"What happened?"
After seeing Mr. Su answer the phone, the first Old Captain of the Sea Nation asked with a smile.
"Nothing. Just a minor dispute."
Mr. Su returned to his seat and explained with a smile, "Let's continue."
Everyone in the meeting room felt that something was slightly off after hearing this.
They knew that for a call to be made directly here while Mr. Su was receiving the Sea Nation's expert team—and for the caller to insist on speaking with Mr. Su even after his secretary answered—it definitely could not be some minor dispute.
But Mr. Su showed no sign of anxiety. Clearly, he still considered receiving the expert team the more important matter.
"From what Old Man Ye said, it seems you place great importance on cooperation between the Sea Nation and the Alliance?"
Mr. Su asked with a smile, picking up the previous topic and diverting everyone's attention.
The first Old Captain of the Sea Nation smiled and nodded before continuing, "As the genius scholar who once jumped from the Alliance Research Institute building wrote in his final letter, the emergence of Mental Mutants will inevitably bring an unimaginable impact to the social structure and civilized order we are accustomed to. We must prepare to welcome the arrival of God."
"Although, like most people, I don't like this possible God."
At this point, he smiled and said, "But I also understand that his level will inevitably exceed our imagination."
Mr. Su listened and nodded lightly.
What the Old Captain had said was actually a consensus.
At present, most High Wall Cities and organizations had not publicized matters concerning Mental Mutation, in order to avoid causing panic.
But as managers, they all knew exactly what kind of changes they were facing.
From these changes, it was