Sixth Ring Wizard

In the Wizarding World, land is generally permanent once it is sold.

Helag did not do that; he sold usage rights for five hundred or one thousand years, with prices varying depending on the region.

For example, the area Thranduil bought cost 10 million magic stones over 500 years.

Five hundred years later, Thranduil must choose to purchase the right to use the device again, or Horag will take it back.

The price actually seems quite cheap; you can easily earn back those ten million magic stones in five hundred years.

The problem is, Herag didn't say that the renewal fee would also be five million magic stones, and the price might even go up.

More importantly, the towns these wizarding organizations built and the natural environment they altered after purchasing the land rights belonged to that land and could not be taken away.

In other words, if Thranduil does not renew his contract five hundred years later, Hrag will not only continue to own this land, but will also have the benefits of its transformation.

These wizarding organizations are shrewd people, and naturally understand this principle.

But they have no choice; they either buy it or wait for others to buy it all, at which point they'll only be able to find some remote, obscure place to develop their businesses.

So these people not only had no objections, but they fought fiercely for it, and many even tried to win over Hrag through back channels.

Herag didn't say anything. His way of judging was very simple: he only cared about money.

Sell ​​to whoever pays the most.

In no time, all sorts of wizarding organizations and forces, big and small, in the Wizarding World purchased some land use rights, causing Herag's magic stone balance to skyrocket.

He glanced at it and saw that he already had over seven billion magic stones. This wealth he had accumulated made him a very rich man even in the border region.

Moreover, this is only the first phase; a lot of land has not yet been allocated, only a portion has been opened up.

There are still many dangerous areas within the contaminated zone, and these areas are temporarily off-limits to residents.

Some areas may remain and not be deleted.

Although those areas are dangerous, they can also be considered resource production points, producing a lot of things that wizards need, such as spellcasting materials and potion ingredients.

Eliminating it would be like killing the goose that lays the golden eggs; we can't do a one-off deal.

For ordinary wizards, these places, though dangerous, can also be rewarding.

Most of these strange beings have territorial boundaries; they can neither leave that area nor leave it, much like earthbound spirits.

Therefore, as long as these areas are far from human settlements, they will not have any impact on people's normal lives.

These areas were actually part of Acorn's and his team's plan. In Acorn's words, "We have to reserve some play facilities for the children..."

Herag was speechless. Some areas were troublesome even for him, and were absolutely forbidden zones for ordinary wizards, places where death was certain.

Back when he was inside the Earth Core Worm, even when he was underground, there were some areas where he had to take a detour and dared not get close.

After the area was divided, construction began immediately.

The main task for the people on this border is to complete the construction of the Sixth Ring Road Tower area first, and only after that will they help with the construction of other areas as appropriate.

The first step is to restore the natural environment. This step requires wizards specializing in plant and life sciences to begin restoring the natural environment on a large scale.

Wizards are indeed very good at destruction, but they are equally good at restoration and creation.

After completing all the necessary procedures, the various factions began to set off to their respective areas and start building forests and grasslands, bringing some greenery to the polluted area.

The dried-up lakes and rivers gradually regained their flow, bringing life back to the polluted areas.

Some unexpected things happened during this process, because there were still quite a few monsters in the contaminated area, all kinds of monsters, big and small.

Hellagur couldn't possibly do it all himself and clean up every monster in every place; those things had to be handled by each family themselves.

Anyway, he had already subdued all eight legendary monsters in the polluted area, so they wouldn't pose a big threat anymore.

Since Helag did not charge any fees for the Sixth Ring Tower area, the construction of his own northern region was taken care of by the people of the border region, so Helag didn't have to worry about it.

To make things easier for them, Herag also had several legendary monsters accompany them to help.

Helag spent two months working on these matters before the construction work in the contaminated area officially got on track.

After he finished his work, he prepared to go to the barren lands to meet the Chech family.

In fact, Larry and the others had arrived in Dawnland long ago. They hadn't dared to come before because they were worried about the Taylor family.

Now that Helag has resolved the issue, he naturally has no such concerns.

He also allocated an area to the Church family, a plain with a very good climate, which was very suitable for the planting and growth of potion ingredients.

This area is also very close to the North, located at the foot of the Northern Mountains.

However, although the Church family acquired the land and Helag did not receive any money, problems still plagued them.

That means we have no money, no people, and no resources.

Restoring the natural environment and building towns is not a simple matter; it requires a lot of money, resources, and manpower.

Although the Church family has made a lot of money over the years, it is still far behind the truly powerful families.

With their capabilities, it would be extremely difficult for them to carve out a space within this polluted area.

Fortunately, Herag is now very wealthy and invested a sum of money to acquire shares, while Vernon also contributed money, effort, and manpower to help the Church family begin construction at the foot of the Northern Mountains.

Vernon himself also bought an area, but he hasn't started construction yet. In his words, he hasn't decided what to do with it yet and will talk about it later.

Therefore, he temporarily focused his attention on the Church family and invested a lot of resources in them.

Herag and Misu headed to the Barrens together, but this time he didn't choose the airship.

For him now, airships are too slow, taking up to a month at a time, so traveling by himself is much faster.

The Barrens have also undergone tremendous changes in recent years. In addition to the large number of people from the Dawnlands migrating there, there are also many more resources and knowledge, which have provided great convenience for the wizards of the Barrens.

Herag arrived at the Church family's ancestral home, Tonghua Ridge, and met with the Church family's patriarch, Meyer, and others, mainly to inform them of the recent situation of Ries and others.

Herag has maintained contact with them and is currently at the World Tree of the Elves. He is doing well and is diligently meditating and cultivating. (End of Chapter)