Fortunately, these radical young and vigorous officers had not yet become the mainstream within the Crimson Dragon Army.
Ever since the massive explosion at the Red Creek Project's crystal warehouse, Dragon City had been shrouded in an inscrutable fog. Yet the Crimson Dragon Army had remained highly restrained, displaying no overly obvious leanings in the contest between the Nine Super Enterprises and the Blue Alliance.
But Meng Chao believed that when the time came to declare their position and choose one side or the other, the Crimson Dragon Army would definitely stand with the Blue Alliance, with the countless ordinary citizens of Dragon City.
Then, if Lü Siya, backed by the broad support of the public, made a few not-too-excessive requests of the Crimson Dragon Army as the "spokesperson of the Blue Alliance," the army would have no reason, emotionally or logically, to refuse.
Yet this left Meng Chao facing a colossal problem.
To be fair, if Meng Chao had to choose between the Nine Super Enterprises and the Crimson Dragon Army, he would certainly choose the latter.
Aside from the fact that, in the fragments of his memories from the previous life, Dragon City under the leadership of the Nine Super Enterprises had met an incomparably tragic end, convincing Meng Chao that Dragon City had to replace its "helmsmen" and "dealers" to avert the coming apocalypse.
His experiences traveling through Turanze over the past year had also made him deeply understand just how dark, ignorant, bloody, backward, and outwardly strong but inwardly weak a civilization ruled purely by the "strong" could be.
If the Nine Super Enterprises were allowed to continue their grotesque, unchecked expansion, then sooner or later, those Transcendents from wealthy clans would become like Turanze's Five Great Clans—so-called "nobles" who ruled the entire civilization and enslaved