"Understood." Boton rose and released a planar teleportation gate to Athens outside the door.
"Mind your manners. I'm your brother-in-law, after all!" Sisyphus rose with a dark expression.
"You're also my slave," Suye said.
"Fine, you win!" Sisyphus walked into the planar teleportation gate.
Suye looked toward Laurence and said, "Sorry to trouble you, but please go to Greece in person and bring everyone who should come. While you're there, recruit some outstanding Legends and lay a solid foundation for the Plato Academy. Also, bring the Fallen Priest, Infinite Eye, here. He survived, which means he has great potential."
"What about Athens..."
"Greece no longer has soil for mages to grow in!" Suye said.
Laurence fell silent for a moment, then nodded and walked out. "I'll make the preparations now. I suggest establishing a Great Teleportation Array leading to Miletus to strengthen our ties with the mages of Greece."
"Good."
"Please wait patiently for good news," Laurence said as he walked out.
Gregory and the other teachers watched Laurence's back and sighed softly.
Suye looked toward Boton and the other Legend Masters and said, "Since my identity has been exposed, there's no need to hide anymore. Please invite trustworthy Legend Masters to help speed up construction of the Mage Tower Group. Also, tell all newly advanced Legendary Mages and Saints with potential that as long as they join Demon Prison City, I'll be responsible for constructing their mage towers and provide them with massive subsidies. Starting today, Demon Prison City's annual funding for magical research will be raised to five billion Golden Eagles."
The mages' bodies trembled. That already exceeded the combined annual investment of every magical organization in Greece—and perhaps even after adding Persia.
Boton lowered his head and said, "Since you're Master Suye, a large number of mages