Chapter 3299: Wizard League Conference (11)

3299 Fourth Wizarding League Conference Eleven
The failure of Vincent’s proposal not only brought great touch and influence to Vincent himself, but also conveyed a message to the foreign gods in the venue—not all proposals were passed. TV debut@@@
Even the suggestions made by such powerful wizards as Vincent might be rejected by a large number of votes.
These foreign gods, like rootless duckweed, have to weigh whether they have enough weight to make certain applications, whether the requirements are harsh, and whether the payment to the Wizarding League is reasonable.
In short, promoted by the Amethyst King and the fourth-level knight Vincent’s Act of the Asians, this new session launched by the Wizarding Alliance Conference appeared in front of the Alliance members.
The Alliance Assembly, which was originally expected to end early, has continued to move backwards because of this.
Almost every foreign has proposed the help he wants in the process. The pass success rate is about 31%, which is actually not low.
And there are also more than 60% of the powerful wizards in the wizarding world, who put forward suggestions for the development of the wizarding alliance in this link.
As to whether these suggestions will be adopted, let's talk about it for the time being.
This move greatly promoted the unity and sense of belonging of the Wizarding Alliance, and made the Wizarding Alliance stronger.
Of course, during this link, some people also proposed a proposal for the black magicians to join the Wizard League.
The proposer is naturally not Locke.
It was Argus, the fourth-level knight under his command.
The question of the Black Mage was too sensitive, so sensitive that even Locke could hardly express his support in a stately manner.
In the end, the voting proposal on the Black Mage received 3 votes in favor and 1,139 votes against it.
Among the three votes in favor, one vote came from the proponent Argus, one vote came from the blood jade general Avi of the Belem Empire, and the other vote came from a fourth-tier knight named Jason. Vertical and horizontal debut
The Jade Stone General Avi supported the Black Mage so calmly and boldly, which was unexpected to the powerhouses in the wizarding world in the venue, and this also demonstrated the character of the imperial general.
As for another fourth-level knight who also voted for Jason, after contact and questioning later, it turns out that the knight voted for it because when he was weak, he was
The elderly black magician helped.
Not all black magicians are bad guys, they are just the most radical lunatics exploring the truth.
Including the fourth-level knight Jason, who was once rescued by the Black Mage, was not entirely the beneficiary.
The heart of this fourth-level knight is still a mutant heart so far. As for the instigator, it is naturally the black mage who once rescued him.
On the issue of the Black Mage Act, Locke originally wanted to abstain from voting.
But when seeing the total number of votes as a result of such bizarre and overwhelming data, it is because of Locke's identity and status that he dare not be arbitrary in this regard.
Being in a high position is easy to be over-interpreted and studied by the people below.
If Locke abstained from voting independently in the process, does it mean that he actually supports the Black Mage to join the Wizarding League?
When it comes to the proponent, the fourth-level knight Argus, who is his direct subordinate, then the results and authenticity are beyond doubt!
There are some things you can do at will if you don’t want to do it.
In order to avoid becoming a target of public criticism, Locke naturally could not become this early bird.
Moreover, with this move, Locke actually fulfilled his original promise to Nigel and other black magicians.
After all, he only promised to help, and there was no guarantee of success.
The only thing that suffered was Argus, the ‘pawn’ who played Locke in the front row.
Because of the bill he proposed, many powerful wizards in the wizarding world classify him as a "black knight".
Of course, what Argus has damaged is only his reputation and the opinions of outsiders.
For Argus himself, his move is a steady profit.
Not to mention the eight million magic coins that Locke gave him privately. Since today, the friendship and goodwill between the group of black magicians in the black domain and the blood jade general Avi of the Belen Empire is enough for him. In the Western Archipelago, this one-third of acre of land is moist.
Argus received Locke's benefit and was instigated by others. Naturally, no one would have nothing to say about it.
The proposal of the Black Mage to join the Alliance is too bizarre. It is a person with abnormal brains that made this proposal at the Alliance General Assembly.
Regarding Argus’ proposal, very
It was soon submerged in the many suggestions of the Alliance Assembly.
Compared with the bizarre and bizarre suggestions made by Argus, there are actually many practical suggestions made by powerful wizards in the wizarding world, which are quite valuable and intriguing.
In addition to the Black Mage bill, which is also as eye-catching as the Demiman bill, and similar in nature, there is the Warcraft bill.
The Warcraft group in the Wizarding World has not joined the Wizarding Alliance so far.
As the first overlords in the history of the wizarding world, although all kinds of warcrafts did not create a splendid civilization, they played a decisive role in the history of the wizarding world.
The sixth-level sea monster ancient giant ao, it is not only a member of the sea clan, but also a member of the monster.
But more often, the wizards of the wizarding world still regard it as a sea clan power, not a warcraft.
Locke thought it would be a certain knight or magician from the Mamet Union that proposed the Warcraft Act.
Because before the opening of the Fourth Wizarding League Conference, Locke had a lot of discussions with Sarafa on this issue.
Compared with the radicalism of the Demi Act and the outrageous proposal of the Black Mage, the Warcraft Act is currently the most likely bill to pass.
After all, there are a lot of monsters above level 4 in the Wizarding World, and there is a level 6 sea monster called Ancient Giant Ao as the pillar.
Including the Sage's Forest where the southern sage Artes is, there is a level four steel-winged flying eagle as the lord of the beast, living there.
And there are indeed many powerful wizards in the wizarding world who have a good opinion of the Warcraft clan.
Almost every sacred tower will set up corresponding World of Warcraft Nature Reserves in its surroundings, the purpose is to prevent these World of Warcraft from being completely extinct due to lack of resources.
ps: Of course, another reason is that it is convenient for the magicians of the holy tower to get the materials or blood of Warcraft nearby, and it is convenient to experiment.
The strong wizard in the wizarding world who proposed the Warcraft Act is a fifth-level wizard named Nobin.
The short purple hair, the slender figure, the cold and deep eyes are full of wisdom.
Locke is no stranger to this fifth-level spellcaster.
At the beginning of the Sea King World War, he left a certain influence on the spellcaster who performed well on the battlefield.
Locke vaguely remembered that the other party possessed a lion familiar with up to four life levels.