No unexpected complications arose; everything went very smoothly.
The Heavenly Strategy Bureau drafted a complete set of regulations, which was then submitted to the Grand Commandant's Mansion for review.
The meeting only took three hours.
Even including the travel time, it took the two sides merely half a day to reconcile.
Many factors had influenced the outcome, but two were particularly crucial.
First, Optimus Prime and Megatron had not lost their heads. Once Xiao Tianyang intervened, they would no longer remain deadlocked.
Whether or not Xiao Tianyang had proposed an effective solution, they would not have dragged things out any longer.
At the very least, they currently shared a common weakness: Cybertron Planet.
Second, the solution fully met their expectations, and neither could deny its terms.
Because if they denied it, would that not prove they feared the other side?
Their grudges could temporarily vanish, but the desire to outdo each other would never be forgotten.
Optimus Prime wanted to prove that even if the Decepticons got a head start, the Autobots could still overtake them later.
Megatron, meanwhile, needed to prove that the Decepticons could surpass the Autobots in a short time and keep them eating dust from behind.
It had to be said that their performance greatly satisfied Xiao Tianyang.
Thus, within two hours, Xiao Tianyang's orders had reached Cybertron Planet.
First, the Decepticons were assigned a designation.
Second, the two legions were reorganized.
The Decepticons' designation remained unchanged, and they would not use traditional naming conventions.
In other words, the Decepticons would not carry a legion suffix.
Of course, neither would the Autobots.
The two legions would merge into a single Group Army, but no supreme commander would be appointed.
Optimus Prime and Megatron could fight however they wished within their own circles, but once a major