Wizard: Starting from the Skill Tree

Chapter 994 - 839: Collaboration (2)

He was silent for a moment, then reopened the cooperation plan on the table, turning to the page with specific cooperation terms, and gently tapped the surface of the paper with his finger.

"Since this issue has no answer for the time being, let’s first discuss what can be done at present."

The Duke pointed to the first cooperation term in the plan and began to explain it in detail.

The Light Sect will provide the Three Great Sects with a series of systematic fundamental knowledge, all of which comes from the forces behind him.

The first batch of shared materials includes three items.

The first is an improved basic Meditation Technique. Currently, the Meditation Techniques used by each sect in the Oracle Plane operate independently, with varying efficiency. The improved Meditation Technique can enhance training efficiency on the existing foundation, especially effective in laying the foundation for low-tier members.

The second is a systematic introductory textbook on Magic Potion. This textbook covers a complete knowledge chain from material identification, extraction, purification, to compatibility of medicinal properties, and basic potion preparation.

As the Duke spoke, Baroque’s fingers on the table involuntarily clenched.

The Duke paused, looked at Baroque, and directly stated that the Earth Sect holds the largest magic potion material mine and plantation in the entire Rising Sun District, and Baroque understood best what this textbook means to them.

The third is a basic Spell Optimization Manual. The spell system in the Oracle Plane centers around incantation casting. The advantage of incantations is that they are fast and easy to learn, but their weaknesses are also obvious. Mages often lack deep understanding of the underlying principles of spells, making it difficult to analyze problems from the root.

This manual is not meant to replace the incantation system, but rather to provide incantation mages with an auxiliary tool from another perspective, helping them better understand the spells they cast, thereby allowing fine-tuning and optimization on the basis of incantations.

The Duke looked at Zephiris and added that although this manual cannot directly answer his confusion about the Wind Rules, it might offer him a different perspective of thought.

The Duke waited for the three to digest the content of this page and then turned to the next page.

This page contained the specific cooperation framework.

The Duke stated that he and the forces behind him would not establish colonial rule in the Oracle Plane, and the sects would still retain internal autonomy. Doctrines, rituals, temple, and district management would be decided by the sects themselves, without external interference.

Outside the Oracle Plane, the Three Great Sects need to follow the lead of the Light Sect, with decisions of the Light Sect being the final standard for affairs involving multiple sects.

The Duke paused for a moment here, lifted his head, swept his gaze across the faces of the three, and then continued to speak.

He reiterated that he is the one chosen by the will of the God of Light, and the growth of the Light Sect is the will of the God of Light, and it is also an unshirkable responsibility for him as the Child of Light.

Since the Three Great Sects have confirmed the authenticity of the Light Divine Status, they should naturally understand this point.

The Duke’s wording was calm, without hiding his intention; he wanted the Light Sect to grow and expand.

Selena read through this page once more from start to finish, then was the first to break the silence.

She nodded slightly, saying the Water Sect accepts this framework.

Baroque followed quickly, nodding as well, his voice dull and brief, saying the Earth Sect also had no objections.

Zephiris glanced at the Duke, his mouth twitching slightly as if he wanted to say something witty, but finally, he just said four words: "The Wind Sect agrees."

The Duke closed the plan and pushed copies to the three Great Mages.

He then mentioned one last thing: subsequent specific affairs will be jointly handled by two individuals.

One is the Holy Daughter of the Light Sect, Dali, responsible for the daily coordination between the Three Great Sects and the Light Sect, advancing all cooperation plans, resource sharing distribution, and communication matters between sects can be directly approached through her.

The other is Robert, the president of the Star Embers Guild. If the Three Great Sects need resource exploration, design of mining plans, or any commercial and technical needs requiring coordination with external forces, they can coordinate through Robert.

Throughout the night, the conference hall on the top floor of the Central Tower at Furnace Castle remained brightly lit.

The Duke and the three Great Mages discussed specific details of the cooperation item by item: the delivery schedule of the first batch of foundational materials, the proportion of resource sharing distribution, the division of responsibilities in resource exploration across districts, the preliminary framework for cooperation, and the specific locations for establishing Light Sect contact points within each district.

Selena suggested actively transforming an abandoned temple located in the lake district of the Water Sect into a joint library for storing the shared knowledge provided by the Duke.

Baroque stated that the Earth Sect is willing to lead the mining exploration throughout the Rising Sun District, and requested the Duke to prioritize providing a batch of basic magic potion apparatus so that his alchemists could promptly begin systematic refinement learning.

Zephiris spoke the least, but when discussing the patrol in the airspace of each district and the construction of a remote communication network, he uncharacteristically took on the responsibility for coordinating the messenger team of the Wind Sect.

The discussions continued until dawn the next day.

The three Great Mages each left the conference hall with copies of the cooperation plan and the promised list of first batch supplies, each wearing a look that mixed exhaustion and excitement.

For them, it was a sleepless night and also the formal onset of a change in the Oracle Plane never seen in hundreds of years.

In the following time, the Light Sect began rapid expansion.

Dali established a temporary command post at Furnace Castle, responsible for coordinating daily affairs between the Three Great Sects and the Light Sect.

Bishop Ambrose led a group of experienced priests to start selecting sites in major cities across the Rising Sun District for constructing new temples of the Light.

Knight Henry opened the recruitment standards of the Defender Knight Order to the Three Great Sects, and the first batch of cross-sect joint patrols soon appeared on the borders of the Rising Sun District.

Robert, leading the Star Embers Guild, cleared the last Fire Sect remnant stronghold on the west side of the city, and then began recruiting new members in the Rising Sun District.

Once all these affairs were on track, the Duke summoned Dali and Robert to the temporary study at Furnace Castle.

He briefly explained the arrangements during his absence, with daily affairs coordinated by Dali and assisted by Robert, and the progress of resource exploration by the Three Great Sects tracked by both of them.

Then he recorded the coordinates of the room in Furnace Castle again, used the Coordinates Earring, and returned to the Flower Sea Plane.

He needed to return to the Wizard Plane to bring the first batch of supplies to the Oracle Plane and find answers for the three Great Mages’ questions.

The light of the teleportation node in the basement of the Flower Sea Plane Manor had not completely dissipated when the Duke stepped quickly onto the stone steps. He did not stop at the manor, passing through Dusk City’s public teleportation array, and directly returned to the Six-Ring Tower.

Upon returning to his dormitory, the first thing he did was not rest, but rather sit at his desk and, through the Wizard’s Mark, sent a purchase list to Harrison of the Giant Rock Commerce Association and Oliver of the Star Dome Commerce Association.

The content of the two lists was roughly the same but had slightly different emphases.

Harrison’s side emphasized basic materials, including a large quantity of Level 1 Magic Potion Materials, standard-grade casting tools, a Basic Alchemy Tool Set, and a batch of General Meditation Method Introduction Material suitable for beginners. These did not require top quality, but in vast quantities, they were most suitably handled by the Giant Rock Commerce Association with broad channels and flexible pricing.

Oliver’s side emphasized high-end materials, including a batch of high-purity Elemental Crystals, several sets of precision alchemy instruments, and some professional books hard to purchase on the regular market.

Harrison and Oliver’s replies arrived with astonishing speed.

Most of the materials on the list were in stock, with a few needing to be transferred from other branches, and would be ready within a week.

The Duke sent confirmation messages to both, then leaned back in his chair, starting to handle more important matters.

These three issues: Selena’s bottleneck in Rule of Water enlightenment, Baroque’s old injury repair, Zephiris’s deviation in Wind Rules.

These three issues belonged to three completely different fields: Rule Enlightenment, physical repair, understanding of the essence of Rules.

He needed to consult wizards skilled in these fields to acquire specific solutions, and then present them to the three Great Mages.

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