Locke opened the other letters from the top wizard organizations across the major Wizard Lands. First, two major wizard organizations from the Sunshadow Peninsula had sent him invitations.
One was the Breeder Academy of the Esosend Weaving Fire Institute, inviting him to take up a position as a lecture mage. They also guaranteed that as long as he published one top-tier paper in a Sunshadow Peninsula journal or ten Association S-rank papers within five years, applied for a First-Ring Fund,
and successfully completed the project, he would be able to obtain a formal wizard mentor position at the Esosend Weaving Fire Institute.
The other was the Truth Institute of the Hand of the Jungle in the Sunshadow Peninsula. They had invited him to join them, promising that as long as he wrote a Truth Institute graduation paper and completed a Truth Institute Fund project within five years, he would receive a graduation certificate.
In the office, Locke fell into deep thought. The Esosend Weaving Fire Institute's requirements for being promoted to wizard mentor within five years were to publish a top-tier paper in the Sunshadow Peninsula and complete a First-Ring Fund project.
The Truth Institute of the Hand of the Jungle, on the other hand, only required him to complete a Truth Institute Fund project to obtain his graduation certificate. Its requirements regarding papers were not as strict.
After all, a Truth Institute graduation paper did not need to compete with the other papers seeking publication in a journal. As long as it was written and met the required quality, that was enough. Thus, the difficulty of obtaining a graduation certificate from the ordinary Truth Institute of the Hand of the Jungle was undoubtedly far lower than the difficulty of being promoted at the Esosend Weaving Fire Institute.
However, this