In such desperate circumstances, the people who remained awake could only rely on highly automated industrial and agricultural systems to barely maintain the supply of basic necessities.
Anyone could see that if a cure for Sleeping Sickness could not be found soon, human society would face utter devastation.
Against this backdrop, the immense responsibility borne by Dr. Mei and Dr. Spasi went without saying.
As for the necromancer, he naturally knew the true source of Sleeping Sickness, but he had no intention of allowing human society to escape its current predicament so easily.
He still vividly remembered the "friction" from several days ago that had nearly erupted into a full-scale war with human society.
The necromancer's retaliation against the powerful and wealthy had actually been extremely dangerous.
Had Underwater City: Abyssal City and Lunar City: New Atra not been proven incapable of blocking the necromancer's curse magic, a global war would already have broken out.
Under such circumstances, the fact that Moros did not kick human society while it was down for Elysia and Eden's sake was already an extraordinarily rare display of restraint and tolerance.
They wanted him to lend a hand and help Moth to Fire and human society weather this crisis?
What a pipe dream!
Granted, the shadow of Sleeping Sickness also hung over the necromancer's territory, sending tens of thousands of citizens into slumber.
But because of the Territory-level Soul Collection Array, from a short-sighted perspective, Moros not only suffered no losses from this disaster, but unexpectedly gained even greater short-term benefits.
Therefore, in the face of the outside world's anxiety and panic, Moros remained calm and composed, showing no urgency to act.
As for the loss of long-term gains caused by Sleeping Sickness, he had already regarded it as a "strategic cost" that had to