The Witcher: Elemental Lords

Dailu Leide glanced at Allen beside him, then turned his head, sighed, and said, "Dore, your speed of leveling up is a bit scary. We are all a little caught off guard. As for the city building, we have actually done almost everything in your name. Wassenburg has this authority."

He looked at Dore and subtly hinted at the others beside him. At this time, everyone had the same expression as him, so he smiled and said, "Everyone, don't stand. Sit down. Now that everyone is here, let's have a good discussion. The choice of the city lord and the president of the Glory Wizard Alliance is beyond doubt, both are Dore. Now it's just other aspects. We need to send suitable candidates to be stationed."

"The first choice is in two major areas. The first is the public security and city defense system, and the second is the academy system. These both need us to assign people, and of course, we need your consent as the city lord."

"While you were in seclusion, we drafted some lists through recruitment and conscription, taking a voluntary approach, and we still need you to agree."

A month was enough for them to do some things in advance.

The main topic began, and everyone put down their shocked expressions and began to sit down.

Dailu Leide was high in status, but his position was below Allen. However, at this time, he had more say, and most of the words were spoken by him.

After he said this, he paused for a moment. He introduced to Dore, "These two are the deans of the Wassenburg Wizard Academy, Swift, and this is the dean of the Warrior Academy, Enze. Swift is from the Lei family, and Enze is from the Langte family. The academy faction needs these two to select people. Our City Lord's Mansion and the Glory Wizard Alliance only have the right of veto, not the right of selection."

Dore felt it was very interesting, and felt that the empire intended to divide the forces of all parties, and would not allow anyone to be too strong. The Langte family actually controlled the Warrior Academy, which he did not expect. No wonder the family's power was so strong.

However, the dean here is just a title. The vice dean is probably also from other forces, and he will not be allowed to be too autocratic in order to maintain the balance of power. However, in this kind of thing, the title of dean is very useful, because many things need to consider the dean, and do not need to consider the vice dean.

He looked at the two of them and nodded slightly.

Swift looked at Dore and sighed, "If you were from our Wassenburg, you would be the first person in history. Level six at the age of twenty-seven has completely broken our Northwest record."

Enze's expression was embarrassed, because Dore was hostile to their family. Now, he deeply felt sad for the family.

The rise of the other party was unstoppable.

He thought for a while and said, "I hope we have a pleasant cooperation in the future."

Dore nodded and cupped his hands slightly. He looked at Dailu Leide again, and then looked at Allen.

Allen shrugged and said, "Regarding the Glory Wizard Alliance, the specific details are clearly written in the Glory Wizard Alliance Handbook. You are already the president, so you can handle everything. The rules and regulations and the promotion channels are all in the rules, written clearly. I will only send people over here."

His meaning was very clear: I will not interfere in the affairs of your branch, but I will help you choose the people.

Dore raised his eyebrows.

At this time, everyone was looking at him, full of anticipation, because the next thing was the most important.

The list.

This list meant which forces Dore would allow to follow him, which forces would occupy high positions, which forces could eat meat, and which forces would only be worthy of drinking soup.

Which forces would share such a big cake as the new city? Now, it was up to Dore.

Things were very complicated, and Dore also needed to consider them.

When Dailu Leide placed a thick stack of documents in front of Dore, everyone seemed to become nervous.

They represented not themselves, but the forces and people behind them.

Dore sat there, looked at the thick list, and felt a headache. He had never been a city lord, and he didn't know there were so many things.

Couldn't they come one by one?

How could people choose like this? No matter how they choose, they would offend people.

Thinking of this, he frowned and did not directly look at the information. He said, "My main body will stay here for a while and strive to improve all the procedures. I don't know much about building a new city, so don't worry. I still need to ask you all for advice. How should this city management be done?"

When everyone saw this, they nodded slightly, and some even breathed a sigh of relief.

Dore's failure to immediately express his position proved that they had many opportunities, and the people behind them had opportunities.

Dore said, "I will stay in the Rhein family for the next few days, and we can talk slowly."

Babble Tower was not there, and he didn't want to go to Chris Wizard Tower, and it was convenient to ask Westerlin and Dailu Leide here, so he simply stayed here.

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The meeting continued for a while, and they all said some uninformative words, and then ended hastily.

When everyone stepped out of the gate of the City Lord's Mansion, the entire Wassenburg became lively. Dore's arrival seemed to add some vitality to the city.

The gate of the City Lord's Mansion seemed to be broken through overnight.

However, Dore at this time had no intention of seeing anyone, but seriously asked Dailu Leide for questions, such as city management, city layout, division of power, coordination, and so on. All of these needed to be learned. For this reason, he also specially separated the Frostworm clone and brought basic books about the city to read.

Whether it was Wassenburg or Albis City, Dore was busy on both sides. Many things happened during this period. Time passed, and it was soon late autumn.

In the wizarding world, a month was enough to do many things. For example, after obtaining the active investment of several major families, Dore simply sold all the planned places with clear prices, and invested all the money obtained in the mercenary market to attract talents, and formulated a large number of policies to benefit the people to attract refugees from all over the world.

For example, the empire stipulated that only nobles could hold administrative positions above the town level, so he proposed that if someone could occupy a town-level area of land and do a good job of protection, they could directly serve as the town lord and be tax-free for three years.

Just this one item, I don't know how many down-and-out nobles racked their brains to study the surrounding maps to see where they could occupy.

Du City, the nobles of the surrounding cities almost all wanted to get a piece of the pie here, and even many nobles far away in Wassenburg came with their families.

From a desolate wilderness with no one, to a bustling population, Albis City only developed for two months, and began to have a certain scale.

At this time, Albis City had no city walls. The first thing you could see was the huge wizard tower complex. The most you could understand was the two cross-intersecting main avenues that Dore first established. Each one was nearly twenty meters wide, and the ground was compacted with witchcraft, with drainage ditches on both sides.

The North District still served as a noble area, the East District as a common area, and the City Lord's Mansion and the Glory Wizard Alliance were not far apart in the middle.

At this time, many small buildings had been built in the middle area of the two avenues, and some impatient nobles and merchants had already begun to build their own small courtyards in the established planning area. Albis City looked peaceful on the surface, but in fact there was constant competition in private.

Because it was a new city, the land was cheap, and there were many preferential policies. Many people wanted to hoard land, and some people who were not short of money competed fiercely with each other.