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(Sensitive topic, just imagine it.)
It’s just like the ecosystem chain of LOL.
Most people are still rational; since the Empire has led the open strategy, the national strength has been raised several notches.
Especially with the goodwill towards the new king of the Elf Clan, the High Elf Clan, which is the only male-dominated Elf civilization iteration in tens of thousands of years.
The Dan Dong Empire abolished the Elf slave market and forcibly released all enslaved Elves to show sincerity and began trading with the Elf Clan.
This process has lasted for hundreds of years.
Now, it is ti for the generation that was hostile to the Elf Clan to gradually die of old age, excluding the Wizards of the Longevity Species, the integration of different species should enter the next stage.
Handling different species is easier, whereas internal conflicts due to racial issues have occurred more than once among humans.
The Tasu Descendants, once slaves of the ancient Beastn, although now independent, still remain primitive in many areas.
Despite occupying the fertile plains of the ancient Beastn, they frequently suffer from famines, which is incredibly perplexing to the likes of Dan Dong and the Ice Plain empires.
It’s clearly sothing that could be easily handled.
Along the way, Lin Suo could clearly see the differences among people; the descendants of Dan Dong are rather well-dressed, maintaining a sense of ceremony even if not wealthy.
The descendants from the Ice Plain tend to be tall, with abundant body hair, rough skin, and a red complexion, which looks quite comical.
This reminds Lin Suo of the militaristic nationalism of his hotown.
As for the Tasu people... it’s better not to ntion them, it would be better to accept Giant Trolls than them.
Those raw at eaters at least recognize their status, unlike the ignorant Tasu people.
Then, Lin Suo saw a group of Enforcent Officers violently arresting five or six Tasu people who were harassing a fruit stall.
Comforting.
This is the sense of involvent.
Shaking his head, Lin Suo walked towards another street. Before coming, he had specifically learned about the Golden City—"Lalaye," which has a Mysterious Alley specifically designed for wizards.
The books and reports describe it as being incredibly magical.
Naturally, Lin Suo also wanted to experience it.
"Let see, the third tributary of the Golden Main Road, No. 186, a restaurant called Fuyan Mountain BBQ..."
As he approached, Lin Suo felt a dizzying power sweep over him, very low in intensity, even a Low Level Apprentice could resist with spiritual power, let alone him.
"So... this is the legendary Muggle Extermination Spell?"
Lin Suo looked strange, entered the restaurant, and as expected, there was no one there.
Approaching the counter, he was puzzled why the location was so secretive when the existence of wizards is no secret.
"Flipping Spell!"
Lin Suo’s right hand revealed a Witchcraft Rune, gently pressing on the counter’s surface, and his vision suddenly overlapped and rotated like a mirror image.
The next instant.
The mirror space returned to normal, Lin Suo stepped out and looked around the "new world" with amazent.
Bizarre and grotesque does not even begin to describe it; as he was looking around, a muggle passed by him, much to his surprise.
How did he get in...
"Hey, you must be from a small place."
The thick voice was quite rough. Lin Suo shifted his gaze and saw only a big belly, then looked up.
A five-ter-tall Giant, wearing a pointed Wizard Hat, his large fingers resting on his beer belly, scratching it.
His chubby face and unruly hairdo conveyed a sense of soone of great potential-like seeing a sleeping dragon or a hidden phoenix.
He emitted a marine scent, obviously a formal Wizard who had assimilated the bloodline of a Sea Giant.
"Hello."
Lin Suo smiled amiably, not minding the rudeness of the other.
"You are here for the first ti."
"That’s right, is there a problem?"
The Giant Wizard chuckled as he pointed behind Lin Suo.
"Turn around and have a look, you need to pay 10 Magic Stones to pass through Fuyan Road."
Lin Suo: "???"
As he turned back in astonishnt, he found a red door fra behind him, with no door...
And beside it stood a sign.
[Private Road, No Lending, If You Force Through, Admission is Ten Stones.]
Ten stones... Ten Magic Stones, that’s outrageous.
The Giant Wizard burst into laughter.
"Although ordinary people are forbidden from entering Mysterious Alley, those related to Wizards can enter. You can take the main path of the Golden Avenue, there are signs and the door is wide open, all for free!"
It was very clear now.
So of the things Lin Suo read from books were not accurate. So wizards like to open doors everywhere in Mysterious Alley, specifically to deceive wizards like him coming from remote areas.
And Koster isn’t particularly small, it’s more dium-sized.
It’s still a typical mixed residence city; the concentration of Magic Power isn’t the lowest tier, legitimate wizard stores owned by three major powers are openly operational.
Logically speaking, there would be more wizards in the Capital, so such shops shouldn’t be so secretive.
But sohow Lin Suo just walked right into it.
In his mind, Flipping Alley and avocado munching kept floating around, and he fell for it...
"Alright then."
Lin Suo felt helpless.
"Who do I give the Magic Stones to?"
"Give them to ."
Lin Suo faltered, staring at him with suspicion.
"It wasn’t my doing, this disreputable act is official."
"How could that be!"
"Why couldn’t it? It was even suggested by the third chief of Golden Academy. Let quote him directly, ahem—"
The Giant Wizard cleared his throat, switched to a deep magnetic voice, which sounded pleasant, just that his face didn’t quite match the voice.
[The Academy is impoverished, all kinds of research cost a fortune, training apprentices is even more expensive, to show sympathy for the Empire’s financial expenditure, I proposed the Deception Gate Plan...]
"First to hone the alertness of dostic wizards, and second to bolster the Academy’s funds?! Just this?"
Lin Suo couldn’t believe it; he thought that such high-caliber Wizard Academies would pay extra attention to their reputation, but they’d resort to deception just for so benefits?
"Don’t look down on this admission fee."
"Golden City claims to have a hundred thousand apprentices, and that’s not counting Official Level Wizards like you and , and wizards from other places etc. Just the admission fees for Mysterious Alley amount to this per day."
Lin Suo gasped.
"50,000?"
"500,000!"
That’s freaking 15 million Low Level Magic Stones a month, with up to 50,000 people being deceived each day.
That’s a bit far-fetched.
"Who told you that?"
"The dean announced it, everyone knows. Apart from the flipping door, they even published books, misleading wizards from outside the capital who have never been here, and I’ve heard there are other tricks not yet disclosed."
"In any case, the students from Golden Academy have been deceived so badly, they cry to their fathers and scream to their mothers; it’s one trick after another, and each ti it’s different."
Well, this is sothing, Lin Suo exclaid.
No wonder when he first read history, he thought it was so bizarrely serious satire literature, turns out the Elf Clan was lucky not to be completely swindled.
It’s just a pity for the Nature Language family, their plight is one to make the hearer sad and the viewer weep.
It’s too brutal!
"Alright, what’s your na, wanna go have a drink?"
This Giant Wizard belongs to the social elite; Lin Suo was interested in making his acquaintance.
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