Wizard: I Have a Game Panel-Chapter 518 - 340: A Long and Arduous Goal (Part 2)

Chapter 518: Chapter 340: A Long and Arduous Goal (Part 2)

As an Overlord level existence, as long as it’s not targeted by the Silkworm Dream Civilization, it can live comfortably in the Crystal Domain.

This is also why it is willing to concede for two seconds.

"A bunch of cowardly worms!" Fis scorned in its heart.

If those guys don’t come, its concession becomes meaningless, forcing it to risk taking action at the moment the trial ends to send the Space-Time Transcender to death.

This blame, it can’t pass on.

...

In the distant void above.

A silkworm and a butterfly stand side by side, with a coffin seemingly made of rotten wood floating beside them.

"Can that little guy pull it off?" Blood looked down, its gaze crossing the distant void and the deck of the warship, finally landing on Fis.

"It should be able to."

The butterfly laughed, "Lor would never have imagined such a significant change happening in the Crystal Domain over the years, so there’s no reason to waste even a bit of Law Value communicating with Feather Sky in the Second World."

"Moreover, even if he does suddenly have the whim to enter the Second World to communicate with Feather Sky, Feather Sky, with a perception ten times that of the usual Tier Eight, would still fail to sense the enemy, and the space nodes laid in advance do not cover the little guy’s location. On the surface, there seems to be no danger, so why would he think of moving the Plane Group?"

"The Life Civilization, however, is perceptive. If nothing goes wrong, Lor will experience a premature death. Hopefully, he can gain considerable insights from it."

"By the way, remember to leave some seeds of the Wizard Civilization, so that little guy doesn’t wipe them all out."

Lor’s cultivation system is excessively reliant on civilization, leaving seeds is inevitable.

"Don’t worry, I know." Blood nodded.

...

Outside the Wizard Plane Group.

"Feather Sky, haven’t you sensed any Tier Eight approaching?" The Ash Dragon guarding one side of the Wizard Plane Group asked impatiently.

There’s only three years left until the end of the trial.

If those Tier Eights don’t come, how can it create a favor?"

"No." Feather Sky Leader shook their head helplessly.

"A bunch of failures!" the Abyss Throne said coldly, "Their civilization is gone, and they don’t even have the courage to come for revenge."

"Yes, failures!"

"No wonder their civilization was destroyed."

...

The leaders of several top large civilizations from the Plane Sea 758 scorned the Tier Eights of those civilizations that had been destroyed.

If those guys don’t come, how could they sell the favor to the Space-Time Transcender?

Just relying on waiting outside the Wizard Plane Group for hundreds of years?

...

Wizard Calendar, November 12, 11984.

In the top floor study of the Lor Wizard Tower, Space Floating City.

"Only one year left." Lor looked at the Space Annihilation Traits that had illuminated nearly half of the Space-Time Origin Container, calculated the time, and immediately withdrew from the Sea of Consciousness. He took out the Continent Communication Device from the Space Ring and initiated an emergency small meeting.

As soon as the emergency small meeting started, nearly forty screens appeared before him instantly, followed by dozens more continuously emerging.

Behind each screen stood or sat one of the most revered members of the Wizard Alliance.

No one looked at Lor without revealing excitement and expectation.

In a year’s time, the Wizard Alliance will usher in a true take-off.

With the proliferation of myriad Plane Group territories, they might encounter more geniuses in the field of Potionology, thus opening up additional Witchcraft Positions to stabilize their Seventh Ring journey.

In addition, those territories need to be guarded.

Guarding a territory can earn Contribution Points, and once enough Contribution Points are accumulated, they can be exchanged with Francis for a Tier Seven Law Treasure.

Two opportunities concerning their future ability to smoothly breakthrough the Seventh Ring are about to present themselves, how can they not look forward to it?

"I think you all know the purpose of this emergency meeting."

Lor glanced around, smiling lightly, "If nothing unexpected happens, in a year, my Wizard Alliance will gain at least hundreds of thousands of Plane Group territories."

"If those large civilizations are more generous, it’s even possible to gain millions of Plane Group territories."

"The initial task of our Wizard Alliance is to transform these Plane Group territories, properly place mortals, and establish a complete academy system with a mechanism for screening talent."

"Additionally, we must try to control the extraordinary indigenous inhabitants within those Plane Groups to prevent them from harming the mortals."

"Undoubtedly, these projects have an enormous workload, and even if the entire Wizard Alliance works together, it may take hundreds of thousands, or even millions of years to barely complete."

"However, once completed, we will also harvest exceedingly sweet fruits."

"You can now start choosing the directions you and your wizards would like to oversee in the future, and ultimately, Speaker Francis will evaluate the contribution size of each direction to the Wizard Alliance."

Even though he has detained nearly a billion members from large civilizations, theoretically it should be possible to exchange for over ten million Plane Groups.

But in reality, most of the members from large civilizations have no real value, and most of those large civilizations are unlikely to be bought back entirely, probably just a fifth or a tenth at most.

Thus, after a comprehensive calculation, the Wizard Alliance will gain one to two million Plane Groups.

Such a large number of Plane Group territories could already allow the Wizard Alliance’s domain to rival top large civilizations, it could be described as growing fat.

However, given that the environment of each Plane Group is different, finding a naturally suitable plane for human survival is extremely difficult.

There’s no choice, since mortals are so fragile.

All other planes unsuitable for human survival must be transformed.

Relying solely on the current wizards of the Wizard Alliance, the time needed to complete this project is truly astronomical.

The only way is to transform the planes while migrating mortals and establishing academy, talent screening, and defense systems, so that even transformed planes can provide fresh blood to the Wizard Alliance.

This repeating cycle could achieve the goal Lor mentioned of consuming hundreds of thousands or millions of Plane Group territories within tens of millions or even millions of years.

The process is complex and tedious, but the gains after achieving this distant goal will also be exceedingly sweet.

Compared to the pioneers of other civilizations, the Wizard Alliance is already very fortunate.

Thanks to Lor’s existence, the Wizard Alliance does not need to conflict with any civilization to directly harvest a territory as grand as that of top large civilizations for development.

Other civilizations, however, do not have this luxury.

They either send Tier Six members to the void to find undiscovered Plane Groups, or they engage in wars with other civilizations, paving the way for their own civilizations through blood and sacrifice.

In comparison, the level of happiness among the Wizard Alliance pioneers is maxed out.

Not only do they not need blood and sacrifice, but they can also exchange their contributions for Law Treasures that most Tier Sevens on the outside covet.

"I’d like to take charge of Plane Group transformation."

"Me too."

"I wish to take charge of academy system building."

"I’ll take charge of the space node construction."

"I want to take charge of the defense system construction."

"I want to take charge of talent screening and coordination."

"I..."

...

One by one, the speakers announced their long-prepared directions, while Francis recorded each, detailing how much contribution is needed to earn a Law Value point.

If there are too many speakers interested in a particular area, he will make adjustments.

In just three minutes, except for Lor, Vincentia, and Sanchez, the responsibilities for each speaker were confirmed, including Domenico who couldn’t escape.

No way, since only he in the entire Wizard Alliance could create Tier Six Soul Contracts. 𝒇𝓻𝓮𝓮𝙬𝙚𝒃𝒏𝓸𝙫𝒆𝙡.𝓬𝓸𝒎

The Wizard Alliance doesn’t plan to purchase Oath Stones, because those things weren’t actually created by the Silkworm Dream Civilization, but by an Overlord level civilization located in the Peak Domain, and they’re not absolutely reliable.

Compared to this, it’s better for the Soul Mages of Domenico’s line to use Soul Contracts to control the local creatures.

After allocating the responsibilities for all speakers, Francis looked at Lor and said, "Speaker Lor, I’ve recently had a new idea, which is to let the Pharmaceutical Research Institute focus most of its energy on enhancing the physique of mortals."

"If the physique of mortals could be enhanced a bit more, their ability to adapt to different Plane Group environments would also increase, slightly alleviating the burden on the transforming wizards."

Over the past ten thousand years, the physique of mortals in the Wizard Plane has improved significantly.

Nowadays, even a newborn child has a physique of about 3.5, and adults reach a physique of 5 points.

However, this is still too fragile, and they can’t adapt to even slightly extreme environments. This must be improved somehow.