Lord Wizard: Starting your studies with infinite magic crystals!

Wayne nodded slightly.

"Yes, this is a contract I have carefully considered. Other types of contracts may be better, but they are difficult to unite people's hearts. With this contract as a comparison, I think my followers will be willing to die for me."

"Of course, without a doubt."

"No normal person wouldn't be tempted."

At this moment, Aurora suddenly asked, "But young master, what if you cultivate for too long and don't show yourself? Aren't you afraid that your offspring won't be able to command them?"

Wayne scoffed at this.

"As long as I'm alive, they won't dare."

"As for what happens after I die..."

He paused for a moment, then his cold voice rang out: "If I really die, it will actually be a good thing for my descendants."

"When did the strong ever get the chance to command the weak who have nothing?"

"Besides, my immortality is only a matter of time. If I am unlucky enough to die, then that is their fate."

"What do I care about a raging flood after I die?"

Hearing Wayne's answer, Murora's eyes showed amazement, while Aurora was somewhat startled.

"But young master, can you really bear to do this?"

Upon hearing this...

Wayne, contrary to his usual behavior, rolled his eyes at Aurora: "Can't you wish me well for once?"

"Do I really have to die?"

Aurora waved her hand immediately upon hearing this, but Wayne's voice rang out again.

"Besides, after enjoying such a privileged life for so long, what's a little suffering in the end? If you find any ordinary person now and tell them that they can be a nobleman for three years, enjoy their glory for three years, and die after three years, they will of course agree, and even feel that they have made a great deal."

"Because nobody doesn't want to stand at the pinnacle of their life and enjoy that glorious life."

Murora and her daughter Aurora were so shocked by Wayne's words that they were speechless for a moment.

Because they all asked themselves this question in their hearts, and the answer they all got was the same: yes.

I yearn for the ordinary.

Such people either reached the pinnacle of their lives or never had the opportunity to do so, so they can only accept reality.

Clearly, neither Murora nor Aurora have reached these two levels yet.

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Let's sign the contract.

As she spoke, Murora flicked out a drop of blood, and Wayne, seeing this, also flicked out a drop of blood.

After a while.

Looking at the burning Holy Domain Contract, Murola stood up and gave a slight bow: "Then, young master, I will be relying on you for care in the future."

This time, Wayne didn't refuse and readily accepted Murora's greeting, then said:

"Auntie, please get up."

"Let's talk about what happens next."

Murora nodded, stood up, and then sat on the sofa.

Then Wayne waved his hand, and three hundred top-grade, attribute-free magic crystals appeared on the table.

Although Murora was still surprised by what she saw, she had already guessed some things from the matter of the dragon egg, so she did not lose her composure.

"Young master, you are richer than I imagined."

Wayne smiled.

"Just so you know. From now on, you can use top-of-the-line resources for your cultivation. Next, I'll tell you what you need to do."

Murora raised her hand to signal Wayne to give instructions, and Wayne did not hesitate to explain his arrangements.

"These three hundred top-grade magic crystals are all for operational funds, used to purchase unlimited amounts of survival resources needed by ordinary people, such as salt, wheat, flour, meat, and clothing."

"This is a long-term task, and it will continue until at least after I graduate."

"What about the population?"

Wayne shook his head slightly: "It's too early to resettle ordinary people right now. Of course, the most important thing is that we don't have enough manpower to resettle them, so we can only postpone it."

Hearing Wayne's dilemma, Murora thought for a moment and offered her suggestion: "Since we don't have enough manpower, how about we recruit some?"

"recruit?"

Seeing Wayne's confusion, Murora realized that Wayne had misunderstood, so she explained, "Young Master, the recruitment I'm talking about isn't for students from the Central Academy. Sending them to do this would be making a mountain out of a molehill."

"Who are you referring to recruiting?"

"Graduates of low-level and mid-level talents".

Upon hearing this, Wayne became interested, or rather, he only remembered it now that Murora had brought it up.

Tell me in detail.

Murora quickly organized her thoughts before beginning her introduction.

"Compared to high-level and top-level talents, low-level and mid-level talents are the main group of people on the path to extraordinary talent, and they are the recruitment group I mentioned."

"The reason we chose them is because they don't have many options. If it's someone with potential like you, young master, that we recruit, I think they would be very happy to serve us."

"Moreover, this group is an existing group with combat capabilities, so there is no need to train them from scratch."

After listening to these words, Wayne pondered for a moment. The number of advanced talents in the academy was at least six to ten times that of top talents. This was based on Wayne's own observations, and the actual number would only be more.

The problem is that this is because the three academies of the central academy are the gathering place for geniuses from all over the empire, which is why there are so many geniuses.

From another perspective, this also means that the number of low- and mid-level talents is far greater than imagined.

"So what is their positioning?"

"Subordinates, subordinates who can be summoned and put to use immediately."

"What are the plans?"

"Young Master, my idea is to recruit in large numbers, sign contracts with witch arrays, and then have them go to various places to purchase various resources and slaves."

He then looked at Wayne and offered his advice: "Because the things we buy are not valuable in the eyes of superhumans, and the prices are not high, there is no risk in letting them participate."

"What happened next?"

"Cast a wide net, and once you've recruited enough people, select the best among them and include them in the young master's official followers."

Wayne nodded in satisfaction.

"I have nothing to add. We'll just follow this method. I'll provide the funding, and your aunt will be in charge of execution. She just needs to let me know the progress each month. Your aunt can arrange the rest herself."

I want results.

Murora nodded slightly, feeling a warmth in her heart, for this was trust.

of course.

Wayne was unaware of Murora's thoughts. The reason he delegated authority was because this was a world with extraordinary power, and power lay in fists.

That was more important, and Wayne naturally had his own scale to weigh it.

…………

As evening fell, Wayne finished his day's reflections and sat down on the balcony outside his room.

Inside the rocking chair.

Wayne took out the dragon encyclopedia and looked at it again.

Race: Dragon

High-Rank Dragon - Undead Dragon

Elemental attribute: Undead element

Evaluation: Like the darlings blessed by the undead plane, dragons are walking magical beings. Their vast magical power makes undead dragons natural masters of swarm tactics.

Death is not the end.