Faced with this situation, Lear felt quite helpless too.
In the end, he straightforwardly enlisted the swamp banshees.
These magical beings had intelligence far superior to ordinary people and a comprehensive knowledge system, so they handled administrative work with great order.
However, they soon found it boring and tedious, finding no emotional reward in handling administration, incomparable to drama.
The clever swamp banshee summarized and immediately proposed a suggestion—
Since suitable talents were hard to find, why not train them ourselves?
This caught Lear's attention.
He looked at the swamp banshees with a scrutinizing gaze.
Immediately, he decided to appoint them as the Chief Officers for Cultural Knowledge Dissemination, to conduct two hours of literacy and knowledge teaching every night.
