Bringing Xiang Zhiguo back to the school went smoothly, completing their first contact and visit. Most importantly, it confirmed that Lin Hao had told the truth.
Precisely because of this, Xiang Zhiguo took Lin Hao straight back to their Settlement.
Looking down from the air at the Settlement's relaxed, pastoral atmosphere, Lin Hao was also somewhat surprised.
"To carve out such a paradise in the Abyss, who knows how much effort you must have put in."
Lin Hao could sense the excellent atmosphere in their Settlement.
They truly treated the Settlement's survivors as fellow countrymen and family.
Although, in terms of age and time, many of them now belonged to a new generation born in the Abyss, they had still preserved that spirit.
"I still don't know how the new generation's identity should be determined. Do children born with people from other worlds count as Transmigrators?"
Lin Hao seemed somewhat curious. Several years had passed, and new lives had actually begun to appear among the students, but these newborns could not yet communicate, so their situation remained uncertain.
Clearly, however, Xiang Zhiguo's people should already have figured this out.
"It's very simple for newborns to obtain the identity of Transmigrators: a sense of belonging. As long as they genuinely consider themselves Earthlings, even children born with people from other worlds can directly obtain Transmigrators' Identity."
Xiang Zhiguo held nothing back, and Lin Hao nodded.
Sure enough, the Earth Will was still very crafty. Whether it was denying permissions to those who obtained their identity through Conversion or using this "sense of belonging," both could largely prevent outsiders from taking over.
For example, even though the Vought Group and Skynet Group had taken control of Settlements, permissions limited the number of people they could convert, and they also needed Transmigrators for