Kill Baimon on this plane.
After Jia Xiu found Larven, it took him less than a second to agree to the proposal.
Nothing inspired hope more than a dead Devil.
Especially an Archdevil with a name and title, one who held the rank of Archduke.
Besides, Jia Xiu's plan truly needed to be tested on a stronger Devil individual.
After all, advancement in the Devil Race was like evolution. High-ranking and low-ranking Devils scarcely seemed like the same species.
Jia Xiu's experiment had only been completed once on an ordinary Lust Demon. It had never been tested on a more powerful member of the Devil Race.
Baimon was undoubtedly an excellent target.
If this method worked on Baimon, it would be compatible downward with Devils weaker than it.
That would essentially cover 99.99----% of the Devil Race.
Above the rank of Archduke, only a handful of Devils remained.
And if it succeeded, it would not only inspire the people, but also bring all nobles, rulers, other organizations, and associations into the research effort, truly mobilizing the resources of the entire continent.
Those people were all sly as thieves. Unless they saw hope of success and a chance to get a slice of the pie, they would never put more into research and development.
Conversely, once they caught even the faintest scent of profit, they would pounce like hyenas that had smelled blood.
Now, the Caster Association needed those "hyenas."
Because as magical research gradually deepened, the Caster Association's advisers realized that magical research was becoming less "pure."
Not because too many interests had become entangled in it, but because the frontier of magical research had changed from being solely magic-related into increasingly interdisciplinary research.
Take Jia Xiu's method for killing the Devil Race. The magic involved contained nothing truly new;