Vientiane Throne of Civilization

Chapter 2071 Commander Borgner

Crossing the training field and following behind Geerte, Bogner, who was familiar with the area, had too many questions on his mind.

However, his personality meant that he wouldn't ask these questions to Gert, whom he didn't know well.

At this moment, Geerte clearly didn't have the time or inclination to explain these things to Bogner.

Just as Zhou Xu said before, he had just broken through and was in a period of growth. He just wanted to finish his work and hand over his responsibilities as soon as possible, and then go back to seclusion to cultivate.

After the introductions, Geerte finally led Bogner to the commander's office.

"This is the office. Usually, the group's reports for the day are delivered here in the morning. There is a dedicated logistics department to handle the logistics. The group leader doesn't actually have much to do. He mainly focuses on cultivation."

Geerte's words brought a slight sense of relief to Borgner.

He was genuinely afraid that once he became the regimental commander, he would be burdened with a mountain of work.

Not only was he unable to do it, but it also severely impacted his cultivation time.

During this time, Gilter continued to speak.

"As the leader, the most important job is actually just one thing, which is to guide the members in their cultivation on a regular basis."

"..."

In the early days, when there were few Dharma Masters in their Great Zhou Dynasty and no outstanding talents in the field, Zhou Xu did indeed often give lectures personally.

There was really no other way; there was no suitable candidate besides him.

However, as outstanding talents gradually emerged in various mage groups, the lecture format gradually changed to Zhou Xu answering questions and providing guidance to the group leaders and deputy leaders every once in a while.

The task of guiding the members in their cultivation falls to the group leader and deputy group leader, which is the so-called layer teaching layer.

“Normally, there is one class every week, or seven days. However, if members encounter problems in their cultivation, they will come to ask you.”

"..."

"The time is usually after lunch, so the guild leader will basically stay in the office during this time. You can take this opportunity to handle documents, and then the spell training will begin in the afternoon, so the guild leader can go and train on his own."

In fact, since both the head and deputy head of the group are Saintly Realm Masters, they can take turns teaching. That is to say, if they share the workload, each of them only needs to teach one class every half month.

But Geert was busy with his secluded training to improve his strength, so he obviously didn't have time to teach the members. Thus, the task fell entirely on the shoulders of the new captain, Bogner.

Listening to Geerte's explanation, Borgner was at a loss for words.

He had never taught anyone before, but magical cultivation was something he was good at.

At the same time, considering the cultivation levels of the group members, they are at most at the Transcendent Realm, and many of them are not even at the Transcendent Realm.

If it's just about answering their questions about magic and cultivation, that doesn't seem like a bad idea.

It was indeed more than enough for the Venerable Master to teach them.

"Oh, by the way, in a while, a group of fire-type elven mages from the Elf Forest will be coming to report for duty. The specific documents are on your desk. You should be familiar with this group, so just take care of the arrangements."

It's clear that Bogner isn't the only fire mage in this elven forest.

However, since Bogner was accompanied by Zhou Xu, he left first. The remaining elven mages would be arranged to travel in batches to report to their respective mage corps.

After explaining everything that needed to be explained, Geerte was in a hurry to go back to his secluded cultivation and left without saying a word to Bogner.

Knowing that the other party was going back to seclusion, Bogner felt uneasy, but there was nothing he could do.

He took the position of regimental commander himself, and he was determined to see it through even if it meant gritting his teeth!

After Geerte left, Borgner sat down awkwardly at his desk, his gaze falling on the document the other had mentioned. "Am I familiar with it?"

Even if they are all elves, they may not know each other, let alone be familiar with each other. Bogner thinks this is a prejudice.

It's worth noting that even within the Elven race, there exists the concept of "someone else's child" (a child who is considered superior to others).

As a genius of the Grey Elf race, Bogner was the "other people's child" that many older elves talked about.

This destined him to have a mediocre relationship with other elves of his generation.

Under this premise, Bogner lived a solitary life for many years, spending most of his time researching mantras or practicing them.

How familiar do you think he is with the other elves?
He tried hard to recall, but it was really hard to say; he himself wasn't sure.

But he simply couldn't back out of it.

Even if he wasn't familiar with them, they were still elves. Could the other members of this fire mage group be more familiar with them than he was?
They probably won't arrive so quickly; let's see how it goes.

Bogner decided not to dwell on the issue for now.

After lunch, Bogner sat in his office, looking somewhat tormented.

According to Geerte, he had to stay in the office until afternoon training began before he could leave.

Sitting in the office is not a big deal in itself. As Gilles said, the commander also has some regimental affairs to handle, and he just happened to be flipping through the documents on his desk during this time.

Bogner's inner turmoil stemmed from the possibility that some members of the group might come to him with questions.

His personality dictates that he dislikes interacting and communicating with strangers.

I'm new here, and the group members don't know me well. Maybe they'll come and ask me questions, or should I go find Gillespie?

After sitting in his office for a while and seeing that no one was coming over, Bogner couldn't help but comfort himself.

Before he could even finish the thought, there was a knock on his office door.

"Boom boom boom!"

Those three sounds seemed to strike Bogner's heart, making him tense.

"Come in, come in."

As soon as the door opened, a member of the team, still wearing his training uniform, strode in and gave a crisp military salute.

Without further ado, he got straight to the point and asked for advice...

"Commander, I have a question I'd like to ask you!"

"ask."

Bogner unconsciously tensed up.

After listening to the other person's question and confirming that it was very simple for him, he secretly breathed a sigh of relief and slowly began to speak.

When the conversation turned to magic and cultivation, Bogner clearly entered his comfort zone. As he spoke, his entire demeanor relaxed, and he lost all of his initial tension.

Indeed, this was the case. Given that he was a whole realm above his opponent, his understanding of mantra spells was a devastating blow even to a transcendent mage, let alone to ordinary mages without any realm to speak of.

Answering several questions from the group members in a row helped Bogner quickly build up his confidence, making him realize that the task wasn't so difficult after all.

But what Bogner didn't know at the time was that the difficulty of this job lay in the sheer number of these guys and the sheer number of problems they presented...

(End of this chapter)