After leaving the New Battlefield Development Application Center, Green flew straight toward a narrow path.
At the end of the path stood the Logistics Trading Department.
Compared with the quiet application center, the solemnity of the frontline teleportation array, and the dreariness of the headquarters, the Logistics Trading Department was by far the liveliest place, brimming with the most everyday bustle.
The moment Green entered the department's grounds, all kinds of sounds reached his ears, and the number of Wizards along the road surged.
Here, the number of Wizards in black and white robes had swelled dramatically. The two groups clearly gave off very different auras.
Yet some of the insignias on the black and white robes were exactly the same.
Black Wizards and White Wizards, despite their opposing ideals, could still be found even in the Central Region.
But unlike the East Coast, where Black Wizards and White Wizards kept their territories clearly divided, with organizations usually consisting of only one type of Wizard, things were different here.
In the resource-rich Central Region, every Wizard Organization had greater means to support its members. To ensure their forces could unleash their full strength in wars of invasion,
the major powers of the Central Region generally cultivated both Black Wizards and White Wizards within their organizations.
This approach greatly increased an organization's potential in war. Its drawback was that Black Wizards and White Wizards often fought over power within their own organizations.
But compared with the benefits, these internal squabbles were hardly a serious problem.
As Green walked along the street, he passed all kinds of shops. Their displays, decorated with Fluorescent Stones, gave him the feeling of being transported back to his previous life.
No other Wizards on the street paid Green any attention. Wizards wearing masks were common here,