Although the land in the pollution area is nominally all under Herag now, there's no way he can utilize it all alone. It's just a matter of how to divide the benefits.

Herag has been very busy recently. He has toured the entire pollution area several times, drafting a complete map of the area.

He has marked some of the currently dangerous areas within the pollution area. These troublesome areas cannot be resolved overnight and need proper handling.

Even if the issues in these areas are solved, they certainly cannot be inhabited in the short term; otherwise, who knows what might happen?

Herag handed this compiled map to the major wizard organizations in the Land of Dawn and to some other wizard organizations, such as guilds.

Many people want to discuss cooperation matters with Herag; they all want a slice of the substantial pie that is the pollution area.

Herag kept it simple, directly asking all parties to submit detailed plans, and he would decide based on those plans.

Thus, the various wizard influences began to gather their skilled personnel to study how to solve the current problems in the pollution area, including natural environment restoration, urban planning, population planning, etc., and provided solutions.

Herag suddenly felt much relieved, having a lot less hassle. With the talented personnel from the entire Wizard Plane working for him, he would only need to do some commanding.

This was achievable because his own strength was sufficient and because he had the entire Boundary Land behind him.

This allowed these wizard influences in the Wizard Plane to sit down and discuss, otherwise, they would have already started a land grab war, with life-and-death battles being quite normal.

They couldn't sit down and carefully study specific planning issues like they do now.

As Herag had the wizard influences in the Wizard Plane study these issues, he also reported the situation here to the Boundary Land.

Mr. Acorn, who is the head of the Plane Resource Development Department, was very pleased to learn that the pollution area had been settled by Herag and began preparing many things.

"I'll be bringing people to the Wizard Plane in a while to formally start establishing a branch of the Sixth Ring Tower there. The site has already been chosen, and an annual payment will be made to you," Mr. Acorn said.

There's no dispute from Boundary Land regarding Herag's ownership of the pollution area.

According to Boundary Land's laws, Herag's actions essentially belong to expanding into another plane, which is indeed a right he possesses.

Moreover, now that Herag has enhanced his power, his say naturally also carries more weight.

Plus, with the backing of Toad and Andres, it's even less of an issue.

Herag looked at the plans provided by the Sixth Ring Tower; they chose a central region of the entire Kala Continent.

The reason for choosing this area is simple: according to historical records, this is where the Sixth Ring Tower was once located.

The selection of this area now can be seen as a return, which holds significant meaning for the Sixth Ring Tower.

Mr. Acorn will bring a professional team from Boundary Land to complete all the work in their chosen area.

After Herag and Mr. Acorn finalized the time, he also informed the Wizard Alliance of this matter.

The people on the side of the Wizard Alliance immediately felt restless, and people from major wizard organizations felt uneasy.

To some, they do not want the people from Boundary Land coming to the Wizard Plane.

They used to be leaders, but with Boundary Land's people here, they can only tuck their tails and behave, unable to flaunt their power anymore.

But the wheels of historical progress are unstoppable, and many things aren't swayed by human will.

...

In the Central Region, the enormous Akmit Square was now very empty, cleared out entirely.

Yet around Akmit Square, there was a crowd; many came from other cities in the Land of Dawn, even from the Barren Land.

They came just to see what the legendary people from Boundary Land and the Sixth Ring Tower looked like.

According to the information, the people from Boundary Land would arrive at the Wizard Plane today on a Plane Train, with the drop-off point being in the Central Region.

In the middle of the square stood people from various wizard organizations, including Ignis, the council elder of the Wizard Alliance. He appeared the most anxious.

The Eye of the Storm arrived with three individuals, each claiming to be the leader of the Eye of the Storm.

The Eye of the Storm is still very chaotic, with unending wars.

The Wizard Alliance wants to intervene but cannot; involving themselves in such internal conflicts requires directly forming a coalition army to suppress it by force, otherwise, just verbal intervention would hardly yield results.

If it were before, other wizard organizations might have had thoughts of intervening in the Eye of the Storm's internal conflict to gain benefits.

But now that the pollution area's contamination has been cleared, everyone's attention is on the large undeveloped area, disregarding the Eye of the Storm.

Herag was also present, with some individuals from the Wizard Alliance standing behind him as if they were his subordinates.

Since Herag swiftly dealt with Tito, no one dared to challenge him anymore.

"Here they come." Herag said suddenly, gazing into the distance.

Everyone immediately looked over but initially saw nothing and didn't notice anything unusual.

After a short while, the whistle of a train was heard, and they finally saw the shadow of a train appearing and rapidly approaching this side.

Before long, the Plane Train reached the Central Region's Akmit Square and came to a stop.

The doors of the over ten carriages opened simultaneously, and a large number of wizards emerged from inside, all of them from the main body of the Sixth Ring Tower, each exuding a strong aura of magic power.

Herag observed for a moment; the weakest among them were Level 3 Wizards, without a single Level 2 Wizard.

This level of strength in the Wizard Plane can directly sweep across, with no wizard organization being able to resist.

"Herag, long time no see; I didn't expect such a drastic change in you," Mr. Acorn said as he walked over with a sense of emotion.

He knew Herag possessed bloodline power from the Abyss Plane, taking a path very similar to the Bloodline of Wizards.

However, he did not expect Herag's bloodline power to be so strong, potentially being of an ancestral status.

Although Herag never explicitly mentioned what his bloodline was, Mr. Acorn could roughly infer that only an Ancestral Bloodline could reach such a level.

Ancestral Bloodline, its significance is immensely profound, and Mr. Acorn understood this point deeply.

"Mr. Acorn, long time no see." Herag smiled, extending his hand to shake hands with Mr. Acorn.

This time, the Sixth Ring Tower sent over two hundred wizards, all experts in various fields, to specifically serve the planning and construction of the Sixth Ring Tower branch.

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