This situation among the common people had not yet drawn the attention of most High-Ranked Professionals and nobles. Anvis had noticed it solely because of a Prophet's sensitivity to fate.
Anvis knew very well that quite a few people still remained unwilling to give up on the widespread adoption of the Construct Network.
Although the Speaker's stunt involving a wave of Sacrifices had left the formerly victimized ninth-rankers still plagued by Ma'eilimu's negative power, the immense benefits brought by the Construct Network were equally self-evident.
Not to mention that, before the Speaker activated the "Final Plan," the overwhelming sensation of power—nearly akin to that of a God—had captivated almost everyone who had truly experienced it.
Indeed, handing the network's highest authority to someone else could be dangerous, but if one independently created a similar network, would that not be the best of both worlds?
With that mindset, although no one mentioned the matter openly anymore, some ambitious individuals still secretly intended to restart the "Construct Network 2.0" project.
In fact, part of the reason the Federation authorities had not collected all those headbands was the influence of these very people.
The key to the Construct Network still lay in its users. So long as public opinion did not turn against it, its foundation would remain intact.
Now that this trend had suddenly emerged among the Federation's populace, Anvis could hardly avoid suspecting that someone had grown impatient and wanted to stir up trouble.
As it happened, his main body at Pamir Academy had drawn a great deal of attention because of the Eternal Gold Club, so it was currently keeping a low profile.
Anvis simply let his avatar continue its routine check-ins at the academy for the time being, while his main body took the opportunity to disengage and focus