This chapter is an extra update for "Little A Jing Who Loves Chocolate"'s 10,000-coin reward.
Building a nation required a great many hands. Since Liszt was already planning to plunder talent, he naturally would not refuse two Sky Knight captives he was familiar with.
In fact, the two had done quite well working part-time at the Knight Academy lately, and their character was passable too—one could not expect knights to swear death before surrender. A knight's war was a game for nobles; once captured, one either paid ransom or surrendered. No one forced knights to remain loyal unto death.
He planned to separate them. Garcia would be sent to Iron Hoof City to command a knight regiment, while Fox would remain on Black Horse Island and command another.
Much like Garcia and Fox, after learning that A Ke was a Magician, the three Great Magicians captured from the Eagle Kingdom—Lars, Xileier, and Duraka—began weeping and clamoring to follow A Ke and hear the teachings of truth. In the eyes of magicians, a Magician was truth incarnate in the mortal world.
Thus, beneath A Ke's halo, Chris swiftly established the Flame Territory Magic Guild in the Mage Tower.
A Ke served as guild president, Chris as vice president, and the three Great Magicians together with Mary Dawn Break as the first executive committee members, quickly putting the framework in place. Any magician joining the guild had to submit to its mandatory management, and all research projects had to undergo guild review.
Of course.
Liszt also drew upon some of his own ideas and proposed quite a few constructive management measures for the Magic Guild.
For instance, Great Magicians would be provided with laboratories, project funding, magician assistants, magic apprentices to help with labor, and so on. However, Great Magicians had