This was also why, when the battle that had shaken the entire galaxy came to an end in the space near Mars, this High-Dimensional Plant had not immediately taken measures to destroy its agent.
However, even though Sa was greatly satisfied with Vita's final decision, the needless and tedious exchanges between her and Moros still stirred a trace of displeasure within It.
In the eyes of this High-Dimensional Plant deeply rooted in the Sea of Quantum, those exchanges were nothing but worthless and excessively cumbersome acts that irritated It.
Thus, after the battle ended and everything fell quiet, Sa withdrew into the Sea of Quantum and stripped Vita of many of the powers and authorities It had once generously bestowed upon her.
Clearly, the process was not a pleasant one.
Moreover, Sa had always held many grievances against Vita, maintaining an indescribably cold attitude toward her.
Under such circumstances, it was hardly difficult to understand why the gray-haired, red-eyed agent feared Sa.
Sometimes, Vita could not help imagining what kind of outcome awaited her if she had turned against Sa on the battlefield and defected to the necromancer.
But she always snuffed out such thoughts the moment they began to sprout.
After all, Sa wielded the omniscient authority granted by the Sea. To a certain extent, It could even be said to know everything. At the same time, It controlled boundless energy and possessed the supreme authority to decide whether she lived or died.
Faced with such a powerful existence, Vita did not dare entertain even the slightest delusion.
Besides, deep in her heart, Vita still harbored an attachment she could not relinquish toward the creator who had created her.
Unfortunately, all Sa could give her in return was the tiniest, most insignificant trace.
Furthermore, as Sa's personality was continually