"It would be best to also record some reasons, such as which tasks increase the points."

Luo De’s ideas came from the data tables of computers from his past life, which were very simple operations.

But in this world, Luo De didn’t know if magic could achieve these functions.

Upon hearing Luo De’s request, Selena fell into thought, murmuring, "If it’s to record many people, it seems a bit difficult..."

"What about one for each person?"

Luo De pressed on, "Each person leaves a record device with me for work points, and they keep a badge themselves to record their points."

"The badge will serve as their identity authentication. When they bring the badge, they can take up tasks and modify points," Luo De added.

"That doesn’t sound too hard, memory crystal stones can achieve this."

Selena nodded slightly, then said, "But creating them will take some time."

"That’s no problem. When the number of people is small in the beginning, we can record manually," Luo De said.

Managing data for under a thousand people isn’t too stressful, but it becomes troublesome when reviewing over a thousand.

Especially when frequent recording and modifications are required, at least a dozen people are needed to manage.

The key is that people also need to be assigned to supervise each other and prevent cheating.

Therefore, two-way verification is necessary, just like bank cards in the past life.

"No problem."

Selena readily agreed, and casually asked, "Have you thought of a name for your organization?"

This question immediately stumped Luo De.

Choosing a name was a lifelong nemesis for him.

"Let’s call it the Imperial Secret Magic Guild. There are still many details here, and it will involve various subordinate institutions in the future."

Luo De waved it off and continued, "As for the difficulty in making magic equipment you mentioned, it’s also an issue in Frost Leaf Town."

"My solution is to divide the work and collaborate, breaking the production process into different procedures."

"Most spellcasters can be assigned simple tasks, leaving the final challenges and key points to those who truly master alchemy."

Division of labor and collaboration is just the beginning, Luo De always kept the idea of assembly lines in mind.

However, it’s still too early to think about those now.

"Hmm, that is indeed a good way..."

Selena seemed thoughtful, then said, "But some spell runes cannot be taken apart and must be completed in one go."

"Such spell runes should be optimized, replaced, or even eliminated."

Luo De explained patiently, "What we need is efficiency, not delving deeply into a particular spell rune."

"Knights don’t care which rune is used, but whether the shield can block enemy spells or if the sword can penetrate enemy armor."

Selena nodded slightly, "Hmm, you are right, I was being too stubborn."

The spellcasters of the Dawn Society, especially the wizard apprentices, always liked to dig deeply into a particular problem seeking truth.

Luo De liked such people because the progress of civilization needed those scholars.

But Luo De preferred thinking about how to use this knowledge, as long as it achieved the purpose, no matter how it was planned or designed.

"So, should I disband the Dawn Society?" Selena asked cautiously.

"Wise Lady, there’s no need to test me, that’s not important."

Luo De shook his head with a smile, "The Dawn Society emerged as a self-rescue by spellcasters, mainly due to oppression by the Church and some nobles."

"As long as I give spellcasters enough space to live, the Dawn Society will gradually disappear."

"Conversely, if I oppressed or bullied spellcasters, even if I force you to dissolve the Dawn Society, there will still be an Illuminati or Justice Society in the future."

"Unless all spellcasters are killed, there’s no way to stop it."

The approach to governing the Empire was completely different from managing a barony; not everything could be done personally, but rather relying on a system.

Under a system striving for fairness, allowing people to live steadily.

Constantly improving one’s reputation and prestige, retaining followers naturally following Luo De.

More importantly, Luo De was strong enough himself, holding essential power, so he was not afraid of anyone foolishly rebelling against him.

"Your wisdom is admirable, Duke Luo De."

After listening to Luo De, Selena let out a long breath, and her spirit relaxed suddenly.

All the plans were beneficial to both the Empire and the spellcasters, and as Luo De said, the Dawn Society had completely integrated into the Empire.

With her worries lifted, Selena began to carefully examine the list of point exchanges.

Upon seeing the top item, Selena’s expression turned serious, asking, "Is this Seed of Nature... real?"

"According to your status, if you want it, I can give you one."

A mysterious smile appeared on Luo De’s face, "As for whether it’s real, you can ask Linda, she has already exchanged a loan for one."

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The manor’s training ground.

"Woosh, woosh, woosh!"

The rapid whooshing sound rang out, and three pumpkin-sized orange-red fireballs flashed through the air!

"Boom!"

The deafening sound erupted, and the thick wooden stake instantly shattered into fragments!

Linda lowered her arms and couldn’t help but smile as she looked at her work.

"Haven’t seen you in a few months, Linda. You’ve already managed to cast three fireballs simultaneously."

A gentle voice sounded from behind.

Linda immediately turned around, her eyes brightened, "Wise teacher!"

Linda quickly rushed forward and hugged Selena excitedly.

"I didn’t know you were coming, otherwise, I would have come to meet you!" Linda said with some apology.

"This time, I didn’t tell anyone I was coming, not even Lusen."

Selena looked at Linda and gently asked, "Your magic power seems to have grown a lot, is it the effect of the Seed of Nature?"