An Unexpected Gaze

Although many of the councilors treated the Speaker's plan as more of a joke, they had no intention of opposing it. Instead, they sent people to cooperate as much as possible.

After all, the Speaker was voluntarily footing the bill to equip the citizens under their rule with construct humanoids, boosting the populace's productivity for free.

As for whether the citizens would cause trouble after obtaining construct humanoids, or whether they would aid the enemy and allow the Spark Rebel Army to obtain large numbers of construct troops? Please. No matter how many heaps of scrap metal there were, it only meant casting a few more area-of-effect spells.

Moreover, according to the research of other councilors, controlling construct humanoids through mental power generally reduced a Professional's combat strength instead.

By splitting their consciousness to control constructs, a Professional's own reactions would inevitably become sluggish. And Professionals above Fourth Rank, who had condensed a Mental Power Core, had no need for such trash constructs.

All things considered, this was clearly a good thing with nothing but benefits for them.

Rather than paying attention to the Speaker's "pioneering" plan, quite a few esteemed councilors would rather worry about how to deal with the Spark Rebel Army.

Though it was still nominally a civilian Resistance Organization, it was now only one step away from directly mobilizing the Guardian Ninth Ranks of the major kingdoms to fight in coordination.

Furthermore, Spark Leader Leo had been witnessed appearing simultaneously on multiple Ninth Rank battlefields.

Although these "Leos" differed somewhat in build, gender, and fighting style, once they put on masks and wore the Spark Organization commander's uniform, who would dare say they were not Leo? At present, with the fighting growing increasingly fierce, the territories of some Small Kingdoms had already completely changed hands, their