As the information gathered by his Mental Power came in, Green's brow furrowed slightly, and anger began to burn in his heart.
Green wasn't surprised that this sort of thing had happened in the Wizarding World. In fact, he had anticipated it long ago.
Though he had devised a complete plan in the early days through the Alliance Council, it was ultimately wizards who carried it out. And wizards had their own selfish desires, so disorder in the whole system was inevitable.
Any complete system was bound to go from order to chaos.
But they've actually formed monopolies and interest groups, and they're still expanding. At this rate, the very top-tier wizards must be involved! Green thought silently.
When he had designed the entire system of the Wizarding World, he had already given ordinary wizards the power to manage resources from the ground up.
By giving ordinary wizards the right to oversee how resources were managed, he had ensured that resources would not be monopolized or unfairly distributed.
Now that resource monopolies had taken hold, it proved that ordinary wizards' right to oversee resource management had been eroded.
And given the precautions he had put in place, this could only happen with the tacit approval of those at the very top.
After quickly passing through the inspection Formation, Green entered the city and continued his investigation for several days.
He wanted to see just how far the Wizarding World's monopolies had spread.
Inside the city, the Extreme Academy was bustling with activity. Countless wizards walked the streets just like ordinary people.
On both sides of the street stood a steady stream of devices radiating spatial fluctuations. It was clear at a glance that they contained vast quantities of supplies.
Green fixed his gaze on a shop and went inside.