Chapter 1189: Pity and Practice
“It’s a pity that Sein has only just begun his advancement to Rank Four. It’ll still be some time before he can establish his divine tower,” Feylis remarked with a hint of regret during the faction gathering.
“All previous Magus Alliance Conferences have only invited the tower masters of established divine towers, along with Rank Four and above powerhouses who have made notable contributions. I guess he won’t be attending this one.”
The Magus Alliance Conference was more than just a formal event—it was a symbol of status. It also offered a rare chance to meet overlord-class beings and mingle with tens of thousands of foreign gods.
For powerhouses of the Magus World, this was an opportunity to expand their networks and gain firsthand insight into the inner workings of the Magus Alliance system.
For Rank Four mages attending for the first time, like Sein and Lorianne, it would be an incredibly rewarding experience.
Even a simple conversation or a new connection might lead to exclusive trading rights with entire enslaved-creature market planes.
For Magus World powerhouses, the Magus Alliance Conference was a place of opportunity.
For foreign creatures from other allied planes, it was a once-in-a-lifetime chance to form ties with the Magus World mages.
Many of these planes were isolated and rigid in structure.
Most dealt with only one Magus World powerhouse and were left at the mercy of that individual’s control and exploitation.
The conference gave these allied members a rare opportunity to present themselves, compare terms, and improve their situation.
One must understand that the Magus World did not maintain dominance over the Alliance through sheer force and superior intelligence alone. It also ruled through calculated incentives.