That said, thanks to the backbone provided by the Superstar Group, the Fallen Star Society, the Martial God Hall, Blue Homeland, and others, and because the relationship between ordinary people and Transcendents, between Mid-Low Level Superhumans from humble backgrounds and Peerless Experts born into powerful families, was not one of life-or-death, irreconcilable hatred.
After venting their extreme emotions, most people were still willing to sit down, think calmly, and rationally discuss Dragon City's future.
In the course of these discussions, like any emerging force, the Blue Alliance was continuously evolving at an astonishing pace.
For example, in the discussion group Ai Lei had recently joined, many Blue Alliance members and supporters no longer confined themselves to discussing the Underground Black Market, the massive explosion at the Red Creek Project crystal warehouse, or the scandals from Shen Yuanbao's rise to prominence.
Instead, they considered on a deeper level the relationship between ordinary people and Transcendents, as well as the impact of Superhuman Power upon Dragon City Civilization as a whole.
Meng Chao saw that the most discussed post read as follows:
"Every law, moral code, and order in modern Earth Civilization is built upon the self-evident foundation that 'all people are equal.'
"And the reason the idea of 'all people are equal' could take root so deeply was, ultimately, because the martial strength of human individuals was naturally equal.
"From the ignorant age when humanity's ancestors had yet to kindle the first spark of fire, to the Information Age beneath towering skyscrapers, bustling traffic, and radio waves filling the entire atmosphere, no matter how the times developed, how science and technology leapt forward, or how social systems changed, the gap between human individuals had never widened beyond its limits.
"Even in ages when imperial power was at its most severe, the