The kind that could be subdivided endlessly.
Fortunately, all these Demi-humans had one thing in common.
They understood fists, and they understood virtue.
So Lynn had downplayed racial narratives and emphasized cultural identity, achieving harmony.
Things were going well for now. There were basically no problems.
Demi-humans were generally good-looking, and humans liked them a lot.
Of course, there were also extreme pure-bloods who hated the contamination of their bloodlines.
These conflicts existed.
Lynn hadn't suppressed them.
Unity through struggle brings unity.
Unity through unity brings its demise.
Culturally, Demi-humans lagged far behind humans.
On top of that, Demi-humans had countless cultures of their own.
They were even more fragmented.
Rather than preserving cultural diversity through the sort of labeling that the Red Alliance had proven would inevitably lead to division,
Lynn focused on the main culture, breaking up small groups so they could integrate into it.
Demi-humans were reclassified into especially small groups, like Gray Cat Clan and White Bear Clan, but they received no preferential treatment.
Humans received no preferential treatment either.
The investigation into racial issues hadn't turned up any major problems so far.
Everything was within acceptable limits, and everyone was quite united.
Lynn's plan for the Demi-humans was to establish an Autonomous region, ensuring they wouldn't be treated unfairly. In the north of Aningsbe was the Demi-human Commissioner's jurisdiction.
Lilim's administration was doing reasonably well so far.
Lynn wasn't ruling a Great Clan through a smaller clan. The core leadership was still made up of humans.
In the future, they would have to consider the instinctive resistance people felt toward the obvious differences between the races. The best solution was for the smaller head to control the brain.
Let both sides be controlled by the smaller head, and bring about a great merging of bloodlines.