When the domain that distorts reality was retracted again, Bartlett's gaze once again turned to Kael:
"Your domain is very interesting; even among all the domains I've encountered, it's one of the most unique."
Kael fell into a slight silence and did not speak for a long time.
He understood what Bartlet Monarch meant.
After all, from the beginning, he didn't use much of the domain's power.
On one hand, it's because there was no need, as this battle was merely a spar.
On the other hand... he didn't really want people to see those "pieces" controlled by him within the Bound God's domain at full power.
After all, Kael was too famous in Lancaster; most of his experiences had been studied by people.
If people happened to see the pieces controlled by the Bound God, originating from countless different races, it would easily cause them to speculate on Kael's identity.
For this reason, Kael indeed wasn't very keen on showcasing the advantages of the domain in front of Bartlett.
