Arcane Lord

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The border issue should be considered a commonplace issue in the Northland Alliance. Since the day the Northland Alliance was established, various countries have started countless wars of words on this issue.

It was not until the signing of the Demon Restriction Treaty that the countries in the North saw a glimmer of hope that this problem might be solved, but even so, the progress of the negotiations was as slow as a turtle.

There are three outstanding issues among them. One is the old border issue between Yeerland and Sluvende, but this issue was solved in another way in the recent Sluvende War.

Although the Kingdom of Elam was only established with Sruvend's forced recognition, once it was established, it was equivalent to Sruvend's recognition of the current borders.

As for the Ellan side, when it was able to fully control the Ellan Kingdom, the border issue was easily resolved.

The second more prominent issue is Netheril. The Seven Towers have always claimed that the territory of Netheril includes the large area of ​​​​land between Cormanthor and Yerlan, including the Langas Plain, and is not just a place where people live permanently. Near settlements.

However, this problem also has a solution. Although the negotiations on territorial boundaries between countries are progressing slowly, they are not at all progress. At least they have reached a lot of consensus.

For example, only areas near settlements where people live permanently can be divided into territories. This is why the Seven Towers also strongly supported the development after the princess ascended to the gods, just to gain some advantages or convenience on border issues.

Nowadays, in the east of Netheril, the borders with Akora and Cormanthor from south to north have roughly formed a tacit understanding, but in the west, a few pioneer towns in the north cannot complete the legal control of the entire large area.

The solution is to either let Netheril give up its claim to the southwest region, or speed up the development there and complete it before the Northland Boundary Agreement comes out.

In other words, the boundary agreement can only be signed after Netheril has completed initial control of the southwest region.

As for the third more prominent problem, there is no doubt that it is the Listal Forest where Cormanso is located. Today, only the Akora area of ​​the Listal Forest is not occupied by Cormanso.

This is also the core of the problem. The crown king of Cormanso has to be prophesied to ascend to the throne. To be the only true king of the elf world, the ideal of One Star Forest is the first step of the prophecy.

This is the origin of the legitimacy of Cormanthor's crowned king's rule. It is almost impossible to give in. But at this moment, Akora has almost completely turned to Netheril, or has to seek asylum from Netheril.

Then Cormanthor's unification plan has reached a stalemate, because the establishment of the Northland Alliance has almost eliminated the possibility of forcible occupation. After all, Akora is a legal country that is far older than Cormanthor.

When it comes to who is more qualified to unify the Listal Forest, almost most non-Cormanthor elves will think of Akora. The Listal Forest even had a name a long time ago, called "Akaura Forest"!

However, there is still a possible solution to this problem.

As the saying goes, "seeking common ground while reserving differences", any boundary division may satisfy all countries, as long as the greatest common denominator is found and does not harm the interests of most countries.

There are still very few extreme situations like the Listal Forest. In this case, it is completely possible to put the problem aside for the time being and seek opportunities in the future.

This is not impossible. The reason may be that Cormanthor, the only true king in the elf world's destiny, has been in power for nearly a thousand years. It is not impossible to say that he will die in the next second.

Without the one true king, the successor may want to give up the dispute with Akora.

As for Akora, there may also be surprises. For example, if all the citizens hold a collective referendum to join the Cormanthor family, it would be difficult for other countries, including Netheril, to object!

After all, most of the current elven countries were established in this way. It's just that in the past, new countries mostly appeared instead of the merger of different countries. However, it is not against harmony and is in line with the elven tradition.

In general, although the boundary issues between the countries in the North are difficult to resolve, they are not completely unsolvable. As long as all parties can communicate candidly and fully, and put aside the disputes that are currently unsolvable, it is actually not difficult to reach a consensus.

As long as the boundary issue is resolved, most conflicts in the North can be eliminated.

At present, taking advantage of the concerns of various countries about the abuse of war spells may be the best opportunity to solve the border issue!

There is always a clear route in Shado's mind - once the boundary issue is solved, "invasion" and "resistance" can be well judged, and "justice" and "injustice" can also be defined.

Then the foundation and premise of restricting war spells will be successfully completed.

Not only that, in the process of solving these problems, the order of the Northland Alliance can also become more three-dimensional and more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.

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When Xia Duo turned the topic to the issue of territorial boundaries, Tai Lun and other representatives knew that the tea party might not be able to continue, because their authorization for coming this time did not include the issue of territorial boundaries.

The only one who expressed his opinion on the spot was Prince Pasteur of the Danzuo Kingdom, who had little interest in the surface land. After seeing the possibility that the situation in the Northland was about to see a major turn for the better, he decisively chose to support Chateau and agreed to resolve the territorial boundary issue first. , let’s talk about the restrictions on war spells.

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So Tyron had to propose:

"Prince Pasteur, Lord Shado, the issue of territorial boundaries is not within our jurisdiction. I need to get in touch with the country. If possible, it is better to postpone the alliance meeting at noon."

"I have no objection, Lord Shado?" Prince Pasteur replied.

"I have no objection either."

Shado knew very well that the meeting was only a means to solve the problem, not the purpose. If the postponement can allow the problem to be better solved, then why not postpone it?

At this time, Larian also stood up and said to Shado: "In this case, I will arrange a resting place for Lord Shado during the postponement of the meeting. When there is news from various countries, I will notify you as soon as possible."

"Okay."

Shado agreed without hesitation. Since the alliance meeting was destined to be postponed, he could take advantage of this opportunity to help Nia complete the test of the communication maze node artifact.

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After leaving the Quiet Garden, Shado came to a quiet manor near the Alliance Hall under the leadership of Larian, and obtained certain spellcasting authority, where he could conduct large-scale magic experiments below.

"Elder Larian, thank you for your hospitality. If I were still here, the Council of Elders would probably be a little anxious."

"If it were someone else, they might really be anxious, but if it was Lord Shado, they would be willing to wait no matter how long it took. But since Lord Shado said so, I'll take my leave first. If you need anything, you can always talk to Tal outside. He will do his best to do it. If he can't do it, there's still me!"

Before leaving, Larian specifically told Tal a few more words before teleporting away. Judging from the way he chose to leave, the Council of Elders must have urged him many times.