After reading the ruling, Prince Morgan immediately understood that they were not the first side to make use of the War Fairness Principle clause.
As early as ten months ago, when the Skrulls had first entered Blue Star, someone on Blue Star had filed a complaint with Sheng Ge, accusing the Skrulls of "occupying all the springs on Blue Star and being unfair to Blue Star Humans."
And Sheng Ge had already issued a ruling back then.
That ruling did not require the Skrulls to leave Blue Star, nor did it order them to surrender any share of the Psionic Springs to Blue Star. Instead, it increased the resource acquisition in the "Evolution" game.
After the ruling took effect, Blue Star Humans could bring out 1% of the equipment produced in the game, and some NPCs with Golden Bloodlines could also come to the real world.
As for why Sheng Ge had made such a ruling, that was still unknown.
But one thing was certain: Tina had to be a member of those Golden Bloodline Family NPCs.
In other words, Tina, Cat Morning Star, and the others being able to revive multiple times had already been established in the first ruling.
No wonder Sheng Ge had directly rejected their appeal this time.
"So that was what happened." Prince Morgan nodded.
By now, he had completely understood the whole chain of events.
But after learning the truth, another question surfaced in his mind—who exactly was the Blue Star individual who had filed that first complaint? Just who were they?
Blue Star Humans should not have known about the War Fairness Principle clause before!
If they had known, how could Su Yu have publicly revealed that he was receiving support from the Silver Federation's Secret Court of Prophecy? Wouldn't that have