Ti flies, the seasons change.
The Grand Council Chairman’s victory speech was delivered eighty years ago. The number of New Continents of Nora, having reached 150,000, gradually entered a bottleneck phase.
Nora Calendar 4200.
At the Tower of Heaven, the Grand Council Chairman solemnly announced.
The Great Transdinsional Convergence has ended.
150,000 is naturally not the total number of civilizations within the Pan-Plane. It isn’t even one-tenth, but Nora’s Will has temporarily reached its maximum.
"Sorren’s Star Shifting" spell has also co to an end.
Of course, most of the lower levels are unaware that the Great Convergence was never a force of heaven and earth, but rather Sauron’s personal mighty power. Human power has limits, this is an objective rule.
This day will co sooner or later.
The period of prosperity for Nora has passed.
Nora now possesses millions of civilized races, tens of thousands of transcendent paths, billions of life forms, vast in territory, with primordial soul wizards flying for a thousand years, yet unable to asure it.
Nora’s scale is no less than other giants. Especially with the Nightmare World as a resource-rich backyard, its potential is endless.
More and more powerful beings co to seek refuge in Nora; known level-10 and level-9 individuals in the Pan-Plane have sought to join Nora to secure a position.
But Nora no longer grows wild and unchecked.
Instead, it starts to formulate a range of talent selection standards; rash expansion is not beneficial, in the short term it’s fine, but long term it easily leads to problems.
The Supre Council remains vigilant.
Hundreds of corresponding laws such as the "Multiracial Cooperation Act", "Extraordinary Danger Level Assessnt Law", "Multiverse Trade Law" have been launched in succession. Each law was personally drafted, reviewed, and signed by the Grand Council Chairman.
All Nora citizens, regardless of race and profession, are required to comply. Mortals use mortal laws, transcendent beings use transcendent laws. Laws concerning civilization security, vital resources, and national issues are the most stringent, as they are at the core of the country.
Of course, the most significant act was also introduced.
That is the "Nora Code", compiled by the Grand Council Chairman over 80 years.
This is the fundantal law regulating all races and transcendent beings. Almost every aspect of the transcendent society that may encounter various transcendent issues is constrained by laws.
In contemplation of Wizard World history.
During the ancient era of darkness like the Dark Forest.
Everyone was on edge, developnt was slow.
Sauron established the Wizard Council, initially improving the situation, making several legislative proposals, but the regulations for transcendent beings were not clear enough.
The Supre Council believes.
The orderly developnt and growth of civilization, especially for short-lived species, is the foundational condition. Anyone wishing to live and depend on civilization must follow the rules.
Otherwise, one can wander alone into the Land of Darkness.
The introduction of the "Nora Code" faced a lot of resistance, many transcendent beings are accustod to the traditional transcendent society’s rules and are certainly unable to accept them.
But reform is inevitably such.
Chaos Emperor used both soft and hard ans to enforce the code, and initially, heavy punishnt sets the example by severely penalizing those blocking the code’s implentation, achieving quite a few results.
The "Nora Code" is not rely a statute on paper.
It is based on corresponding transcendent power.
A thousand years ago, the Supre Council began transforming Sauron’s Legendary Wizard Tool [Heart of Skynet], through the chanical Sky Net and Dreams of Revolving, reinventing it into a top-level treasure approaching Cosmic Level:
[Nora’s Net].
Every substantive binding clause of the Nora Code is bound to Nora’s Net, every transcendent being must register in the Magic Net.
Once a transcendent being violates corresponding laws.
Nora’s Net would use nearly supre power to apply corresponding punishnt, including but not limited to warnings, admonitions, fines, revocation of qualifications, nightmare imprisonnt, real arrests... Of course, there are more serious ones, the death penalty!
And even scarier than the death penalty:
Death penalty and deprivation of reincarnation rights!
Those who don’t register are regarded as unregistered.
If caught by Nora Council’s enforcers, the consequences are extrely severe.
Of course, the code’s provisions are humane.
Constraints on transcendent beings are not too severe.
With regards to the death penalty, it mainly involves so serious criminal activities.
The most serious are twofold.
Betrayal of civilization and wanton slaughter of mortals.
As Chaos Emperor says: The strong wield the sword towards strength.
In Nora, even the weak have the right to survival and propagation.
Otherwise, what difference is there from a giant?
Furthermore, the weak are also the foundation of transcendent beings.
In addition, Nora has no official faith, but respects choices regarding certain special totems or belief in civilization, without interference.
However, the faith in Star Realm Gods must not be spread. In many new continent regions, the Church of All Gods was demolished following the introduction of the code. Particularly those secretly worshiping Heavenly Father and Blood Fire Dominator, they were given special attention, tolerated not at all.
Previously, the Supre Council was occupied with war, neglecting these fine details. Now settling down into an era of peace, it certainly won’t provide soil for Gods to grow.
With these actions, the Star Realm Gods are further weakened.
The Gods gnash their teeth in anger, but to no avail.
The "Nora Code" is one of Levi’s most valuable legacies left to civilization. As a transmigrator, he arrived late, unable to leave many Copycat quotations like Sauron. However, in his past life he was a law major, studied dostic and foreign laws.
Combining his life experience of over five thousand years, what he saw and heard.
Assembling a code was a natural duty.
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