The people of Warfire Continent had no way to resist the Claymore Warriors. Any Claymore could suppress them with ease, let alone now that these Claymores would not grow old and could live for a very long time.
Chang Wei's words revealed a calm, rational analysis that left everyone present unable to refute him. Indeed, from a practical standpoint, this was an efficient plan that could both solve the labor problem and make use of existing resources.
"We can sign contracts with them, promising them freedom and land after they complete the construction of the great wall and the postwar reconstruction. We can even grant them new identities and status on Experiment Continent based on their contributions. That way, they will have both the motivation to work and hope for the future, and naturally give it their all."
The Claymore Warriors had no objections whatsoever. After learning the truth, they hated Warfire Continent to the bone. For over a hundred years, the Yoma used in their experiments had killed who knew how many people. Making them slaves now was nothing in comparison.
Every Claymore had been left with their family destroyed by Yoma. If it were up to them, they absolutely would not mind killing these survivors of Warfire Continent.
The Claymore Warriors gave Chang Wei's plan their full support.
They knew full well that the hatred between themselves and Warfire Continent could never be erased, but they understood even more clearly that this was not the time to wallow in hatred. They needed to unite every force they could and fight the greater threat together—the monsters ravaging the world.
Thus, under Chang Wei's leadership, an unprecedented collaboration and construction effort began.
After losing their former power and status, the survivors of Warfire Continent began taking part in the construction