"I suggest we immediately form a Three-eyed Race unit," David said.
"Tell everyone the pros and cons of becoming a Three-eyed Race member, and let the Society members volunteer to sign up. Outsider Personnel can join too. Be careful—we must retain a portion of pure humans. Having everyone become Three-eyed Race members definitely isn't a good thing, so don't approve every application," Mo Qiong said.
David nodded. "Understood."
The current situation was unusual. Turning large numbers of Society members from humans into nonhumans was an unavoidable measure.
If the Three-eyed Race couldn't retain their rationality, they would never have done this.
Even so, the Blue White Society remained highly restrained. This was an irreversible transformation. It was impossible to have every Society member undergo it, much less change the entire human race into another species.
The Three-eyed Race were derivatives, after all—Contained Objects created by Contained Objects. Turning the entire human race into Contained Objects was an absolute last resort.
Che Yun had decisively transformed herself to take Mo Qiong's place as a member of the Three-eyed Race. If there were any consequences, Che Yun was willing to bear them in Mo Qiong's stead.
She knew that Mo Qiong absolutely couldn't become a disciple of an evil god, even if that evil god actually protected humanity.
Mo Qiong was the president. He couldn't be inexplicably influenced for some strange reason. Chimu's example from before was still fresh in everyone's minds.
He was human, so he could represent humanity. How could he hand over both his body and mind to an uncontrollable mysterious entity?
As expected, becoming a member of the Three-eyed Race came with certain drawbacks.
For example, there were mental shackles. Protecting Earth and protecting humanity were understandable, but for some inexplicable reason, there was also the duty to