Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Liszt attempts to ride the newly born Water Dragon, Water, but it refuses.
• Liszt uses a magic potion to strengthen Water, then initiates a Battle of Minds.
• In Water's mental world, Liszt faces a gigantic, adult version of Water.

Character Developments

• Liszt: Shows his power and confidence, reflecting on his growth since facing Rio.
• Water: Grows from a juvenile to an adult in its mental world, displaying its strength and pride.

Significant Themes

• Power and strength: Liszt's reflection on his growth and Water's display of power.
• Mental world: The unique space where dragons hold the advantage, but Liszt's trump cards manifest.

Character Interactions

• Liszt and Water: Their interaction is a Battle of Minds, with Water initially confident but Liszt undaunted.
• Liszt and Rio: Liszt briefly reflects on his past encounter with Rio, highlighting his growth.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Liszt defeats Water Dragon Walter in a Battle of Minds, earning his respect and a mind-unity connection.
• Liszt brings Walter to Mermaid City, where Pike, the Giant Kelp Great Elf, falls in love with Walter.
• Pike and Walter are to live together in Mermaid City, with Liszt hoping they will get along well.

Character Developments

• Liszt: Shows his strength and seriousness in the Battle of Minds, and his care for his companions by bringing Walter to Mermaid City.
• Walter: Initially hostile, Walter accepts Liszt's victory and forms a bond with him. He is also drawn to Pike.
• Pike: Falls in love with Walter, showing his affectionate nature and eagerness to take care of the dragon.

Significant Themes

• The bond between Liszt and his dragons, which cannot be severed.
• The affection and care between Pike and Walter, leading to Pike's potential evolution.
• The unique underwater world and its inhabitants, contrasting with the surface world.

Character Interactions

• Liszt and Walter: Their bond deepens after the Battle of Minds, with Liszt showing care for Walter's well-being.
• Pike and Walter: Pike's instant affection for Walter leads to a potential evolution for Pike and a new dynamic in Mermaid City.
• Liszt and Pike: Liszt brings Walter to Mermaid City, hoping Pike and Walter will get along well, showing his consideration for his companions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Liszt accepts a contract to keep Walter, a Water Dragon, in Mermaid City.
• Liszt leaves Walter in Mermaid City and sets out to find the Nemean Lion in Bountiful Land.
• A Ke develops a 'Beast-Taming Contract' that allows mental communication between knights and Magic Beasts.

Character Developments

• Walter, the Water Dragon, is initially hostile to Pike, the Great Elf, but eventually accepts his company.
• Liszt shows concern for Walter's well-being, doubling its potion supply.
• Bluposi, the Mermaid Marquis, shows admiration for Walter and agrees to control Fish Ugly in its presence.
• Liszt demonstrates his determination to find the Nemean Lion and his approval of A Ke's Beast-Taming Contract.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between intelligent races and their perception of each other (mermaids' view of fish ugly and nagas).
• The importance of communication and understanding between humans and Magic Beasts (Beast-Taming Contract).
• Liszt's responsibility and care for his companions (Walter, A Ke).

Character Interactions

• Walter and Pike: Initially hostile, but Pike's persistent affection eventually wins Walter over.
• Liszt and Walter: Liszt shows concern for Walter's well-being, doubling its potion supply.
• Liszt and A Ke: Liszt approves of A Ke's Beast-Taming Contract and praises her work.
• Bluposi and Walter: Bluposi admires Walter and agrees to control Fish Ugly in its presence.

Key Plot Points and Events

+ Dimaria Yuhuashi, now a vice-chairman of the Flame Kingdom, travels to the Sapphire Grand Duchy to discuss the annual Pioneer Order with Duke Anthony Sapphire.
+ The Gray Iron Grand Duchy knights, led by Duke Piero and Florence Windchaser, arrive at Realgar City via the Male Jade Teleportation Array, preparing to join the Flame Kingdom.
+ The Aluminum Dragon, now one of Liszt's mounts, appears at the teleportation array and leaves after delivering the knights.

Character Developments

+ Dimaria accepts his role as an envoy of the Flame Kingdom, setting aside his guilt for betraying the Eagle Kingdom.
+ Florence reflects on his past and resolves to establish his own family through his own efforts rather than inheriting his father's title.

Significant Themes

+ The rise of the Flame Kingdom and its competition with the original three great kingdoms for resources.
+ The importance of military merit in the new era.
+ The legend and influence of Liszt, the young king of the Flame Kingdom.

Character Interactions

+ Dimaria's internal conflict about his role as an envoy to the Sapphire Grand Duchy.
+ Florence's internal struggle regarding his future and his relationship with his father, Duke Piero.
+ William Tulip (Liszt's father) welcomes Duke Piero and the Gray Iron Grand Duchy knights on behalf of King Liszt.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Duke Piero Grey Iron and his knights arrive in the Flame Kingdom.
• Liszt constructs a dragon nest for the Aluminum Dragon Connor, plated in metallic silver.
• The Aluminum Dragon Connor and the Orichalcum Dragon Marta have a territorial dispute.

Character Developments

• Wilde Bumblebee is ambitious and envies the great nobles, hoping to rise to prominence in the Flame Kingdom.
• The Aluminum Dragon Connor is proud and territorial, clashing with the Orichalcum Dragon Marta.
• Liszt is controlling and expects his dragons to follow his rules.

Significant Themes

• Ambition and social mobility among knights.
• Territoriality and competition among dragons.
• Liszt's control and expectations over his dragons.

Character Interactions

• Wilde Bumblebee interacts with the nobles, feeling envious but determined to rise in status.
• The Aluminum Dragon Connor and the Orichalcum Dragon Marta interact aggressively, asserting their territories.
• Liszt interacts with both dragons, asserting his control and expectations over them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Liszt hosts a banquet with Flame Kingdom leaders to discuss the kingdom's future.
• He reveals plans to build a new city on Flame Island and cultivate marine aquaculture using mermaids and Fish Ugly serfs.
• Liszt encourages his followers to offer him their loyalty, courage, and righteousness in exchange for their desires.

Character Developments

• Liszt: Shows his vision and ambition for the Flame Kingdom, emphasizing unity and loyalty among his followers.
• Emily: Demonstrates her unwavering loyalty and devotion to Liszt, even disregarding the idea of founding a family.
• William: Takes pride in Liszt's achievements and supports his son's ambitions.

Significant Themes

• Loyalty: Liszt emphasizes the importance of loyalty from his followers, while Emily exemplifies unwavering loyalty to Liszt.
• Ambition: Liszt's ambition for the Flame Kingdom is evident in his plans for expansion and development.
• Power: Liszt uses his power and influence to inspire and motivate his followers.

Character Interactions

• Liszt interacts with his followers, encouraging them to offer their loyalty and courage in exchange for their desires.
• Liszt and William share a moment of pride and understanding between father and son.
• Emily and Liszt discuss her future and her commitment to serving him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Liszt arranges for Duke Piero to join the Development Committee, delegating his responsibilities to focus on exploring the Bulwark Knight cultivation system with A Ke.
• A Ke suggests using Bard's power to spy on the Magic Net Dragon for clues about the bulwark, but Liszt discourages this due to potential risks.
• Alchemy research makes a breakthrough, successfully refining iron into mithril with an equivalent ratio of 2350 to 1.
• Liszt decides to develop alchemy for mithril and adamantine, but finds exchanging iron and copper for gold or silver unprofitable.
• He declares alchemy a top secret and designates the alchemy magic array an official technology, allowing the overseers to take one-tenth of the net profit for private research.

Character Developments

• Liszt grows more detached from daily administrative duties, focusing on long-term goals like exploring the Bulwark Knight cultivation system.
• A Ke continues her research, making significant progress in alchemy and expanding her role as the "big boss" of the laboratory.
• Laird, Chris, and Kelly become the primary overseers of the alchemy magic array, with Laird and Kelly showing enthusiasm for the opportunity to fund their own research.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of knowledge and power, exemplified by Liszt's focus on exploring the Bulwark Knight cultivation system and A Ke, Laird, and Kelly's dedication to research.
• The value of time and focus, as Liszt delegates daily duties to concentrate on long-term goals.
• The importance of secrecy and control in maintaining power and advantage, as seen in Liszt's declaration of alchemy as a top secret.

Character Interactions

• Liszt and A Ke collaborate on research, with A Ke providing updates and suggestions, and Liszt making decisions based on potential risks and benefits.
• Liszt interacts with Laird, Chris, and Kelly, delegating responsibilities and offering incentives to spur their enthusiasm for overseeing the alchemy magic array.
• Liszt's interactions with his father, Leewilliam, are mentioned briefly, showing trust and reliance on him for handling daily affairs.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Liszt reflects on the growing dependence on magic and the need for reforms targeting mages.
• The Flame Kingdom masters alchemical magic arrays, a top state secret.
• Liszt receives Marquis Dimaria to discuss the upcoming Pioneer Order, deciding on the command structure and possible attack locations.

Character Developments

• Liszt acknowledges his strengths (combat) and weaknesses (research), relying on A Ke for technical problems.
• Dimaria is shown as competent and loyal, serving as the commander-in-chief of the Pioneer Order.

Significant Themes

• The tension between magic users (mages) and knights, with Liszt advocating for reforms to prevent another mage resurgence.
• The power dynamics between the Flame Kingdom and the Eagle Kingdom, with the Pioneer Order serving as a display of strength.

Character Interactions

• Liszt and Dimaria discuss the Pioneer Order, showing Liszt's trust in her abilities.
• Liszt reflects on his past, comparing his current achievements to his life on Earth, highlighting his self-awareness.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Pioneer Order war is proceeding smoothly, with Eagle Kingdom lords either surrendering or fleeing.
• Liszt decides to relocate commoners from the Lush Corridor to Flame Island for their safety.
• Liszt plans to plunder both the Lush Corridor and Sardine Bay this year, aiming for self-sufficiency within four years.
• Liszt considers the possibility of opening a teleportation array into the Eagle Kingdom's interior.
• A convoy of serfs, led by knights, travels to the sea and boards ships to the Flame Kingdom.

Character Developments

• Liszt: Shows compassion towards commoners, prioritizing their safety and basic needs.
• Emily: Demonstrates strategic thinking and respect for Ake Roides' abilities.
• The young boy: Develops curiosity and fear about his journey and new life.

Significant Themes

• Cruelty of War vs. Compassion: War's cruelty is evident in the lords' abandonment of their people, while Liszt's relocation of commoners shows compassion.
• Power Dynamics: The relationship between lords, knights, and commoners is explored, highlighting the power imbalance.
• Progress and Ambition: Liszt's desire for rapid development and self-sufficiency for the Flame Kingdom is a driving force.

Character Interactions

• Liszt and Emily: They discuss strategies and plans, with Emily showing respect for Liszt's decisions.
• The young boy and his mother: Their interaction shows the boy's curiosity and fear about his journey.
• Donny Zhenli and the serfs: Donny reassures the serfs about their journey and offers medical assistance.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The serfs arrive at Mind Island after a five-day journey, guided by the Mind Castle's lighthouse.
• They pass through the magic gate, which teleports them to the Flame Kingdom.
• Upon arrival, they are greeted by Sir Omaba, who reads them a letter from King Liszt Flame.

Character Developments

• Little Jim, a serf, experiences his first journey by sea and his first encounter with magic.
• Sir Omaba, an official in the Reed City Serf Reception Committee, is introduced as a bureaucratic figure.

Significant Themes

• The awe and fear of magic among ordinary people.
• The promise of a better life in the Flame Kingdom, contrasting with the serfs' previous hardships.

Character Interactions

• Little Jim and his mother experience the magic gate together, with his mother comforting him.
• Sir Omaba interacts with the serfs, reading them the king's letter and ensuring order.

Key Plot Points & Events

• Liszt orders the construction of ghost cities across his territory to house captured serfs and nobles.
• The serf system begins to transition towards an industrial society due to advancements in magic and technology.
• Liszt vigilantly guards against the resurgence of magicians, as magic is the only force that can contend with dragons.
• The knight corps, led by Liszt, plunders the Gulf of Aden, capturing nobles and commoners to populate the ghost cities.
• The Eagle Royal Family is discussed as a potential future opponent, with Liszt expressing regret for not having another dragon-slaying battle.

Character Developments

• Liszt demonstrates his strategic thinking and long-term planning by building ghost cities and transitioning the serf system.
• Liszt's vigilance against magicians shows his understanding of the power dynamics in this world.
• Emily proves her loyalty and strategic thinking by discussing the potential alliance against the Flame Kingdom.

Significant Themes

• The theme of power and its sources, with Liszt emphasizing the importance of dragons in maintaining rule.
• The transition from a traditional society to an industrial one, highlighting the impact of magic and technology on societal structures.
• The theme of vigilance and preparedness, shown through Liszt's watchfulness against magicians and potential alliances.

Character Interactions

• Liszt and Emily discuss the Eagle Royal Family's potential alliance and the number of dragons in each kingdom.
• Liszt expresses his desire for another dragon-slaying battle, showing his confidence in his growing power.
• Jim, a young boy, is introduced as a serf who settles in a ghost city and begins receiving knightly instruction, highlighting the brainwashing methods used to instill loyalty to Liszt.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Liszt's forces successfully conclude the Pioneer Order war, relocating over ten thousand Earth Knights, hundreds of thousands of apprentice knights and serfs, and numerous nobles to the Flame Kingdom.
• Liszt contemplates potential alliances with the Iron Ridge Kingdom and Blast Furnace Kingdom to carve up the Eagle Kingdom's territory.
• The Flame Kingdom's population is diverse and unbalanced, posing potential challenges to stability.

Character Developments

• Liszt: Reflects on the challenges of expanding his territory and the difficulties of erasing mind imprints on dragons. He also considers diplomatic strategies for potential alliances.
• Leewilliam: Expresses concern about integrating new knights into the Flame Kingdom and suggests drafting a Knight Management Code.

Significant Themes

• Expansion and its challenges: Liszt's rapid growth and territorial expansion pose logistical, diplomatic, and strategic challenges.
• Diversity and unity: The diverse population of the Flame Kingdom presents both opportunities and threats to its stability.
• Diplomacy and alliances: Liszt considers potential alliances to further his goals, highlighting the importance of diplomatic strategies.

Character Interactions

• Liszt and Leewilliam: The father-son duo discusses the integration of new knights and the drafting of a Knight Management Code, showcasing their close relationship and shared vision for the Flame Kingdom.
• Liszt and the Eagle Royal Family: Though not directly interacting, Liszt's actions and the Eagle Royal Family's responses are intertwined, as Liszt's expansion threatens their rule.
• Liszt and the Iron Ridge Kingdom/Blast Furnace Kingdom: Liszt considers potential alliances with these kingdoms, highlighting the importance of diplomatic relations in his expansion plans.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Liszt receives annual gifts from the Red-White Rose Family, including a letter from Marilyn expressing her admiration for Liszt and hinting at a potential marriage alliance.
• Liszt writes a formal reply without expressing warmth, hoping to discourage the alliance.
• On the eve of the New Year, Liszt promotes many followers to nobility, with Emily becoming a Marquis and Piero Grayiron remaining the sole Duke.
• Liszt names the future royal palace and surrounding areas, encompassing the glory of ancient empires and affirming his rule over multiple dragons.
• Construction of the Sun Moon Stars Palace is one-third complete, with A Ke designing various wonders for the palace.

Character Developments

• Liszt remains uninterested in marriage and politics, prioritizing his dragons and kingdom.
• Marilyn Red-White Rose is introduced as a potential romantic interest for Liszt, though he shows no interest.
• A Ke continues to demonstrate her intelligence and creativity, designing wonders for the Sun Moon Stars Palace.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and political alliances, as seen in the potential marriage alliance with the Red-White Rose Family.
• The importance of dragons to Liszt and his kingdom, reflected in his naming of the royal palace and his desire to cultivate more Dragon Knights.
• Ambition and extravagance, as A Ke designs wonders for the Sun Moon Stars Palace.

Character Interactions

• Liszt interacts with Marilyn Red-White Rose through letters, showing no warmth or interest in a potential marriage alliance.
• Liszt promotes his followers to nobility, demonstrating his power and generosity as a ruler.
• Liszt and A Ke discuss the design of the Sun Moon Stars Palace, with A Ke sharing her creative ideas and Liszt expressing his desire to keep expenses reasonable.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The New Year arrives, marking the beginning of Sapphire Calendar Year 157.
• Liszt reflects on his progress with the Smoke mission, struggling to touch the barrier.
• He considers his dragons' progress and their soul marks, with Rio being his most advanced dragon.
• Liszt thinks about the future and the lack of advancement beyond the dragon knight stage.

Character Developments

• Liszt: Reflects on his past, present, and future. He's determined to find a way to break through the barrier and grow stronger.
• Paris: Confesses her feelings for Liszt, comparing herself to a moth drawn to a flame. She's grown more open about her emotions.

Significant Themes

• Ambition and Growth: Liszt's desire to break through the barrier and become stronger is a driving force in his character.
• Love and Affection: Paris's confession highlights the theme of love and affection, with her comparing her feelings to a moth drawn to a flame.

Character Interactions

• Liszt and Paris: Their interaction is the most significant in this chapter. Paris confesses her love for Liszt, and he responds gently, showing affection but not reciprocating her feelings explicitly.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Invisible Dragon Bard discovers a natural node on the west coast of Flame Island, in a reef-strewn area.
• Liszt visits the site and decides to build a city, naming it Reef City, with the intention of connecting it to the island's transportation network via magic teleportation arrays.
• The Lost Marquis, Kokolixi, is tasked with leading the construction of Reef City and overseeing its development as the central city of the East Coast.

Character Developments

• Liszt: Shows his strategic thinking and long-term vision by planning to develop the underutilized northwestern half of Flame Island, starting with Reef City.
• Kokolixi: Demonstrates his responsibility and commitment to his new role as the overseer of Reef City's construction.

Significant Themes

• Development and Progress: Liszt's plans for Reef City and the East Coast highlight the theme of development and progress, both for the Flame Kingdom and its people.
• Resource Management: The chapter emphasizes the importance of managing and utilizing resources, such as the marine aquaculture industry and the potential of the northwestern half of Flame Island.

Character Interactions

• Liszt and Kokolixi: Their interaction shows Liszt's trust in Kokolixi's abilities and his willingness to delegate important tasks, while Kokolixi accepts the responsibility with determination.
• Liszt and the Mermaids: The chapter provides an overview of the roles and duties assigned to each of the seven surviving mermaids, showcasing Liszt's efforts to integrate them into the development of the Flame Kingdom.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The author takes a day off from writing the summary due to mental exhaustion from outlining.
• No significant plot advancement occurs in this chapter.

Character Developments

• The author: Shows signs of burnout and the need for self-care, indicating a growing awareness of their mental well-being.

Significant Themes

• Self-care and burnout: The author's decision to take a break highlights the importance of self-care and avoiding overexertion.

Character Interactions

• None; the author interacts with no other characters in this chapter.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Liszt realizes the vastness of the Legendary Continent and the lack of knowledge about its size and distribution.
• Mermaids set sail to survey the Legendary Continent's coastline and map the seas.
• The Dragon Knight Candidate Plan begins, with three candidates selected: Hippolyta, Nicholas Bellows, and De Gaulle.
• Liszt meets with the candidates and shares his insights on dragon riding.

Character Developments

• Liszt: Shows concern for the mermaids' well-being and grants them freedom for their journey. He also demonstrates wisdom and experience in guiding the Dragon Knight candidates.
• Mermaids: Display determination and willingness to explore the seas for their kind's survival and the kingdom's knowledge.
• Hippolyta, Nicholas, De Gaulle: Show eagerness and determination to become Dragon Knights, each with their unique qualities and backgrounds.

Significant Themes

• Exploration and discovery: The mermaids' journey and Liszt's desire to learn more about the Legendary Continent highlight the theme of exploration and discovery.
• Mentorship: Liszt's guidance of the Dragon Knight candidates emphasizes the importance of mentorship and passing on knowledge to the next generation.
• Courage, perseverance, and morals: These qualities are highlighted as essential for dragon riding, reflecting the theme of personal growth and character development.

Character Interactions

• Liszt interacts with the mermaids, showing understanding and consideration for their needs and desires.
• Liszt meets with the Dragon Knight candidates, sharing his wisdom and setting expectations for their journey.
• The candidates interact with Liszt, asking questions and expressing their eagerness to become Dragon Knights.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Liszt brings a group of young, talented fire-element elite Earth Knights to the Endless Volcano Range to tame Red Sparrow Birds as mounts.
• He explains his plans to establish the Burning Legion's Guard Knights, with the Red Sparrow Squad, Crow Squad, and Guard Squad each having specific responsibilities and mount requirements.
• Liszt allows Leewilliam to choose a Storm Dragon Horse as his mount, which he later has outfitted with a new unicorn horn.

Character Developments

• Liszt shows his commitment to developing the kingdom's institutions and strengthening the Burning Legion.
• Aini, the Dragon Elf, shows her desire to become a powerful knight and participate in wars.
• The young knights display determination and solemnity when faced with the responsibility of taming high-level Magic Beasts.

Significant Themes

• Loyalty and Trust: Liszt values knights' abilities and loyalty, using benefits to win them over. He expects the knights to earn the trust of their mounts and maintain their qualifications for the Guard Knights.
• Power and Prestige: Mounts, especially high-level Magic Beasts, symbolize power and status. Leewilliam's Storm Dragon Horse enhances his prestige, while the knights' Red Sparrow Birds signify their potential and importance.
• Growth and Improvement: Liszt believes in the knights' potential for growth, allowing them to tame high-level Magic Beasts despite their current limitations.

Character Interactions

• Liszt interacts with Aini, showing affection and encouraging her to train properly.
• Liszt addresses the knights, expressing his faith in their futures and outlining the expectations for the Guard Knights.
• The knights interact with Liszt, showing determination and solemnity when faced with the responsibility of taming high-level Magic Beasts.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Red Sparrow Squad, a reserve force of 26 elite Earth Knights with Red Sparrow Birds, is formed to guard Flame Royal City.
• Flame Royal City's construction is advancing rapidly with the help of Moon-Slayer native magicians and the Magic Guild.
• The city is planned with twelve radial fan-shaped districts, each with a specific function (administrative, education, greenbelt, commercial, residential, warehouse, magic, noble residential, military).
• Liszt inspects the sewer system, highlighting the need for proper lighting to prevent evil breeding in the dark underground passages.

Character Developments

• Liszt shows his concern for the city's cleanliness and orderliness, emphasizing greenery and proper waste management.
• Gortai, once a down-and-out Baronet Knight, has risen in status and is now a viscount, overseeing Flame Royal City's construction as Liszt's representative.

Significant Themes

• Progress and Development: Liszt's focus on improving living conditions and increasing labor efficiency through technology (magic light bulbs).
• Cleanliness and Order: Liszt's emphasis on maintaining a clean and orderly city, contrasting with other nations' filthy cities.
• Urban Planning: The city's radial layout and specific district functions showcase Liszt's organized approach to city development.

Character Interactions

• Liszt interacts with Gortai, delegating tasks and seeking updates on the city's construction.
• Liszt communicates with Chris and Kelly, the special commissioners responsible for the Magic Guild's liaison and research, urging them to expedite the development of the magic light bulb.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Magic Association evolves into an integrated system of industry, education, and research, resembling the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Ministry of Science and Technology.
• Liszt implements a "chief arcanist system" for managing magic research and state institutions.
• Liszt offers a significant reward to fund an arcanist for developing a magic light bulb, equivalent to becoming a chief arcanist.
• Within three days, a young mage named Orvis Truth discovers that a common gourd can serve as a suitable carrier for the magic light bulb, creating the "gourd-brand" magic light bulb.

Character Developments

• Liszt demonstrates his strategic vision and determination in driving magical progress, even for seemingly mundane inventions like magic light bulbs.
• Orvis Truth shows initiative and creativity in his research, leading to a significant breakthrough.

Significant Themes

• The evolution of magic and mages in society, from ruling power to specialized arcanists.
• The importance of innovation and perseverance in scientific research, as seen through Liszt's pursuit of magic light bulbs and Orvis's discovery.

Character Interactions

• Liszt and Chris discuss the potential impact of magic light bulbs, with Chris showing loyalty and understanding of Liszt's vision.
• Liszt praises and rewards Orvis for his discovery, demonstrating his support for young and talented arcanists.
• Chris agrees to feature Orvis on the cover of the Magic Association's journal, Grand Arcanist, further acknowledging his achievement.