After Mayer left Prisci''s office, he returned to the Tower.


    He gently addressed the void, "What do you think?"


    "It’s indeed an impressive creation; the entire Mage World will benefit."


    "However, there are still issues. Any change to the Mage Network is a significant matter. To achieve what that young mage described, we must rely on the power of the Mage Network, which won''t be easy."


    "Yes, the other old friends should understand and agree, but persuading Laura... that will be very difficult."


    "Indeed, this touches our very foundation."


    The voices continued, alling from the Great Archmages of the Fifth Tower. Although only Mayer had directly intervened, they had all been watching the situation closely.


    Mayer recalled the conversation, strengthening his resolve. "We must try. If it can truly be realized, the benefits would be immense. It means the gap in power below the transcendent level would shrink dramatically."


    "I mean, we created the Mage Network for this, right? If the Mage Network remains unchanged, it loses its meaning of evolution."


    …


    Meanwhile, Adam asked Prisci, "So, His Holiness Mayer agrees with my n, right?"


    Prisci nodded. "It’s clear you impressed His Holiness. Even I can foresee the impact your final two functions will have on the current mage system. You really could change the world."


    Changing the world was certain, Adam was sure. These two areas of research had already significantly affected lives on Earth.


    In the Mage World, the benefits from big data and cloudputing would be even more immediate.


    Adam was confident they could bring about an evolutionary leap and systemic reform—if he could secure the Mage Network.


    If the council approved opening permissions for the Mage Network, the n would be truly perfect.


    But this was no longer something Adam could control; even after confirmation, he wouldn’t hold the reins. Still, he believed the benefits he would receive as the initiator would be substantial. Not to mention what the Great Archmage had just said...


    "What does ''special channel'' mean?" Adam inquired.


    "It’s like a talent cultivation program. Some mages progress slowly in knowledge that can be directly transformed into power but excel in other areas, much like your proposed n. If such mages reach level four but can''t be transcendent, the Tower will assist them in ascending. The benefit is this; the downside is that mages who ascend this way oftenck true spiritual depth, remaining at level five for life. Your choice is wise; your unique electromaic magic has great potential and doesn’t need this method to advance."


    Adam understood. This method of directly infusing energy might elevate levels, but the essence of the soul remained stagnant, akin to a false state.


    Prisci continued, "If there’s nothing else, you can go back now. Please submit the proposal as soon as possible; I’m eager to see the final results."


    …


    Adam was incredibly busy—overwhelmed, really.


    The personal chip project was nearingunch, with all preliminary preparations nearlyplete. Besides finalizing the proposal, he also needed to quickly create a series of prototypes to make the project more convincing.


    His own research was pressing, too. He had several ssic physics experiments to validate in the ether environment to support his foundational advancements.


    Additionally, he still hadn’t reported to the Atomic Energy Research Institute, which was crucial.


    The personal chip could promote collective evolution, and at the same time, a breakthrough in atomic energy could lead to a significant boost in the power of Master Mages.


    For the first time, Adam felt stretched thin in the Mage World, wishing he could send out avatars to handle these tasks. Unfortunately, each one required his physical presence.


    The me he modified had be a versatile tool for apprentice mages, able to assist in any path they chose. Adam believed it would be a best-seller—after all, the number of apprentices in the Mage World was nearly limitless.


    A dayter, he submitted theplete proposal along with me to Prisci, then headed to the Tower''s teleportation hall.


    He was on his way to the Seventh Tower to discuss coboration with the Titans.


    mes were the ideal vessel since the personal chip needed it to establish contracts, making the Titans'' attitude crucial.


    The distance between the Fifth Tower and the Seventh Tower was immense. Without a teleportation array, it would take Adam over a decade to reach it.


    The environments of the two Towers were vastly different. The Fifth Tower retained argely naturalndscape, while the Seventh Tower appeared modern and advanced. This sudden shift was fascinating.


    In the Mage Network, a mage''s permissions acted as the best pass.


    Though in a strange setting, Adam faced no inquiries. His ess request was quickly approved.


    He was guided by an alchemical golem, nearly human in appearance. After several teleportations, he reached the new Titania, which was still not open to the public.


    …


    Unlike Cthulhu, the new Titania did not rely on the Tower; it operated within the Mage World’s orbit. This marked a distinction between allied races and those enved.


    It was vast,parable in size to the original Titania. Contrary to Adam''s expectations of a destendscape, the facilities here were well-developed.


    Mages had thoughtfully constructed the ne in advance for the Titans, making it nearly ready for immediate habitation.


    Lord Svorsi weed Adam, his tone filled with satisfaction and gratitude. "This ce is wonderful. We all love it here. Without enemies seeking our destruction, we no longer worry about our race''s survival. The ne is filled with high-energy touches we never imagined we could have. Our lives now are a peace we had never dreamed of."


    So d that the Titans are living a better life now.