Jobless Reincarnation: The Magic Suppressor
Chapter 199

The Great Migration in Response to the Displacement Incident

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In the days that followed, all of Roa City, and indeed the entire Fitoia Territory,

entered an unprecedented state of tension and strict order-a special kind of "wartime footing."

In the center of Roa City stood the magnificent mansion that symbolized the rule of the Boreas Greyrat Family.

Its council hall had now become the temporary supreme command center for the entire Great Migration plan.

An enormous, newly drawn map of the entire Fitoia Territory lay across the lavish conference table, large enough to seat dozens.

The map was densely covered in inks and markings of various colors, indicating every town and village in the territory, every passable road, detailed population distributions, and... the planned migration routes and schedules, repeatedly scrutinized, on which countless lives depended.

Sauros and Philip, the two central figures of House Boreas,

worked almost day and night with officials representing the kingdom's various departments, who arrived one after another from the Royal Capital,

and the adjutants of Griffith, the "Iron-faced General," holding one coordination meeting after another.

Messengers bearing all manner of heraldic insignia flowed tirelessly between the command center and every part of the territory.

They delivered orders bearing the seals of the lord and the king to every corner of the Fitoia Territory as swiftly as possible.

Cui Ciyou and Roxy were naturally swept into this immense undertaking, one destined to go down in history.

Each played an indispensable role.

Roxy, with her extensive knowledge and powerful magical abilities,

became an exceptionally important technical adviser to the Supreme Council's Roa branch.

Roxy was responsible for assessing the geography, water conditions, and climate of different regions from a magical perspective.

She provided the most expert and effective advice on selecting those vital migration routes and constructing the dozens of large temporary camps they would need.

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