From Wild Mage to Wizard King.

Chapter 427 Citizenship Principles
"Si Yin, are you sure there's something wrong here?"

Inside the silver forge, a dwarf rune craftsman, who was relatively small among the dwarves, squatted in front of a metal partition, holding a small hammer and placing it on the partition. He looked up at the dwarf artificer who was flipping through the magic book beside him and asked.

Si Yin flipped through the magic book in his hand, and the prophecy was pushed to the limit. Various maintenance diaries slowly emerged on the blank magic book. He ignored all the wrong maintenance plans and once again locked on the correct maintenance plan among countless plans.

Staring at this vague plan, Si Yin recorded it carefully while speaking.

"Yes, break it open."

Hearing his words, the dwarf rune craftsman nodded. After getting Si Yin's affirmation, she did not hesitate at all and directly hit the metal partition with a hammer.

When the hammer came into contact with the metal plate, a dwarven rune flashed on the hammer surface, and then the entire metal partition broke into pieces and fell to the ground, revealing its internal structure.

The dwarf rune craftsman looked at the internal structure. The mechanical structure was completely connected, the runes were functioning normally, and the flow of energy was very smooth. Based on her experience in blacksmithing, she could not see any problem at all.

However, she did not say much. After all, she had cooperated with Si Yin too many times. The prophecy spells were just unreasonable. There were several places that seemed to be fine to her, but after she made adjustments according to what Si Yin said, the errors reported by the silver forging core would inexplicably become better.

As this kind of thing happened more and more, she got used to it. Although she also thought about asking Si Yin to explain it, Si Yin himself didn't know what was going on. The prophecy only told him how to practice it, but didn't explain the principle, so he didn't understand either.

Of course, as long as the effect is useful, the principle can be discussed later.

Without waiting for Si Yin to speak, she skillfully disconnected the energy in the area in front of her and prepared to repair it.

"Open structure three and delete runes seven to thirteen."

As soon as the dwarf rune craftsman disconnected the energy, Si Yin's hollow voice reached her ears. She didn't think much about it. She started working obediently according to Si Yin's instructions, while also writing down Si Yin's words with pen and paper.

Under Si Yin's command, she quickly adjusted the positions of the various structures in front of her and modified their internal structures, while also deleting and reordering the runes.

In less than two minutes, as she rearranged the runes of the last structure according to Si Yin's words, Si Yin's voice returned to normal and he spoke in a somewhat weak tone.

"Okay, plug it back in."

Hearing this, the dwarf runesmith reconnected the area in front of him to the silver forge.

As the energy began to flow again, the dwarf rune craftsman also looked at the communication device in his hand.

Although the silver forge has not been repaired yet, the core control center has been transformed into a magic machine. Through the communication magic machine in hand, they can monitor the operation of the silver forge at any time.

As the area started working again, the Dwarf Runesmith also saw that the number of red errors reported on the screen suddenly decreased by three.

Watching the three errors disappear, now that they had undergone several repairs, she still muttered.

"What is the principle behind this? The art of prophecy is truly magical."

"Don't sigh, next one."

Si Yin said as he drank the liquid of wisdom and rubbed his head.

"I'm in good shape today, and I can handle it again."

Si Yin looked at the communication device in his hand and said.

"There are still more than 300 bugs. If we work harder, we should be able to fix them all this month."

"understood."

The dwarf rune craftsman responded, took out a new metal partition from the toolbox beside him, and resealed the area that had been pried open in front of him.

"Come to think of it, prophecy spells are really magical. I should have studied prophecy earlier."

"The prophecy spell is not that easy to learn. I can't even learn it. I'm going to change my major because it's too difficult."

As the two chatted, they walked along the corridor of the silver forge core towards the next area.

While the two were traveling to other areas, similar organizations in various parts of the Silver Forge were constantly busy dealing with the problems of the Silver Forge.

In addition to the teams responsible for repairing the core of the Silver Forge, outside the Silver Forge, a large number of machinists and rune craftsmen were also building derivative buildings centered around the core according to Roland's requirements.

Due to Roland's direct orders, the Silver Forge has been very busy in the past two years, working hard every day. Therefore, they are also one of the few places in the entire War Committee that has not been involved in the big discussions on the external network.

Although they knew about the existence of the extranet, the repair of the silver forge was a direct order from Roland, and it was extremely urgent. If they needed people, they would give them the money. As long as it was needed, the committee would do its best to provide it.

Even the Tears of the Moon Goddess, which have the highest level of confidentiality, are provided in unlimited quantities by the Silver Forge.

In this situation, anyone with a sound mind would know the importance of repairing the silver forge. Therefore, they all devoted themselves to the work of the silver forge and had no time to get involved in the big debate on the Internet.

Therefore, while they were still working hard, they did not know that a decree that was generated by the Extranet Debate and that was enough to affect the entire committee had entered the final signing process. The War Committee was a paramilitary temporary regime that aimed to fight the Green Tide. As a crude regime that was born after the Black Rock Coup, Roland widely absorbed and united all forces.

The war council has so far absorbed a large number of races including humans, dwarves, goblins, halflings, gnomes, half-elves with moon elf blood, and half-elves with sun elf blood.

Moreover, this is only the large race with more than 10,000 people within the War Council. There are other intelligent races with smaller populations within the War Council.

Orcs and orcs who came here from the North countless years ago; gnoll mercenaries who crossed the ocean, were hired, and eventually chose to join the committee; moon elves who traveled and settled here in small numbers to assist the committee in fighting the green tide; sun elves who were liberated from slave traders, and even hidden races who hid in the shadows and did not reveal their true identities.

Although they are fewer in number, they are indeed members of the committee, which means that there are more than a dozen different intelligent races within the War Council.

And this is just the number of intelligent races. Each intelligent race can be further divided based on region, culture, and language.

When the War Council was fighting the Green Tide with all its might, these problems were naturally not a big deal. But as the Green Tide was repelled, the War Council completed its reconstruction, and the economic development plan was smoothly implemented, the chaotic land of Donnar gradually recovered.

When the chaos faded and survival was no longer a problem, the various tribes looked up at each other and began to think about their place in the war council.

In this world, although there are situations where different intelligent races live together in the same country, it is basically a case of one dominant race ruling or oppressing other races. At best, they can only enjoy limited rights in designated areas, and at worst, they are slaves.

This is true even for the special Second Phoenix Empire, where the Sun Elves monopolize all ruling power. Even humans, who make up the majority of the population, can only be village chiefs at best if they do not have elven blood.

There has never been a precedent in the world for a truly multi-ethnic country.

Therefore, during the great debate, the discussion on the position of each intelligent race in the War Council was very heated. However, due to the official regulation and control of the committee, the discussion on intelligent races did not slide into extremes.

Over the years, the War Committee has been promoting the heroes that emerged in the war against the Green Tide. Heroes from all races have been promoted. Each race has made great contributions to the fight against the Green Tide and is an important pillar of the committee.

Under the general direction of official guidance, the great debate only discussed how to establish a system that is fair and just to all races.

Topics like second-class citizens or being abandoned after having done their work have no chance of happening due to the strict prevention and control of the War Committee. Even if some people have these ideas, they dare not speak out in this environment.

As for those who dare to speak out, the committee will directly block their accounts and take strong measures both online and offline.

Do you want to sow discord in the committee? Don't say anything that is not conducive to racial unity. Send them all to the education team and take them all there for re-education.

Under the visible hand of the committee, the great debate gradually discussed three different solutions for dealing with the different races.

The first solution: Federation. All races and nations will establish independent countries. Roland will serve as the supreme leader of all independent countries. With Roland as the bond, a large federation will be formed.

The second solution is to establish autonomous regions based on the distribution of different races and ethnic groups in the committee.

The third solution: the citizenship principle is based on strengthening the rule of law and abandoning the concept of race. Any individual who accepts the rule of the War Council and abides by the Golden Rule can become a citizen.

The advantages and disadvantages of the federation are very obvious. Each race and nation will establish an independent country. The advantage is that racial issues within the committee can be quickly resolved. The people of the independent kingdoms will not interact with each other, and there will be no racial or cultural conflicts. But the disadvantages are also more obvious. The War Council will become the new central country, and the independent kingdoms will form independent interest groups one after another. It is not impossible for them to hold each other back.

It would be fine if Roland was alive, as he could control the federation. But once Roland died, the federation would instantly collapse, and by then the independent kingdoms might even fight each other due to conflicts of interest.

Autonomous regions are a compromise solution. Autonomous regions are established while retaining the unity of the War Council. The advantage is that different cultures can be quickly accepted and turmoil can be avoided. But there are also disadvantages. Once any major problems arise in the Council, the autonomous region may be the first to cause trouble.

As for the citizenship principle, although it can promote racial equality and cultural integration and has many benefits, it also has some problems. Mixed residence will lead to the intensification of various racial and cultural conflicts, and the committee will need to spend a lot of manpower, material resources and time to promote it, which means that the War Committee will have to go through a period of pain.

Of these three plans, the first two plans are beneficial to the native people of Donnar, who make up the majority of the population, whether it is the federal or autonomous region plan. After all, they have a large population, and if the land is divided in this way, they will occupy more land.

Therefore, for these three plans, the Eastern Naval conservatives supported a federation based on traditional feudalism, while the reformists supported a compromise ethnic autonomous region.

While the committee reformers and legalists supported civic principles, the technocrats did not care about them.

Roland himself is more inclined to autonomous regions. The federation is too conservative and the civic principle is too radical.

However, after completing the construction of the Spark elements in the Golden Forest, Roland is now more inclined towards civic principles.

Although it is a bit radical, it can also solve racial and cultural issues as quickly as possible and remove the landmine buried within the committee as quickly as possible.

Moreover, although this plan is radical, it is still feasible. The external environment of the War Council is now safe, the Northern Kingdom is about to go into civil strife, and the Silver Empire is politically unstable. No one can threaten the War Council.

Internally, the various races and nationalities have developed relatively friendly relations with each other after the Green Wave and the running-in over the years. In addition, after several years of rapid development and the construction of an intranet, the committee's administrative capacity has made a qualitative leap, the economy has also developed well, and there are sufficient internal conditions.

Coupled with Roland's political prestige and the byproducts of the Botanical Garden's rebirth project, it is entirely possible to promote this reform, and the success rate is very high. Roland only needs to have enough determination and perseverance to push it forward.

Therefore, after thinking for a long time, faced with three reform proposals, Roland picked up the reform bill called "Civil Principles".

June 1459, 6: Roland officially signed the Civil Principles Reform Act.

(End of this chapter)