Fang Yun said, "Bloodmang belongs not only to me, but also to the Bloodmang Human Race. No one may engage in destructive extraction. Starting today, I will mark out the areas containing divine treasures one by one and divide them into four grades: A, B, C, and D. Grade A and B areas contain important divine treasures and will be administered centrally by Bloodmang Hall. For example, areas containing Sacred Blood Jade and dragon-pattern rice will all be designated Grade A. As for Grade C, the divine treasures there are either of low quality or too scattered. Bloodmang Hall will issue extraction permits, granting them to certain lineages or awarding them to those who have rendered meritorious service."
At this, the Grand Academicians' eyes lit up. Centralized allocation of Grade A and B treasure areas was a good thing, ensuring fairness and impartiality. As for Grade C areas, to put it nicely, they were rewards and grants; to put it bluntly, they were a division of the spoils. Even as the Lord of Bloodmang, Fang Yun had to give everyone some benefits. He could not keep the whole feast to himself.
"As for Grade D, the divine treasures are extremely scattered. Those will be open areas, where anyone may go searching," Fang Yun said.
A few Grand Academicians fell into deep thought. The final category, Grade D, seemed unremarkable, but was actually extraordinarily important, because it gave those at the bottom a path upward!
The divine treasures produced in Grade A and B areas would clearly be allocated centrally by the Temple of Sages. Even if they were distributed to individuals, they would ultimately be used indirectly to fight the Demon Barbarians. Those unable to fight the Demon Barbarians would not receive these treasures. Clearly, these divine treasures belonged to