Reincarnated as incubus: I didn't mean to seduce you!

Chapter 950 268: War Mage Academy, Luxius's Overbearing Ways, and the Old Dragon King's Dragon Language Magic (10K)

"Of course, this is the outcome I most hope to see."

As soon as those words were spoken, several academy heads could only helplessly spread their hands.

Clearly, Kael had already made a decision long ago, and they lacked the authority to make choices for a Magic Monarch. Though there was some discontent in their hearts, someone quickly thought of a new plan.

"If that's the case, I propose that our various academies establish an exchange student system with the War Mage Academy that will be situated in the Royal Capital of the Duchy. How about it?

If the War Mage Academy is to be built, there will be significant difficulties in the selection of relevant students.

Our academies can actually communicate with the students in advance, select a portion of promising seeds that we have already cultivated, and send them to your side. When they graduate, they will instantly have the identity of dual academy graduates.

This way, the difficulty of recruiting members in the early stages of your academy can be slightly alleviated."

Luxius pondered for a moment, then looked up at Kael.

After all, this academy would eventually be handed over to Kael. If he made too many decisions himself, it would be unclear whose will this academy represented in the future.

Kael nodded in agreement.

But suddenly he remembered something, and with a slight smile, said: "Since we have already planned to implement an exchange student system within the War Mage Academy, why not take it a step further?"

"Take it further?"

Several old deans were taken aback and asked, "How should we do that?"

"That depends on how you interpret it. Should the exchange student system continue, or is it merely initial cooperation during the construction of the War Mage Academy?

Is it only cooperation with the Magic Academies you are situated in, or should we directly choose to cooperate with a larger number of mainstream academies, branch academies across the entire Yibel Federation, or even with many Mage Forces outside the Federation?"

Upon hearing this, everyone felt a chill for a moment.

No one expected Kael to propose such a mad idea right from the start, yet, for some reason... they felt this notion was so fittingly natural.

After all, every mage now understands that unless there are severe congenital defects, the War Mage profession will inevitably rewrite the future of the entire Mage Group.

Even those whose minds are already fractured know to grasp the future with both hands at critical moments. There's no reason for the various forces to remain indifferent.

Even if there are some minor schemes in their hearts, they must accept them when faced with the significant trend.

Those who defy the historical trend will surely be swallowed up by the tide of the times, becoming part of the frothy spray.

Thinking of this, the burning light in everyone's eyes could no longer be contained.

Might the future Federation, because of their choice, become the continent's first true Mage Holy Land?

Just thinking about this possibility made their hearts nearly jump out of their chests.

As for whether Kael is suitable to be the dean of the War Mage Academy...

Anyone who raises this question would be considered a fool.

Mages do not accept the ignorant!

The only reason a Magic Monarch doesn't become a dean is that these big shots are busy with research projects and have no time to manage an academy.

There are many reasons for this situation; the core reason remains the lack of integration between education and research, causing most mages of this era to face the risk of derailing from their career once they choose the mage path.

If someone accidentally encounters misfortune, it's like "the rope always breaks at the thinnest point, calamity always finds the afflicted."

This is just like how someone always says it's easier to pass the civil service exams during college; in reality, everyone knows the difficulty of the exams remains the same, and the number of participants may increase.

But why do many people find it easier to take the exams during college?

Is it because memory is better or there is more familiar knowledge then?

No, these are just small reasons among countless others; the core reason is still the shortage of the Mage Group, the lack of High-level Mages, and the shortage of pillar mages mastering core technology.

Simply put, High-level Mages have more paths to choose from, can live comfortably in any situation, and still carry the heavy burden of teaching; occasionally assisting the Magic Monarchs is fine, but continuously assisting them...

That would be a severe waste of high-end mage resources.

Is there personnel available who could substitute for High-level Mages?

Yes, allowing those mages who have mastered part of the core technology but have not yet advanced to High-level Mages, as well as some who have finally entered the mage theoretical academia talent gate, especially the relatively young mages, can all compensate for High-level Mages' deficiencies.

In layman's terms, Magic Monarch ≥ industry academic leader, High-level Mage ≈ senior old professor, mid-level mage mastering core technology ≈ associate professor or assistant professor, among them were many young talents, just entering the mage theoretical academia talent gate spells = most of the postgraduate researchers and some young doctoral students just embarking on their careers.

But now, High-level Mages each have their tasks.