What wonderful news~
The first bilateral talks between Enheria and Zodiacal had concluded successfully!
Though that success was relative.
While Enheria had secured every advantage, the outcome probably hadn't been quite so successful for Zodiacal.
Fortunately, SpiCa hadn't been there, or she might have flipped the conference table...
That clever penguin lady had clearly underestimated just how greedy I could be. Giving way at every turn would only cost her most of her say, but I had no intention of sympathizing with the loser. Wasn't that just how cruel this world was?
Besides, she'd at least kept her organization. Zodiacal's signboard was still there, even if it now existed in name only. If I wanted, I could have absorbed Zodiacal into Enheria outright, but the disadvantages outweighed the benefits. It would leave too many potential problems.
Aldebaran, meanwhile, had kept herself above it all. She only offered proposals and maintained a neutral stance, taking no sides...
No, I couldn't really say she took no sides.
Her allegiance simply followed whoever held the advantage. She cooperated with whoever spoke the loudest, a complete fence-sitter, as long as it advanced her "Cocoon Project."
As for whether the plan would cover the entire moon?
Or just the Lunar City?
How would witches and magical girls survive without outside supplies?
How would they stay in contact with Earth once everything was sealed off?
The think tanks of Zodiacal and Enheria would discuss those details together, but with technology and magic backing them, none of that posed much of a problem.
And this city, which had belonged to Monsters and witches to begin with, would now come under Enheria's management.
Zodiacal had originally managed the Lunar City, so the takeover was convenient. Some of Enheria's witches had been recruited by Sun Ji from within the