Lord: Marry the villain's daughter at the beginning?

"As for the fact that you don't have high-level professionals, don't worry. We were able to cross the Sea of ​​Impermanence because of the protection of high-level professionals. As long as you can pay the right amount, you may be able to control our professionals."

To be honest, when Altan said this, Linde was really tempted. After all, how strong would the computing power of a high-level professional be? Could it solve a lot of problems encountered in current research? Could it optimize many algorithms?

The significance of a high-level professional as a thug is far less important than that as a researcher.

But Lind quickly rejected this plan in his mind. Although high-level professionals are very tempting, they are also difficult to control. It will be troublesome if the other party steals all of his technology.

Therefore, Linde did not take the high-level professionals to heart, but directly said: "I have already felt your kindness. If I need high-level professionals in the future, I will contact you."

"To be honest, I'm more interested in your super-level magic. How do you plan to share your super-level magic? What exactly is it like?"

Altan was stunned for a moment. He didn't expect Lind to be so direct, but he soon laughed. Sure enough, no bumpkin on this continent could resist super-level magic. So he took out a booklet from his arms and said, "In order to prove that what we said is true, we carry this book that records super-level magic with us."

"If you want to learn super-level magic, we have more detailed tutorials here."

Lind opened the booklet handed to him by Altan and read it carefully. It was basically some basic introduction to super-level magic, describing in detail the power and range of super-level magic.

"So what are the specific conditions for casting the so-called super-level magic? Does it only require high-level professionals?"

After reading the booklet, Lind was not as shocked as other kings and lords when faced with super-level magic. Instead, he began to ask a series of questions.

Altan was somewhat surprised by Lind's calm attitude, but he still replied: "No, even ordinary high-level professionals cannot use super-level magic at will. The range of super-level magic is too large. Without special materials, it is difficult to succeed."

"Oh? Can you tell me in detail what materials are needed?"

Linde was the first leader to ask such inquiries, which made Altan secretly happy. It turned out that the most difficult northern territory to enter was the easiest to deal with. Leaders from other places were somewhat reserved in the face of super-level magic, just like the king of Anjou. Most of them were cautious in their attempts, and were not as enthusiastic as the governor.

Although how can we describe the enthusiasm of the Governor? He is more of a rational person in asking questions.

But this is a good thing for the plans of Altan and others. After all, if the governor wants to use super-level magic, he must have high-level professionals, and the only option is to hire high-level professionals from the Avar Kingdom.

So Altan enthusiastically introduced the required materials to Linde one by one, and Linde also took notes very carefully.

Looking at Linde who was taking notes seriously, Altan felt that things were going more and more smoothly. Now the biggest problem Altan and his party encountered was that the materials for casting super-level magic were too precious and could not be brought across the Sea of ​​Impermanence. That was why Altan and his party cast a wide net and constantly tempted various kings and lords to hire their people. Now it seemed that this governor was very likely to fall first.

But what Altan didn't expect was that after Lind understood the materials, he was still not satisfied and continued to ask:

"So what exactly are the super-level magics? What is the radius of the super-level magic you use most often? How is super-level magic composed? How do you solve the problem of diverting a large amount of magic power?"

Facing Lind's series of questions, Altan was like a student who was chosen to answer the questions. He tried hard to recall the answers while babbling about changing the subject. Some of the questions were even completely beyond Altan's understanding.

Finally, Altan, who could no longer bear it, took out a long list of scrolls from the secret compartment of his backpack.

The tutorials on super-level magic are not a secret in Altan's country; they are completely public. After all, even if they were made public, most people would not be able to understand them.

Even if you understand it, you may not have enough talent to become a high-level professional.

Even for high-level professionals, it is difficult to gather the materials needed for super-level magic.

Moreover, even if all the materials are gathered, one person alone may not be able to cast super-level magic, so in Altan's hometown, tutorials on super-level magic are not actually a rare thing, and under necessary conditions, these materials can be given out as bargaining chips.

And Altan felt the time had come.

Linde took the scroll and confirmed that there was no mechanism on it, then he began to read it carefully. After reading it carefully, Linde's eyes lit up instantly. It was indeed as obscure and difficult to understand as those textbooks written by old antiques, but it was very valuable for research.

How a large-scale magic can distribute magic power reasonably, how to improve operating efficiency, how to connect scattered magic power into a whole, and even the special reactions of certain materials and magic power that have never been discovered before, and how the spellcaster as a helper can be compatible with the magic power of the main caster of super-level magic. These are all very worthy of reference for today's white-collar workers.

After an in-depth communication with Altan, Lind felt that the other party was like a monkey who held a circuit board in his hand but could only polish it into the shape of an arrow. After throwing it out, he saw the electric light and sparks splashing on the circuit board, and screamed there, thinking that he had mastered amazing power.

The other party did not realize the true value of super-level magic at all.

After taking a look at Altan's expectant face, Lind excitedly shook Altan's hand and said, "Thank you so much! The information on super-level magic you sent is really important to us. Do you have any other information on super-level magic? If so, we will take it as well. No, you can buy it!"

Altan shook his head repeatedly. This was not the point of this audience at all. Instead, he asked, "What about our high-level professionals? Would you consider hiring one?"

"I appreciate your kindness, but we don't really need it in our territory right now. If we need it later, we will contact you first."

The development of the situation has far exceeded Altan's expectations. This Northern Territory seems to be even more bizarre than the demon clan. They are very interested in super-level magic, but have little interest in high-level professionals who can use super-level magic.

After realizing that the other party wanted him to hire their high-level professionals, Lind said in a somewhat bewitching tone: "If you can bring more information on super-level magic, we might also hire one of your high-level professionals to conduct experiments."

Hearing this, although Altan felt that he was being led by the other party, after all, even if the other party had this information, he would not be able to use super-level magic. Altan had already inquired and found that there were no high-level professionals hidden in this territory. And wasn't this his original purpose? Anyway, the information on super-level magic was not precious to Altan.

So Altan nodded and said, "Of course, Governor, we are here to help you develop magic."

"Yes, that's right, Mr. Altan. As long as you can bring more information about super-level magic, you will be a hero in the development of our magic. We in the North will always keep a seat for you."

Altan shook hands with Lind half excitedly and half confusedly. Didn't he come here to carry out the conspiracy and promote super-level magic? How could he see the other governor's expression? Did he really help the other side develop magic technology? Although he felt something was wrong, Altan still acted according to the plan smoothly.