The letter was very official in tone. Its general meaning was that Oran and Vegapunk had made outstanding contributions in the fields of medicine and peace, and the World Government greatly appreciated their actions. Therefore, they had specially approved their visit to the Holy Land, and so on.
"Did you know what was in it?"
After reading the letter with Vegapunk, Oran turned his attention back to the World Government officials. He wanted to know whether they were merely messengers or had come with some other purpose.
"We do not. We are not qualified to read the letter. The orders we received were to follow your arrangements after delivering it.
My name is Spandine. Is there anything else the letter requires us to do?"
The official leading the group was Spandine, the father of Spandam from the original timeline—the man whose Doriki Value was only nine and whose combat ability was worse than that of an ordinary soldier.
Compared with his useless son, Spandine was much more capable when it came to handling affairs. He also had closer connections within the World Government's official system, which was why he was now qualified to lead missions.
Spandine's tone was extremely respectful. This was not the first time the Ybel Prize had been awarded, but none of the previous recipients had drawn the Five Elders' interest.
He was here to deliver a letter, not arrest anyone. Spandine would not be so bored as to provoke the dislike of people the government might potentially place great importance on.
As for the contents of the letter, Spandine genuinely did not know. This move by the Five Elders was more of a ceremonial gesture, mainly meant to show that the World Government also valued peace.
Only Saturn had taken a slight interest in Oran and