In the world of witches, there were roughly more than sixty-five thousand nine hundred instances each year of invading other worlds to wage war.
This astonishing figure included the typical types of invasion wars.
The first type was large-scale invasions jointly confirmed by the Witch Agency and the Great Witch Council—wars with extremely serious political implications.
The second and third types were wars respectively recognized and granted invasion authority unilaterally by the Witch Agency and the Great Witch Council. Their purpose was to attract those seeking allegiance, granting individuals or independent organizations greater authority and rights, even territory.
The fourth type was development-oriented invasion wars approved and launched by regional Witch Associations.
The fifth type involved otherworldly coordinates and plane coordinates selected through various means, then publicly auctioned off or distributed as rewards to businesses. These were economically motivated wars launched by individuals, companies, conglomerates, schools, and marketplaces.
The final type was when an individual obtained certain coordinates, filed them for record, and, after approval by the regional Witch Associations, borrowed the regional Witch Association's portal to launch an invasion.
Six types in total.
Thus, it could be said that recruitment offices were always operating at full capacity.
The recruitment office in South City was located on a place called Stone Pool Lake Sky Island. Jiang Han had arrived early, at around one in the afternoon—a time that, by a witch's biological clock, was like an ordinary land-dweller getting up at six or seven in the morning.
She had come with Li Li, contracts in hand, and they had arranged to meet at Stone Pool Lake's famous fish noodle shop.
But Jiang Han had arrived a little early, so she simply browsed this relatively remote sky island, somewhere she would never ordinarily visit, following its winding stone paths.
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