Southern Gold's Courtship and Restarting the Feathered Serpent Ancient Pavilion's Heavenly Ladder

After some thought, Locke decided to accept the other party's friend request.

Soon, the other party sent him a message containing a detailed introduction to the Southern Gold journal. Locke skimmed it and discovered that it had only been established ten years ago. At present, it had only a Second-Ring section and no First-Ring section.

Moreover, although it was supposedly a journal for Golden Magic, Locke observed that it discussed far more than just Golden Magic. Its focus was constantly shifting toward necromantic magic.

This left Locke speechless.

Soon, the other party sent him a message: "Hello, I am Solanas Motes, a Moon-Ring Wizard from the Terminal Garden. I am delighted to contact an outstanding archaeologist like you, who has conducted in-depth research into Golden Magic. We at Southern Gold have always been committed to helping young talents attain higher status and achieve greater academic accomplishments."

"We at Southern Gold hope to collaborate with you. We noticed that you recently participated in the Little Rest Cup and the Golden Cup, so you should have quite a few papers to publish. Therefore, we invite you to publish your papers in Southern Gold."

"To support young people, and with the support of the White Wizard Association of the Southern Witch Capital for our work, the difficulty of getting your papers on archaeology and Golden Magic accepted by Southern Gold will be noticeably lower."

Locke was stunned for a moment. He had not expected the other party, a Moon-Ring Grand Wizard, to personally come over and invite him.

Even less had he expected the other party to openly state that if he submitted to Southern Gold, his papers would have a higher chance of being accepted.

They were trying to lure him into submitting to Southern Gold this way.

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