Sigh, I originally planned to hit ten thousand words a day for the full-attendance bonus, but I still failed in the end. There will only be three updates today; I can't manage any more. The biggest issue is that the extra updates don't seem to have much effect. I barely got any more recommendation votes. Sigh.
After leaving his former residence, Rex looked considerably better. For once, the gloom that had clouded his face through days of heavy snow gave way to relief.
Rex had gained a great deal from this visit. Aegwynn had agreed to become the vocational school's headmistress. As long as they weathered this crisis, he could use her name to promote it.
Known as the strongest mage in human history, Aegwynn had considerable drawing power. Her name alone would immediately make the vocational school a hot topic of conversation. With numerous Heroic Powerhouses joining as well, the school's establishment would earn it tremendous prestige.
As for the school's rules and regulations, those might be difficult for others, but they posed no problem whatsoever for Rex. A credit system had been commonplace in his previous life, but in Azeroth, it would be an invention that defined a new era.
Heading toward the Royal Palace, Rex needed to make some preparations. Tomorrow, he would return to Lordaeron City and have Aegwynn testify. The first person he needed to persuade was King Genn. Only with his approval could they summon the Alliance's other members to a meeting in the name of the Leader of the Alliance.
Rex wholeheartedly supported holding this Alliance Conference. Even without the heavy snow, he had intended to convene one.
The Alliance was merely a loose designation. Stormwind City and the others were nominally all members, but after the Battle for Mount Hyjal, the Alliance's