After ending his communication with Mentor Clark, Benjamin sat in his chair, his fingers lightly tapping the tabletop.
The matter of the Level 7 Elemental Pool could not be settled for the time being, but that did not mean he had to stagnate.
"The Elemental Pool issue can be dealt with slowly," Benjamin pondered. "But the development of the Purgatory Sulfur Plane cannot wait."
He opened the Magic Network Terminal again and entered Noren Workshop's internal hiring platform.
Since the large-scale equipment would take time, the preliminary manpower preparations could begin immediately.
He needed a sufficiently efficient construction and surveying team to map the mineral veins in greater detail, establish an initial base, install necessary protective facilities, and prepare for future large-scale development and transformation.
Through Noren Workshop's channels, Benjamin found a logistics team made up of dozens of low-level wizards.
Most of them had only recently completed their military service and lacked the resources to advance, while others were low-level wizards injured on the battlefield who needed time to recuperate.
Because there were an enormous number of planes requiring transformation, professional teams like this were generally experienced and plentiful.
More importantly, with the Workshop acting as an intermediary to help sign the contracts, these people were highly trustworthy.
Benjamin had a brief discussion with the person in charge of this construction team.
The two sides drew up a detailed plan, covering basic geological surveys, the installation of various permanent Magic Arrays, and the collection of mineral samples for analysis during construction.
Since it was merely preliminary infrastructure work, Benjamin had not paid it much mind, but reality still dealt him a blow to the head.
Even if they were only constructing a small portion of the plane, he once again ran into the problem of points.
This low-level wizard