At the port of Settlement No. 1, the Velanders who had drifted at sea for two weeks finally came ashore.
Aside from a handful of extreme Boro People conservatives still protesting the Villant Street project, most local survivors welcomed these pitiful people who had come from afar.
Including those who had once been indifferent to them.
In a sense, they had those emotional Boro People to thank for that.
Their unreasonable behavior and refusal to listen to reason had produced the exact opposite effect in public opinion.
In a sense, it did make them, moved by their own actions, more united—but it also made their huddled little group even more disliked by everyone else.
Any reasonable or unreasonable demand could be made in The Alliance, but if it came with "If you don't listen to me, I'll throw a tantrum," or "If you don't listen to me, you're finished," then nobody was going to be intimidated.
Some conservatives, just to spite those overgrown babies, deliberately made banners that the babies would hate and went to welcome the Velanders they had no interest in.
Don't like it?
Then get the hell back to your Boro Province!
We've had enough of you too!
If the Boro People's methods worked so well, then the folks in Boro Province must have been eating their fill.
Of course, it had to be said that royalist overgrown babies did not represent all Boro People.
Some had still integrated into The Alliance.
Perhaps to repair their relationships with the rest of society, perhaps because they genuinely felt sorry, a group of Boro People stood at the harbor despite the contempt of their own kin and welcomed the Velanders oppressed by the Legion.
Most of them were Moon Tribe members, including Suka, one of the representatives of the