Voting

By the time Orsaga and Farid had finished discussing matters,

the topic on stage among Jue Changge and the others had already shifted to how, under the premise of mutual cooperation,

the Ordinary Humans on Blue Star would be a useful resource, capable of providing them with reserves.

Therefore, they needed to be cultivated...

And a series of related topics.

In this regard, many transmigrators themselves might have been utterly indifferent.

But the governments of every nation on Blue Star, which were closely watching this meeting, cared immensely.

One after another, they frantically sent messages to their own transmigrators, demanding that they agree to provisions beneficial to their respective sides during the meeting.

Even Orsaga's communicator had not escaped, forced to receive quite a few messages.

The notification sounds came as densely as a telegraph receiver!

It was truly irritating!

Thus,

Orsaga casually crushed the thing into countless particles of dust.

Throughout the entire process, he had not even lowered his head to glance at the communicator.

Much less could he be bothered to care how those sending him messages would react.

After all, even if this was only a game, a mere group of mortals still had no right to influence his decisions.

Orsaga would only do what he wanted to do.

Inside the venue,

"Since that is the case, let us settle it by voting."

"The number of transmigrators present accounts for at least nine-tenths of Blue Star's current transmigrator population. If the majority among us agrees to establish a large neutral Arbitration Organization composed of transmigrators, then that organization will naturally come into being. Conversely, if most members disagree, then we will continue doing our own thing."

Following the words of a certain transmigrator,

the people participating in the discussion nodded one after another after a