There were many people like Nadra, even in those self-proclaimed developed nations.
There were insignificant little people like dust, and naturally there were also powerful big shots. While the little people were still wondering what to do, the latter had already formed political organizations and reclaimed most of what was theirs.
However, though they had reintegrated into society and once again become people above others, wherever there was such a group, there were political demands. There was naturally no reason to give up the political power they had already obtained.
The authorities had also established organizations such as the Returnees Committee to mediate conflicts between returnees and ordinary people. Society and politics, already complicated to begin with, had become even more convoluted and chaotic under the effects of the Blip.
This was miserable for ordinary returnees. They did not care about all that; they merely wanted a good life. Yet they had not expected things to grow increasingly complicated, as if their former lives could never return.
So when an executive manager from the Osborn Group appeared on Earth and offered them comfortable housing, delicious food, and even unimaginable medical services, they had no reason not to side with the Osborn Group.
In less than three days, the small groups formed by returnee politicians had vanished completely, replaced by the Osborn Group taking deep root in this world.
Returnees and impoverished people who had received aid, along with those drawn to the Osborn Group, all raised its banner. Even though governments around the world kept proclaiming that the Osborn Group were Outsiders and could not be trusted, their political organizations were disintegrating at an alarming pace.
After all, whether in technological level, military strength, administrative efficiency, or anything else, the Osborn Group far surpassed this world's natives.
Even the superheroes