On December 12, a piece of news appeared simultaneously across the major news outlets and Magic Network platforms.
The Seris Language Research Society had passed the approval process and was now officially established in the eyes of the law!
Everything was kept simple during its founding stage, and it did not yet have the resources to convene a board meeting.
Roland merely posted a brief announcement on the Magic Network.
But compared with its physical facilities, its membership and the cohesion of its school of magic could be counted among the very best of any fledgling organization.
After all, this was the embryo of a new school, with plenty of new achievements and the benefits those achievements brought.
Congratulations poured in from all sides, but Roland was more interested in something else: all the donations collected earlier, along with the operating funds crowdfunded by its members, would now officially be unfrozen and made available for use.
On that very same day, Roland publicly announced that he had completed all the necessary procedures and successfully donated all his personal assets!
From that moment onward, all invention patents, intellectual property rights, and other interests relating to Oracle, Bronze Script, and Seris had been donated free of charge to three particular foundations!
Legally speaking, these rights were tied to the individual, and even Roland himself could not sever them. However, Atrelin also stipulated that a pledge to donate was equivalent to a debt. If enforcement became necessary and several creditors demanded payment at once, their claims would be satisfied proportionally...
Those who knew the inside story naturally laughed it off. But quite a few young mages and people of good alignment who did not know the truth saw the Seris name and assumed these were foundations under the Joint Research Association.
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