Reincarnated as incubus: I didn't mean to seduce you!

In fact, many middle and lower-level nobles viewed learning Elven Language as a way to enhance their cultural refinement and prove their noble birth.

It had to be said that, to a considerable degree, although the elves had been subdued by the Yibel Federation into "peace lovers," they still had a significant influence on the Federation's Mage System and even its culture.

Kael sighed at this thought.

"To have reached this point today, it indeed hasn't been easy."

Looking back, the Yibel Federation had evolved from its city-state days to today, and wars had marked the memories of every generation.

Only in the past fifty years had the entire Yibel Federation gradually found peace, shifting towards a mode of development driven by internal forces, relying on new nobles to explore new territories.

"At least in the long-term strategy, your country's plans are quite clear. First, ensure that the basic land domain is firmly in your hands."

Dr. Osborne pondered for a moment and said, "The Curse Sword Warrior system actually has a rather rogue tactic, where even mass-casting curses can quickly erode enemy defenses.

Even large-scale Magic Barriers, if heavily corroded by curse energy, would quickly become polluted and corrupted.

For you, the key isn't to extreme fortify your physical attributes...

But to directly dismantle the armor of other non-flying troops, destroy their magic, and bring them to your level to fight."

Kael thought about it carefully, and it did indeed make sense.

Currently, calculating just the ground forces that could match the Yibel Federation...

There were none.

Absolutely none.

Even the elite troops of the Holy Briania couldn't win against the Yibel Federation on the ground without the cooperation of their custom-raised Angel Army.

From this perspective, it's no wonder that in the Yibel Federation, the warriors prevalent in other nations couldn't gain a foothold.

Warriors were essentially jack-of-all-trades who could handle a bit of everything.

Serving as vanguard scouts, acting as port loaders, and even venturing solo into the wilderness posed no problems.

This versatile profession naturally received considerable attention from emerging professionals.

But in the Yibel Federation, Curse Sword Warriors were different.

"Lord, your country must have an honor system that matches the Curse Sword Warriors, right?

I noticed that nearly all Curse Sword Warriors cooperate with their teammates at a level far exceeding other professions. It seems they are accustomed to coordinated combat from the start of their training."

Dr. Osborne's words made Kael nod instinctively and he replied lightly:

"That system is almost completely overlapped with the Curse Sword Warrior system. In our terms, it's called the Knight Formation.

The largest source of members for the Knight Formation is the Curse Sword Warriors."

"That makes sense. With honor and benefits as incentives, plus the inherent teamwork training from the start, rather than saying the main profession in your country is the Curse Sword Warrior, I'd say...

These Curse Sword Warriors aren't ordinary professionals at all; they are reserves for major legions and can be mobilized at any time."

Kael nodded and was about to say something when Dr. Osborne shifted the conversation, asking:

"So are you really not planning to replace your Sorcerer profession with the Mechanical Mage? This wouldn't deplete your strength as a Magician but would synergize with your Scroll Scholar profession to unlock greater power.

I thought someone with your personality would be excited by this prospect."

Kael frowned and replied, "But I don't need a Golem Legion. They don't align with my development plans. Using a Golem Legion wouldn't substantially change my combat effectiveness."

Currently, Kael had already evolved from a day-use Incubus to an all-around Incubus, able to handle various situations across different domains with appropriate magic.

It's unnecessary, completely unnecessary...

"You need to simplify!" Dr. Osborne sighed softly. "Only then can you harness your inherent advantages."

Hearing Osborne say this, Kael was slightly confused and asked:

"Can a Golem Legion even be simplified?"

"A standard Golem Legion can't...

But it can be customized, with specialized Magic Puppets, a constant Magic System, and each Magic System becoming a relatively independent combat style when isolated.

Paired with a Mechanical Mind, multi-layered thinking, and equipping Magic Puppets with appropriate energy sources, gear, and compact Tower Spirits, a single person can deliver the combat effectiveness of a small team.

Wandong City still preserves the Rose Maiden Series Puppet Making Method and the corresponding Small Magic Stone Power Furnace.

The major issue now is energy supply. Otherwise, theoretically, a Mechanical Mage with a Rose Team and some Golems for mopping up stragglers could achieve the capability of a single person breaking an enemy line...