Chapter 740: Chapter 325: Changing Wizards’ Views on the Alien Race (2)
"I hope we can work together to make this world a better place."
As these words fell, enthusiastic applause rang out again in the hall.
This ti, it wasn’t just the crowd supporting the alien race wizards.
It was every person in the alliance, regardless of their previous prejudices, who had shifted their thinking through this duel.
At this mont, a high-tier mage stepped forward, his expression serious yet appreciative.
"Today, you have shown us everything that true magic embodies. Regardless of your lineage, we should all feel proud of your achievents. As an alliance, we will redefine our views on alien race powers and wisdom."
"From now on, we will no longer focus solely on lineage but will pay more attention to an individual’s ability, wisdom, and contribution to the magic world."
The words of the high-tier mage were like a gentle rain, refreshing everyone’s spirit.
As the new concept gradually spread within the alliance, people began to reevaluate those they had previously underestimated or scorned.
At this mont, new discussions about David and the witches quietly erged.
They were not just outsiders but an erging force that cannot be ignored, an important component in improving this society’s future.
In the days that followed, David led the witches to continue researching magic and actively participated in various exchange activities, fostering a deeper understanding between different races with tangible actions.
Arno also gradually blended in, sharing experiences with them and discussing higher-level magic concepts together.
In this spirit of unity and collaboration, they gradually broke down barriers, achieving mutual success, and injecting new vitality into the Sea of Azure!
As the battle concluded, David gained greater attention from the alliance leaders.
Arno was considered a strong figure among the Five-Ring Mages, yet he was defeated by David so effortlessly.
Moreover, they could see that David hadn’t used his full strength and hadn’t even transford into a giant dragon to achieve victory.
The thod of victory was purely a wizard’s battle, with David even capable of simultaneously controlling four elents, which many wizards could not achieve.
As ti went by, David’s reputation in the alliance gradually rose, becoming a representative of the new generation of wizards.
He not only demonstrated extraordinary talent in battles but also actively promoted various cultural exchange activities in daily life, striving to break the long-standing prejudices between races.
One day, the alliance’s main conference room held an important eting with the the of deeper developnt in multicultural integration and magic research.
At the eting, countless wizards gathered together to discuss future developntal directions.
David was invited as a speaker, standing before the long table, his gaze sweeping over each figure as he fearlessly expressed his thoughts.
"Respected colleagues," he began, "today we stand here not only to discuss magic but also to shape a more inclusive and understanding future. We have a responsibility to explore the wisdom and powers hidden between races, rather than being biased due to skin color or lineage."
No sooner had he finished speaking than a wave of low discussions arose.
Although so wizards still harbored doubts, more began nodding in agreent.
"I believe that different elents can also create wonderful resonances, just as I demonstrated in the battle before," David continued, "If we can bring together different races and cultures, we will be able to create more powerful magic."
As his words grew increasingly passionate, the atmosphere in the venue beca more harmonious.
Those who once had resistance to alien powers gradually found themselves moved by his enthusiasm, beginning to realize the importance of cooperation among each other.
Arno sat among the crowd, closed his eyes in contemplation.
He recalled his forr disdain and doubt towards David, and now it seed that this young wizard was not just a strong figure but also an open-minded and courageous pursuer of truth.
Respect welled up in his heart: "Perhaps I should have had more understanding and inclusiveness before."
As the eting proceeded, representatives of various races expressed their viewpoints one by one.
When discussing how to utilize their unique advantages to jointly advance magic research, the hall was filled with lively and passionate discussions.
Soon, they reached a significant resolution—the establishnt of a cross-race magic research group to conduct more in-depth and broad-ranging practical activities.
Shortly thereafter, this initiative was swiftly implented, establishing cooperative relationships among various races, with nurous young wizards eagerly participating in exploring new magic realms together.
In this process, they not only learned how to utilize each other’s proficient elents but also discussed issues regarding magic and worldviews under different cultures, forming deep friendships with one another.
Simultaneously, in this transformative backdrop, the elental powers in nature also began to change.
Many wizards found that the elents they controlled intertwined and resonated with each other at tis, creating new and peculiar effects.
These phenona attracted more attention, allowing them to realize that through unity and cooperation, they could similarly create new heights far beyond individual capabilities!
And soon after, the Life Secret Realm Wizard Organization’s Sixth-Ring Life Mage directly invited David to the Life Secret Realm.
David felt a sense of anticipation upon receiving the invitation from the Life Secret Realm Wizard Organization.
The Life Secret Realm was a mysterious and powerful place, gathering many high-tier life domain mages and ancient magic knowledge.
As he stepped through the gates of the Life Secret Realm, he was t by a thick magical atmosphere.
Enclosed by lush vegetation and mysterious creatures, everything here seed to speak of ancient wisdom and power.
David took a deep breath, feeling the natural elents flowing more actively here.
In the conference room, several Sixth-Ring Life Mages sat in the center of the hall, each with a solemn and wise deanor.
David stepped forward to greet them respectfully.
"Honorable teachers, it is a great honor to be here."
An elder-looking witch stood up, her eyes sparkling with youthful vitality; she was one of the most respected figures in the Life Secret Realm, Liliana.
"We have always been paying attention to your growth and achievents," she smiled, "The ideas and abilities you displayed within the alliance have shown us the importance of cooperation between different races. During this period, we hope to explore deeper levels of magic with you."
As the eting began, various topics were brought forward one after another.
From elental magic to the power of life, from soul communication to natural balance, these topics gave David an unprecedented sense of freshness.
He listened attentively, occasionally sharing so of his insights, making the discussion more substantive.
"Your research on the magical resonance phenonon between elents is very interesting."
Liliana nodded in approval, "I believe that by thoroughly exploring these resonance phenona, we can discover new healing techniques or ways to enhance vitality."
"Indeed, I think the new effects resulting from interactions between different elents can provide us with brand new ideas," David replied, "If we can apply these findings to real life, it would not only help our kin but also be of benefit to the entire world."
As the discussion gradually intensified, they explored this new realm together with people from various races and fields of expertise.
Following the formation of this group, they would not only engage in theoretical discussions but also conduct experints in practice, promoting new magic developnt through a deeper understanding of natural forces.
Moreover, Liliana ntioned the phenona of life mutation occurring in the Life Secret Realm, which also required the cooperation of alien races for research, since many alien races originate from life mutations.
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