Methods for Obtaining Identity

"You said you have a friend who wants to get a new identity of the Alliance?"

"Yes."

On Grey Gold Lane, in a three-story building near 'Aether Palace', Iris lives here.

Fran didn't hesitate and directly told Iris about her request. As for the current situation, even if she didn't want Iris to know, she still had to ask Iris for specific methods.

Iris looked at Fran with some confusion. She really didn't understand why Fran would make such a request at this time.

However, she still gave her own plan.

"You can put her on Northern Lands Society..."

"Can you not Northern Lands Society?"

Iris raised his head and glanced at Fran, then continued:

"It will take some time. If the Alliance citizens in Antir haven't started to register yet, you can actually push people there..."

"This requires the help of those lords who have taken refuge in the Alliance. With a little money, others can properly handle the status of ordinary citizens."

"Well, can you take on the identity of a mage?"

Fran interrupted Iris again, causing Iris to frown and glance at Fran in disbelief, but in the end she still answered:

"The identity of the mage is a bit troublesome..."

As a privileged class of the Alliance, mages have almost all the privileges of mages clearly written in the law. The Alliance naturally strictly monitors the identity of a new mage.

"If you want to become a mage again, it will be too difficult. The approval cycle will be delayed until a year later. Even if the approving staff accepts it now..."

It took Fran more than a year and a half to become Formal Mage at City of Apprentices. Only with Harbos's guarantee and Elan's confirmation did she register quickly.

But if you want to make a new identity, it is best to start recording it from the time you enter school, and then arrange to send people over for testing. This kind of identity can basically deceive most the Alliance inspections.

After all, the Alliance has not yet reached the digital age. Many reviews require manual labor and it is difficult to leave on-site evidence.

As for things like photos and virtual images, the Alliance is still a high-end product among high-end products. Alchemy School has no intention of upgrading the Alliance's review system without making money.

They still think that if they can sell one at a high price, making money is the way to go.

"You really gave me a problem..."

Iris After much thought, I couldn't come up with a reasonable solution.

It would be very difficult for relevant managers to be involved in such matters, and those who are in charge of these related aspects directly belong to Alliance Council.

Iris You can ask people over there to make up an identity, but there is no need. She feels that if this is the case, it will cost at least fifty or sixty thousand Gold Coin. After all, people there also need money.

So she chose to tell Fran a method that she had also used.

"Does your friend need a long-term identity, such as five or six years?"

"Less than a year." Fran replied.

Iris raised his eyebrows and then said:

"Then I suggest that your friends pretend to be other mages."

"Fake?!"

"Yes, as long as you have some key information about other mages and have the means to change their appearance, you can reissue most of the documents. This is a loophole in the Alliance system..."

Iris talked eloquently and described various details so vividly that Fran couldn't help but nod.

Biometric verification information testing has not been implemented on a large scale, not because the Alliance doesn't want to, but because we really don't have the money to implement it on a large scale.

Mental fluctuation, a unique characteristic possessed by most mages, has not been applied due to the lack of a quantitative analysis system.

"Of course, the Alliance is not a fool. If you want to use these identities to apply for the Alliance assistance, then the Alliance will definitely be reviewed again. Now it is found that you have re-applied the documents before, so most of the assistance will not be approved."

"If you just use this identity to do some popular things, then that's fine... I can also help you find those mages in Alchemy School who are doing long-term experiments recently, and just pretend to be their identities."

Fran licked her lips and felt that she had gained a lot. If she pretended to be someone else's identity, she would have a high probability of participating in Champion Mage Challenge.

Champion Mage Challenge has to be paid, and the entry fee of five hundred Gold Coin is said to be the cost of maintaining the venue and organizing the competition.

The Alliance is probably eager for people to participate in this kind of money-paying competition.

Fran The more she thought about it, the more she realized that this idea was feasible. She felt that this should be a more reasonable method.

But if she does this, she must find a more suitable mage identity.

First of all, she needs to know the other person's interpersonal relationship. Otherwise, when there are rumors that this mage is a strong competitor for the championship, if his friend finds the mage and accidentally interrupts the mage's experiment, won't her work be in vain?

She couldn't just find a mage, knock him out for six months, and then assume his identity. In the later stage, it was an open competition. If one was not good, all the previous efforts would be wasted.

All she wants is to win the championship of Champion Mage Challenge. Even if she doesn't need the championship, there will be no difference in the reward.

"This matter needs to be considered in the long term, but Preliminaries will be over soon, I have to hurry up."

Before Champion Mage Challenge, there was Preliminaries. It was probably a two-person battle. If you win, you will get Contribution Points. If you lose, you will get Contribution Points.

In the end, the hundred mages with the most Contribution Points can participate in Main Tournament and compete for the position of Champion Mage.

She is confident that she will not lose, but she must have time to get Contribution Points.

Others have spent nearly four years accumulating Contribution Points step by step. She will have to spend the next few months to keep up with others' accumulation, so she must hurry up.

"Thanks Iris Society President, I know."

Fran thanked Iris softly and slowly left out the door.

The identity she was looking for definitely couldn't be handled by Iris, so she had to find it herself.

Iris looked at Fran's leaving figure and her smiling face as she left, as if the mage had finally found a solution to the problem.

"Nothing should happen... I used my mentor's name to get as far as 'Aether Palace'... Forget it, after all, didn't Council increase the intensity of the review in many necessary places last time? She shouldn't be able to touch important things."

Iris didn't take this matter to heart, but what she didn't expect was that the place where Fran wanted to take action was actually the Champion Mage Challenge registration office that no one would consider important.

There are almost only additional review items to check whether it is Spirit Realm Mage. More tests were canceled by its administrators because they were unnecessary.

Fran once again wore most of the attire from the last banquet, except for Short Sword, which was purely a decoration.

She came to Mercury Avenue again, this time to No. 57.

The mansion of the Felistin Family is much smaller than that of the Silver-Scale Manor, but it is far superior to the latter in various details.

Olive color covers the edge of the building's exterior wall, with three exquisite terraces protruding out in an orderly manner, and rows of small windows neatly embedded in them, like a rigorous chess grid.

Outside the gate, various green plants carefully planted are full of vitality, and the branches and leaves are meticulously pruned, showing the daily care.

Looking towards the entrance, a round circular passage surrounded the open space in front of the door. In the center of the passage, a gray-white stone sculpture stood impressively.

A mage wearing a robe stood on the horse. The mage's eyes were staring at the hourglass suspended in mid-air, and the fine sand flow continued to pass.

Fran straightened his expression and stepped in.

There was no waiter at the door. I don't know why. It wasn't until Fran came to the front of the house that a waiter trotted over in a panic.

"Sorry, guest, we are sorry for our poor hospitality. There are too many distinguished guests tonight and we cannot accommodate them."

Fran was very surprised when she heard this, because she had already heard about the recent situation of the Felistin Family from Iris. Many mages felt that Felistin was a little too smooth.

Iris directly sent someone to give Fran a small card, which said that Fran had better not continue to contact Felistin Family.

But Fran calculated the time and found that the end time of Preliminaries of Champion Mage Challenge was too close, and she could not miss any opportunity to learn about other mages.

Before she came, she had prepared that there would not be too many people at the banquet, but why were there so many people at the Felistin Family's banquet?

Fran approached the house and heard some sounds. It seemed that something similar to Directional Sound Device was set up here to prevent the sounds inside from traveling too far.

With her sensitive hearing, she could immediately hear the boots of about two dozen waiters busy stepping on the carpet in the house, and the whispers of at least dozens of people talking.

There were also sounds made by many people's body movements, which made Fran frown. There were too many people.

Camilla gave herself an invitation letter at eight o'clock, which indicated that she was the most distinguished guest.

But she arrived ten minutes early, so the waiters didn't receive her at the first time.

The waiter led Fran through the front hall, followed the passage of the crowd, crossed the hall, and walked up to the second floor.

He led Fran through a small purple door and came to a room connected to the terrace.

"Alchemy School's Lai Master is here, Master Camilla."

The waiter quietly stepped aside, and Camilla, who seemed to be talking to someone, said sorry in a low voice, then turned around and looked at Fran.

"Master Lai, you still like to come earlier than others as before."

Camilla walked to a place one and a half meters in front of Fran and said hello to Fran.

"Philly, come here quickly, this is the Master Lai that you have been thinking about so much."

A purple-haired girl came to Camilla. She was wearing a Elemental School mage robe, and her eyes seemed to be looking at Fran with extra curiosity.

"Let me introduce you, this is my sister, Philly Felix. She likes your work very much, Master Lai."