Don’t be fooled by Bobo looking like an adventurer who can only do tricks; she’s actually a bona fide mage apprentice, soone with academic research experience.
Traveling also helps gather more information and knowledge.
The current composition of mages in the Night Watch is indeed bleak.
Selected from three races, Night Watchn with certain mage qualifications upgrade to mage through the profession system.
But even among these mages, so are still illiterate, which sounds crazy when you tell other people.
How do you connect mages and illiteracy?
Does a mage insult others by calling them illiterate?
Fortunately, the profession system combined with high spirit attribute allocation allows these mages to have a learning capacity significantly stronger than ordinary people.
At least that’s a comforting thought.
But when it cos to learning, there’s truly no shortcut.
Knowledge accumulation relies on these mages reading over the years.
Secondly, only very few, or rather, virtually none of the Night Watch mages were previously war mages saved by Kana.
Of course, they were not bona fide war mages, just mage advisors sent by the Cohen Kingdom’s magic association.
Most were previously at the level of apprentice mages, but at least they aren’t illiterate and have so research ability in spells.
Upon hearing Bobo’s words.
Maxim thought for a mont and said, "In this regard, I believe the elves should be able to offer so assistance.
Among these young elves, quite a few graduated from the Life Tree Crown, so surely they can provide so help in basic spell system construction."
It was clear that Bobo was waiting for this statent, and she quickly revealed a smile, saying, "That’s great, I’m looking forward to the elves’ arrival."
Raelia, who was beside Bobo, pursed her lips.
Filthy rat, you weren’t like this before.
Previously, Bobo was the one among the Night Watchn who loved to watch the elves’ misfortunes the most.
And since Maxim and the others just joined the Night Watch, they naturally want to make so contributions first and gain so reputation within the Night Watch.
Saying what had already been discussed, "The construction of the holand only requires half the elves, plus the remaining Night Watchn.
Half of the elves can be sent to Night Watcher Town to contribute to the Night Watch’s actions and learn about the various departnts."
Kana nodded, there wasn’t anything to refuse here.
The elves’ primary affair is indeed to first construct their settlent around the Tree of Life.
At this ti, George thought for a mont and said, "Since the Tree of Life is planted here, can so Half-Elves be moved here?
Although there’s no great land for farming here, planning a fruit forest and so herb gardens should be perfect."
Hearing George’s words, Maxim thought for a mont and imdiately considered that this might be showcasing the secondary profession system of farming.
It seems he needs to follow along as well.
Kana said nothing and looked at Maxim.
Although the elves joined the Night Watch, Kana didn’t want to overly interfere with matters concerning the Tree of Life.
He still felt he needed to respect the elves’ opinions.
To this, Maxim nodded in agreent, "Of course, no problem. More plants and natural creatures will foster the growth of the Tree of Life.
However, large-scale farming isn’t very suitable, as the benefits brought by the Tree of Life lead to a large amount of tree growth that will forcibly encroach upon farming areas."
In the elves’ realm, indeed, there is no such thing as large areas of farmland.
George nodded, that was enough.
After continued discussions, most of the matters were settled.
A few people, including Blake, need to first remain here.
While Kana takes so Night Watch and elves back to Night Watcher Town and arranges the upcoming tasks.
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