After the two Visiting Delegations joined up, they would briefly stay outside the city for a day to rest and recover before setting out for home. There were too many people, and the temporary hotel they had booked was already full.
Some people could only pitch tents in the wilderness or simply stand watch through the night. Most of the security personnel were Fighters, after all, and with the aid of drugs and Implant Bodies, a single night would hardly affect them.
Most of the upper-level members of the delegation, however, had rooms of their own.
Chen Chuan had arranged to rest aboard an airship. Thus, he brought Gao Ming and the people from the Fighter Council up Mooring Tower and into the airship's main cabin.
Once they were seated, the two representatives of the International Fighter Council Association took out their identification cards and placed them on the table.
One of them, a middle-aged Bearded Man, said, "Mr. Chen Chuan, these are our identification documents. You may use a Cochlea Worm or World Token in Central City to verify our information against the database. You will find us on the personnel roster of the International Fighter Council."
The International Fighter Council was not a unified organization. Rather, it was an international body composed of permanent representatives dispatched by the Fighter Councils of various countries, jointly discussing, resolving, and managing matters concerning Fighters entering one another's territories.
At times, they also accepted commissions from other countries' Fighter Councils, providing certain services or supervision for Fighters who entered their own countries.
For example, they could be commissioned to act as agents for restriction agreements, though such cases were rare. Countries generally kept restriction agreements concerning their own Fighters firmly in their own hands and would not casually entrust them to others.