Most of Saine's speech had been predetermined as well. He had submitted a draft of his remarks to the Wizard Alliance in advance.
Knight Mane had told him that he could improvise freely within "limited" bounds.
As for just how broad those limits were, Saine had to savor that for himself.
What Saine raised regarding the Subhumanoid issue was mainly that, over the past several tens of thousands of years, the status of the Subhumanoid race in the Wizard World had never been guaranteed.
Even the sea creatures had their own Mermaid Dominator to speak for them, yet the Subhumanoid race remained third-class citizens of the Wizard World.
And that was not all Saine spoke of. He also addressed the matter of how the Subhumanoid race was classified.
"Nowadays, there are more and more 'Subhumanoid' creatures within our Wizard Alliance, and some Subhumanoids clearly possess Wizard World bloodlines, yet because they were born in Alien Worlds, they have not received recognition from our Wizard Civilization."
"I hope that this Alliance Assembly can redefine the scope of what constitutes a Subhumanoid and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of Wizard World creatures." Saine said.
Saine's remarks set off two successive waves of uproar in the assembly hall, each of a different scale.
His first proposal was manageable enough. It mainly concerned equal rights for Subhumanoids within the Wizard World. Most of those concerned with the motion were Wizard World creatures, while the more numerous Alien Creatures were merely there to watch the fun.
But the latter point he raised touched upon the interests of many Alliance Planes, especially those Alien Worlds dominated by Humanoid Creatures.
To say nothing else, Orc World alone had quite a few Half-Orcs with human bloodlines from the Wizard World. If Saine's second proposal passed, would that