Becoming a Wizard by Starting From the Mind Closure Technique

In the meeting room, heads and deputies of various departments have gathered.

Sage Palo sits at the head of the table, saying nothing.

The Director of the Staff Department explains the newly formulated third campaign operation plan to those present by using a holographic projection map.

Originally, the front-line command did not wish to end the task of conquering the Heavens in the third campaign.

The idea was to carry out one or two more campaigns in order to test in real battle what can only be described as a hodgepodge legion crudely thrown together by the administrative department of the academy.

From an external perspective, this would serve to improve the legion s scheduling, coordination, and tactical discipline through warfare.

Internally, the front-line command planned on using actions to investigate “hostile forces” infiltrating and paralyzing the forward base, trimming unqualified members from the rear camp and other departments, identifying the excellent ones, and establishing a comprehensive internal management and self-correction mechanism.

Despite whether Link Grande came with conscious efforts to make meritorious deeds or simply arrived here by chance, his arrival sped up both the internal and external processes.

Especially the external exercise.

The Director and two Deputy Directors of the Medical Department indeed misdiagnosed the large-scale mutation of the Fairies.

This consequently led to a miscalculation by the front-line command.

It rendered the sixth version of the third campaign operation plan, which was formulated by the Staff Department, to still focus primarily on improving the legion’s scheduling, coordination, and tactical knowledge.

As per the adjusted plan, namely the seventh version that the Director of the

Staff Department is introducing now, it focuses on swift attacks.

Emphasizing the high mobility of the legion, taking full advantage of the overwhelming fire power, the plan is all about securing swift victories across multiple points.

On one hand, it involves directly attacking the various heavily fortified strongholds of the Fairy Royal Clan, eliminating the remaining viable forces of the Fairy Royal Clan,

On the other hand, under the guidance of a special team, it involves

“beheading” the Fairy King’s Court.

Through swift and surprising tactics, plentiful results and a comprehensive victory in the third campaign are anticipated.

With an advantageous position, the Grand Nobles of the Fairy Clans would be pressured into agreement, willingly or unwillingly, to become tributaries, Actively assisting the will of the Wizard World to “infest” the will of the Fairy World,

Which would transform the Fairy World into the shape of the Wizard World while preserving as many of the original elements of the Fairy World as possible.

“In conclusion, the essence of this operation is that once the 7-member special squad has found the sleeping location of the Fairy King, the whole army will move out, launching surprise attacks on the strongholds of the Fairy Royal Clan and raiding the Fairy King’s Court.”

After the Director of the Staff Department concludes the specific plan, he sums

up,

“Well, sit down.”

Sage Palo gestures, and then asks, “What do all of you think about this plan?

Are there any problems? Can it be done?”

The commander of the first main force troop abruptly stands up and reports, “Requesting to change from flanking on the left to becoming the vanguard, responsible for the frontal assault.

The commander of the second main force troop assigned as vanguard in the

Staff Department’s operational plan, is instantly alarmed by this,

Also standing up abruptly, he bellows, “The second troop is confident in accomplishing the main attack task, and there is no need for unrelated people to interfere.”

The Commander of the third main force who was given flanking duty on the right keeps his head down and remains silent.

The so-called “hodgepodge” main forces are a complex mix of various sources.

The commanders of the first and second main forces, both born into the Storm Sea New Blood, after several decades of fighting, have become Tier 3 wizards. Holding lead positions over 300 Tier 1 and 2 wizards, they still harbor ambitions to climb higher.

Naturally unwilling to lag behind others, they long to make more meritorious deeds.

Sage Palo himself has walked this path before.

His Personal Guard Army are his direct line of forces, they have weathered storms, crossed through life-threatening challenges, and followed him to this day.

If the commanders of the first and second main forces wish to follow this path, they must strive to take the lead.

The commander of the third main force hails from a medium-sized Half Blood Family.

It took the efforts of several generations of his family to groom two mam force commanders, and he is one of them.

How could he possibly risk his family’s economic foundation, working himself to death for Sage Palo when the benefits cannot be maximized?

At the very least, he still has a bottom line and a sense of morality for not slacking off in the Heavenly Conquest.

What more can you expect from him?

Sage Palo doesn’t mind.

He appreciates the initiative of the commanders of the first and second main forces and does not reject the nonchalance of the commander of the third main force.

Everyone has their own way of living.

However, after the conquest of the Fairy World comes to an end, Sage Palo will request the academy to have the third main force transferred out.

Better to lack than include any undesirables!

“The original combat plan remains unchanged. Those who were assigned to attack will attack, and those who were given flanking duties will carry them out. On the battlefield, merit will be determined by the results of the war. Those with ambition, and those with capabilities, strive for it on the battlefield.”

“Yes.”

With simple words, Sage Palo easily resolved the disagreement between the two main force commanders vying for the main assault mission.

Next, Sage Palo looks towards the chief officer of the rear camp and kindly asks, “Can the logistics ensure complete support, without any mistakes?

This question, casually asked, but without any trace of anger,

Sends chills down the spine of the overall person in charge of the rear camp.

He does not belong to Sage Palo’s direct line of forces and even has deep connections with the “hostile forces.

Otherwise, those female spies equivalent to KGB Swallows would not have been able to infiltrate the rear camp and some parts of the forward base as easily as walking into a market.

It was all because this person in charge of the rear camp was turning a blind eye and was lax in his duties.

He had not expected that these female spies would be so vicious this time, stirring such a tumult, paralyzing half of the rear camp and a third of the forward base.

At the most critical moment, they were just one step away from delaying the launch time of the Sky Fortress in the second campaign.