Clearly, there was a reason why the Fire Mage Corps had only one hundred official members.
With more than a hundred, Gilt and the others would have found it difficult to look after them all while consciously nurturing their growth.
Of course, this was also related to the fact that Great Zhou's mage development had only been underway for a short time and its system was still immature.
Suppose Gilt had another ten mages in the Extraordinary Realm under his command. If those ten Extraordinary Realm mages each led a mage squad during their spare time and guided their cultivation, while he focused on guiding the captains in the Extraordinary Realm, things would have been much easier.
Unfortunately, Great Zhou's Fire Mage Corps was not yet capable of that at this stage.
Once the mages from the Elf race arrived to report for duty, the situation should improve considerably. After all, there were several Extraordinary Realm mages among them.
Who could have known that before then, Borgna's problem would already have surfaced?
To put it bluntly, this concerned the upper limit of one hundred official members in their Fire Mage Corps and affected their growth.
In the field of spell cultivation, they might not count as geniuses, but to be selected as official members, they could at least bear the title of "excellent." Every one of them was cultivating with the Extraordinary Realm as their goal.
From an overall perspective, the Extraordinary Realm was merely the entry level in a mage's cultivation.
But everyone had to admit that entering the field of mage cultivation was not easy.
Furthermore, this teaching method of accepting every question, no matter what it was, and directly providing an answer would also consume a great deal of the corps commander's cultivation time.
The members needed