The Fate Wizard casually tossed the multi-armed creature back, its enormous body tumbling several times through the void.
The other wizards gathered around as well. Several streams of mental power swept over the multi-armed creature without lingering for long.
"Its life structure is quite ordinary."
"The traces of laws are faint, too."
"There's nothing special about its mental core."
Several High-Rank Wizards delivered their assessments in turn.
They were not as blunt as the Fate Wizard, but they reached exactly the same conclusion: it had no research value.
Viola frowned at the multi-armed creature, obvious puzzlement in her eyes.
"This is a creature from the Central World?"
She reached out and lightly touched its body, sweeping it with her mental power. Then her frown deepened.
"Isn't it far too weak?"
This completely contradicted the information she had gathered from various advanced civilizations over the years. The Central World was something almost every advanced civilization refused to discuss. How could its creatures be this weak?
A level-five creature, and not even one with any special innate abilities.
That kind of strength was nothing in the outside world.
Benjamin said nothing. His attention was still focused on his runic vision.
He stared at the multi-armed creature, but he felt something different.
He felt as though disrupting just a few runes in its core region would cause its entire body to collapse rapidly.
However, it was already the Fate Wizard's spoils, so he could hardly do as he pleased with it.
Fortunately, something he could test his idea on soon arrived.
Benjamin turned toward the depths of the plane. Another sizable group of creatures was charging toward the breach in the barrier, most of their auras ranging from level three to level five.
"What troublesome creatures," the Fate Wizard said.
Although the breach