Arcane Lord

Getting started and progressing in Elven magic requires hard work, and only immortals like the Elves can accept it. In the past, Netheril learned Elf magic, and the highest achievement after learning it was only to reach the level of elite wizards among the Elves.

A high-level mage equivalent to Nese Magic, placed in the Tower of Time, can be quickly achieved through inheritance rituals.

It's not that humans are unintelligent, but that they are born with shorter lifespans than elves. According to the training and cultivation methods of elves, it is impossible to reach the highest achievement of elf magic alive, that is, the high mage.

So in the end, after the Netherese people created a magic system more suitable for humans, they decisively abandoned elven magic. To this day, there are not three or five mages in Netheril who only follow the path of elven magic.

And now, Everriska's Thorn Society wants to teach the elf apprentice Nese magic, which is a not-so-good sign for Shado!

Once Everesca transfers to Nese magic and achieves good results, this behavior may become the target of many small countries to imitate in order to achieve the purpose of overtaking in corners.

Previously, Irusk wanted to switch to Nese magic, but Netheril was worried about causing concern to its ally Ilfran and did not agree. This is still a human country, and if it is an elven country, its impact will be even greater.

Compared with elven magic, which is most suitable for elves, Nese magic does not depend on any race. As long as it is an intelligent race that can think, it can be learned, and the quick effect is no worse than that of humans.

Once the elves are fully transferred to Netherese magic, on the one hand, it will indeed be conducive to the improvement and development of Netherese magic, but on the other hand, it will also bring huge competitive pressure to Netheril.

Not to mention that once this happens, it will bring unprecedented drastic changes to the entire ecology of the Northland.

Xia Duo didn't know how to respond for a while. As far as he was concerned, there was nothing wrong with elves learning Nese magic. If they wanted to become a community in the future, it was imperative to unify the magic system.

Or at least let one magic system take over, or level the playing field.

Compared with elf magic, which has a long training cycle, Nese magic, which can be produced quickly (compared to elf magic), has great advantages and has great potential to become the main magic system in the Northland and even the main plane community in the future.

After thinking about it, Chateau told Cousteau, "This matter may be more complicated than you and I thought. I need to think about it again before I can reply to you."

After that, he did not see off the guests immediately, but chatted with Cousteau about magic. However, Cousteau always brought the topic to the introductory textbook on Nese magic.

Seeing this scene, Xia Duo still didn't understand that the other party was determined to teach Nese magic to the elf apprentices. In addition, through Cousteau's performance, he also speculated that Everesca was aware of this matter. It's even supported.

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After the meeting, Shado immediately summoned Elder Larian and asked Evereska about his attitude towards the Thorn Society teaching the elf apprentice Nese magic.

Larian obviously took this matter very seriously, and responded to Xia Duo immediately:

"The Council of Elders is aware of this matter and supports it, but it will not admit it to the outside world for the time being. I am only saying this because Lord Xia Duo is involved. If other elves come to ask, I will not know anything about it.

"The reason why we do this is that on the one hand we want to strengthen exchanges and cooperation with Netheril, and on the other hand we want to try a new idea. In fact, it is not only Nese magic, but also the society has been arranged to teach apprentices dwarf magic. .

"Now, as the headquarters of the Northland Alliance, Everesca must have an understanding of the three mainstream magic systems in the Northland. If conditions permit, it is best to have mages from the three systems.

“Following this line of thinking, we intend to make Everesca a center for exchanges between the three major magic systems, which will also facilitate exchanges among the alliance countries.

"For now, in the elf world, elf magic is still the absolute mainstream. When the conditions are right in the future, we will officially announce it.

"Lord Xia Duo, there is no need to doubt, the sincerity of our communication and cooperation cannot be faked."

Shado has no idea of ​​Evereska's secret thoughts and can only speculate privately, but judging from this part of the information clearly revealed by Larian -

Everest’s khaki ambition is indeed quite big!

It's just that the last northern magic center was Uvelun, and now there are only some ruins and libraries buried deep underground.

The last magical center in the North and even the entire main plane was Maiyeli Tower, but now its name is rarely mentioned, and even most elves are not sure whether there is such an ancient country.

Now, Evereska also wants to be the magic center in the North, but she doesn’t know what the future will be like.

Of course, today with the establishment of the Northland Alliance, no matter how bad the outcome of Everesca is, it will not be worse than the two ancient countries that have long since perished.

And with Xia Duo here, the title of Northland Magic Center is not what Evereska can get if she wants. Xia Duo also wants to make Daxia Territory the Northland Magic Center!

Larian's statement inevitably aroused Xia Duo's fighting spirit. Of course, the current Great Xia Territory cannot compare with Everesca. It cannot even compare with the most basic population, and it lags behind even more in other aspects.

But the Great Xia Territory also has the advantage of the Great Xia Territory, that is, Xia Duo can completely make the decision, but Everriska may not be completely controlled by the Everriska Council of Elders.

Even if the latter has a good policy, it will be useless if it cannot be implemented. As for the former, Xia Duo has laid a solid foundation for the Great Xia leader. As long as he does not make big mistakes, it will only be a matter of time before he surpasses Everesca.

At least that's what Xia Duo himself thinks.

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After getting a clear statement from Evereska, Shado summoned Badigal to ask Seven Towers about their attitude towards this matter.

Badigal's reply was also very quick. It could be summed up in one sentence - Agree, but there will be no official cooperation. If the Thorns Society encounters setbacks or is criticized by the elves, it will be entirely their own fault.

Compared with the cautious attitude last time when Irusk requested to send someone to Severton to learn magic, the Seven Towers were much more casual this time.

If you want to learn, just learn at your own risk, whether it is from the Elf World or Everesca. But if the situation becomes clear in the future, Netheril wouldn't mind cooperating with Evriska at the official level.

Speaking of which, if this matter is not deliberately put on the line, it is indeed a trivial matter.

As for the huge competitive pressure that the elves will fully transfer to Netherese magic, it will bring huge competitive pressure to Netheril. Not to mention whether the elves will fully transfer to Netherese magic, even if it does, everyone on the Severnton Council will I’m afraid I’ll wake up laughing from my dream.

The full transfer of elves to Netherese magic has indeed brought competitive pressure, but it will also bring opportunities for exchanges, cooperation and progress. Now the great arcanists of Netheril are counting on Netherese magic to make a breakthrough, allowing them to Progressed smoothly using pure arcane methods!

In this case, no one will care who brings the breakthrough of Nese magic. Elves can. If goblins and ooze monsters can bring breakthroughs to Nese magic, even if Nese magic is taught to goblins and ooze monsters, No problem. (End of chapter)