"Of course! Are you all thinking of becoming official citizens of Great Zhou?"
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs member who said this even sounded more cheerful.
If he could get this done, it would be a major achievement! Just thinking about it was enough to get him excited.
Of course, he also knew that, in order to complete his task properly, he had better appear a little calmer.
As the thought crossed his mind, the staff member quietly adjusted his breathing and composed himself.
The Wood Elves were preoccupied with their own concerns, so none of them noticed anything unusual about him.
"Um... if we become official citizens, will the obligations we have to shoulder increase as well?"
After all, they had been working in Great Zhou for quite some time, so the Wood Elves understood this aspect fairly well.
At the same time, after adjusting his state of mind, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs member had already regained the professionalism expected of him when faced with this question.
"Regarding this, when you first came to work in Great Zhou, we should have given you a brief explanation. The obligations are basically about the same. To put it simply, you must obey the laws of Great Zhou."
At this point, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs member paused.
"Of course, after becoming official citizens, you will also have the obligation to respond to military conscription notices, obey military command, and fight for Great Zhou."
They worked and earned money in Great Zhou, and they likewise had to obey the laws of Great Zhou.
Under this premise, when Great Zhou had previously requested their aid, they had immediately assembled their forces and set out.
Although they had discovered halfway there that nothing was wrong and turned back, making the whole trip for