Golden Elixir Sand That Sold for One Hundred Million Magic Stones and the Excavation and Design of Core-Function Spirit Macros!

At Saffron Garden, Locke said to Wizard Gordon, "Wizard Gordon, submit the article we wrote together to Thunder Marsh. I already contacted Thunder Marsh's editor. Both the correspondence and first author can bear my name."

Wizard Gordon had merely helped Locke organize experimental materials, turning Locke's drafts and some of his dictation into an article.

Wizard Gordon said to Locke, "O-okay. Team Leader Locke, I'll help you publish it when I get back. Thunder Marsh Lowland isn't a member of the Frontline Committee, so they should still accept submissions, right?"

Locke said to Wizard Gordon, "Gordon, you can use the remaining data to write an article. Analyze my World in a Bottle data, comparing my World in a Bottle with conventional existing Worlds in a Bottle, as well as the differences in various data from some unpublished Worlds in a Bottle from other Academic Lineages. I think it should be publishable in Q2. If it's written well, Q1 might even be possible."

"Thunder Marsh Lowland's Analysis and Comparison journal likes to include articles like this. If you submit it there, it might be worth taking a shot at Q1 Journal."

Wizard Gordon was pleasantly surprised, even somewhat flattered. Doing a little work for the team leader had originally been an unspoken rule, the sort of thing where rewards could be requested or not requested. Even if he wanted compensation, he would have needed to work for Locke much longer before asking for it. He had not expected Locke to give him benefits directly.

Wizard Gordon immediately became even more proactive. "All right, Team Leader Locke."

Locke nodded at him. Although he did not know which person in his research group was Dragonspawn, as the leader of a research group, he naturally had to distinguish rewards from punishments and give them