Nogu's affair was the first case the Mutual Aid Association had handled.
Its smooth resolution satisfied Su Ping. After all, he did not want their first intervention to establish an impression of forcing mediation through strength and combat power.
That kind of organization was not what he had originally intended, much less the original purpose of the Mutual Aid Association. Su Ping also believed that while such methods would attract support, they would likewise attract loathing and resistance.
Thus, peaceful mediation that benefited both parties and let both sides win was the best approach.
And sure enough, with Su Ping and the Mutual Aid Association fanning the flames of publicity, even the interview Hulk had voluntarily accepted over in Horse Country spoke of this successful mediation.
The mediation and its specific circumstances let quite a few Breeders who had been following the matter breathe a sigh of relief.
The Mutual Aid Association's situation needed close attention, but having its members jointly uphold its rules and order was the most sustainable approach.
And the clearest expression of this was the Mutual Aid Association's system of using membership points to mobilize members to help mediate for other members.
At the same time, Su Ping's presence could also ensure top-level combat strength and cohesion among the Breeders.
It could be said that everyone knew success was inevitable when Su Ping, now universally acknowledged as a Myth Breeder, brought this matter about and established the Mutual Aid Association.
For throughout history, there had never been a Breeder who commanded the trust and recognition of so many Breeders, nor had there ever been such a powerful Breeder under circumstances like these.
In a sense, Su Ping's greatest weakness in this regard might merely have been that the shadow of national power hung too heavily over