The remote spellcasting spanning dozens of kilometers carries inherent risks, with no one able to guarantee absolute success. The druids are prepared for the possibility of failure, entrusting all hope onto this plan.
Of course, Ben is also aware that the druids, since the onset of the Wolf Calamity, have secretly relocated a group of young druids and elders as a contingency to preserve their legacy in case of failure. This is perfectly understandable, so he chose to turn a blind eye.
But Ben actually knows that this plan is far from being as perilous as the druids imagine. Players in the spellcasting game have completed long-distance spell transfer successfully many times across various battles later on.
Moreover, the maximum number used by the players was six Fragmented Agates, the minimum being even just one. In fact, experts on the forum have deduced that generally only four are needed to ensure a success rate of over ninety-seven percent.
