Chapter 1314: A String of Good News
The main problem the Divine Tower of Ashes faced was that new mages were taking too long to train.
Full-fledged mages were never easy to nurture.
Take the Divine Tower of Ashes’ large-scale recruitment of initiates every five years as an example. Out of three thousand initiates enrolled, fewer than fifty could eventually become full-fledged mages after many years of training.
Most would be stuck at the intermediate initiate stage, unable to break through.
Furthermore, this was an optimistic estimate.
Given the current size of the Divine Tower of Ashes, there was no need to think about expansion for now.
Even if Sein could afford to spend heavily on training initiates, there were simply not enough to recruit.
The growth of a divine tower was not something that could explode overnight.
No veteran divine tower achieved its status today without thousands or even tens of thousands of years of development.
Even so, Sein’s Divine Tower of Ashes was already growing faster than others founded in the same era, but patience was still required.
The good news was that the Divine Tower of Ashes now had 971 registered mages and would soon surpass one thousand.
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