The Chip completed its simulation at incredible speed. A very simple plan appeared before Green's eyes.
Green read through the brief plan provided by the Chip.
Indeed, the Chip's proposal consisted of only a few dozen simple points. Compared with the plans put forward by the Wizards, it was extremely brief.
Yet it was precisely this simplicity that made the plan so complete upon closer inspection, leaving very few loopholes to exploit.
The Chip's plan clearly defined the scope of each rank, dividing responsibilities among Wizard Apprentices, Low-Level Wizards, Mid-Level Wizards, and High-Level Wizards. It also assigned access to resources according to those responsibilities, leaving the Wizards no loopholes to exploit!
Green looked over the plan provided by the Chip, growing increasingly satisfied.
The Wizards in the hall noticed Green had fallen into deep thought. The noisy meeting hall quickly fell silent.
Amid the astonished gazes of all the Wizards, Green slowly raised his head, looked at them all, and snapped his fingers.
The plan provided by the Chip appeared before every Wizard. After reading it, they found no loopholes—or rather, any loopholes that did exist were rendered unusable by the divisions of power, responsibility, resources, and obligations.
Exploiting those loopholes would mean taking from other Wizards the rights they were entitled to, and would inevitably provoke fierce opposition.
However, the plan did have one flaw: when first implemented, it would inevitably infringe on the interests of many factions and meet with widespread opposition. Its sole weakness was that it needed an exceptionally powerful individual to enforce it forcefully, from the top down.
"Fellow Wizards, this plan is already nearly perfect. Tailored to the circumstances of the Wizarding World, it will surely ensure that our entire world's inheritance never ends. I assume no one intends to oppose it?"
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