Source of All Laws Mage Tower, Wisdom Library,
Yor stared at the message on the magic screen before her, her heart churning with stormy waves.
Aside from announcing that Cole had become the first mage to publish a paper in the Magic Journal, this notice from the Source of All Laws also laid out the rules for allocating the Source of All Laws Faction's other resources.
The distribution of conventional magic resources was based on each member's personal rank.
However, after reading it, Yor was not particularly interested in that aspect.
According to the regulations, those magic resources were essentially a form of benefits.
To improve their strength normally, mages needed not only magical knowledge but also a great many tools and resources for all kinds of magic experiments, not to mention various magical equipment.
Compared with other Extraordinary Professionals, mages could certainly earn wealth more quickly, but they also had far more expenses.
Although she did not yet know what level of strength corresponded to each rank, this was probably meant more as a benefit for faction members, right?
Of course, the regulations also mentioned that resources for faction members' magical research could be requested from the faction, though the resulting achievements had to be shared with the faction.
Yor did not quite understand what that meant.
However, compared with that, another regulation later on attracted far more of Yor's attention.
It concerned applications for trial access to the faction's magical facilities.
This was what the mages who had joined the Source of All Laws cared about most.
After all, Li Si, the leader of the Source of All Laws, controlled Kane Floating City.
It was an extraordinary resource that even the Association's Legendary Councilors fought over. Although they knew it probably had nothing to do with them, most