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Based on the information that Karazhan had read, Pfister judged that these people were either of great strength or of extraordinary background.

It will definitely bring him huge benefits.

Of course, it is not ruled out that there are diehards who resolutely pursue mysticism and refuse to join the Pfister Department.

But Pfister is not a gold coin.

Impossible to please everyone.

Those old and stubborn people who follow the old ways are not in themselves the object of his solidarity.

Let them go, that is.

After hearing Feist's words, everyone present was very excited:

"I knew Principal Pfister would not abandon us!"

"Yeah, it's always awkward to go back to the old school again, so it's okay now."

"I grew up listening to the stories of Tirisfal, count me in!"

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Dozens of people publicly expressed their intention to follow him on the spot.

So Pfister set about arranging for dual cards (Kalai and Khadgar) to be responsible for the registration together.

(He is currently still living in the palace, so it is not convenient to deal with.)

In the following two or three days, the threshold of the two of them was almost broken by the applicants.

When the total number of people came out, even Pfister was surprised.

Because the number of applicants accounted for nearly [-]% of the total.

The conversion rate can be described as horror.

Among them, there is a master and more than a dozen heroes with high-end combat power.

The top professionals are often the hardest to find.

To be able to do this, there are indeed factors such as Tirisfal's reputation and his promise of benefits.

But the most important thing is the trust of the mages in Pfister himself.

Obviously, through his continuous favor, he managed the mage army very successfully.

And that's just a few days.

It is conceivable that the number will increase in the future.

After all, many people have already joined the school. Although they can change jobs, it is inevitable to weigh the pros and cons.

Not so quick to make a decision.

In addition, the members who voted for him also have their own relatives and friends.

The knock-on effect will bring him more talent.

Coupled with the already recruited Khadgar and others, it is enough to set up the skeleton of the school.

Pfister roughly estimates that the school will have more than [-] people when it is first established.

Reach the size of the middle school.

With such a number, it would definitely not work without a resident.

So Pfister planned to arrange for Khadgar, who was born in the local area, eloquent, and full of diplomatic skills, to go back and look for housing.

But at the end of the day, he dismissed the idea again.

Because Pfister thought of a ready-made place, the career hall for future mages, the Guardian Temple was just right for them to settle in.

There itself was the former headquarters of the Tirisfal Council.

Pfister and others went there, and they were also talking about it.

Of course, how to open the temple is a problem.

This can be seen from the fact that it was abandoned in the early days of World War I, and it was only restarted in the Ascension Era, and it has not been discovered during this period.

However, considering the public facilities outside the Guardian Temple, it is Aegwynn's gallery.

Pfister suspected that Aegwynn should know how to open it.

So he tried to contact him through the props left by the other party.

He was prepared to wait until the results came out, and it would not be too late to send Khadgar to rent a house after confirming that the road was blocked.

It's still early anyway.

He still has a festival to attend.

It could be seen that Aegwynn attached great importance to him.

Although it was not a second reply, but a letter was sent on the same day.

The content is simple and rude, indicating that there is no problem.

And attach a magic spectrum.

Should be the key to open the temple.

When Pfister saw the letter, he suddenly felt warm in his heart.

But he changed his mind, Aegwynn belonged to borrowing flowers to offer Buddha.

Since her defection from the Tirisfal Council, the Guardian Sanctuary has had nothing to do with her.

The other party just gave him a favor.

Thinking of this, Pfister was puzzled again.

After all, Aegwynn has been separated from the parliament for hundreds of years, and the two parties are still having an extremely unpleasant dispute.

Logically speaking, the parliament should have revised the security measures long ago.

She shouldn't be able to enter either.