The Mirror, a Visitor from the Future Federation's Past

"Another reform? Since that Mora Councilor took office, this makes the seventh major overhaul already, doesn't it?"

"This time, it's another reform aimed at the academy. There seem to be quite a few opponents."

"There are many opponents, but there are also plenty of supporters. His previous reforms have already proven his capabilities."

The students all discussed it heatedly, while Ke Lan merely listened in silence.

He knew of that Mora Councilor. He was only in his sixties, yet he had already become a member of the Federation Parliament. It could be said that he was currently the youngest councilor.

After becoming a councilor, he had carried out seven large-scale reforms across the Federation. As for small and medium-sized reforms, there had been even more. Since entering politics, he had been in the limelight at every turn.

But those matters had little to do with Ke Lan. Instead, this seventh major reform affected him directly.

There had already been a round of student streaming before, but one of this reform's measures was elite streaming.

It meant that elites would receive focused training while the resource supply for ordinary Arcane Treasure Masters would be cut. The ratio was one hundred to one: elite classes would receive one hundred units of resources, while ordinary classes would receive only one.

This would make the strong stronger and the weak weaker.

And that was only one of the reforms. There were others that affected Ke Lan as well.

"Ke Lan, why haven't you said anything?" one of the students beside him asked curiously.

"I'm simply not interested in Mora Councilor," Ke Lan replied, without voicing his true thoughts, because several of the students present had their own positions.

Speaking meant choosing a side.

And it would be a meaningless choice of sides. Would supporting