In the game "Super God," thankfully, it can simulate countless worlds.

[You have them assign some low-level wizards to establish a wizarding academy and train wizarding apprentices. If any unscrupulous forces attempt to obstruct them, they should notify you directly, and you will intervene.]

With your current status as a level seven wizard, those small and medium-sized forces are nothing to you, not to mention that many wizarding academies are backed by forces that don't even have a level four wizard.

[If those wizarding academies dare to resist during the territorial battle, then you can easily incorporate them into your own ranks.]

Building a power from scratch takes far too long; it's much easier to simply absorb smaller powers.

[After receiving the order, the level six wizard on the other end of the communication cautiously asked, "What size wizarding academy complex do you need to create?"]

He worried that if the scale became too large, powerful forces might intervene.

[You told them not to worry and to confidently expand the operation to its maximum. If they needed more manpower, they could recruit more. You assured them that you would handle any obstacles involving high-ranking wizards.]

[Furthermore, the Hermitage is not to be trifled with. As one of the most powerful forces in wizarding civilization, few dare to oppose it.]

Moreover, you can target the weaker ones, focusing on dealing with small and medium-sized forces.

With a level seven wizard like you as my backer, there's absolutely no need to be timid. Which level seven wizard doesn't have their own power base?

This is all standard procedure; I believe other powerful wizarding factions will give you this face.

If they don't give you face, you'll make them understand that there are differences even among level seven wizards.

After hanging up the call, you start thinking about how to acquire resources in a short period of time.

Building power takes a long time and may ensure you have enough resources in the future, but the immediate crisis of running out of food is still imminent.

While you will receive merit rewards for guarding this resource point, it's far from enough to meet your cultivation needs.

After careful consideration, you reluctantly realize that you still have to stir up trouble, otherwise you won't even be able to support your subordinates.

In the early stages of building a faction, instead of providing assistance, you will need to continuously invest in it.

However, considering the long-term benefits, these investments are worthwhile.

You've found Blade Azure and asked her to guard this resource point for you, while you prepare to go out and cause some trouble.

[Blade Azure patted your shoulder, indicating that you can go out and have fun without worry; she's here to keep an eye on things and there won't be any problems.]

However, Blade Azure is warning you one last time: you are absolutely not allowed to keep other weapons outside.

If she finds out, she'll never forgive you.

You twitched your lips, thinking this guy was a bit of a rebel.

Ever since Blade Azure obtained the Body of Law, she has completely forgotten her duty as a weapon. Not only does she constantly watch over you to prevent you from changing weapons, but now she's become so arrogant.

You take a deep breath, turn around, and leave.

Given the current situation on the front lines, there are essentially two ways to acquire resources.

The first method is to lead an army to fight the abyss to the death. This method can earn a large amount of merit points, which can be used to exchange for countless scarce resources.

However, after careful consideration, you abandoned the idea of ​​going to the front lines.

The front lines are anything but safe. In just a thousand years, you've already heard of several veteran level seven wizards who have perished.

Although several wizards broke through to the ranks of high-level wizards during the war, the overall strength of the wizarding civilization did not weaken.

But you don't want to be one of the victims.