Although the forest elves are arrogant and proud, they are never arrogant and arrogant, and they actually retain the most pious respect for all things in the depths of their hearts. Although in some places despise human beings, and even look down on human beings. However, they are also very respectful to those truly talented sages among the human race.

It is only because the existence of those sages, and the knowledge they have created or innovated, have been recognized by the forest elves. This also allows the forest elves to begin to formalize the self-worth of a part of humanity. Humans don't know that the sages who have appeared in their civilization and history have recognized the potential and strength of human beings by virtue of their ingenuity, making the mysterious and incomparably powerful forest elves.

At the very least, the emergence of these people proves the value of human beings themselves, and also proves the potential of human beings. Otherwise, if human beings have no value, in this incomparably long period of time compared to humans, there has never been a human who can make the forest elves affirm. Magic, then, means that it has no connection with humans from now on.

It is precisely because of the fact that human beings are learning from elves that the appearance of those human sages proves that human beings themselves are also not to be underestimated, and they also have impressive potential. And these factors, combined, the final result is that the forest elves have finally decided to find a group of good enough talents from human civilization to teach them magic.

Although, the purpose of the forest elves is just to see if humans can give them enough surprise and expectation on the path of magic. More than that, I still look forward to the future, when the forest elves begin to prepare to heal the tree of life. Those human disciples who have been taught and cultivated by them, can they give them some help? Although, this is extremely unlikely, and even the forest elves themselves don't have any hope. However, in the heart of the forest elves, there is still a trace of possibility and expectation, and this trace of possibility and expectation is that the forest elves themselves have never really paid attention to.

However, it is undeniable that when the elven mage council decided to teach humans magic. Even at the meeting, there was opposition and support, but when the decision was really decided. The Elven Council, still as quickly as it was passed, also began to discuss further. Used for the training of human mages.

As for how to cultivate a group of mages, this is not difficult for the forest elves.

The thousand-year-old magical civilization has long had its own set of routines and rules for cultivating mage apprentices. Although, the magical civilization created by the elves is still insufficient compared to the world of the main material plane. However, in this small natural plane, the authority of the forest elves in magic, and their creation in magic, is a well-deserved leader.

Regarding the issue of cultivating human mages, the elves already have some ideas within themselves, but this time it was a matter of convening a meeting. It's not at this point, but within the forest elves, there is a disagreement on the issue of cultivating human mages. So far, it has not been possible to completely determine the answer, so there has been a lot of discussion and discussion.

In the midst of these disagreements, there is a group of elven mages who believe that there should be a loose training program for training human apprentices. They believe that resources are scarce, and that it is not worth the cost to devote too many resources to training human apprentices. They explain that the learning process of magic is completely different from that of ordinary knowledge. The learning process of magic is boring, and there is a great need for external resources, although the elves have obtained a lot of magical resources in the trade with humans. However, the existence of these resources is only used to cultivate the elves' own mages, and even the reserves of the day long.

And once the cultivation of human mages is tilted too much magic resources, then it is undoubtedly extremely unfair to the mages of their own race. They said that the magic resources that belonged to the elves should be given priority to cultivating elven mages. Rather than pouring too many resources into an unpredictable future that doesn't know what the future will be or how far these human apprentices will go.

This view is affirmed by many elven mages, although they affirm a part of the potential of human beings. However, the realm of magic is not the same as ordinary knowledge after all. Those fields of knowledge adapted to mortals, although still have to be studied for a long time, compared to the harsh conditions of magic. Ordinary knowledge, its standard is undoubtedly much lower.

But magic alone can't lower its own set of strict selection conditions.

Adapted to the knowledge of mortals, the group of people who adapt to it is very broad, and the threshold for entry is also low. The consumption of resources is also very small, and the lack of talent can be somewhat made up for by virtue of acquired efforts. However, the entry standard of magic determines an apprentice's future achievements. The lack of talent is not something that can be made up for by acquired efforts. Although, there are no absolutes, but the forest elves want to say that in their thousands of years, they have never seen a special case.

Therefore, both for the mage apprentices within the clan and for the human apprentices who are about to be selected. The forest elves are going to carry out an extremely rigorous set of large-scale selection. Even though, the criteria for this selection are much lower than those of elven apprentices. But for humans who are not as talented as elves, I am afraid that more than ninety percent of humans will not have the opportunity to enter the realm of elves and learn magic.

Of course, there are also elves who believe that they have decided to select human apprentices and teach them. Then, when it comes to cultivating human mages, we should treat them equally. They believe and affirm that instead of 'irresponsibly' cultivating a group of human mages who will not be able to help them in the future, it is better to teach seriously from the beginning. In that way, when they heal the Tree of Life in the future, these human mages who have been carefully cultivated and raised by them will give them some substantial help. It's not because of irresponsible cultivation that human mages who have grown up can't even help a little in the future.

The consequence of that is only to cultivate a group of useless mages, and the tired magic has really entered the human race.

Now that they have decided to teach humans magic, the forest elves are also mentally prepared for the introduction of magic to humans. In addition to the reason for the tree of life, the most important point is that the elven mages also believe that the elven race has been in the history of magic development for thousands of years. It's been a long time since there has been a single mage and knowledge within the elves who deserves to be amazed by them.

The forest elves, who have a monopoly on magic, have also lost the motivation to continue studying magic.

This time, if it weren't for the problem of the Tree of Life, I'm afraid that this kind of day would have lasted for a longer time. And now, it is only through the tree of life that there is a problem, so that this matter is finally exposed. So, since they decided to introduce magic to humans, they also decided to cultivate a group of human mages who were good enough.

Now that you have decided to do it, you should take it seriously and be responsible, rather than teaching with an irresponsible attitude that doesn't matter. Because once this is done, except for cultivating a group of useless mages, their elves will not be able to get any rewards and dividends from this matter. And this topic has also aroused the internal thinking of the Elven Council, after all, there is a certain truth in this matter. Subsequently, the Elven Council once again voted on the question of how to train human mages.

The results of the vote show that the Elven Council has decided to select a group of qualified human apprentices and bring them into the realm of the Elves to live and study. These human apprentices are specially allowed to live and study in the magic tower, and like the elven apprentices, in addition, the elven mages also have a certain purpose, brainwashing human apprentices. When these human apprentices, who have lived and studied in the realm of forest elves since childhood, once they grow up in the future, then they will naturally be emotionally close to the forest elves.

And cultivating a group of human mages who are close to the forest elves is also what the forest elves need. They are also worried that after cultivating human mages, they will not carry out brainwashing education in their minds, and the mages they will eventually teach will turn their heads and become enemies of the elves. Once that's the case, it's more than worth the loss.