Wizard, I have a game board.

Chapter 150: Territory Exchange
"Senator Lor." Ron bowed respectfully in the light curtain, "Is there anything you need me to do for you?"

"Yes." Lor nodded. "Ron, I need to exchange some territories with my merits. What territories on the Betula continent belong to the Wizarding Alliance now?"

He was not sure whether the kingdom where the beta test players appeared now belonged to a certain parliament speaker or the Wizarding Union.

But this is a small matter. There are only a few internal test players. When they appear, just "lead" them to your territory.

When the public beta is launched, the entire Betula continent will be the landing point for players.

"You plan to build a wizard tower in Betula Continent?" Ron was surprised. He operated the continent communicator and said, "Please wait. I will send you all the alliance territories immediately."

Previously, he was pessimistic about Lor's choice of Betula continent to build a wizard tower, because Betula continent really had no advantages.

The wizards' development is neither good nor bad, and there is no subsidy from the Territory Exchange Alliance.

It is neither prosperous nor remote, which just highlights its ordinary appearance.

Therefore, Lor’s choice now made him so happy.

"Ding-ding-ding-"

As Ron operated, information from each territory was sent to Lor's continental communicator one after another.

Lor looked at them from top to bottom, one by one.

[The Kingdom of the Mad Lion spans 5,200 miles from east to west and 1,700 miles from north to south. It is covered with hills, rivers and a large population.]

[Exchange requires 18 billion merits. 】

[The Duchy of Bright Moon is 930 miles across from east to west and 320 miles across from north to south. It has plains, rivers and a large population.]

[3 million merits required for redemption]

[Zhuming Empire, spanning 18,000 miles from east to west and 12,000 miles from north to south, with forests within.]

[76 million merits required for redemption]

These territories have different prices due to differences in population, terrain, and resources.

But they all have one thing in common, that is, they are expensive!
This is normal. After all, there must be enough territory to allow more mortals to reproduce and thrive, to give birth to more people with meditation talents, and to give birth to more witchcraft positions.

It’s understandable that alliance pricing is a bit more expensive.

"Senator Lore, these are the materials before the war with the demons."

After a while, Ron sent all the alliance territory information. Looking at Lor who was reading the information, he reminded him, "If you want detailed information after the war with the demons, I will arrange for someone to investigate now. It may take about ten days."

"That's not necessary." Lor shook his head. "But after I have determined the territory, I need you to send some people to help me clean up the territory and try to restore it to its pre-war state. Is that okay?"

Now the entire Betula continent is littered with demon corpses, and the mountains, rivers, forests and other terrains have been polluted and destroyed beyond recognition.

It is too troublesome to let Kateya issue the tasks and wait for the elemental wizards to clean up.

Anyway, the demons inside the Betula continent have basically been cleared out, and there are single-element legions guarding outside.

It was easy for the single-element army to clear out the low-level demons that had scattered into the Betula continent without having to defend against the attacks of the fourth-level demons.

The remaining multi-element wizards and bloodline wizards were idle anyway, so it was just right for Ron to get to work. Starting from his territory, he would restore the entire Betula continent to its original state.

"Of course no problem." Ron nodded immediately.

What Lor proposed was exactly what he had always wanted to do.

They had just finished a war, and his rash proposal might cause a lot of dissatisfaction.

But now the proposer is no longer him, but Lor, so it will be much easier.

"That's fine." Lor smiled and then scanned the information of each territory.

When I saw the name of the Agate Kingdom, my eyes suddenly lit up.

Now that this kingdom still belongs to the alliance, it will be more convenient for him to operate. He didn't rush to tell Ron, he looked in the message list again, and finally circled out five kingdoms centered on the Agate Kingdom and twelve principalities as territories.

All these territories combined require a total of 152 billion merits.

He now has 164.5 billion merits, which is more than enough.

"Ron, I want the Agate Kingdom, the Cross Kingdom, the Silver Pine Kingdom, the Sky Kingdom, the Red Stone Kingdom, and the Golden Snake Principality as my territories." Lor reported the countries he had chosen one by one.

Across the light screen, Ron was recording simultaneously. After a while, he finished recording and looked up and asked, "Senator Lor, you still have 12.5 billion merits left. Do you want to exchange them for magic crystal ore?"

Merit is a special currency during wartime.

It can be used to exchange for two strategic resources, magic crystal ore and territory, or it can be exchanged for contribution points. There is not much point in keeping it.

That's why Ron asked this question.

"Please help me pick a few more medium-sized magic crystal mines and hand them over directly to Kateya." Lor replied.

12.5 billion merits can be exchanged for a large magic crystal mine with 125 mother ores, but there are no suitable large magic crystal mines on the Betula continent now.

Therefore, he could only let Ron pick a few medium-sized magic crystal mines to make up the number.

"Yes, Senator Lor." Ron nodded.

"Okay, go ahead and get busy." Lor hung up the phone and did not start practicing immediately.

Although his time is very tight, there are still some things that need to be arranged, such as Lewandowski.

"Boom boom boom——"

Lor stood up, walked out of his residence, came to Lewandowski's residence and knocked on the door.

"Teacher, why are you here?" Lewandowski opened the door and was surprised to see that the person knocking on his door was Lor.

It's no wonder he is like this. Ever since Lor became a third ring, he has been under so much pressure that he dares not take a break.

This resulted in the teacher and student rarely having the opportunity to meet each other except for a few banquets, let alone communicate in private.

"Why, can't I come to see you when I'm fine?" Lor asked with a smile.

"Yes, of course." Lewandowski immediately made way, pointed his right hand towards the residence, and said, "Please come in, Master."

"Yeah." Lor nodded, walked into the hall and walked to the side of the long table in the hall.

Lewandowski followed behind him, step by step, looking at his mentor's back, a trace of nostalgia flashed in his eyes.

When was the last time he walked forward behind his mentor like this?

It probably dates back to the apprenticeship period, when everyone hadn't yet learned how to fly, right?

At that time, he and his mentor left the kingdom of God and walked all the way to the wizard tower.

Some of the things that happened during that period were still a bit confusing to me at the time.

Looking back now, it is clear at a glance.

Lewand couldn't help but curl his lips when he thought about how he watched his mentor treat the first-ring wizards and apprentices perfunctorily and how he had the idea of ​​following his mentor to learn from him.

"What are you grinning for?" Lore sat on a chair, turned around and saw Lewandowski still standing behind him, grinning. He patted the chair next to him and said, "Come, sit down first. The instructor has something to ask you."

He wants to find out today what Lewandowski's future will be and make corresponding arrangements.

This is the responsibility of a mentor.

The reason I chose this time to ask is because the timing is really right now.

Whether Lewand wants to become a legion commander, manage a territory, or devote himself to research, Lor can provide help.

(End of this chapter)