Mage Pierce had brought a large number of mages from the Highlands.
The production of the Obsidian Calamity Elixir involved far too many complicated steps. Having a Saint Realm expert make it alone would be troublesome, not to mention a waste of his talents.
He was responsible only for the core, irreplaceable parts. That was also the source of Mage Pierce's confidence: only he could produce this extraordinary elixir unique to the Stag Legion.
Once Ryan agreed to the exchange between the elixir and the Specters, the Saint Realm mage became busy as well.
Moreover, this involved the relationship between the Frozen Earth Territory and the Highland Mage Corps. Thus, within just two days, a spatial passage had been opened.
The materials needed for the Obsidian Calamity Elixir were transported from the Highlands to the Northlands through the power of Space Mages.
Mysterious and powerful spatial magic once again astonished everyone. Ryan could not help but sigh. No wonder the Empire had always wanted to invite the [Void Immortal] to become one of its own.
His spatial magic was simply too important. In the present Empire, he had surpassed every other mage.
"Long time no see, Lord Ophelia."
Legends could set aside their status when dealing with one another, and Ryan invited the legendary Space Mage to the Frozen Earth Territory.
"Truly remarkable. I never expected Lord Ryan to win the war in The Forest."
The impact of victory in the war against the Elves had never faded, and Ryan's reputation continued to rise steadily.
Ophelia still remembered how he had led the Space Mages in opening spatial gates, sending countless troops to the war in The Forest. Yet even he had not believed that this would allow Ryan to win the war.
What the noble lords in the Imperial