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Every Centaur Tribe had a varying number of seers. Not only did these seers possess a certain degree of spellcasting ability, they also wielded prophetic powers far beyond those of ordinary centaurs.

Having witnessed much through prophecy, the seers naturally possessed broader horizons and deeper wisdom.

Therefore, Bell believed that they would seriously consider his proposal.

The centaurs' social structure was very primitive. Their food primarily came from hunting.

That meant they needed a vast hunting ground to sustain a Centaur Tribe.

Yet the Forbidden Forest was only so large. By Bell's rough estimate, this forest could support only a Centaur Tribe of around five hundred members. Any more than that would disrupt the forest's ecological balance. Neither the centaurs themselves nor the Ministry of Magic would permit that.

In other words, although the centaurs lived in the Forbidden Forest looking carefree, they were actually trapped here.

Firenze was still young, so perhaps he had not realized this yet. But the seers of the Centaur Tribe could not possibly have failed to notice.

If the centaurs wanted to develop, they had to break free from the Forbidden Forest's "cage." But relying on themselves alone, that was nearly impossible.

Now, Bell had placed an opportunity before them. If these centaurs still failed to seize it, then he... he would go look for other Centaur Tribes.

After all, centaurs did not exist only in the Forbidden Forest. As far as he knew, there were also five Centaur Tribes on the European continent.

He refused to believe every centaur was this foolish.

"Fine. I'll give this to the seers."

After hesitating for a moment, Firenze accepted the Personal Terminal from Bell.

Though he did not want to move, he still wanted to see the vast world beyond the Forbidden Forest.

So, it was