The Witcher: Son of the Planes.

Mario's network of contacts is indeed extensive. Relying on the powerful Griman Islands, he came here this time to represent the face of the Griman Islands, so finding a more private signal tower is not a problem.

After bringing Colin to the place, Mario did not ask Colin what he wanted to convey. He just asked Colin to pay the high fee required by the other party and then returned first.

With the help of the powerful function of the signal tower, Colin quickly contacted Snape. The content of the message was nothing special, just asking him to find a hidden signal tower and directly contact the wizard tower on the Emerald Island. Helen would discuss the specific details with him.

After cutting off contact with Snape, Colin finally returned to his residence with peace of mind. Helen should have arranged everything.

After receiving Colin's message, Snape sneered. What's so mysterious about it? Why do you want me to find a hidden signal tower? I'm in the Dalavini area. What's the point of hiding? Any signal tower that can record the address can know that the message is sent from Dalavini. How can it be hidden?

They are really unreliable. Colin and I have had less contact over the years. It seems that this time is a big deal. Apart from anything else, the fountain of life last time was quite good, and the resources I got in return allowed me to be promoted to level two. If I want to make a fortune, I have to look for these white wizards.

I'd better go out for a walk first. It's not safe to find a signal tower. Is it difficult to find a family with a wizard tower? You are so stupid. Do you think I only know you, a white wizard?

Snape acted quickly and set off immediately. In less than a week, he found a familiar white wizard family. He borrowed their family's wizard tower and quickly contacted Helen on the Emerald Isle.

Helen had heard Colin introduce Snape, so as soon as Snape contacted her, she knew what Colin was going to do. Although it was a wizard tower against a wizard tower, the cautious Helen only said something ambiguous, "I heard from a friend that the city of Fornia in the west-central part of the continent has nice scenery, especially the town of York. But I heard that there are no extraordinary forces there, so it is more suitable for ordinary people to live in. It is quite fascinating."

After Helen cut off the contact, Snape thought for a long time, but he couldn't figure it out. I spent a week and only heard this? What does this mean? After thinking for a long time, he still couldn't figure it out, but Snape felt that it must be related to Yorktown in Funia City, so he decided to ask around.

Dark wizards had many channels for information, and within three days, Snape figured out that there were originally two small families in York Town. After the death of a level one professional or above in one family, it was annexed by another family called Goethe, and it seemed that a fiancée had also escaped.

There must be something here that caught Colin's attention. Could it be the fiancée who ran away? Snape didn't know what the conflict of interest was, but he thought back to what Helen said, and after repeated consideration, there was a sentence that said there was no supernatural power, which was obviously inconsistent with the current situation.

Suddenly, Snape had an idea. Could it be that he should get rid of the Goethe family? The more Snape thought about it, the more he thought so. White wizards are so hypocritical. They don't put anything on the surface. If I, Snape, hadn't had a good brain, I wouldn't have known what Colin's woman was talking about.

According to intelligence, the Goethe family has an "old" second-level wizard who is about to die, but should still have a few decades left. It is not cost-effective to fight him head-on. Snape does not want to die together with him. To be safe, it would be better to hire another second-level wizard.

As for the first-level wizards in their clan, Snape didn't think that white wizards of equal strength could defeat black wizards, so he could just find a few first-level assistants.

In addition, he also has to consider the factor of the law enforcement team that was newly established on the mainland a few years ago. He doesn't want to provoke those people, but Snape has also heard that the law enforcement captains from all over the country have basically gone to the floating city, and most of those who stay are first-level deputy captains, and their reactions may not be very quick. If the plan is careful, the chances of success are still very high.

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While Snape was planning on the Goethe family, Colin had already officially participated in the exchange training. The law enforcement captains from major forces on the mainland were outstanding, and Colin could sense the presence of many strong second-level professionals from the aura of the people present.

Unlike Colin who comes from the Griman Islands Alliance, many law enforcement captains are themselves scions of powerful families. With abundant resources, their strength naturally improves quickly. When large families train their children, they naturally receive practical training. In any case, in Colin's opinion, they all seem to be relatively strong.

A third-level wizard is assigned to the floating city to be responsible for order here. The courses for the year are also arranged in the distributed order book, and there are three days of rest every month.

The content of the training is divided into several categories. The first is the history of the wizarding world and the development of the wizarding world in recent years. This aspect is mainly to cultivate everyone's worldview and enhance their understanding of the wizarding world.

Secondly, we have made systematic and detailed arrangements on the knowledge points needed to be mastered in order to be a good law enforcement team leader. This aspect is mainly to enable everyone to do their job better.

The third is the introduction of some magic. The most special thing is that the participating law enforcement captains are given a magic for free, but this cannot be selected. The floating city will secretly give it to the law enforcement captains according to their performance and actual situation. This aspect is to strengthen the strength of the law enforcement captains, but since it is a secret gift, it must be different.

Finally, the floating city has built such a communication platform. In addition to applying for what they have learned, the law enforcement captains of various forces can also strengthen their network of contacts.

In short, in Merlin's vision, the purpose of this training exchange is to cultivate some future backbone forces from these captains. He will not be present in the early stage as he has a lot of things to do, but in the last month, he will personally observe these captains and give them different witchcraft depending on their situations.

I wonder if other wizards have sensed Merlin's painstaking efforts, but Colin has sensed it, and he really applauds the work of the number one man in the wizarding world. Except for himself, most of these captains are the backbone of other forces. Under the premise that Merlin has shown goodwill, how can they not be grateful to Lord Merlin when they grow up in the future?

In addition to the exchanges and training here, Colin also consciously got to know the law enforcement captain of Fornia City, Clay Child. This guy is a ground knight. He can participate in this training session as a knight, so his status in the family must be not low.

With Colin's deliberate efforts to get to know each other, the relationship between Colin and Kerry has skyrocketed over the past period of time and has gone beyond that of ordinary friends.

Colin also learned from Klee about some of the situations in Fornia City, especially the situation in York Town. Of course, Klee also knew how lucky Colin, who came from a small place (Emerald Isle), was. Not only did he marry a noble lady, but he also grew from a slave to a second-level wizard and a duke, a fact that even the bards could not believe.