Wizards are mighty

“Great job~”

Taking a crystal of flesh and blood and a crystal of soul from Felice's hand, Vic smiled and touched her head.

"Meow meow~"

Phyllis rubbed Vic's palm excitedly.

It's great to be praised by the master!

It seems those guys still have some value.

At least their bodies and souls can exert some residual heat in the hands of their masters.

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"Let me think about it, this thing is probably useless, so just use it as raw materials."

Vic put the flesh and blood crystal in front of his eyes and examined it for a while, then threw it directly on one end of the scale.

"Strengthen yourself."

There was a flash of light and the scales were balanced again.

This thing is a growth-type magic weapon, the kind that can eat anything.

Through its own core rules, it can transform anything into its own nutrients.

To be honest, it was hard for Vic to imagine what level of witchcraft this was.

Just a glance at the small set of rules derived from the scales made him feel dizzy.

What's even more outrageous is that according to the information contained in the scale, this thing is just the prototype of a powerful witchcraft.

Only after a large amount of resources are invested in its growth will it become a truly all-powerful witchcraft and display its full power.

"The upper limit of input power has been increased, which is not bad. It's a pity that no new abilities have appeared."

"As for this soul crystal, just keep it and absorb it slowly, but you have to filter it first."

There are a lot of souls obtained from sacrifices, but these souls have a lot of impurities, and the effect may not be that good if used directly.

If you absorb it hastily, you will even have to spend time and energy to resolve those broken emotions and memories.

Therefore, after thinking for a while, Vic chose to inject some magic directly into the scales.

"Filter out the impurities in this soul crystal."

"Buzz..."

This thought just came up.

The balance reacted immediately.

A shocking and strange wave flew into the soul crystal.

Soon, the originally turbid soul crystal became clear and transparent again.

"It's so convenient. You don't even need to set up a ceremony, although it costs a little more magic power."

Vic clicked his tongue in surprise.

This is not a scale, this is clearly a wishing machine.

I just don’t know what the upper limit of this thing is.

If anything can be achieved, wouldn't he be able to become an all-powerful wizard with this thing?

Operations such as inputting magic power and trading various witchcraft are outrageous to think about.

However, Vic still feels that it is not very maneuverable.

Because after several experiments before, he found that the more complicated the wish, the higher the price needed to be paid.

If you try to trade high-level witchcraft out of thin air, the magic power spent will almost double.

Of course, if it is witchcraft that you have already learned, then it won't be a big problem.

With only a small price to pay, the effectiveness of witchcraft can be greatly improved.

"Speaking of which, the current biggest use of this scale is actually trading? It's a bit strange."    "Shouldn't the scale symbolize concepts such as justice, equality, and judgment?"

"Maybe these functions haven't been developed yet."

Vic was helpless.

If this scale is calculated according to the quality of magic power, it is only at the level of a fifth-level apprentice.

Perhaps you have to grow to the formal wizard stage before you can use the power of rules in this area.

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Time passed quickly, and before long, Vic could see the land in the distance from the deck.

That is the area leased by Ethereal Academy and several other wizarding academies.

According to the local management regulations of the Wizarding World, all land and property within the local scope of the Wizarding World belong to all wizards.

Any individual or force can only rent it and cannot obtain permanent ownership rights.

The forces mentioned here naturally include the Eternal Wizarding Civilization Council.

That's right, even the ruling body of the wizarding civilization must follow a series of regulations.

These regulations were directly voted on by all wizards, and even the Eternal Wizarding Civilization Council itself has no power to change them.

In other words, all the power of the Eternal Wizarding Civilization Council is originally entrusted by the wizards to the hands of the council.

Since it is in custody, you can take it back at any time and supervise it at any time.

No high-sounding rhetoric can compare to a completely open and transparent administrative process and a referendum that can be launched at any time.

Even if the Eternal Wizarding Civilization Council is dissolved on the spot, as long as the number of people in favor reaches a certain number, it will immediately enter the referendum process, and no one can stop it.

In addition, there are rental fees from the local industries of the Wizarding Civilization, and even all income from the Eternal Wizarding Civilization Council, including taxes, tributes from affiliated civilizations, income obtained through administrative privileges, etc.

After deducting the necessary expenses to maintain the parliament, 50% of the money must be invested in the Wizarding Civilization Social Welfare Fund.

And be fully transparent with every wizard's oversight!

The remaining 50% of the proceeds will be used for education, infrastructure, etc.

In other words, more than half of the income is directly distributed to every wizard every year!

And according to strict evaluation standards, each wizard's contribution to wizard civilization is measured, and different proportions of social benefits are given.

Although the amount of social welfare varies greatly, even the most pleasure-seeking and uncontributive first-level wizard can receive endless wealth if he does not pursue a higher realm.

When seeing this part, Vic's eyes widened.

This system seems to be outrageous to the extreme, but it makes sense if you think about it carefully.

In the case of great material abundance, almost all wizards will want to pursue their own further development.

And these social welfares issued will also be transformed into fuel for the development of wizard society under the subjective initiative of each wizard.

Even if there is no intervention from administrative agencies, expanded reproduction can be completed, and the efficiency is still very high.

As for the possible errors and flaws in the macro, isn't there another 50%?

Most of the external wars of wizard civilization are privately organized. How rich a militarized civilization is in terms of finance after getting rid of a large amount of military expenses and personnel expenditures, only those who come know.

A group of conquering wizards go to other worlds to play the conquest game, and they are all responsible for their own profits and losses.

If they win, they are elated. If they lose, they just feel that they are not strong enough. Not only do they contribute money and effort, but their morale is also very high.

The wizard civilization only needs to provide support in the rear.

They can sell all kinds of war wizard weapons at will, which is just right to make money and consume excess production capacity.

Besides, after conquering those worlds, the conquering wizards are often too lazy to manage them, and they just sell them directly for resources.

In this way, it naturally enters a virtuous circle.