The Sacred Realm was the limit of genius, the pinnacle of the mortal world, and the ultimate dream of countless sorcerers. Regardless of the kingdom, anyone capable of becoming a Sacred Realm sorcerer undoubtedly belonged to the most successful echelon of society.

Interestingly, the Swordswoman noted that One-Winged sorcerers were mostly production sorcerers, Two-Winged sorcerers were mostly combat sorcerers, and Sacred Realm sorcerers returned to being mostly production sorcerers once again. It was not that Sacred Realm sorcerers had abandoned combat. Rather, their research focus had shifted toward production, leaving them less inclined to devote themselves to honing their combat abilities as they once did.

There were three reasons for this shift.

The primary reason was that Sacred Realm sorcerers had an extremely high cost-performance ratio when creating items. Spatial artifacts could only be produced by Sacred Realm sorcerers, and they were essentially consumable items with limited durability and lifespans. This meant that every Sacred Realm sorcerer functioned as a gold mine that continuously generated wealth.

In the Starry Kingdoms, Sacred Realm sorcerers were required to pay a spatial tax. Every year, they had to produce...