What was more, according to Meng Chao, the Turan Orcs were not even the strongest civilization ruling the Otherworld.
Back on Earth, even three-year-old children understood the principles that "when two tigers fight, one is bound to be injured" and "when the snipe and clam fight, the fisherman profits."
Naturally, Dragon City Citizens did not want to be the snipe and clam.
They only wanted to be the fisherman.
At this moment, under the Blue Alliance's active orchestration, many websites and social media platforms that feared the world was not chaotic enough promptly launched polls.
On one side stood the Turan Civilization—half-human, half-beast, blood-drinking, hair-eating, barbaric, and warlike.
There might even be grotesque barbarian races such as ogres, the undead, Two-Headed Trolls, Frost Giants, and more.
On the other side stood humans with blonde hair, blue eyes, snow-white skin, and holy light swirling around them, seeming sacred and inviolable.
Who was the enemy, and who was the friend?
In Meng Chao's Doomsday Nightmare, it had been the upper echelons of the Nine Super Enterprises—the lofty elites who ruled Dragon City—who made the choice.
The "friends" chosen by those elites were, of course, the Holy Light Human Race with blonde hair, blue eyes, and snow-white skin.
But now, the ones logging into major websites and social media platforms to cast their sacred votes were countless Dragon City Citizens, ordinary people with sincere and simple emotions.
In just three minutes, the major websites and social media platforms received votes from at least several million users.
And that number was still soaring at a rate visible to the naked eye.
According to the available data, Dragon City Citizens who chose to ally with the Turan Orcs—even with ogres, Skeleton Soldiers, the undead, Two-Headed Trolls, and Frost Giants—accounted for an overwhelming 61.7%.
Ordinary citizens