The Savior was something Morpheus alone believed in without question. Perhaps because of his influence, that belief had spread to quite a few people.
But those who did not believe in The Savior, or merely regarded The Savior as a highly skilled hacker, still made up the overwhelming majority.
For instance, Zion's military commander, Morpheus's romantic rival, was one of them.
This commander had even wildly imagined that Morpheus wanted to use this excuse to compete with him for command authority.
Thus, while they were in Zion, Xu Yue and the others had been subjected to subtle exclusion.
In the original storyline, Neo had spent half a year rescuing numerous survivors before stabilizing his position and gaining a little fame, enough to avoid being excluded.
Yet even then, the upper ranks of the commander's faction had still disliked them.
Now, with no accomplishments whatsoever, things would only be worse than before.
The overall atmosphere was stifling. Many residents living here looked at Xu Yue's group as if they were con artists.
"You still need to convince them through your actions."
Xu Yue patted Neo's somewhat bewildered shoulder. There was no need to stoop to the level of these pitiful people; facts would be enough to convince them.
The Savior's radiance would surely shine upon them.
Well, all he needed to do was provide The Savior with some psychological guidance.
Because of how things had begun, Xu Yue currently held slightly more influence over Neo than Morpheus and Trinity combined...
"How inspiring. It seems that most captains are still willing to contribute for everyone's sake."
Morpheus stood at the entrance of the repaired warship. Looking at the grim-faced commander before him, he reached out and shook his hand.
Although this supreme commander had repeatedly hinted that the captains should not