Besides, warlocks are prone to trouble, so don't get involved with the undead.

There are already so many undead towns in the south.

Originally, William had erected a line of defense between his own people and other countries, but he never expected that one day he would suddenly receive this great gift!

Then there is only the west side. The border towns here and the ordinary people nearby have also been evacuated.

Moreover, there are two magical towers with legendary laws nearby. Even if the legendary warlock goes berserk, he can still suppress them.

Compared to other leaders who were worried about the warlocks' chaotic camp, William didn't need to worry about this problem.

An oath made to him is equivalent to an oath made before God and will never become invalid.

The magicians swore to a king that they would never cause trouble and be loyal to the country. Naturally, this oath became useless when the king passed away.

Moreover, it is also very troublesome for them to only listen to the king.

This is completely different from those sorcerer nobles. They have to swear the oath of allegiance to the nobles since childhood, and the subject is the country, not the king.

Of course, no noble would take an oath not to harm the king.

The sorcerer's oath was good for the king himself, but the great nobles refused to do it.

The power of the king in this world is great, but that is because of the intrigues of the nobles.

When all the nobles opposed it, the king's order was useless.

When William faced Hill, why wasn't he as polite as he was to Frank?

Because he knew that Hill was a person who had sworn a loyalty oath and would not harm Salar's interests easily.

The king can die, but Salar cannot die. This is the purpose of this oath.

And he, the king, cannot be killed by Hill.

But he also knew that Hill's oath of loyalty was premised on Salar not harming his interests.

This is the nobility of this world. I will be loyal to this country, but if my interests are harmed, then the country will no longer be my country.

So when William collected the minerals, he calculated the value of the minerals and gave them to them.

But a mage like Fran can't.

Even if Frank had managed the Magic Tower in Salal, it was similar to signing a work contract.

It is only required that you perform your duties diligently while you are in office, and you are not required to be respectful to your original boss after you leave your job.

Even now, no more killing mages have sworn allegiance to William.

Even with the hard work of Carl and Miller, there are many precedents for the benefits.

Even William's words of allegiance were very broad, but not many high-level mages were impressed at all.

A mage always feels that freedom is the most important.

Warlocks used to feel this way, but now they realize that they have limited freedom.

It's better to find a more satisfying boss.

I even voted for my monthly vote, but the result told me that it still got double the amount?

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Chapter completed!