Francis’s words were like a giant stone plunging into a tranquil lake, awakening the speakers imrsed in their fantasies of the future.
"Haha, yes, sooner or later, this joke will beco a reality."
"What joke? This is a fact!"
"Indeed!"
"Right!"
...
All the speakers echoed in agreent, and the atmosphere of the small eting suddenly beca lively.
After a while.
Once everyone had vented their emotions, Francis glanced around and said with a smile, "Gentlen, are there any other questions? If there are none, let’s proceed with the voting process."
"I agree."
"Agree."
"Seconded."
This ti, no one raised any questions, and everyone voted in favor. Ultimately, a significant allocation of resources to the Abyssal Wizard and chanical Wizard projects was unanimously approved.
"Alright, this matter should not be delayed any longer. Let’s now discuss the details of the resource allocation."
Francis said, "Let share my thoughts first. First, all restrictions on Abyssal Wizards should be lifted. From now on, as long as they can bear it, Abyssal Wizards can absorb Abyssal Bloodlines of all ranks, not just limited to zero-rank bloodlines."
"Secondly, the annual selection number for Abyssal Wizards must be increased... or rather, all gifted bloodline apprentices must be brought over to attempt the Abyssal Wizard path."
"Finally, regarding resource supply, as long as an Abyssal Wizard successfully integrates five levels of Abyssal Bloodline, Divine Power Crystals will be supplied without limit, the contribution points cap will be removed, and efforts will be made to quickly help them achieve the Sixth Ring."
"As for the chanical Wizards..." Francis paused slightly at this point, turned to Lor, and said, "This is where we need you to quickly work out the hypothesis so that we can discuss resource allocation."
"Alright." Lor nodded.
The most critical need for chanical Wizards is the Small Energy Furnace. Currently, there are directions to solve the existing problems with Small Energy Furnaces, and he is about ready to disclose the hypothesis of chanical Wizards.
"That’s all I can think of for now. Does anyone have anything to add?" After receiving a positive response, Francis looked around and inquired about the other speakers’ thoughts.
"I think we should build a few Wizard Towers in the Abyss as safe zones, letting Abyssal Wizards hunt Abyssal Demons on their own to supplent their bloodlines." Speaker Dragon Bear suggested, "We train them to face the most brutal wars, not to cultivate them in a greenhouse."
"Makes sense, but Abyssal apprentices don’t need to enter the Abyss; otherwise, it’s not training but sending them to their deaths," Yasen added.
"I feel..."
The speakers made their supplentary suggestions, each valuable and worthwhile for careful consideration.
About half an hour later, the discussion on how to cultivate Abyssal Wizards concluded, covering nearly all aspects with an extrely comprehensive plan.
"Alright, the cultivation of Abyssal Wizards will proceed according to our discussion."
Francis made the final summary, then looked at Lor and asked, "Speaker Lor, do you have any topics to add?"
"For instance, what preparations are needed for a Plane migration?"
"Of course." Lor nodded, "I need a mineral called Void Stone. Once I reach the Fifth Ring, I will use this material to leave millions of Spatial Engravings within the Wizard Plane."
"Only then, in an ergency, can the Wizard Plane be migrated."
"Good, from today on, Void Stone is listed as one of the strategic resources of the Wizard Alliance, including any Void Stones discovered during future Plane expansions, exclusively reserved for Speaker Lor’s use," Francis said. "Private ownership is prohibited, violators will face death."
He said this decisively, allowing no room for doubt.
As expected, none of the speakers opposed.
If, by then, no Sixth Ring Abyssal Wizard or chanical Wizard is cultivated, and sothing unexpected happens with Lor, Francis will surely have dire consequences, and they will fare no better.
Therefore, ensuring Lor’s needs is now a top priority for the Wizard Alliance.
"Besides, since your Abyss Territories are idly sitting there, why not open them up when the player arrives? After all, for Speaker Lor to see a clearer future, he still has to rely on players." Seeing no objections, Francis added in a milder tone.
This is sothing he cannot enforce since those Abyss Territories are the private domains of the speakers, and it must be discussed collaboratively.
"No problem."
"Should do."
"Sure."
The speakers felt indifferent about opening the Abyss for players to hunt Abyssal Demons.
What they want is territory, not Abyssal Demons, so they don’t care who kills the demons inside.
Moreover, Lor can see a clearer future, which benefits everyone.
"Hmm." Francis nodded with satisfaction, then turned to Lor and asked, "Speaker Lor, do you have anything else to add? Please continue."
With matters concerning his own life, he was extrely enthusiastic.
"No, Speaker Francis has considered everything thoroughly." Lor said with a smile.
He hadn’t expected that before he could speak, everything was already resolved by this one.
"Alright, if Speaker Lor has any needs in the future, feel free to bring them up." Francis looked at Lor, seriously saying, "As long as I can do it, I will try my best to et them. You are the most important existence in the Alliance now, and please do not slack off."
"Rest assured." Lor’s smile waned, promising solemnly, "I will strive with all my might to ensure that the Wizard Plane can be migrated at any ti when the need arises."
With Lor’s guarantee, this eting concerning the strategic shift of the Wizard Plane for the next three thousand years ca to an end.
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