Jiang Yue's reasoning wasn't complicated. It was more like a high school math problem: identify all the known variables, work with what you know, and try to find the answer.
His opinion was fair and to the point.
Even if some people in the Action Bureau weren't entirely convinced, they couldn't find a good reason to argue against him. After all, from a rational standpoint, talk was cheap. The only thing they could do now was keep resisting the Bizarre Tree and try to destroy it.
As for how many schemes the Underground Race still had, or how they might invade the Surface World in the future, those were still mysteries to humanity.
And the only part of that mystery they'd seen so far was the Bizarre Tree.
Luo Teng nodded. "Everyone, no matter what private thoughts you may have or how dire the situation has become, we all understand what we're facing. There's only one side we can take now: humanity's. Any other stance is tantamount to making ourselves our own enemy. So I hope you'll set aside your personal interests and work together to fight for humanity's survival and its future."
"Meeting adjourned!"
Luo Teng was always decisive, never one to drag things out.
As soon as he'd said his piece, he ended the meeting.
Jiang Yue walked out of the conference room. Han Yiming caught up with him. "Little Jiang, want to stop by my office?"
Jiang Yue had actually started dealing with Han Yiming earlier than he had with Luo Teng.
But as time went by, he saw Han Yiming less and less. They weren't exactly distant, but they weren't as close as he was with Luo Teng, either.
Old Han's tendency to look before he leaped, always weighing the consequences of everything, also made Jiang