The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Seeing the puzzled looks on Cecilia and Priscilla's faces, Moran explained:

"There should still be twelve Dao Ancestors in the Immortal Realm. At the same time, it is also possible that they will expend their primordial power to create more Dao Ancestors to intercept and kill those who cut off the path to ascension."

Now that you know the coordinates of the Immortal Realm, what you're really lacking is the means to deal with Dao Ancestor cultivators.

With the aid of eighth-tier mental magic, the energy consumed in slaying the Dao Ancestor has been greatly reduced. I am fully capable of temporarily lending you some one-time magic power to purchase {magic cards} to deal with these worlds.

Based on the energy expenditure from fighting the five Dao Ancestors and my one-time magic power income rate, I calculated that I could support at least 105 people simultaneously using {magic cards} to fight the Dao Ancestors, and all the high-ranking witches of the Starry Sky Palace could participate.

If you can spread the card magic in those rescued cultivation worlds using my previous method, and then use the {magic cards} I provided to control the primordial spirits of Dao Ancestor cultivators to trap their primordial spirits and bring them to me, not only will you receive the primordial magic crystals and world invitations from the world, but I will also give you 1% of the card magic revenue from the rescued worlds.

This should be more cost-effective than you going to find rescuers in Level 0 or endangered worlds yourselves, right?

"!!!" Cecilia and Pusilla were both stunned, their eyes filled with disbelief.

One of the witches who was listening in couldn't help but speak softly, her tone filled with reluctance:

"This is indeed a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for us... but for you, it's a losing proposition! Worlds like this, which are both capable of providing aid and offering such rich rewards, are rare in the universe. Finding one takes a tremendous amount of time; you don't need to..."

Although Moran had already made the "Cosmic Travel Log" public, and the coordinates of the Celestial Realm were no secret among the high-ranking witches of the Starry Sky Hall, everyone present adhered to the unwritten rules among witches.

They are happy to share their knowledge and experiences, but they would never meddle in the potentially redeemable parts of the world that others have discovered first.

“That’s right!” Pushila chimed in, her voice rising slightly with urgency. “These worlds are treasures you discovered at great risk! You can help them at your own pace, and with the feedback from these worlds, advancing to the ninth or even tenth rank is only a matter of time.”

We ourselves do not possess the strength to confront the Dao Ancestor. If we borrow your {magic cards} to complete the mission, and then take away the card rewards that rightfully belong to you… this is practically theft!

Cecilia nodded vigorously, stepped forward, and her voice clearly reached Moran's ears:

"Moran, we know you care about those plundered worlds, but we cannot allow such a huge sacrifice to happen because of it! We cannot take advantage of you like this!"

Their emotions were genuine, and fearing that Moran might make an irrational decision out of some kind of "sacrifice," they were inevitably agitated, and their voices carried, attracting the attention of the witches who were trading or talking nearby.

The news spread rapidly, like ripples.

One pass ten, ten pass a hundred.

Within moments, almost all the witches attending the gathering learned of Moran's "outlandish" proposal.

In an instant, the crowd surged toward Moran's location like a tidal wave.

After inquiring about the details, their first reaction was to persuade Moran to retract her decision, which they considered "too generous" and even "harmful to her own interests."

Looking at everyone's expressions, Moran felt a warmth in her heart. It was precisely because she belonged to such a people that she always thought of everyone when she had something good. However, for her, the benefits outweighed the losses, and she slowly shook her head.
"There are at least a thousand cultivation worlds whose origins are being plundered by the immortal realm. I don't know how long it will take me to save them all by myself."

However, if more than a hundred explorers simultaneously promote card magic in different worlds, the situation will be completely different.

This will not only greatly divert the attention and forces of the immortal realm, making our actions safer and less costly, but more importantly, I can simultaneously open up the market for card magic in hundreds of worlds in a very short time!
Even if I have to share 1% of the profits in each world, when the number of worlds with profits becomes hundreds or even more, the profits I gain over a long period of time will far exceed what I could achieve by slowly developing the world on my own.

The portion of the profits I distributed was essentially buying me my most precious 'time,' allowing me to temporarily detach myself from rescuing the cultivation world and have more time to learn more profound magic, further improving my magic level.

Once everyone's strength has increased, we might be able to pool our resources and take action against the more resource-rich but also more dangerous Spirit Realm or even Immortal Realm!
At that time, the returns we will receive will be several times or even dozens of times greater than they are now!
This is a true win-win situation!

If you all feel really bad about it, then how about we consider the one-time magic power I lent you for purchasing {magic cards} as a 'loan,' and pay a reasonable amount of 'interest'?

To put it bluntly, the immortal realm and the cultivation world that Moran could help were like a delicious cake, but eating it every day would get boring.

She now shares the cake with her family and friends, but the gold coins inside the cake are still hers.

After all, the real bulk of the revenue comes from the card magic in those worlds.

Seeing that everyone was still hesitant, Moran then introduced another part of her plan:

"Furthermore, I plan to use the remaining slots to trade with races that have invitations to befriend the world of Thran... This way, I can spread card magic in the other world faster, and I can also go to Thran to learn more advanced magic! I think no one will refuse this deal."

The only problem is that some races involved in the trade have seen their magic rank increase rapidly, which could pose a threat to witches and sorceresses.

If all the high-ranking witches participate, then there's nothing to worry about!

Everyone knows how much Moran wants to go to a higher-level world to learn more advanced magical knowledge.

These words completely dispelled the witches' concerns, and they began to seriously consider the feasibility of this matter.

Just as everyone was having a heated discussion about Moran's plan, constantly adding details and improving the scheme, a teleportation portal suddenly appeared on the grass next to them.

Three figures emerged one after another.

Leading the group is the Book Witch, Tracy, followed by the Contract Witch, Carmela.

But at this moment, everyone's attention fell on the cute girl with pink pigtails behind them.

"Sorry I'm late. Long time no see, what are you all chatting about?" (End of Chapter)