An Extra’s POV

The meeting didn't take very long.

After their greetings, and a few casual conversations between Rey and the Council Members, the rest of the Otherworlders also joined in on the conversation.

They followed Rey's lead and acted very familiar with the higher-ups.

This did two things for both sides.

One was establishing the position of the Otherworlders, associating them with the highest position of power in the United Human Alliance. In essence, they weren't just lackeys, but actual partners with the Royal Council.

The second, and perhaps more crucial thing, was making it so the Royal Council had a deep bond with the Otherworlders; hence warding off any scavengers who desired to poach any of them to the other side.

Plus, since it was possible that the nobles were beginning to act very cocky and more entitled due to having Otherworlders on their side, by presenting Otherworlders on the side of the Royal Council, it would serve to caution them.

When comparing quality, it was clear who had the superior allies.

Hence, it was even possible for the opposite to happen—at least, in the mind of the nobles. Their Otherworlder employees could end up switching to the other side as a result of the temptation.

That alone made the move brilliant.

If the Nobles were smart enough, they would quickly recognize this and back off as soon as possible; that was the rationale of both Rey and Conrad.

On that note, the meeting ended with the presentation of the Otherworlders to the Nobles, and vice versa. It was clear that its purpose was more of an exhibition, and also a formal recognition of the heroes of humanity.

Once it was over, the Otherworlders were dismissed, and this time Brutus was the one who escorted them back to their residence.

Lucielle stayed back with Conrad and Vida to deliver a supplementary address to the nobles present.

discussed there

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you." Brutus bowed

excitedly proceeding in, either relaxing on the parlor's couch, or opting for the comfort of their rooms,

position

Brutus." Justin laughed. "We didn't even do anything. Just showed up

Justin was truly oblivious of the significance of what Rey did, or he was just playing dumb on purpose,

there are a lot of internal problems within the Alliance. It is none of your concern, of course, but your presence in that meeting has helped support the cause of the

of perspective on what was going on behind the

politically and in terms of force." The only blond girl among them asked. "If they're getting in the way,

their eyes widened in surprise as they looked at her with shocked faces. Belle was the cutest thing in the room, yet the vile words that proceeded from her lips completely betrayed

seemed she recognized this very quickly, as she swiftly began to rephrase her words so

kingdom… cut them off… from power, I mean. Ultimately, allocation should belong to the Alliance, right? They can just destroy… I mean, sever the nobles

bead of sweat or two, and the constant gaze of everyone around her made her nearly shriek under

seemed her cute side won and everyone

If it's resources the Alliance needs, they

weren't particularly bothered in this world, especially if they paid their dues, but nobles had some responsibility to render. If they proved to be overbearing, stripping them

Nation's strongest, and five Otherworlders who were readily on their side, they could find a way to obtain the resources they required without needing to buckle

Conrad and Vida

things aren't as simple as your words make them seem. Actions like those cascade down and cause consequences that would be difficult to contain, even by the Royal Council." Brutus began, but then he offered

even if we were willing to take the risk,

waited silently, watching as keenly as possible, to listen to the troubling reason that caused

was a binding vow made among the Councilors and the aristocrats of the time, which preserved their lives and

termination of this agreement would be if they were found doing something borderline illegal—that is, against the outlined laws of

far, the nobles had done no such thing; at

the binding vow prevents us from taking