"Oh right, you can also add an ’achievent system’! Let players who achieve special feats in any of the gas you create permanently obtain an achievent badge, or a counter—for example, in this Wizard chess ga, ’how many people were frozen with the Spell of Disabling’; or in that cha ga, ’how many tis did they perform extre evasions of attacks’..."
"If you end up creating many competitive gas later on, you could organize a world-wide tournant centered around Wizards, based on your gas. The location could be set in Winter, and it just so happens that I have so money recently that I can invest in it...
"You’ve got to fight hard, Husky! Strive to make your gas’ competitive tournants attract Wizards from all over the world—those who are filtered out this way are definitely the Wizards lacking money. That gives us a chance to win them over, as well as to give them an opportunity to re-evaluate the Winter Principality.
"After all, the Tradition of hunting Wizards in the past Winter Principality is too ancient, and has lasted for too long. Leaving aside the Elves era, in today’s age, Wizards—especially those specializing in transformation and shaping—are the biggest source of productivity. The Winter Principality now also needs a large amount of Wizard resources.
"And to abolish this Tradition starting with my generation would be too conspicuous, making it look like I’m fishing for them... Instead, why not use this tournant as a gimmick, to let them see themselves ’how prosperous Winter becos after the winter year ends’, and to dispel misconceptions—or rather, ’outdated’ views with their own experiences."
Watching the ceaselessly idea-sharing Annan, Husky’s pupils trembled violently.
——And he says he’s not so scher!
Having never been exposed to gas on Earth, just watching her create a dozen still embryonic gas, he could co up with such a wickedly perfect operational approach...
And even from a Wizard ga, he could segue straight into Winter’s political situation—according to Husky’s speculation, Annan’s plan might actually work...
This is just what he can share with her, an outsider!
Husky dared not imagine how many more sches Annan had hidden in his heart...
"Speaking of which, we’re almost at the Lava Forbidden Tower."
Annan made a decisive decision: "When we get there, you’ll pitch the ga to them."
"But isn’t it still not revised yet..."
"It doesn’t matter. After the battle ends, I reckon not many of them would survive."
Annan said solemnly: "Mainly use them for internal testing, I don’t expect to make money off them—Cripple Wizards are not that rich. Just see how they react to the pricing, and if they can accept it. After testing, you can try selling them the other gas, try to get a high price.
"After all, once the battle ends, I reckon their belongings will also be subrged in volcanic lava. Might as well make it cheap for you, to fund your subsequent ga developnt.
"Coincidentally, we can also use you as a guise to blend in."
Directly attacking from the outside would an challenging the exterior defense strength of a Wizard’s Tower.
Annan didn’t want to act as a target and challenge the achievent: "how much damage output can all the Cripple Wizards from the Lava Forbidden Tower concentrate on a single target, under the bonus of the Wizard’s Tower."
With Husky’s rather amiable Husky face as a shield, their chances of blending in increase quite a bit—if they encounter Ingrid and start a battle, and if it ends quickly, perhaps there will even be so survivors...
And Husky’s intuition allowed her to grasp Annan’s intention at once.
Her pupils trembled violently at thrice the speed.
And you say you’re not a scher!
You want to use as a shield just for playing my ga!
I’m just an innocent Husky—
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