Chapter 831: Chapter 490: Redemption (Part 2)
“Okay, please wait a mont.” The Exchange Wizard looked at the small mountain in front of him, feeling sowhat tongue-tied, but his good deanor allowed him to maintain his composure and continue speaking respectfully.
Booster and the others nodded slightly.
They watched the Exchange Wizard behind the counter place each tal naplate on a specially designed witchcraft device, and sohow, they suddenly felt silent.
“Galen Bell, Solace Kasel, Schmitt Aziz, Bodi Albert…”
The naplates were inscribed with nas both short and long, familiar and unfamiliar. So of these people were still alive, but so… even their remains could no longer be found.
War is always so cruel… Booster sighed inwardly.
But fortunately, everyone’s efforts were not in vain.
The continuously increasing numbers on the square witchcraft device before them were the best proof of that.
Before long, the Exchange Wizard finally finished summarizing all the war rits.
“The total is 1,213,656 war rits, Councilman.” The Exchange Wizard carefully gathered all the naplates and handed them back, then handed the naplate that contained all of Booster’s war rits.
His manner of handling the naplates made Booster feel a sense of appreciation, and he softly thanked him.
“No need to thank .” The Exchange Wizard shook his head, paused, and looked earnestly at Booster’s hand, saying: “It is thanks to you and their efforts that we can welco peace today.”
Booster said no more. After carefully putting away all the naplates, he finally asked about today’s main event.
“Have the specific exchange lists for war rits been released?”
“They have been released.” The Exchange Wizard nodded.
“How many war rits would roughly be needed to exchange for the ruling rights of Kararli City?”
The Exchange Wizard was slightly taken aback, “Please wait a mont, sir.”
For exchange items as expensive and unique as the ruling rights of Kararli, the war rits required for exchange would only be decided after the war ended.
So that are hard to determine will even have their final ownership decided via auction.
Turning to look at the list placed aside, the Exchange Wizard carefully flipped through it several tis, then looked up and said to Booster in confusion:
“Councilman, I did not find ‘Kararli City’s ruling rights’ among the exchange items.”
“Is it not there?” Booster and the others were stunned.
Before the general offensive began, the Supre Councilman had inford them of the areas available for exchange, which ford an irregular shape centered around Graham City.
Kararli City was among them and not even on the edge… How could it not be on the exchange list now?
“What about Keruk City?” Gray asked from the side.
“…Also not there, madam.”
“What about Letti City and Saze City?”
“Not there either.” The Exchange Wizard continued to shake his head, his voice inexplicably smaller as he looked at the grim-looking Booster and the others.
After a mont of silence, Booster asked, “Which regions are available on the exchange list?”
“Please wait…” The Exchange Wizard picked up the exchange list on his right hand, paused, and read:
“The Wizard Cities currently available for exchange include Saze City, Andri City, among others, totaling sixteen Wizard Cities, requiring war rits ranging from fifty thousand to one hundred thousand.
Also available for exchange are areas such as Mol Icefield, Thorny Snow Mountain, and several dozen other regions, requiring war rits ranging from ten thousand to two hundred thousand.”
Listening to the words of the Exchange Wizard, the hearts of Booster and the others gradually sank.
Saze City, Andri City… These are rely small cities with, at most, Second Rank Magic Energy Ore Veins.
Typically, Second Rank Magic Energy Ore Veins signify the capacity to sustain a large number of Second Rank Wizards and a certain number of Third Rank Wizards… As for Fourth Rank Wizards, it would be sowhat strenuous.
If they can only exchange for these places, it would clearly be inadequate for Booster and the others.
“Are you certain that only these regions are available for exchange, sir?” Booster paused for a mont and continued to ask, “Before the general offensive, that was not what the Supre Councilman inford us.”
“Did the Supre Councilman ntion to you that there are other regions available for exchange…?” The Exchange Wizard thought for a mont, handed over the exchange list beside him reluctantly, and said, “But on the list I received now, these are the only ones.”
Watching Booster take the list, the Exchange Wizard thought for a mont and said, “Please wait a mont, I will ask other wizards.”
Saying this, he got up and moved to the back, walked along the back of the counter for a while, and finally found a free wizard.
“Andrey.”
“Rach, what are you doing here?” Andrey, who was enjoying a fleeting mont of leisure sitting at the counter, turned at Rach’s call and asked sowhat puzzled.
Rach approached him and briefly described everything that had just happened.
After listening, Andrey straightened up, looked around, motioned for Rach to co closer, and then whispered:
“The councilman you attended is correct; Kararli, Keruk, and even Graham City were initially on the exchange list, but they have now all been exchanged.”
“They have already been exchanged?” Rach was astonished.
“Of course, they were exchanged shortly after the exchange list was released last night.” Andrey said sowhat exasperatedly, “I told you to curb your bad temper and avoid associating with those Half-blood Wizards, but you didn’t listen. Now see, no one even told you about this.”
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