"Dragon, it looked like you were the only one who could take the blame for this."
"Whatever. The Revolutionary Army had long since become a thorn in the World Government's side! One more incident made no difference. Besides, killing Celestial Dragons was only a matter of time."
Dragon said this without a care, casually picking up an apple and taking a bite.
"Well, making this public had both advantages and disadvantages. The advantage was that it could win over those nations suffering under the Celestial Dragons' brutal persecution, which would greatly help expand the Revolutionary Army.
But the disadvantage was that once you announced it, the World Government's attention on the Revolutionary Army would be raised to the absolute maximum. You would face frenzied retaliation.
You had better think this through carefully."
Dragon frowned deeply at those words, sitting there and weighing the gains and losses. After all, any decision made by the leader of an organization could stir up a massive storm.
Especially for a force like his, one engaged in revolution.
Mo Xingchen closed his eyes to rest and did not offer him much advice. Though he personally felt it would be better not to announce it for now, since what the Revolutionary Army needed most at this stage was time to develop and strengthen itself.
If they drew too much hatred too early and suffered a major siege from the World Government, then if they held on, they would break out of their cocoon and become a butterfly.
If they could not hold on, then that would be the end of them.
But Dragon was the leader of the Revolutionary Army, after all. He had to learn to steer the ship himself. Besides, Mo Xingchen was not his nanny; he could not handle everything for him.
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