Wizard, I have a game board.

Chapter 151: Awakening, on the future development of the Wizarding Union
"Okay mentor, I just recalled some past events." Lewandowski sat down next to Lor as he was told and said in a nostalgic tone.

"The past?" Lor raised his eyebrows.

"Well, I was reminded of the time when you and I were brought to Nelson's Wizard Tower by Councillor Nelson."

Lewand nodded, looked at Luo Er and said seriously: "Come to think of it, you were much more relaxed back then than you are now."

"I don't know what you are worried about. Abyss has clearly been defeated."

At the end, Lewandowski's tone was full of confusion.

When he first met his mentor, his mentor's face was full of excitement.

But after the invasion of the abyss, his temperament became heavier.

To this day, nothing has changed.

This puzzled him.

It was obvious that Abyss had been defeated, and the mentor was already the most dazzling genius in the Wizarding Union. Why did this happen?

After hearing Lewandowski's words, Lor fell silent.

Before leaving Murphy Continent, he was only thinking about leaving Murphy Continent.

During the time when he and Lewan walked out of the Kingdom of God, he was indeed very relaxed, because it was easy for him to leave Murphy Continent at that time.

Later he became anxious, not because of the abyss, but because he was thinking about the hostile civilization in the future that would make the Wizarding Union a vassal.

Now, he has another suspected enemy with unpredictable means.

These enemies were like huge mountains, bringing him immense pressure.

Compared with its existence, the abyss is just a grasshopper in autumn and is not worth worrying about at all.

But after listening to Lewandowski's words, he suddenly felt relieved.

He was convinced that he was on the right track.

If you can face future enemies, then face them.

If you can't face it, just run away.

If you can't run away, then try to break the enemy's teeth before the enemy eats you.

Worrying can't solve any problems.

Keep a calm mind and do your best, no matter win or lose, have no regrets, this is the mentality he should have.

"I'm thinking about the future direction of the Wizarding Union."

Lor came back to his senses, looked at Lewandowski with a worried look, smiled, and said in a relaxed tone: "I didn't have any ideas before, but after hearing your reminder, I have some ideas."

At this point, he patted Lewandowski on the shoulder and his expression became serious: "Thank you, little Lewandowski."

Lewandowski's words completely woke him up.

He said thank you very sincerely.

"Ah?" Lewandowski was a little confused by Lor's sudden change of attitude.

He never thought that his little confusion could bring such changes to the most dazzling mentor of the Wizarding Union.

At the same time, he was even more confused. In his opinion, the future of the Wizarding Union was extremely bright. Why did his mentor become so worried?

He wanted to ask, but was hesitant, not knowing whether he should understand, so he stopped talking.

"Just ask whatever you want to ask. Don't hold it back." Lor said with a smile.

He already had an idea in his mind about the future development direction of the Wizarding Union.

This was a good opportunity to tell little Lewandowski about this, both to teach him and to communicate with Arsen in advance. "Teacher, are you pessimistic about the future development of the Wizarding Union?" After receiving the answer, Lewandowski no longer hesitated and asked his confusion directly.

"The wizard position is the key to restricting the development of the Wizarding Union."

Luo Er nodded and said slowly: "Now the Wizarding Union has only 22 speakers and less than 300 members. The demand for wizard positions is already stretched to the limit."

“What will happen when there are more parliamentary speakers in the future?”

"Or, what would happen if a speaker breaks through to the sixth ring and suddenly finds that the sixth ring magic requires more magic slots, so many that the previous quota is completely unable to satisfy him?"

What he said was actually a real civil unrest that happened in his previous life.

The first large-scale arrival of players brought with them a huge amount of witchcraft resources.

Due to the special nature of the players, not to mention the apprentice witchcraft slots, even the third-ring witchcraft slots can be supplied.

These huge wizard resources brought great development to wizards, resulting in a period of crazy promotion and a large number of new wizard factions.

If this situation continues until the space wizard appears and the journey to the plane begins, then it will be fine.

But the problem was that one day all the players suddenly disappeared, and there was no sign of space wizards at that time.

Mortals, who had previously been no longer valued, once again became the only source of witchcraft for wizards.

But how could that few wizarding positions be enough for the Wizarding Union, which has already prospered to a certain extent?
At this point, the top leadership of the Wizarding Union was naturally divided.

Some wizards are dedicated to studying how to "quickly" create land in the Endless Sea or transform the abyss, so that mortals can expand their living space and live in peace with the world, but they are ultimately a minority.

More wizards have joined the fight for territory.

Wars break out every day in the divine kingdom's space layer, and the country is in chaos.

It was not until a wizard developed an artificial magical sun that could reverse the abyss's aura and proposed changing the abyss environment that the dispute was slightly curbed.

The abyss is very large. As long as it can be developed, it can indeed allow a large number of mortals to reproduce and thrive.

One of the things Lor has to do now is to propose directions such as mortal reform and abyss development in advance, and try his best to avoid civil strife in the Wizarding Union.

Of course, if he could master the sorcery that could open up the plane, everything would no longer be a problem.

But it would take time, and he wasn't sure when he would be able to create that magic.

Before creating that witchcraft, it would definitely be a good idea to do more preparation and develop in multiple areas.

"Teacher, you don't have to worry about not having enough witchcraft slots."

Hearing this, Lewandowski said with a bit of a smile: "Grandpa and his team seem to have discussed this issue in a meeting. I have heard of the solution before."

"The Endless Sea is so huge. If we mobilize more earth wizards to create land, the number of mortals will increase sooner or later."

"Before the number of mortals increased, the solution they discussed was to wait until the Abyss War was over and no longer open the Four Rings Advancement Method to wizards who had opened up ordinary paths. They would only selectively reveal it to some geniuses."

"This way, the problem of insufficient witchcraft slots is solved."

"As long as we destroy the abyss, we will have no enemies. We have plenty of time to take our time."

He revealed all the things he had heard in his childhood.

Today’s mentors are qualified enough to know these things, and in the future they will even become decision makers, so there is no need to hide them.

"Take your time." Lor glanced at Lewan, and a meaningful arc appeared at the corner of his mouth. "What if I say that I have some vague ideas. If they are successfully implemented, they can make mortals more enthusiastic about reproduction and allow the Wizarding Union to gain a large amount of new territory?"

Take your time, it's just a beautiful fantasy after all.

The arrival and disappearance of players is not something that the Wizarding Union can control.

But he couldn't tell this to Lewandowski, so he could only reveal his thoughts in another way.

(End of this chapter)