The meeting lasted a total of three days.
Over those three days, the three civilizations established a set of rules for the alliance and clearly delineated their respective responsibilities.
In matters of military deployment and logistical resources, the three civilizations formed a United Military Department to exchange intelligence and coordinate resources.
Specific military movements would be handled by the United Military Department's Staff Department. Its staff officers would be World Lords jointly selected by the three civilizations.
Yes, the staff officers within the United Command had already been elevated to World Lords.
It was not that there were no third-level creatures in the Staff Department. Rather, those creatures were all the staff officers' own advisory teams and did not participate directly in decision-making.
Moreover, with the increase in battlefield strength and the emergence of the Four Elements Creation Machine, the Wizards would relax their restrictions on advancement to Great Wizard.
Great Wizards were certainly more useful than Third-Ring Wizards, and every school also needed to raise a batch of Great Wizards to balance the combat strength between schools—the Thrones had already tacitly regarded the Titan Legion as part of the Miracle School. Faced with World Lord-level Titans that appeared almost in batches, they had no choice but to find a way to maintain the balance.
By then, Great Wizards would become figures akin to Legion Commanders, personally taking part in frontline command and battle. It was only natural for Great Wizards to serve as staff officers.
In addition, the three civilizations reached many detailed agreements, including resource trade accords, refugee resettlement regulations, Abyss Erosion management regulations, and more.
It was no exaggeration to say that only after this meeting ended was the Wizard Alliance truly established.
At the end of the meeting, the Wizard Alliance made a decision regarding the