"President Xu, our Mages' Guild established the Continent Mage Rank Assessment Rules thirteen hundred years ago. Over those thirteen hundred years, we have accumulated tremendous experience and extensive resources in this field. So I believe that if we cooperate on assessing mages' professional skill levels in magic machinery, it will save us a great deal of effort. What do you think?" Great Mage Ferguson asked earnestly.
Xu Yi, however, shook his head with a smile. "Great Mage Ferguson, I think you may have misunderstood something. Assessments of professional skill levels in magic machinery primarily measure a mage's mastery of the relevant specialist knowledge and skills. That is entirely different from the assessments of magical ability conducted by the Mages' Guild."
"But ultimately, it still concerns mages and the magic they command, doesn't it?" Great Mage Ferguson countered. "President Xu, you must understand that our Mages' Guild has over a thousand years of history in this field. We have extensive experience with any assessment related to magic, and our classifications are exceptionally detailed and precise. If you cooperate with us, I can guarantee that you will immediately receive the most professional and meticulous assessment standards, without having to spend time figuring them out yourselves."
"Yes, I acknowledge the Mages' Guild's expertise in magic. But when it comes to skills and knowledge related to magic machinery, I'm afraid that isn't the case, is it?" Xu Yi casually took a document from the desk and handed it to Great Mage Ferguson. "This is a research report on the compatibility between magic array output and thirteen types of steel. It is one of the standards we use to judge whether a mage has mastered drawing magic arrays on magic machinery. I think... it isn't just you, Great Mage Ferguson. There probably aren't many people