After returning to the Tower of Time, Xia Duo came to the communication room for the first time, and found the June supplement that had just been transmitted from Severnton.

Picking up the supplement, it was a thick physical book, but Xia Duo noticed that this supplement, both in printing and binding, seemed a little sloppy, far less than the previous monthly magazines.

"Shura Warrior God"

It doesn't look like it's rushing a little bit!

Thinking that Nia had just mentioned that the Demon Restriction Treaty had only been signed in Everska today, Shado thought for a moment, and then opened the thick physical book.

The main part of the text first briefly introduces the background, content, and time of the magic restriction treaty - just today, and then directly informs Nesseril of the internal supermagic share distribution plan.

Sure enough, it was "two halves", that is, the Grand Arcanist divided the first half.

The remaining half is divided equally between the Arcane Federation and the Council of Severington, and this part is applied for by non-archarcanists, and those that are not used up are carried over to the next year, and half is divided into half to the archarcanists along with the next year's share, and so on.

Of course, the Grand Arcanist's share is freely transferable, others are not, and face hefty fines once deemed illegal.

In addition, the text does not mention whether the share of the Super Demon can be transferred internationally.

And behind the text, there is the full text of the Appendix of the Treaty of Demon Limitation.

First of all, the color resistance version, Xia Duo directly skipped it, he knew that the common language of the Northland Alliance was not the color resistance language, but the elven language.

The content of the Naisi version is only a translated version, and it may not be completely accurate, and it may miss a few key words or some key details.

If you want to know the details of the treaty, you still have to look at the original text of the Elven version, and the original text is also attached to the back, but the Seven Towers have not made any small moves in this regard.

After all, anyone willing to spend a few thousand gold coins could go through the portal directly from Severton to Everisca and see the original Elven treaty at the Northland Alliance headquarters.

If it is possible to make a small move in the version of the color resistance can be explained as a translation error, but if it is funny in the original Elven language, it is pure malice.

Either there is no appendix, since there is an appendix, there is a high probability that there will be no "recording error".

Xia Duo's impression of the image of the Seven Towers was still positive, he did not think that the Seven Towers would be so unwise, and now he only looked at this supplement commissioned by the Sevington Parliament to be issued by the Austrian Alpha Federation.

In the original text of the Elven Treaty of Demon Limitation, the beginning is similar to what Xia Duo expected, which is a set of high-sounding reasons, discussing the necessity of restricting large-scale magical activities, as well as the responsibility and determination of the Northland Alliance, and so on.

Xia Duo took a brief look at it and didn't take it to heart, these are secondary, no matter how beautifully written, in the end, it must be implemented in specific interests.

After all the clichés, the next step is the competition for interests, even if it is against the words, Xia Duo can imagine the unwillingness and struggle of Nesserel in the negotiation.

Since we are talking about restricting large-scale magical activities, the first step is how to define large-scale magical activities is an important point of contention.

I can't say a standard, I must follow it, your standard must be more beneficial to yourself than to me.

Xia Duo didn't know the specific negotiation process, but judging from the current results, Nessrell fell into disadvantage in the first step.

As for the definition of large-scale magic activities, it is almost the same as the rumors that came out before, mainly to monitor the shock of the magic net involving the tenth layer of the magic web, and once it is counted as one.

The so-called "calculation" is another criterion, which is determined by the monitoring magic provided by the main god of the elves.

Divine magic said that once, then even once, if you are not convinced, you can apply for the Northland Alliance to send a commissioner to investigate, and in addition to judging "whether there is", it will also judge the degree of "existence", that is, the intensity of large-scale magic activities.

The total share of a country is actually the number of times each time multiplied by a severity factor.

The treaty mentions that the five countries of Nessreel, Ilfarang, Comanso, Yerlan, and Danzo each have a total share of 1,000 points per year.

It is equivalent to performing 1 large magic event with a severity factor of 1000, and it is also equivalent to performing 1000 large magic events with a intensity factor of 1, and the intensity coefficient starts at 1, with no upper limit.

After all, a normal 10-ring spell can't have the same effect as an equivalent 11-ring spell.

In fact, according to the standards of the treaty, there are many spell experiments that are not even 10 ring spells that are classified as large-scale magic activities, and they must also count at least a little bit of supermagic.

In this way, Xia Duo could already imagine that the senior arcanist, who could have freely decided the content of the research, directly gave up all kinds of research involving the tenth layer of the magic web because he was worried about triggering the magic monitoring.

In the long run, the path for color-resistant mages in the realm of high-ring spells will become narrower and narrower.

To use an inappropriate analogy, it is like restricting the study of high-energy particles on the earth, then the subsequent progress of physics can only rely on the blind, and it is difficult to predict and test the high-energy theory only by relying on low-level experiments.

This is only a long-term impact, and it is not visible for the time being, and there are many variables in the future, which may not be impossible to break through the limit, and Xia Duo alone knows that there is more than one way to break through the limit.

The simplest, of course, is to put a large magical event on a sub-plane, no matter how big or how many times it moves, it doesn't matter.

Or put it outside the Northland, even if it can be monitored by the Elven Lord God, the Northland Alliance does not have enough influence to enforce the law across the domain, and it is mainly not caught in the current situation, which is basically equivalent to no limit.

……

Xia Duo can not care about the long-term impact of the treaty, but for now, he simply hates this treaty to death!

The treaty mentions that Nessreal has a total of 1,000 points per year, and Shado can easily calculate how much of his share will be given to him.

Half divided by the number of Grand Arcanists (19) on the surface at the moment, it's about 26 points, and if Congenio, who has retired and lived in seclusion, gives up the allocation, maybe more.

But even if all 1,000 points were given to Xia Duo, it would only be 1,000 large-scale magic events with a intensity factor of 1, which would not be enough for him!

The problem lies mainly in the floating city.

If the Floating City were just a flying mountain with a city on it, then that much share might be enough.

However, the flight control system designed by Xia Duo will apply a levitation spell to the floating city at regular intervals according to its flight altitude, ensuring that it can have at least one chance to levitate before it falls, so that it can land smoothly. (Levitation will reconstruct the inertia, and it is too late to levitate one second before landing)

The higher you fly, the less often the levitation spell will automatically activate; Correspondingly, the lower you fly, the more often you have to activate the automatic levitation.