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"Everyone, please be quiet." Francis raised his hand and pressed it down. He looked around and explained slowly, "The elemental riot that just occurred at the center of the plane and the plane barrier was due to an experiment conducted by Speaker Lor."

Hearing this, many speakers were moved and looked at Lor nervously.

Lor's experiment also stirred up elemental riots in the entire plane. Apart from experimental witchcraft, there was only one possibility left.

That is the plane migration experiment.

Obviously, experiments in witchcraft will not require the convening of an emergency parliament, and they will definitely be reported in advance, so this can be ruled out in advance.

So before Francis even finished speaking, they had already guessed the answer.

What makes them nervous is whether the experiment just now was successful.

"Yes, just as everyone thought, Speaker Lor's experiment was about plane migration."

Francis saw everyone looking at Luo Er, and a barely perceptible smile appeared on his lips. Without giving Luo Er a chance to speak, he continued, "As for the result, it was both a success and a failure."

He had been worried about this matter for a while just now, and now he must get back at these guys.

Otherwise, wouldn’t it be a loss?

"Success and failure?"

"What's going on?"

"Where has our plane moved to now?"

"Has the interdimensional teleportation array failed?"

Questions came one after another, and the expressions on everyone's faces became more tense.

Plane migration is the wizard's backup plan. If there is a problem, the consequences will be disastrous.

Lor glanced at Francis and chose not to interrupt. He probably wanted to let the other speakers prepare themselves mentally before discussing the matter.

I have to say, he is really good at it.

If it were him, he would definitely choose to speak frankly.

This could lead to other Speakers being hit even harder, which is completely unnecessary.

"Please be patient." Francis raised his hand again and pressed it down, saying slowly: "Speaker Lor took me with him before, Code..."

He repeated the entire experiment and concluded, "So it's OK if the experiment succeeds or fails."

"May it cause the plane to collapse?"

"Unable to advance to the seventh ring?"

"this"

The Speakers' expressions became extremely solemn.

The cost of migrating dimensions was so high that it was even a little unacceptable to them.

A hint of surprise and joy flashed across Code's eyes.

What surprised him was that Lor and the other man did not doubt his words, but Francis repeated them all.

Could it be that the future that Lor saw only had the method of migrating planes, but not the scene after the migration?

The surprising thing is that if this set of deductions is followed, as long as it is not to the point of despair, the Wizarding Union will not choose to migrate the wizarding plane, and the future path continued by the players is saved.

Sanchez in another light screen had an excited look on his face.

Speaker Lohr is no longer able to save the situation, and the Wizarding Union ultimately depends on him to save it.

As long as he breaks through to the sixth ring, he will become the most dazzling speaker of the Wizarding Union.

Even if he only has five rings by then, he has the confidence to fight the Silver Wolf.

If you lose you will just die, but once you win...

Sanchez's breathing became much more rapid, and he clenched his fingers into fists. Just thinking about that scene made him feel an indescribable excitement.

"Of course, there's no need to be nervous."

Francis saw that his appetite was almost whetted, so he slowly said, "I just learned from Speaker Lor that he is 90% sure that he can hold the Silver Wolf back, creating a chance for Sanchez and Vincentia to break through the sixth ring."

Hearing this, Sanchez felt a sense of disappointment.

It seems that the most dazzling person is still Speaker Lor. Even if he breaks through the sixth ring later, he can't compare with him. It's a pity.

In contrast to him, the other speakers, including Code, all looked relieved.

fine.

Fortunately, there is Speaker Lor, otherwise the Wizarding Alliance will be caught in a dilemma.

"Everyone, now is not the time to relax."

Seeing the look on everyone's faces, Luo Er frowned and said, "I am 90% sure that I can hold Silver Wolf back, but there is still a 5% chance that Silver Wolf can escape from the wizard plane group, and a 4% chance that Silver Wolf can seriously injure me, making me unable to hold him back and having to choose to move planes."

"The remaining 1% possibility is that I will be killed by the Silver Wolf."

"We have to come up with a complete plan for what to do if these bad scenarios arise."

With only a 90% chance of winning, these guys act like they are sure to win. It's really outrageous.

He had to wake them up. The crisis of the Wizarding Union had reached a critical point and there could be no slacking off.

"Haha, Speaker Lor is right. We should indeed have a good discussion about this."

"Yes, Speaker Lor is very thoughtful."

"With Speaker Lor here, the little silver wolf is nothing to be afraid of."

"Um"

After hearing Lor's detailed description of the remaining 10% possible outcome, some speakers even laughed out loud, and other speakers also began to flatter him.

As for people who were as worried as Lor, there wasn't any.

Almost all of the speakers here came from the age of gods. What kind of scenes have they not seen?

Being 90% sure, in their opinion, it’s a sure win!

Not to mention Sanchez, the only one who did not come from the era of gods, who felt nothing but disappointment.

I'm so angry that Speaker Lor has taken all the limelight.

Lor: “.”

Facing this group of stupid teammates, he really felt powerless.

"Speaker Lor's proposal does need to be discussed. You can all share your ideas." After the flattery died down, Francis spoke again.

Although he felt that Lor was a little too pessimistic, it was indeed necessary to have a more complete plan.

"If Speaker Lor really makes a mistake that leads to the failure of delaying the Silver Wolf, we should prioritize protecting Speaker Lor, Sanchez, and Vincentia. They are the capital for our turnaround." Gerald spoke first.

"Indeed. In addition, unless it is absolutely necessary, you must not move planes."

"Well, the cost of migrating planes is very high, so it's best not to migrate."

"If Speaker Lor really dies unexpectedly, there's nothing much to say. We should just fight the Silver Wolf to the death. After all, we will have no way out by then."

"I hope that Speaker Sanchez can break through the sixth ring as soon as possible, so that Speaker Lor doesn't have to take risks."

"I want to, too. But even if there are enough Abyss Crystals and I don't need to accumulate them, it still takes time to blend the five Abyss bloodlines to the point of forming a double true body, let alone breaking through the sixth ring." Sanchez spread his hands helplessly.

After that, they discussed some countermeasures in detail, which took nearly five hours.

"Okay, let's stop here for the plan against the Silver Wolf."

Seeing that no one else spoke, Francis immediately announced the second thing: "I once again propose that Congressman Code be given the seat of Speaker. As for the vote, there is no rush. You may as well take a look at the video."

As he spoke, he operated the mainland communicator and sent the video of how he taught Code a lesson to everyone.