The largest source is the Albion spirit tomb.
Inside, there are precious spells as vast as mountains and seas.
Spirit roots, dragon reverse scales, dragon blood leaves, Kelpie mane, dream scales powder, ether crystals...
Which of these is not worth a fortune?
Just the financial input from mining the Albion spirit tomb can fully support the operation of the entire clock tower.
It can be said that its existence is the greatest treasure of the clock tower.
The entrances to the Albion spirit tomb are few and are strictly controlled by the managent departnts of the British authorities.
Although there are cases of officially registered miners smuggling spells outside, the managent departnt exists to deal with such situations.
The most critical issue is the danger of mining the spirit tomb.
The Albion spirit tomb is completely different from the surface world; no magus can ensure safety upon entering.
However, if there is assistance from the British national level...
It would be equivalent to receiving the island's recognition.
Concerns about mining would be minimal; it would be purely a highly profitable endeavor.
"So, you an to let the modern magecraft departnt, while maintaining its current operation, have Britain as its backing?"
"Exactly. In specific aspects, I will have soone discuss with you later, generally to open up the developnt of the Albion spirit tomb and provide support at the national level. It would be too much to lay all this out; you wouldn't want to hear ramble on, would you?"
Moran said lightly with a calm smile.
The people from the aristocracy could not help but gasp.
The spirit tombs developed by the clock tower are ultimately a small part; the majority are developed by Britain itself.
Moran's approach is to shift the modern magecraft departnt from private to state-owned, becoming a project supported by the nation.
This is sothing that the clock tower has never experienced before.
"Gentlen, with this, you will not need to discuss resource division, and at the sa ti, the modern magecraft departnt can develop.
This is a cause for celebration; what could be better than this?"
Moran's generosity made all the magi want to kneel.
This is the true big spender.
The entire Britain is built on a great gold mine, and Moran is the true master who holds the lifeblood of this gold mine.
The modern magecraft departnt, once despised, has now beco a coveted project supported by the state; how could this not make the aristocrats envious?
That is the national developnt right of the Albion spirit tomb.
Just thinking about it makes one's heart bleed with envy.
In this world, not to ntion other things.
Unique existences like the Albion spirit tomb can almost be said to be one of a kind globally.
Moreover, the internal resources of the spirit tomb can regenerate.
It has an extrely unique ecosystem.
Where else on this planet can one find such an ecological mine that continuously produces gold?
Clearly, only in Britain.
The spell resources mined at the national level are often sold abroad to serve as financial support.
On the market, most of the fantasy species spells and materials that have disappeared due to the decline of the divine age are basically provided by Britain.
To speak of wealth, few countries in modern tis can compare to Britain, which has continued the divine age to this day.
"However, in the original blood contract, there is a clause agreed upon by the forr king and you. I rember it states that the operational system of the clock tower is to be decided by you..."
Moran clearly rembers the initial draft of the contract.
The clock tower would pledge absolute loyalty to Britain, but Britain could not intervene in the internal managent of the clock tower.
Of course, there is another clause in the blood contract.
If the clock tower were to threaten or harm Britain, then the king of Britain has the right to impose sanctions on the clock tower.
This is also the reason why Britain is not worried about the autonomy of the clock tower.
Their lifeblood is held in the king's hands.
"Logically, I do not have the authority to intervene in your system's operation. However, I believe that Britain's assistance should be a good thing for the clock tower, and I think you have no reason to disagree.
McDonell, do you need to hold a crown resolution for this?"
Moran politely inquired.
Of course, this was rely a formality.
The majestic aura of the Beast Emperor filled the room, and anyone who saw it would lose the ability to resist.
He had co here and spoken so much.
If he were to have his resolution overturned, it would be too ridiculous for the king's face and dignity.
Moran himself has said it.
He does not reject becoming a tyrant.
However, he believes that even as a tyrant, he can at least be a benevolent one.
"No need to hold a crown resolution!
Your Majesty, your decision is strongly supported by democracy! The entire General Fundantals departnt agrees to Britain's support for the modern magecraft departnt!"
McDonell said, thumping his strong chest.
His leading attitude was such that anyone who disagreed would be seen as an enemy.
"Agreed. The creative departnt of Valuay agrees with Britain's support for the modern magecraft departnt. This is the honor of democracy."
The elder Inorai also said firmly.
This is only beneficial for democracy; they must show a stronger attitude than ever before.
The past investnts in the modern magecraft departnt...
Now, they finally see returns here.
The modern magecraft departnt belongs to the democratic faction.
Most of the talents flowing out of the modern magecraft departnt will beco mbers of democracy.
If it receives national resources, it can basically be seen as democracy receiving support from the state.
"Lore departnt of Brishisan, agree."
"Individual Fundantals departnt of Solonea, agree."
"Curses departnt of Jigmarie, agree."
"Archaeology, Astea, agrees."
The neutral monarchs and their agents expressed their positions one after another.
They are absolute royalists.
With the four major neutral factions plus the two major democratic factions, six votes out of twelve monarchs were directly passed.
The remaining six votes belong to the aristocracy.
However, no one expected that soone from the aristocracy would quickly express their stance, especially from a family that had always been considered uninvolved in central politics.
"I, Astromancy. Animusphere, agree."
Marisbury stood up and raised his hand to speak.
He looked towards Moran's position with a respectful smile.
No one anticipated this developnt.
The Animusphere family, revered as hermits in the mountains and not participating in political struggles, quickly expressed their support for the new king, showing no attachnt to their aristocratic faction.
The situation was completely one-sided.
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