I, a cultivator, have ended up in the wizarding world

"Include the materials, knowledge resources, and dimensional origins that were just recommended in the procurement application. According to my current research plan, prioritize the parts that can help me master more laws."

Jemin made a decision quickly.

"As for personnel appointments, I need to consider that carefully for now. I'll decide who to invite after I've finalized my research direction." "Understood."

Felix immediately began to handle the matter.

As the purchase list gradually unfolded, Jemin couldn't help but sigh.

The Star Ring Federation certainly couldn't provide him with unlimited support, but judging from Felix's attitude just now, the support provided by the Level 1 Training Agreement was indeed quite exaggerated, and the scope of the so-called "research-related" criteria was also broad.

It can be said that as long as the protocol holders don't go too far, it's not wrong to consider it as unlimited support in a certain sense.

However, this is naturally a good thing for me!

Just then, Felix suddenly spoke up: "Also, there is a new instruction I need to explain to you."

Jemin turned his head: "What instructions?"

"Just now, the Third Seat issued a formal order to our four major artificial intelligences," Felix explained calmly. "It requires us to extend the power of leapfrogging to the entire wizarding civilization within a hundred years, and to ensure that every wizard completes the corresponding training." Jemin's movements immediately stopped: "Extend it now? And only give us a hundred years?"

Jemin was well aware of the immense appeal of his Ascension ability to wizards. Even without deliberate promotion, any wizard who knew of the technology would likely pay to learn it. However, the territory of wizarding civilization was vast, and coupled with the wizards' concept of time, if it were allowed to spread freely, it would probably take nearly a thousand years to expand throughout the entire wizarding civilization.

Moreover, if this is promoted, it means that the Star Ring Federation does not intend to gain military merit from this technology, and may even have to lose a normal technology popularization plan. This is definitely not the case, indicating that this is an emergency deployment by the Third Seat with a clear strategic purpose.

Jemin's expression turned serious; he immediately realized what this order meant.

The fourth seat had already told him that the reason the other party interfered with fate and brought forward the success time of the leap power was to ensure that the technology could appear before the war began.

Now, the third seat demands that the four major artificial intelligence systems be rolled out across the entire country within a hundred years.

If we connect these two pieces of information, then the answer is quite clear.

A hundred years from now, the wizarding civilization will likely enter a phase of full-scale war with those unknown enemies.

"I see..." Jemin slowly leaned back in his chair.

He had always known that war was approaching, but he hadn't expected time to be so tight.

For wizards, especially high-ranking wizards, a hundred years is certainly not a long time.

Many research projects take hundreds or even thousands of years to complete, and even a high-level wizard's seclusion for a single research session may exceed this timeframe.

But now, the wizarding civilization is demanding that this technology be extended to every wizard within a hundred years. This means that the wizarding civilization needs to quickly convert the power of advancement into actual combat power.

This urgency precisely demonstrates that the impending war is anything but simple.

Jemin recalled the idea of ​​the fourth seat.

In the original course of fate, the power of ascension would not be completed until the war began.

At that time, the wizarding civilization was already in an extremely difficult situation, and the emergence of technology became the key to turning the tide of the war.

Given this, the fourth seat would proactively change its fate and allow the technology to be born ahead of schedule.

Jemin's brows furrowed.

The Fourth Seat once said that those enemies weren't particularly strong, at least not in a situation where they could cause trouble for the wizard civilization simply by relying on strength. But on the other hand, since they could cause such serious consequences, they probably also attracted a considerable amount of the wizard civilization's attention.

The fact that the enemy was able to draw so much attention from the wizarding civilization without being immediately wiped out already proves the strength of the enemy. This also means that the scale and intensity of this war will far exceed expectations.

Or something even more complicated... suggests that there are other, difficult-to-handle factors in this war.

But whatever the specific reasons, the fact that the Fourth and Third Seats were forced to take such action is enough to show that this war is not so simple. Jemin did not intend to underestimate those unknown enemies just because the Fourth Seat said that "their strength is not strong".

After all, given that person's strength, there are very few beings that he can truly call strong. Moreover, with the perspective of a level nine wizard, even if a large number of high-level wizards died before his eyes, he probably wouldn't be too moved.

But for lower-level wizards, such a war would be exceptionally brutal.

Given his current status, Jemin naturally doesn't need to worry about the dangers of war, but he also hopes to ensure that those he cares about survive. His mentor Clark, his wife Castillo, and his senior Viola are all powerful wizards, but even they cannot guarantee their own safety in the face of the impending war.

After all, even the most powerful mentor, Clark, was only a relatively strong level seven wizard.

Thinking of this, Jieming's mood became somewhat heavy.

Felix noticed the change in his emotions:

"You seem to be worried about some wizards who are close to you."

Jemin didn't deny it: "Just thinking ahead. Once the war really starts, some things might be beyond our control." Felix nodded and then shook his head.

"If you wish to ensure the safety of certain personnel as much as possible, you can provide me with a list in advance. Within the limits of the rules, I can assist in arranging the war mobilization time, task assignments, and deployment order of these personnel, and try to avoid assigning them to areas that are too high-risk." Jemin's eyelids twitched suddenly.

"Wait a minute." He stared at Felix with a strange expression. "What did you just say?"

"Within the limits of the rules, I can assist in arranging the recruitment time, task allocation, and deployment order of the personnel you value," Felix repeated.

After a long silence, Jemin finally asked, "Is this... legal?" Felix seemed not to understand the question, his expression somewhat strange: "Of course."

"No, what I mean is..." Jemin paused, gathering his thoughts, "Isn't this a bit too blatant? Shouldn't war conscription be arranged according to standardized rules?"

"Of course we need to follow the rules," Felix replied.

"But you need to understand that the four artificial intelligences are themselves a wizard civilization management system that directly interfaces with the nine level-nine wizards. We are responsible for maintaining the operation of the civilization, executing high-level decisions, and coordinating the allocation of resources and personnel between different levels."

"Many systems inherently allow for authorized adjustments. As long as they do not violate higher-level restrictions, the relevant rules can be optimized within permissible limits."

Jemin's eyes twitched as he listened.

Felix continued, "In other words, the management rules of the wizarding civilization are maintained and implemented by us based on the overall policy formulated by the ninth-level wizards. If you need to adjust certain matters within a reasonable scope, you can submit an application as long as you meet the corresponding authority requirements." Jemin finally understood that what the other party was talking about was not cheating for someone else in private, but directly using the scheduling authority that the management system itself had to provide him with a certain degree of protection.

...That seems even more outrageous!

Isn't this just like wanting to create their own laws?!

"Seriously, is the Level 1 Training Agreement really that exaggerated?" Jemin couldn't help but pinch the bridge of his nose and think. "It seems that the so-called Level 1 Training Agreement is equivalent to directly obtaining a portion of the administrative authority of the Star Ring Federation."

Looking at the small projection in front of him, Jemin was momentarily at a loss for words.

In the end, he could only subconsciously quote his apprentice's catchphrase: "Mmm... That's filthy..."