The Synthesis Wizard-Chapter 292:Rushing to Sell is Not a Good Deal

Ulan Dimension, Ulan City.

Under the management of the Star Alliance for over thirty years, the area of this city has expanded four to five times, transforming it into a massive arms factory.

Every day, various Puppets and war constructs flow out of Ulan City, integrated into the Star Alliance's military.

A vast amount of resources continuously pours into Ulan City, nourishing the military strength of the Star Alliance, allowing it to grow steadily.

At the very center of Ulan City, the Starlight Wizard Tower stands tall and imposing.

In his study, Su Nan sat behind his desk, reviewing reports on the military expansion.

It has been nearly ten years since the conquest of the Xige Plane.

The Star Alliance has deliberately slowed its offensive pace, partly to avoid overly provoking the Blackstone Tower, lest they shift more focus onto the Star Alliance, and partly to allow more time for development, thoroughly digesting the gains from the Ulan Dimension and the Xige Plane.

It must be said that capturing the Ulan Dimension and the Xige Plane has indeed greatly promoted the development of the Star Alliance.

In just over a decade, the number of Wizard apprentices in the Star Alliance has nearly doubled.

If not for the short time frame, the number of Wizards would have seen a significant increase as well.

In addition, the expansion of territory has provided the Star Alliance with more resource points, including various metal veins and the Magic plant gardens left behind by the Blackstone Tower.

At the same time, the Star Alliance has also artificially opened up a large number of Sub-grade magic stone veins in both dimensions.

With ample resource supply, the military strength of the Star Alliance has expanded rapidly in recent years.

Just three months ago, the seventh Golem Group Army of the Star Alliance was established, and they are now working on forming the eighth army group.

The number of magic knight orders has also surpassed two hundred thousand, officially implementing the Legion structure.

The original Brigade structure has been changed to ten thousand formal members and forty thousand reserve members.

Every five Brigades form a Legion, totaling fifty thousand formal members, plus two hundred thousand reserve members.

In total, four Legions have been formed.

The excess reserve members are temporarily organized into an external Legion, waiting to be incorporated into the formal troops once more magic constructs are available.

Calculating it all, the number of reserve members in the magic knight order has already exceeded one million!

"In the next period, we need to focus on increasing the production of magic constructs, converting as many reserve members into formal members as possible," Su Nan said, looking up at Lize, who was sitting across from him.

Lize pondered, "We have a lot of things to manufacture now, and our logistics are already operating at full capacity. It's unlikely we can spare more energy to invest in producing magic constructs in the short term. If we want to acquire more magic constructs, I suggest we procure them from outside."

"Are you suggesting the City of All Things?" Su Nan stroked his chin and said.

The external trading list of the Wisdom Codex includes magic constructs, but during wartime, they are also tight on resources and cannot allow the Star Alliance to purchase in bulk.

Other Wizard factions are even less likely to do so.

Currently, in the entire multiverse, only the City of All Things has the capability to sell large quantities of magic constructs.

Lize nodded and said, "I've sent someone to inquire. The major trading houses in the City of All Things, especially the House of All Things and the Hall of True Laws, have quite a few magic constructs on hand. We can procure from them, but the only issue is that the prices are a bit high."

The prices of goods in the City of All Things are already higher than the internal trading prices of the Wisdom Codex, and now, during wartime, the prices of various goods have skyrocketed.

Purchasing magic constructs from the City of All Things would be significantly more expensive than trading with the Wisdom Codex.

However, this is not a problem for the Star Alliance.

Su Nan waved his hand decisively and said, "No problem, let's procure from the City of All Things."

The Star Alliance currently has no shortage of Magic Stones.

In a few decades, once the Sub-grade magic stone veins in the Ulan Dimension and the Xige Plane are fully cultivated, producing large batches of lower-grade Magic Stones, the Star Alliance's reserves of Magic Stones will be even more abundant.

"Don't worry about the Magic Stones; just procure the magic constructs and quickly establish another magic knight Legion."

"I understand."

Su Nan returned his gaze to the documents in hand.

In recent years, he has focused his energy on cultivation, upgrading the Starlight Wizard Tower, and manufacturing enhanced wizard tower facilities, leaving no time to further upgrade Twilight Valley, so the incubation limit of the Biological Nest remains the same as before.

Over the past decade, the Black Wolf Pack, which suffered heavy losses in the war, has returned to its maximum number.

The twilight wolves, however, due to their long incubation time, have only just exceeded four hundred, still far from the maximum of six hundred and two.

On the other hand, the number of Witch Hunter Legions has finally surpassed two thousand, reaching two thousand two hundred and eighty-two.

Including all the Wizard Tower Internal Golem Legions of the Star Alliance, the number of Wizard-level Puppets has now exceeded three thousand.

Even among second-tier Wizard factions, this number of Wizard-level Puppets is quite impressive, significantly compensating for the Star Alliance's shortfall in the number of Wizards.

"In another two to three hundred years, once the population advantage of the Ulan Dimension is fully realized, the number of Wizards in the Star Alliance will at least double."

Su Nan thought to himself.

"By then, the number of Wizards in the Star Alliance will barely catch up with those second-tier Wizard factions."

In terms of war constructs, the Star Alliance currently possesses fifty-six wizard towers.

Among them, only four wizard towers, including the Starlight Wizard Tower, were built by the Star Alliance itself; the rest were acquired through war and then repaired and modified.

Looking at the many Wizard factions, the Star Alliance is unique in this regard.

In ordinary Wizard faction wars, there are mutual losses and gains, but rarely does a faction like the Star Alliance end up with more wizard towers through warfare, almost building its wealth through conflict.

In terms of the number of wizard towers alone, the Star Alliance can now be said to far surpass third-tier Wizard factions, comparable to some weaker second-tier Wizard factions.

Not to mention that all these wizard towers have been enhanced, their combat power is undoubtedly superior to that of the same-level wizard towers! Beyond the wizard towers, the star fortresses and Flying Fleets have also been key targets for the Star Alliance's massive resource investment in recent years.

Currently, the Star Alliance has a total of one hundred and three star fortresses, nearly double the number before the war broke out.

The number of Flying Fleets has also surged to twenty-three.

The reason for focusing resources on these two types of war constructs is due to Su Nan's own considerations.

One reason is that the construction time for star fortresses and Flying Magic Ships is much shorter than that of wizard towers, allowing for a rapid enhancement of the Star Alliance's war construct combat power.

Another reason is to acquire more wizard towers.

The Star Alliance has been able to seize so many wizard towers precisely because of the high battle losses of star fortresses and Flying Magic Ships! In every war, the Star Alliance can be said to have exchanged star fortresses and Flying Magic Ships for wizard towers.

With every wizard tower captured, there are inevitably significant losses of star fortresses and Flying Magic Ships.

However, in Su Nan's view, this kind of 'trade' is entirely worthwhile.

If it weren't for this, the number of wizard towers in the Star Alliance wouldn't have grown so quickly.

Flipping to the last page, Su Nan's expression shifted slightly.

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"One hundred and twenty-five dragons, the number has increased so quickly?"

Lize smiled slightly and said, "In recent years, the number of High-level Sub-dragon Species evolving has clearly increased; it seems to have entered a period of rapid growth."

Su Nan nodded thoughtfully.

The bloodline enhancement plan for High-level Sub-dragon Species has been in effect for just over a thousand years.

The accumulation can be said to be quite profound.

Calculating the time, it is indeed about time for quantitative changes to lead to qualitative changes.

It is likely that in the future, there will be more and more High-level Sub-dragon Species breaking through in evolution.

In a few hundred years, the Star Alliance might even be able to form a true Dragon Legion.

"In that case, we can invest more resources into the Dragon Forest to accelerate the evolution speed of the High-level Sub-dragon Species," Su Nan said.

Lize nodded, "I was just about to suggest that."

After discussing the details of military expansion, Su Nan set down the documents and said seriously, "The Star Alliance has rested enough; it's time to take the next step."

"With our current strength, capturing the Manluo Plane is no problem at all." Lize pondered slightly, "The key is what happens after we capture the Manluo Plane? Should we support the Myriad-Headed Bird?"

The Star Alliance's goals certainly extend beyond just three planes; even if they capture the Manluo Plane, they will not stop there.

That said, the subsequent plans need to be considered carefully.

Supporting the Myriad-Headed Bird is not an issue, but how to allocate the benefits is crucial. The Myriad-Headed Bird has invested a massive amount of troops and resources in the war over the years. If the Star Alliance intervenes at this time, will the Myriad-Headed Bird be willing?

Even if the Myriad-Headed Bird is willing, how should the benefits be distributed?

How much pressure will the Star Alliance have to bear? All of these need to be discussed in advance by both parties.

After pondering for a moment, Su Nan quickly came up with a plan.

"After capturing the Manluo Plane, we won't rush to support the Myriad-Headed Bird; we'll wait and see how things develop on their side."

Lize immediately understood his meaning and raised an eyebrow, "You want to wait for the Myriad-Headed Bird to ask for help first?"

Su Nan smiled meaningfully, "Rushing in isn't a good deal."

Lize wholeheartedly agreed.

Unlike the Star Alliance, the Myriad-Headed Bird has been the one under pressure throughout the war with the Blackstone Tower.

Even though the Star Alliance has consecutively captured two planes, forcing the Blackstone Tower to divert some troops to support the Manluo Plane, it has indeed alleviated some pressure on the Myriad-Headed Bird. However, as time passes, the Myriad-Headed Bird is still gradually showing signs of fatigue.

Perhaps after a while, the Myriad-Headed Bird will have no choice but to seek help from the Star Alliance.

By then, as the party being sought for assistance, the Star Alliance will be in a position to demand a higher price.

And they can do this without any pressure.

After all, the original mission of the Star Alliance was to contain the Ulan, Manluo, and Xige planes, and they have already exceeded their obligations, having no duty to assist the Myriad-Headed Bird.

If the Myriad-Headed Bird wants their support, they will certainly have to offer sufficient benefits.

Even the Wisdom Codex cannot interfere with the actions of the Star Alliance.

Moreover, during this time, the Star Alliance can also consolidate the Manluo Plane, further enhancing its strength.

For the current Star Alliance, what they lack the most is time.

With each passing day, the strength of the Star Alliance can increase.

As long as there is enough time, even a powerhouse like the Blackstone Tower, they are confident they can eventually trample it underfoot.

"Notify everyone to prepare for the advance into the Manluo Plane."

Su Nan issued the command.

Once Lize turned to get busy, he returned to the top of the wizard tower.

During this time, he has been taking the opportunity to upgrade the Starlight Wizard Tower, including the Tower spirit, Mizzou defensive energy field, Floating Ring, Central Crystal Energy Transmission System, and various Turrets, all of which have been correspondingly enhanced.

The current Starlight Wizard Tower has completely surpassed the category of large wizard towers; it is on an entirely different level.

Even if facing five opponents at once, against five large wizard towers, Su Nan believes that victory would ultimately be on his side.

On the front lines, unless a True Spirit Wizard intervenes to suppress, the Starlight Wizard Tower is an unstoppable war machine!

The Star Alliance's formidable strength in war constructs can be said to derive significantly from the Starlight Wizard Tower.

"It's a pity that the current simplified version of the elemental furnace has reached its limit; the energy supply cannot be upgraded further, and the Starlight Wizard Tower has also reached its maximum upgrade level."

Su Nan sighed with some regret.

To advance further, he would have to wait until he ascends to True Spirit Wizard and then start constructing a sky city.

In the year 2309 of the Starlight Calendar, the Star Alliance launched a full-scale attack on the Manluo Plane.

In just three days, the Star Alliance army broke through the blockade line surrounding their base set by the Manluo garrison, spreading out like a swarm of ants and beginning a rapid campaign of conquest.

The mainstream race of the Manluo Plane consists of various giant races, with a sparse population.

Only about a million can be considered combat-capable.

Despite their individual strength, they are gradually being worn down by the Star Alliance's sea of troops strategy.

Moreover, the golem legions and war constructs stationed by the Blackstone Tower in the Manluo Plane are far inferior to those of the Star Alliance in every aspect.

After several direct confrontations with the Star Alliance, the golem legions and war constructs of the Blackstone Tower suffered heavy losses, allowing the Star Alliance to capture seven more wizard towers.

In the year 2313 of the Starlight Calendar, the Star Alliance captured the stronghold of the Golden Giant Tribe, known as the Giant Royalty, successfully defeating the giant forces of the Manluo Plane.

Throughout this process, the Blackstone Tower's garrison in Manluo seemed to have vanished, never appearing at all.

In the year 2316 of the Starlight Calendar, the Star Alliance completely occupied the Manluo Plane, bringing it under their control.

Thus, the Star Alliance achieved a great victory! The news sent ripples through the Wizard world.

In less than fifty years since the outbreak of the Wizard civil war, the Star Alliance has consecutively captured three planes, expanding its territory by more than double, and snatching food from the jaws of the Blackstone Tower, showcasing a level of determination and strength that has garnered much attention.

In contrast, the situation for the Myriad-Headed Bird has become increasingly dire.

Upon realizing that they could not stop the Star Alliance's advance, the Blackstone Tower decisively abandoned the Manluo Plane to preserve their precious troops, redirecting them to the battlefield against the Myriad-Headed Bird.

As a result, the pressure on the Myriad-Headed Bird has only increased.

Especially after the Star Alliance halted its advance and focused on consolidating its gains, the Blackstone Tower seemed to sense an opportunity, unhesitatingly intensifying its offensive against the Myriad-Headed Bird, as if aiming to take advantage of this chance to crush them, or at the very least, weaken their strength as much as possible.

In this situation, it wasn't long before the Myriad-Headed Bird could no longer hold out.

In less than three years after the Star Alliance captured the Manluo Plane, the Myriad-Headed Bird came knocking at their door. (End of Chapter)