Although Alhaitham was deeply worried about what Yucheng was doing, he had no reason to stop it. Turning the harsh desert into a forest was a good deed that would benefit generations to come.
If he stopped it, he would probably become the target of public outrage in Sumeru, and then there would be no hope of living the energy-saving life he wanted.
Besides, after going through everything in the desert with Dehya, Rahman, and the others, he actually hoped the desert region could develop well. After all, compared with the Rainforest, the desert region was simply far too poor.
In Alhaitham's view, vast disparities in wealth were permissible, but only on an individual level. At the national level, excessive wealth disparities between regions would cause regional divisions, which would in turn lead to the country's fragmentation. This was no alarmist talk.
At the very least, Sumeru was already showing early signs of this. To prevent it from happening, they at least had to give the desert region hope for change. If the Akademiya continued implementing its previous policies, war between the Desert and the Rainforest would be inevitable.
With that thought, Alhaitham could only hope that the contents of the Letter of State establishing diplomatic relations between Sumeru and Inazuma would be acceptable to both him and Lesser Lord Kusanali.
Iskandar's objections dissolved under the overwhelming impact of Yucheng's miraculous feat. With such a miracle before them, the support plan for the desert region had already become an unstoppable tide.
And so this stirring conference came to an end, but its influence was only just beginning.
Even though the Akasha was no longer in use, a condensed account of the conference soon spread through every street and alley in Sumeru.
The shock it brought the people of Sumeru was