I Ascend to the Divine Throne through Arcane Means Chapter 1342 - 764: Councilor Lis Kain2

"Hello, how can I assist you?"

The servant Sally glanced at Lis’s chest, paused for a mont, and said:

"If you want to apply to join the association, please go to the counter on the right; this side handles applications submitted to the Legendary Council."

The servant suspected that the young man in front of her had not yet joined the association and was unfamiliar with the process, which led him to mistakenly co to her.

However, she did not display any disdainful expression.

She stood here as a representative of the Legendary Council.

Otherwise, as a Golden Mage, Sally would not be willing to serve as an association servant.

Besides the considerable benefits this position could bring her, she took pride in the background provided by the Legendary Council.

Although Sally’s voice was not loud, the surrounding mages had good abilities and could clearly hear her words.

Though there was no ridiculing incident, many mages gave Lis a sowhat curious look.

Especially noticing that Lis was not wearing the identity insignia issued by the association.

mbers of the Pan-Continent Mage Association, aside from the mbers of the Legendary Council, are divided into nine ranks based on contribution.

From One-Ring Mage to Nine-Ring Mage.

Each rank corresponds to a different association insignia.

The higher the rank, the greater the number of circles on the insignia, up to nine rings.

In cities controlled by the association, mbers will actively wear their insignias.

The reason is simple: the insignia serves as the identity of an association mber, and the association’s magic intelligence uses the insignia to verify a mber’s identity and authority.

Wanting access to the association’s facilities requires the corresponding insignia permissions.

mbers with higher ranks can receive more support from the association, even assistance from the association’s magic intelligence.

Therefore, many mages have cultivated the habit of determining soone’s identity through the insignias they wear.

Thus, noticing Lis was not wearing an association insignia, they understood why the servant Sally had given such a friendly reminder earlier.

Lis did not care about those looks; had he not thought it inappropriate to trouble Oriolan regarding his idea of establishing his own Magic School, he wouldn’t have co personally.

"Yes, I have so questions I’d like to ask."

Lis continued to inquire as he looked at the lovely girl before him.

"... Please go ahead."

Sally felt a bit helpless; did the person in front of her not understand what she was saying?

However, Sally still smiled and said:

"Okay, you wish to apply..."

At that mont, a myriad of patterns flashed across the magic crystal screen before Sally, forming a new announcent right before her.

anwhile, a majestic voice resonated in the tower hall.

"Welco, Lord Lis Kain!"

"The Legendary Council of the Pan-Continent Mage Association welcos your joining!"

"According to the first clause, section two of the Legendary Council’s regulations, you are granted the status of a Legendary mber."

"Identity information being recorded..."

"Image information being recorded..."

"Magic Power information being recorded..."

"Your permissions have been granted!"

"Welco to Jonas City, and we wish you eternal pursuit on the journey of wisdom!"

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Instantly, the entire tower hall plunged into deathly silence.

Those who previously paid no heed turned their gaze towards Lis Kain in the center of the hall, their eyes filled with awe.

A Legendary mber??!

Just like that, appearing right before them?

There are many mages joining the Pan-Continent Mage Association, but how many have actually seen a Legendary Mage?

Most Legendary Mages in the association reside on the two Floating Cities, and other Legendary Mages are usually traveling outside.

So hearing the sudden announcent of a Legendary Mage joining the association, most masters present felt profound shock.

Even many were grateful they hadn’t said anything offensive to this person before.

As for Sally standing before Lis, she didn’t share others’ relief.

While still forcing a smile, her face had paled sowhat.

Serving the Legendary Council, she was most aware of the consequences of angering a Legendary mber.

Though she hadn’t done anything outrageous earlier, many tis, the disparity brought by power and ability is unforgiving.

Sally could only pray that Lis wouldn’t mind her previous attitude.

Lis was largely indifferent to Sally’s transformation; he was curious about the announcent he just heard.

It differed from the association’s magic intelligence he had interacted with before.

Though the voice was sowhat cold, it was clearly not emotionless like typical magic intelligence.

This situation was akin to the Black Cat at Kane Floating City.

Is it the magic intelligent life belonging to both Floating Cities?

Or is it subordinate to the Legendary Council?

Lis was curious, thinking of researching this matter later.

However, the announcent from the association’s magic intelligent life matched his intentions well.

Previously, Lis rely wished to trade with the association to obtain so of the association’s high-end transcendent knowledge.

Therefore, prestige and reputation were not of concern to him.

But after receiving the Third Speaker’s commission, things were different.

For a Magic School, power and resources are crucial.

Reputation is equally important!

It can attract more mages to join Lis’s school, bringing a continuous influx of new blood.

This is of utmost importance to every Magic School.

The reason why Lis ca personally instead of delegating soone else was partly due to this.

This was his, Lis Kain, declaration upon arriving at the Pan-Continent Mage Association!

The association’s magic intelligent life’s actions fit well with Lis’s plans.

Previously, no such situation was heard of any council mber having.

Could it be secretly arranged by the Third Speaker, Tarinda?

Lis speculated in his heart, then looked at Sally and said:

"I want to establish a new Magic School. What preparations are needed?"

"Ah... mber, please wait a mont!"

Sally was startled and quickly responded.

Imdiately, she began to operate on the crystal screen before her.

Sally felt a bit tearful.

She initially hoped to redeem her image in the council mber’s eyes with her outstanding performance and excellent business capabilities.

However, she genuinely didn’t know how to address the issue Lis brought up.

Regrettably, many of the association’s Magic Schools have not increased in number for a long ti, so she was unfamiliar with these matters.

She could only lower her head and quickly search for relevant information through the magic intelligence.

After a while, Sally raised her head and respectfully said to Lis:

"mber, if you want to establish a new Magic School, you need to et the following requirents."

"Firstly, a Legendary mber must submit the application and act as the leader of the school."

"Secondly, the school must have a clear specialization in a type of spell and provide certain resource assurances."

"Thirdly, it must pass the resolution of the Legendary Council to be approved."

After hesitating for a mont, Sally proactively said:

"mber, there’s actually another way."

"According to the 4396th resolution of the Legendary Council, any council mber who joins any school without a council mber and is recognized by the school can inherit all its resources and beco its leader."

"Additionally, legendary council resources can be obtained, including a set number of Floating City slots."

"You might consider this."

Sally tried hard to think and provide Lis with help as best as she could.

"Too troubleso, no need."

Lis decisively shook his head upon hearing this.

Isn’t this clearly supporting those lesser-known schools?

Truly powerful schools wouldn’t stoop so low.

Even with legendary council assistance, the resources held by those lesser-known schools have limited significance to Lis.

Simply put, having a dedicated Floating City, plus support from the Elf Clan and Church of the Gods, Lis is no longer in precarious straits as before.

He is now extraordinarily wealthy!

"Then... please register here."

Sally dared not delay, placing a crystal screen before Lis.

Above it was the registration information for applying to establish a school.

Lis picked it up, unhesitatingly signed with flamboyant strokes.

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Applicant:

[Lis Kain]

Na of the school to be established:

[Source of All Magic]

School specialization in spell types:

[All Magic]

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