The Mine Island Alliance's Manager Sun Should Also Be Guilty of Colluding with Outsiders, Right?

There were many people in the Mine Island Alliance who shared Danny Koman's thoughts.

As the first Gathering Place to enter a period of peaceful development, this place had already begun to develop the rudimentary shape of a small society.

Humanity had gradually abandoned the savage practice of mutual plunder and begun seeking more civilized and rational ways to survive, entering an era of civilization based on barter.

The value of labor had also been reevaluated and affirmed here. People could obtain payment according to their skills and contributions, while all kinds of produced supplies now had an established reference point.

If this sudden outbreak of chaos had not occurred, the smelting plants on the various islands would soon have served as the first rumble of spring thunder, opening the way for the alliance's development.

Unfortunately, under the current circumstances, everything seemed to have become empty talk.

"Everyone should return to your posts for now. Our production can't stop."

Danny Koman raised a hand and waved it. "Although the manager sacrificed himself on Water Horse Island, our factory has reached the most crucial period for shipping out our products. As long as we find suitable buyers, I can guarantee here and now that we'll get a good price and continue our development."

The workers actually wanted to ask more questions, but Danny Koman no longer had the patience to answer their foolish questions.

Could Silver Sand Island be unsafe while the other islands were guaranteed to be safe?

Had last night's chaos ended, making it certain that no new chaos would break out tonight? Before anything truly happened, all speculation was empty talk. They might as well focus on what was in front of them.

After instructing several shift supervisors to arrange for the workers to enter the workshops, Danny