The Magic Empire for 20,000 years

Chapter 110 Magical Exchange Between the Two Countries
"My sister participated in the war against the human kingdom of Eldoron, destroying a large number of bunkers and killing many human mages."

"Her mere presence in this delegation is already a provocation!"

"After that, we'll be touring for several more weeks. We're sure to encounter quite a few human mages who have a blood feud with my sister."

"Their comrades died at Leah's hands, or they themselves were wounded in that battle. They must hate her very much. With just a little provocation, we can ruin their relationship!"

As his thoughts raced, Prince Elf felt relieved again, waiting to expand the scope of his visit and meet more human battle mages to find an opportunity to sow discord among them.

This is also part of the sabotage plan arranged by the Sun Elf King!

Prince Elf walked towards Elian with a smile:
"King of Humanity, your understanding and use of magic is quite unique, truly an eye-opener for us. Unfortunately, I am a warrior and lack knowledge in this area."

"But it doesn't matter. Most of the members of the delegation are high-level mages, and my sister, Princess Lia, is an outstanding legendary mage."

"In the coming weeks, I have a small request: I hope that the mages of our two countries can have more academic exchanges and jointly explore the knowledge of arcane magic."

El-Erian smiled faintly and readily agreed:

“Sure, Prince Elf. During this time, let our mages exchange ideas as much as possible…”

The Elf Royal Court offered to share their magic.

He couldn't be happier to have such a good thing!

……

Over the next few weeks, Elion led the elven delegation to visit several towns and sample many of Eldoran's local delicacies.

At the same time, he did not forget Prince Elf's request, and led the entire delegation to meet with most of the high-ranking human mages in Eldoron.

"To have academic exchanges and share magical knowledge with human mages? This shouldn't have been part of our delegation's original plans, right?"

"It seems that Prince Elf and Princess Lia proposed it."

"Since it's the request of the two princes, then so be it."

"..."

Over the past month, humans and elves have shared a great deal of arcane knowledge with each other.

It must be admitted that while the magic of elves is not perfect, it does have its own unique features.

The human mages were particularly impressed by the ritual magic and some cutting-edge research that did not yet involve practical applications, and found the exchange quite rewarding!
It's important to know that of the approximately 100 high-ranking mages in Eldoron today, over 70% were rapidly trained within the last 10 years.

In fact, a considerable number of them were fifth-ring mages who had been hastily promoted before the invasion of the Japanese elven army.

In recent years, they have mainly focused on improving their magic power level in order to quickly form a group of effective high-level combat forces.

Although in actual combat, human mages, guided by advanced tactical thinking and coordinated training, may be stronger than elven mages of the same level when working in a team.

However, they still fall short in terms of knowledge and academic achievements, which to some extent limits their future development.

The opportunity to interact with the elven mages is now their chance to make up for their shortcomings!
"Is this the magic of the elves? It is indeed quite different from that of us humans."

"A spell to create flowers? You elves have such a spell? Can you create man-eating flowers?"

"An arcane book from the Ancient Dragon Empire? That's amazing! Can I take a look?"

"I see, the Dragon's Treasury itself also possesses power..."

“Oh, isn’t this Princess Lia? My name is Caroline. Do you remember that night? My brother and I were among the high-ranking mages who participated in the battle! Of course, there were too many people that night, so Your Highness might not have recognized me. But never mind that, I have a few arcane questions that I would like to ask Princess Lia. I would be grateful if Your Highness could answer them…”

"..."

Seeing the human and elven mages chatting intimately and exchanging pleasantries, Elion smiled with satisfaction.

Many of his magical ideas were far ahead of their time for mages. Moreover, as a special genius, his mastery of magic was highly individualistic. Many of the spells that Elian himself excelled at, he simply couldn't teach to others.

Elian's teaching and knowledge sharing alone were indeed very useful.

But that's not enough. Engaging with elven mages of the same era who have pursued magic for far longer would be a valuable addition to the current magical empire of Eldoron!

It should be noted that this delegation included more than 20 high-ranking mages representing different families, representing a very high level of expertise.

Furthermore, there are two legendary mages, Seymour Moon Whisper and Lia Sunburst, who are of high status and outstanding strength.

Sometimes, even casual conversations can lead to discussions about top-level arcane knowledge from the elven kingdom!
The learning speed of humans is far superior to that of elves.

In such an equal exchange, it is self-evident which party will gain more benefits.

Much of the magical knowledge, biological knowledge, and spell models from the elven kingdoms naturally flowed to Eldoron during this exchange and were mastered by the studious humans.

……

Empire mid-April.

“Your Majesty Elion, I must admit, these elves are indeed quite something.”

Archmage Kad, the Protector, waved the notes he had just finished.

The bald, fat man looked excited.
"So, collaborative ritual magic can be constructed in this way."

"Although we are not elves and cannot connect to the elven kingdom of Avandor to perform the most powerful [High Elven Magic] ritual among the elves, our experience with these routine rituals is still very useful!"

"General Thor also said that this experience has been of great help to him in constructing the [War Magic] ritual that can be performed by a large number of battle mages together."

"It is estimated that within a few months, multi-person combined war magic will become the standard equipment for Eldoran battle mages!"

The blonde woman, Helen, standing next to her, also had a faint glint in her eyes as she excitedly flipped through the book in her hands.

On the cover of this beautifully bound book, a set of Elvish words were prominently displayed:

Dragonology - True Dragons, Wyverns, and Other Dragon-blooded Subspecies

"This is the result of the dragons' research on themselves and other dragon blood subspecies during the ancient dragon empire period. It contains a large number of observation records and autopsy reports."

"This kind of knowledge is simply unattainable in this age when dragons are so rare!"

"Fortunately, the Elven Royal Court occupied the capital of the Ancient Dragon Empire, thus preserving the knowledge from the ancient dragon era."

As a ninth-ring archmage specializing in transfiguration magic, Helen's greatest interest lies in knowledge about all kinds of extraordinary creatures.

This helps her better understand the structure of different supernatural beings and master more powerful transformation options.

Eagerly absorbing knowledge from the book, Helen looked up again at Gutt, who sat in the corner of the room with his arms crossed and a somber expression.

“Gutt, you could also try talking to those elven mages.”

"Not interested in."

Without turning his head, Guter looked out the window and said coldly:
"Last year, when the elven army invaded our territory and engaged in a magical contest with our human mages, they suffered a crushing defeat."

"I don't think there's anything about their elven magic that we should learn from."

Helen shrugged helplessly, knowing that Gutt was just being stubborn.

Sigh, that Gutt guy, he's still so hostile towards elves...

Deep down, he didn't even want to admit the fact that "human arcane magic originated from the teachings of elves," and he certainly didn't want to see Prince Seymour, who had taught humans magic more than 300 years ago...

Just then, Helen's lips curled into a smile. Knowing Gutt as she did, she thought of a topic he would definitely care about, and deliberately said casually:
"Wow, this encyclopedia contains the anatomical structures of many magical creatures, it's so useful."

"Perhaps it can help me find the opportunity to advance to the legendary level."

Ascend to Legend!

Upon hearing this word, Guter, who had been sullen, suddenly had a glint in his eyes as he looked out the window.

(End of this chapter)