Wizards are mighty

High welfare is the main reason why wizard civilization is so harmonious.

The so-called collective will of wizards and common values ​​can make society stable to a certain extent, but various open and secret struggles are still inevitable.

Because this is the commonality of intelligent life that needs survival, reproduction, and even further development.

Only with extremely abundant materials, almost inexhaustible resources, and external forces that can divert internal contradictions, can the wizards finally create the current social order.

In other words, cruel exploitation and oppression, as well as fierce competition, have not disappeared.

Instead, they have been transferred out by wizards.

Transferred to those conquered and enslaved aliens, as well as alien civilizations that have not yet been conquered.

Wizards can enjoy peace and tranquility on the lofty throne of "supporters".

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This scene can be felt more clearly the closer to the actual control area of ​​wizard civilization.

The subordinate civilizations ruled by wizard civilization will be given different statuses according to their own strength and contribution to wizard civilization.

And have the right to use territories of different sizes and sections.

Although wizards allow them to develop freely or unfreely in those worlds, the land occupied by the subordinate civilizations is actually controlled by the wizard civilization.

It only takes a layer of constraints to be added to the core of the world rules, and the subordinate civilizations have no possibility of truly controlling those worlds.

Moreover, the subordinate civilizations need to pay a certain amount of taxes to the wizard master and the wizard civilization every once in a while as the use fee of those lands.

In addition to land taxes, there are also many other taxes.

The resources that are fixedly handed over according to the different types of subordinates usually account for more than 30% of the total output of a civilization.

In this regard, many subordinate civilizations of wizard civilizations will try all kinds of ways to make up for their own financial losses.

Among them, those subordinate civilizations that are closer to the direct control area of ​​wizard civilization will even establish various districts dedicated to serving wizards.

These districts can obtain a certain degree of tax relief after review.

For example, the world community where Vic is now allocated to the "Roland Civilization" by the Wizard Council.

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“Tsk, it’s the logo of the Shining Lighthouse Chamber of Commerce again. Their business here covers a wide range.”

In a prosperous world of Roland civilization, Vic was holding a rope in each hand, leading Qi and Phyllis to stroll casually on the street.

The maids all have their own collars around their necks, and they almost never take them off.

Because it is something given by the master, and it is also the best object to symbolize their status.

The collars even have built-in witch network terminals and some interesting little spells.

Small punishments such as power restrictions, electric shocks, and suffocation will be released from the collar as long as Vic thinks about it.

It’s just that Vic usually doesn’t turn on those functions, nor does he tie them up with ropes.

Don’t ask, asking is just too troublesome.

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However, since they are shopping now, Vic took Qi and Phyllis in his hands with a rope on a whim.

From their expressions, these two little maids obviously enjoy the feeling of being possessed and controlled by their masters.

Even the glances from passersby, intentionally or unintentionally, made them more excited.

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Unlike the Wood Spirit Hunter Civilization, the Roland Civilization did not have any isolation policy.

The citizens of the Roland Civilization on the roadside, as well as the citizens of other civilizations, could walk on the same street with the wizards.

Although they almost did not dare to disturb Vic, even their every move in front of Vic was full of respect.     But as long as Vic took the initiative to say hello, they would respond.

And the Roland Civilization also had personnel who were specifically responsible for handling wizard-related affairs.

The wizards here were treated as special citizens.

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"Duty-free commercial area, responsible for operation, Flashing Lighthouse Chamber of Commerce."

Looking up, Vic looked at the rows of flashing characters in the air and read softly.

The architectural style of the Roland Civilization has a Western sense of magic, and it is also the kind of more classical magic architecture, which looks very stylish.

After walking around and feeling the customs and habits of the alien races, Vic came to the destination of this trip - the duty-free commercial zone.

Before coming here, Vic planned to feel the scenery of the alien civilization and buy some things he needed.

Because this saves postage.

Unlike the Wood Spirit Hunter civilization in a distant world community.

Roland civilization is much closer to the wizard's direct control area.

In the wizard civilization, the stronger the strength of a civilization, the closer the area it is assigned to is to the wizard civilization's direct control area.

The wizard civilization's direct control area is a cluster of six world communities with six outpost worlds as the core.

Advanced subordinate civilizations like Roland civilization can live in a world close to the six world community clusters.

Compared with the Wood Spirit Hunter civilization, its status is much higher.

Because the wizard world is the nearest outpost world to him, there is also a considerable distance from the area where the Wood Spirit Hunter civilization is located.

The territory allocated to Roland civilization is just between the two.

So Vic came along.

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Speaking of which, not long after he became a formal wizard, he approached Roland Civilization and asked for compensation for the previous error in the transmission of the main god space.

In theory, the main god space would not pay too much money for such a thing.

There were even relevant clauses in the contract he signed before using the main god space.

But again, the status of wizards is quite high in wizard civilization and its affiliated civilizations.

Even if there is a corresponding exemption clause in the contract, the Flashing Lighthouse Chamber of Commerce still made corresponding compensation to avoid Vic being unhappy.

That is, the loan owed by Vic during his apprenticeship was directly waived, and a higher level of treatment was given within the chamber of commerce.

It can be regarded as humanitarian compensation.

Vic was also quite satisfied with this.

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When he entered this world through the transmission device, he immediately received an invitation from the Flashing Lighthouse Chamber of Commerce.

The inviter was still his familiar old friend, "Wallace Wick".

At some point, that guy also left the Void Academy and returned to the headquarters of the Flashing Lighthouse Chamber of Commerce.

I don't know what he wanted to find him for this time.

Vic always felt that it was more than just a simple greeting.