Including Lor, one by one, the legislators curiously clicked on the video sent by Francis.

Cody looked up at the sky, as if some truth was attracting him to the ceiling of the Wizard Tower.

The video started playing, in the Divine Realm Spatial Layer, the Life Domain belonging to Francis unfolded in an instant, enveloping Cody.

Immediately, numerous bizarre life forms were born within the Life Domain, emitting various energy beams, all targeting Cody.

Seeing this scene, Lor's mind completely broke free from the earlier discussion of the response plan, a hint of a smile and understanding appearing in his eyes.

He suddenly remembered something—before conducting the plane migration experiment, he wanted to take Cody away using the Void Realm, but the guy shrank back.

Could the reason be right here?

Come to think of it, Cody's mouth is really asking for it, he indeed deserves a good lesson, well done Francis!

If he weren't so busy, he would have wanted to give Cody a lesson himself, to stop the guy from always mocking him.

"Ahhhhh——"

As time passed, Cody's miserable screams soon filled the small meeting room in the video.

"Pfft~"

"Hahaha, well done, Speaker Francis."

"Cody, you have your day too!"

"Satisfying!"

One by one, the legislators either laughed heartily or made quips, all in a very good mood.

Of course, they could see that Cody was acting, but performing this scene in front of Francis alone and bringing it to the council meeting to let everyone see was different.

At least Cody's face had absolutely been lost to his grandmother's house.

Facing the crowd's mockery, Cody continued to stare at the ceiling, remaining silent.

Embarrassing as it was, compared to the position of Speaker, what is a little embarrassment?

Anyway, in the past, most of those present hadn't lacked opportunities to laugh at him, now it's just returning the favor.

The second half of the meeting, the atmosphere became extremely joyous, spent watching Cody being beaten up.

When it came time to vote at the end, it went extremely smoothly because of this, and Cody was elected as the thirty-fifth Speaker of the Wizard Alliance with almost a unanimous vote.

After the council ended, Lor bid farewell to Francis and stepped out back to the top floor of the Lor Wizard Tower.

The disastrous experimental results temporarily put him off the mood to complete other Spatial Engraving in the Wizard Plane, just as there were still two hundred and fifty-five Origin Points unused on the Sequence Panel.

He might as well go back and use these Origin Points and see if he can piece together a complete Time Rune.

Ideally, he would be able to use up the Origin Points in about twenty-one years, although players would descend in the meantime and grant him some more.

If nothing unexpected happens, this time it is estimated to also provide him with more than two hundred and fifty Origin Points, so he won't have to worry about Origin Points for at least forty years.

"If the division of Time Runes is the same as Space Runes, I hope I can excavate a functional Time Rune in these forty years, no matter what it is." A hint of expectation flashed in Lor's eyes as he opened the Sequence Panel and started the Macroscopic Insight.

The vast River of Time remained unchanged as ever, not a bit different.

Lor raised his head, gazing towards the intertwined Time Runes, once again immersing himself in the exploration of Time Runes.

...

Wizard Calendar year 1507, August 3rd.

South of Lor Wizard City, within a red castle one hundred and eighty miles from the Wizard Tower.

Wearing a red Great Wizard Robe, Skyreach suddenly appeared in a simple bedroom. After scanning the room to confirm there were no changes, he immediately took out the Continent Communication Device and began to read the 'Nature' classification.

"Huh, only five hundred years have passed this time?" Looking at the time marked at the end of the latest published conjecture, Skyreach was slightly taken aback.

You know, in the past four versions, every time the Wizard World opened, the time span extended to a certain extent.

From the beta to the official release, the span was less than two hundred years.

From the official release to the third update, the span reached three hundred years.

And from the third update to the fourth update, the span was as much as five hundred years.

Now with the fifth version arriving, only another five hundred years have passed.

"Having a fixed time span is also a good thing. Let's see what major events have occurred in the Wizard Alliance over the last five hundred years."

Skyreach didn't dwell on this issue too much, nor did he pay attention to the legion members sending messages to report in. Instead, he exited the 'Nature' classification and entered the 'Announcement' classification.

"Hmm? The map of other planes has truly opened?" Just as he entered the 'Announcement' classification, Skyreach noticed the prominent announcement pinned at the top.

The announcement was titled: "Speaker Lor's Promise Realized, From Today, the Wizard Alliance Enters the Era of Plane Conquest!"

As a matter of fact, regarding the Wizard Alliance entering the plane era, he had already learned about it through the millennium speech recording during the fourth version.

However, at that time, Lor clearly promised the plane conquest era would begin in the Wizard Calendar year 1500, yet now the posting time of the announcement below said year 1401.

"Truly deserving of Speaker Lor!" Skyreach recalled the unforgettable time when he first entered the game and was chosen by Lor as an experimental subject, a reminiscent smile appeared on his face.

Memory serves him, back then Lor was merely a legislator.

Unwittingly, this person had become a key figure leading the Wizard Alliance forward, and even meeting with him had become a challenge.

When it comes to players who spent the most time with Lor, it's definitely him.

This has earned him an ocean of envy and jealousy on the player forums.

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