In Perfikot's view, the mages' resistance is nothing more than a temporary stress reaction, much like how it takes scholars three years to start a revolt, their rebellion is merely an immediate response.
Whether through exchanging benefits, exerting authority, or other methods, as long as Perfikot is willing to put in the effort, she can handle it.
If nothing else works, she can just place them on a cold shelf and wait for these mages to quiet down themselves.
However, for Perfikot, these aren't the fastest solutions to the problem.
What she wants is to solve the production issues of heat dissipation panels with drawn temperature control barriers in the shortest possible time, and ensure their output meets the demand to cover the entire Northern Territory in the coming months.
This clearly can't be achieved through political maneuvers and dragging things out with these mages.
Of course, this level of problem is evidently not difficult for Perfikot.
