As they traveled, small clans continually came calling, allowing the wizards to gather much information about the alliance here.
Of course, compared with these dependent small clans, what the wizards truly cared about were the movements of the six major clans. Unfortunately, perhaps because the wizards were drawing near, or because Brahma Ancestor was about to arrive, the interests among the major clans had yet to be compromised and divided. At least during their contacts with these small clans, the wizards had not obtained the information they most wanted.
Although the Second-generation Wizard King and Pumiluoxius had strategically defined this voting right as merely a smokescreen, with strength inevitably serving as the final foundation and power settling the matter, that was only the final course of action.
If the matter could be resolved through the simpler method of voting rights, that would naturally be best!
Though the possibility was less than one in ten thousand, striving for legitimate rights and interests was also one way for the wizards to swiftly integrate into this group. Then, even if conflicts over the distribution of benefits arose, they would not become enemies across the board.
Thus, how many voting rights the wizards should strive for on this council battlefield was also within the Second-generation Wizard King's considerations. At the same time, during this period, he issued instructions regarding the deployment and supply arrangements of resources from the rear of the Wizard World.
That day, another clan came to visit Eternal Sky City. Yet this visitor was rather special. No longer was it an envoy representing some small clan's ruler—it was the Fool of the Corruptor clan!
This old fellow had come back again?
When the Corruptor Fool had arrived previously, the Second-generation Wizard King had already sensed some clues. Now he had returned