The next morning.
The Alliance Building was as busy as ever.
Especially the Foreign Affairs Department's offices.
Ever since the Sticky Community opened electronic currency settlement channels for member states, new faces came here every day to "report in," asking whether their own settlements could be connected to the system as well.
After all, the currencies issued by most survivor settlements across the wasteland had virtually no circulation value.
Take the Red River Alliance's red and blue notes, for example.
If they could exchange their own money for silver coins, Cr, dinars, or even the Sunset Province's Golden Lion Coins, Golden Camel Coins, or the Boro Province's Xilan Coins, that would be wonderful.
Although economic cooperation was not the Foreign Affairs Department's responsibility, establishing diplomatic relations was still a prerequisite for cooperation.
If the Alliance had once needed to search the wasteland for other settlements and actively market itself to the outside world, then after the War of Heaven came to an end, the situation had completely reversed—now it was the wasteland's settlements that actively came to River Valley Province in search of the Alliance.
In a sense, Chu Guang really was fulfilling the promise he had made back then—Dawn City was becoming another kind of Utopia City.
Although the former's facilities were far less luxurious than the latter's, even survivors who had not settled in this city, or had never even been here, could benefit from its prosperity.
And that was something even Utopia City did not possess.
As usual, the Alliance's foreign minister, Cheng Yan, arrived at his office right on time for work and casually tossed the intelligence sent over by the Guards Corps into a drawer.
No surprises, this information would soon come in handy.
And just as he had expected, shortly after he sat down