Chapter 569 323: An Incredible Miracle

Holy Tree Plane.

The Wisdom Tower, a thousand meters high, pierces the sky like a spear. The entire tower is carved from an unimaginably massive tree trunk, and countless thick vines intertwine around the surface of the giant tower, faintly forming strange, gigantic runes.

Inside the tower, in the wide and bright conference hall.

An internal meeting convened by the Wisdom Society, the supreme governing body of the Wisdom Code, is underway.

"The intelligence has been verified as true. The Star Alliance's Floating City is indeed complete."

Ronin Ward, seated at the far end of the table on the left, spoke in a deep voice, his clear voice echoing in the conference hall.

As a newly promoted True Spirit Wizard and a grand scholar, although he recently joined the Wisdom Society, he is the least experienced and ranks last. By convention, many matters concerning the meeting's agenda fall to him to handle.

Of course, the actual operations are handled by his subordinates.

The most important agenda today is about how to approach the Star Alliance.

Since Sunan's promotion to True Spirit Wizard, external attention on him and the Star Alliance has been steadily increasing, and the news of the Star Alliance's construction of a Floating City hasn't escaped many.

Initially, many people didn't actually have high hopes for this move by the Star Alliance.

Building a Floating City requires an astronomical amount of resources, and each core facility is a massive test for the creator's abilities.

Generally, several True Spirit Wizards must collaborate, relying on the resources of a large Wizard Influence, spending a long time to complete a Floating City.

This is why second-tier Wizard Influences generally find it very difficult to construct a Floating City.

Even if a few thought the Star Alliance might succeed in building a Floating City, they internally believed it would take at least several thousand years.

Who would have thought the Star Alliance not only succeeded in constructing the Floating City but did so in less than nine hundred years!

Such rapid progress is simply incredible!

"Building a Floating City in less than nine hundred years is simply unbelievable!"

"How could a second-tier Wizard Influence have such abundant resources?"

"According to intelligence, the Star Alliance sells a massive amount of magic stones annually, reaping significant profits. They likely control several magic stone veins."

"What's the deal with those core facilities? Could it be that the Star Alliance has a Wizard proficient in crafting magical artifacts?"

"Maybe it's Sunan himself."

The grand scholars discussed fervently.

Tap!

At this moment, the sound of fingers gently tapping the table suddenly echoed.

The hall suddenly fell silent, and everyone turned to look at the figure seated at the head of the conference table.

His face was shrouded in mist, making it indistinct, only allowing one to judge from his figure that he was male.

"Who brought in the Star Alliance?"

Everyone's gaze unanimously turned to Maisy, seated on the right side of the conference table.

Meeting their eyes, Maisy calmly and composedly said, "It was me, Guild Leader."

"What do you think of the Star Alliance and Sunan?"

Maisy pondered a moment, then with a complex expression said, "Sunan is the most talented genius I've ever seen. I can't see through him; I only know his speed of power enhancement is extraordinarily astonishing, and his methods are numerous. The Star Alliance's growth to this day is mostly due to Sunan, but to this day, I haven't been able to determine what methods Sunan used to advance the Star Alliance so swiftly."

"However, it can be confirmed that without Sunan, the Star Alliance's momentum would certainly be interrupted and fall back to the rank of minor players."

Maisy's resolute words echoed in the hall, causing many grand scholars to show thoughtful expressions.

"So, as long as Sunan remains, the Star Alliance will continue its current rapid expansion trend?" The Guild Leader's calm voice bore no discernible implication.

Maisy nodded emphatically, saying, "Exactly, just like those second-tier Wizard Influences who built a Floating City before. The Star Alliance will eventually enter the ranks of the large Wizard Influences."

The hall was exceptionally quiet, and everyone remained silent.

The current power structure of the Wizard Realm has remained unchanged for a long time, with no new large Wizard Influences emerging over thousands of years.

If a new large Wizard Influence emerges now, it would undoubtedly disrupt the existing situation and trigger a massive impact.

The only consolation, perhaps, is that the Star Alliance isn't inferior to the Black Wizard faction.

Ronin cleared his throat lightly, casting an unnoticed glance at Maisy, and said, "To become a large Wizard Influence, one must at least fully control a Plane Community. This alone is not easily achieved. The Star Alliance might have the potential to become a large Wizard Influence, but they still have a long way to go."

Maisy glanced deeply at Ronin.

She and Ronin belong to the younger generation within the Wisdom Code, both outstanding among them, and are competitors.

The better the Star Alliance, which she brought in, performs, the more credit she receives. It's unsurprising Ronin would trip her up at this time.

Thoughts racing, Maisy's face remained calm as she steadily said, "Even so, with the Star Alliance possessing a Floating City, it is already a first-rate power in the multiverse. We can't continue to regard it as an ordinary affiliated organization."

These mature and prudent words garnered approving nods from several grand scholars.

Seeing this, the corners of Ronin's mouth twitched slightly, and he lowered his gaze, saying no more.

The man at the head of the conference table scanned the people, pausing momentarily before speaking slowly.

"The Wizard Realm respects the strong."

"Since the Star Alliance has demonstrated corresponding strength and potential, it deserves our respect."