The knights and mages of the Wizard World had always followed the custom of reproducing and developing within the Wizard World itself.
Even when knights and mages occasionally had affairs in other worlds and produced descendants,
those humans possessing Wizard World bloodlines were often labeled "demi-humans" within Wizard Civilization, and were not considered orthodox Wizard World beings.
In the past, even among the few Alliance Assemblies Saine had attended in his youth, there had been major agenda items concerning resource allocation or policy support for demi-human races.
The point Saine raised now would have quite a profound influence on Wizard Civilization.
It might even greatly affect the future political system of Wizard Civilization.
This included the prosperity of the Wizard World's human races and species, resource allocation...
"Our Wizard World has reproduced within the Mother Plane since ancient times. It has always been so."
"Once we authorize immigration and expansion beyond the Mother Plane, could it bring about unforeseen consequences?" some veteran Wizard Civilization powerhouses could not help asking.
"Nothing remains unchanged forever," Saine replied.
"The Wizard World of several hundred thousand years ago differs enormously from the Wizard World of several hundred thousand years later."
"Carrying out immigration and expansion within a certain scope is itself a decision made to adapt to the development of the times and better benefit our Wizard Civilization."
"After all, for the Wizard World as it stands now, our population growth rate has already reached a certain threshold and will be difficult to raise again in the short term. Yet this is gradually becoming incompatible with our ever-expanding civilization territory and sphere of influence."
"If this continues, we will inevitably place too much emphasis on the strength of the Wizard Alliance."
"The hidden dangers behind that are actually even greater," Saine said solemnly.
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