Lord of the Stars
Chapter 3291

As It Should Be (Part 1)

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The images of those Great Monarchs were one thing, but the truly invaluable historical material should have been the speeches delivered by the Great Monarchs during this internal meeting.

The Projection Zone had even thoughtfully included electronic transcripts of the relevant speeches for comparison.

No wonder Great Monarch Mu Kuo was such a thoughtful man. The internal speech records he had sent were clearly discussing how to strengthen security for the Mirror Spacetime behind the Boundary Curtain.

This should have been a regular meeting, complete with summaries, statements of position, and directives.

Halfway through, Tai Yu realized that the extremely low-key Gatekeeper Lord beside them was likely the meeting's host.

Yi Ya, meanwhile, only matched that taciturn yet capable middle-aged man to the Gatekeeper Lord in the latter half of the recording.

"Is this the Gatekeeper Lord? He really doesn't resemble the footage from the Calamity Era at all. I always felt that the Gatekeeper Lord back then was ancient and mysterious."

Tai Yu did not respond. He merely watched closely and listened to the meeting.

It had to be said that this meeting offered a partial glimpse of the Tian Yuan Empire's past.

Among those present, only Wei Che, Bing Ming, and Rong Jing were figures on the level of the Forty-Four Founding Great Monarchs. But with the Great Monarchs of the middle generation included, there were around twenty in all.

Even though many of their names had already vanished into the River of Time, the electronic transcript provided by Great Monarch Mu Kuo contained annotations and introductions for each of them. It was quite enlightening.

At the meeting, every Great Monarch spoke, and the overwhelming majority merely stated their positions:

They basically declared that they, their families, relatives, and subordinates would strictly abide by the security requirements while

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