The Magic Empire for 20,000 years

Chapter 44 Epilogue
The first year of the empire (the beginning of the year) has finally come to an end.

Sprinkle flowers!

At this time of renewal, we did many things together.

Popularize magic education, expel the orc clans, promote necromancy, and unite the rebels in internal affairs...

The next period will be 9 years.

Everyone can finally see the results of Eldoron's first step of development!
This is just the first small step in the great history of the magical empire of Eldoron.

There will be an upward, satisfying sense of accomplishment. Then a new crisis will begin.

Even readers who have been reading the book beforehand might want to give it a try and start reading from the new chapters; they might have a completely different experience.

The overall atmosphere of the first year of the empire is rather oppressive.

After all, this was the most difficult and impoverished period in Eldoron's history.

But now, Eldoron has achieved initial success.

The atmosphere and writing style could be more humorous, lighthearted, and witty.

It's kind of like... a light novel?

Compared to overly heavy stories, the slightly humorous plots and some exaggerated dialogue reminiscent of light novels ("Oh my god! What the hell? Damn! This works? Outrageous! We're doomed!") are closer to my writing comfort zone.

This book is in the light novel category!
Most of the time I'm not so serious or formal, I'm more of a joker, which is also my own writing style.

However, because the circumstances were quite difficult for Volume 1, this style was really not suitable, so I deliberately suppressed this style of mine.

I really don't want to bet anymore!
I should just stick to my own style, not chase after an epic feel, but simply use the humorous/exaggerated writing style that I like. This book is written in the style of a light novel—light novel style, light novel style, light novel style! I'll emphasize that three times!

In the next chapter, the main opponent across the table will no longer be the orc clans or internal enemies, but the long-planned [Elven Court] that rules this continent.

The confrontation is not simply a battle, but a multi-faceted political game.

After all, Elion's greatest strength lies in using his opponent's power against him (in every sense of the word).

The empire's development direction for the next 20 years has shifted from promoting education to developing the magic industry.

Elemental binding technology, construct golems, magical item production, weaving magic nets, export trade...

The previous "Empire Year One" arc was written with some stumbling blocks because it started from scratch and gradually laid the groundwork, slowly revealing the characters and the world view.

There is so much to say, so many aspects to cover.

They did things haphazardly, one thing at a time.

Now, a basic framework has finally been built.

Grete, the warlock who has returned after completing his studies; Seymour Moon Whisper, the Moon Elf royal family who once taught magic to humans; Antinoya Moon Whisper, the Elf Queen; the two kings of the Sun and Moon Elf races; Ain, the god of knowledge and prophecy, and the "Ain Stone"; the Outer Gods who infuse power into the starry sky and their retinues that traverse the river of time; the slowly opening gates of the Abyss...

There are still many stories to tell.

Because the framework has been established, and there are more characters and power relationships, Volume 2 will be much longer than Volume 1.

Same time as always, 12 noon tomorrow, see you there!

(End of this chapter)