Chapter 367: Chapter 266: “I Want to Show You a Picture.

“Speaker Teo’s method is indeed a good one.”

“Hmm, it’s a relatively balanced approach.”

“I have a suggestion: we can issue tasks with generous rewards and let the First to Third Ring Wizards choose to take them voluntarily. With them leading, it will undoubtedly save development time significantly.”

“I still believe we should have the legislators go to each plane to oversee things. That way, it’s not a waste.”

“With those vassals watching over, it’s already good enough that those mortals stranded in other planes won’t stray from the path.”

“I think…”

…

One legislator after another expressed their opinions or supplemented and improved upon Teo’s ideas.

Lor listened for a while and soon understood what the outcome would be when the final vote was initiated.

Clearly, the vast majority of the legislators tended to favor the method proposed by Teo, with only a mere three hundred or so dissenting.

Although Teo’s plan was somewhat wasteful, it was indeed the best solution available at the moment.

Ten minutes later, when everyone had stopped speaking, Francis said, “Now let’s begin voting on the seventeen proposals. The proposal with the most votes will be implemented after the meeting concludes.”

“I support the third proposal.”

“The third one.”

“The first one.”

“The third one.”

…

In just thirty seconds, the voting ended, and the third proposal put forth by Teo was selected with an overwhelming majority of 1,231 votes.

“All right, let’s move on to the next topic,” Francis continued, “regarding the allocation of resources across various planes and the migration of certain vassal races to the Wizard Plane…”

Since Domenico created the Fifth-tier Soul Contract, the Wizard Alliance can now confidently bring all Fifth-tier vassals to the Wizard Plane.

Regrettably, the land on the Wizard Plane is limited, unable to accommodate too many vassals, and a choice must be made among them. Precious vassal races like the Yinhua Race must be brought in as much as possible.

The issues of how many to bring and where to settle them all require careful discussion.

The Council proceeded efficiently, and in less than three hours, Francis had raised and put to vote solutions to all the issues.

Orders were swiftly dispatched from the Council, and countless Third Ring Wizards stationed on the Wizard Plane received their tasks, entering the cross-plane teleportation arrays to convey the Wizard Alliance’s directives to each plane.

All legislators and speakers who majorly or partially studied the Earth Element Faction stayed busy as well. After gathering a batch of extraordinary parchment scrolls from rush production at the Magic Artifact Research Institute, carrying various faction knowledge, they headed to each plane to build simple Wizard Towers.

…

Wizard Plane, Betula Continent, Lor’s place of rise, inside a nondescript second-class laboratory on the twenty-third floor of Cooper Wizard Tower.

[Interplanar Residency Task:

Eligibility: First to Third Ring Wizards, no restriction on faction.

Task requirement: Go to subjugated vassal planes under the Wizard Plane to take charge of each Wizard Academy City or simple Wizard Tower and select Wizard Apprentices for training.

Task rewards: Based on the final rank of the apprentices trained, the creation of witchcraft, and experimental results, a reward of five times the current amount of Magic Crystals and Contribution Points will be issued.

Note 1: The cross-plane teleportation array will close automatically in five days, and it is expected not to reopen for approximately three thousand years.

Note 2: Task rewards are recorded in real-time and can be claimed at the central Wizard Tower in each plane.

Note 3: Interplanar resident wizards can exchange Magic Crystals for various resources at the central Wizard Tower in the plane.

Note 4: Contribution Point rewards can be accumulated. If the resident wizard runs out of lifespan, they can be inherited by direct descendants.

Note 5: All Contribution Points…]

[Interplanar Magic Crystal Ore Management Task:

Eligibility: Third Ring Wizards, no restriction on faction.

Task requirement: Responsible for managing interplanar Magic Crystal ores, transporting the output to the central Wizard Tower, maintaining…]

[Interplanar…]

The middle-aged Second Ring Wizard, wearing a red-green bicolor Wizard Robe, seriously looked at the various tasks just released on the Continent Communication Device, his face full of conflict.

Everyone could take the first task, but how much benefit one could ultimately gain depended on luck.

If luck wasn’t on his side, it would be difficult for him to leverage the rewarded Magic Crystals to accelerate meditation and gain a chance to advance to the Fourth Ring.

But the second task could only be taken by Third Ring Wizards, with a fixed reward of three million Magic Crystals per year—enough for him to gamble on reaching the Fourth Ring.

Unfortunately, this task was limited to Third Ring Wizards, and he was only at the Second Ring.

“Should I use that person’s favor?” the middle-aged wizard hesitated internally.

If he used the favor of that great presence, as long as that presence still acknowledged it, he could definitely obtain the second task, even if he were just a Wizard Apprentice.

Just like when the ancestors helped to have that great presence’s mentor, students, and assistants stationed in the capital of the Glory Empire.

As for whether that presence acknowledged it…

He didn’t believe that presence would deny such a “trifle.”

“Now is the best opportunity to redeem the favor. As long as I advance to the Fourth Ring, everything will be worth it.” After contemplating for a long time, the middle-aged wizard gritted his teeth, made up his mind, and opened the communication list to find the string of communication codes passed down through generations of family elders, dialing it.

In recent years, the family had become increasingly desolate, with not a single descendant possessing wizard aptitude appearing.

If he delayed any longer, this favor might lose its significance. He might as well risk it now.

Besides, this task also allowed the accumulation of significant Contribution Points.

Even if he failed, as long as he could give birth to an offspring with a Meditation Talent in the interplane, he could provide them with a good starting point, continuing the family’s legacy.

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