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After everyone gave a brief overview of their respective responsibilities,

Then it was Maxim's turn, although he was the head of the alchemy laboratory.

But to be honest, the alchemists in the alchemy lab are all very individualistic people, and you can't expect Maxim to really control them.

If strict regulations were applied, you would hardly see some of the outrageous things that are happening now.

The only thing we can do is to keep those dangerous experiments far away and restrict them to a minimum, so they don't go too far.

That's all he had to do.

In the early days, the Alchemy Lab was actually largely managed by Kana himself.

Since initially only Kana was a proper alchemist, he could be considered one of the few.

In the early days, most of the scholars were taught by Kana himself.

The various engineering and alchemical machines currently within the Night's Watch are products of alchemists who were taught or influenced by Karna at that time.

When this aspect was first entrusted to Maxim, it was essentially just a way to demonstrate his status.

It was only later, when the Night's Watch expanded rapidly and developed at a high speed, that the Alchemy Lab truly began to become a real department.

Besides a certain degree of regulatory authority, it primarily provided alchemists with equipment, facilities, and opportunities for exchange.

The person in charge of this matter is actually Popper.

Because Popper is carrying out the God Kingdom Project, most of the people in the alchemy lab are currently researching related things, but they don't know that this thing is part of a larger plan.

At this stage, his main role is to facilitate collaboration.

Although he was an alchemist and had some knowledge of alchemy, it was not his main focus.

Therefore, Maxim's primary responsibility was actually diplomacy.

After all, he is indeed quite suitable.

Although they are elves, they do not have that leisurely sense of time, nor do they possess the unique pride of elves.

His centuries of travel around the world have given him a certain understanding of various races and countries.

In addition, he is indeed quite old, and during his travels around the world, he could be considered friends with the ancestors of many powerful figures.

To some extent, it has certain diplomatic advantages.

He can genuinely say things like, "I held you when you were little," or "Your grandfather was my friend."

On the more outrageous side, he could even say things like, "Your founding father XX was back then..."

In short, with all his advantages combined, he is perfectly suited for diplomacy.

Moreover, the current diplomatic approach is generally to appease other forces and clearly emphasize the Night's Watch's ideals.

After all, the Night's Watch has grown too fast, which has made other forces feel very uneasy.

The Night's Watch is also distinctly domineering, and it is not ruled by nobles or even merchants; its focus has always been on the common people, whom all the powers of these nations once disregarded.

In other words, the Night's Watch doesn't play by their rules at all; their established unspoken rules or beliefs are useless in front of the Night's Watch.

In addition, the system was already rigid.

At first, the Night's Watch was simply seen as another young and passionate organization.

They just laughed behind my back.

After all, the Night's Watchmen back then were indeed the type to go wherever there was danger.

After collaborating with the Church of Holy Light.

And also because of the crisis caused by the evil god.

The factions in various regions have tacitly agreed that the Night's Watch should station a Night's Watch node in some important cities.

With so few people that they pose almost no threat, they are more often regarded as an intelligence-gathering agency.

However, the Night's Watch will make them public.

In addition, the information provided by the Night's Watch was indeed useful.

And so it went, with things just going on as they were, even though there were still forces that wanted to suppress or even eliminate them and took real action.

In that chaotic world, when every country was overwhelmed by the crisis caused by the evil god.

And so the Night's Watch developed inexplicably.

Just when everyone thought he was becoming a threat, the Night's Watch plunged headlong into a place where no one dared to venture.

Lebia is facing a rat infestation.

The world's top powers, those that wield absolute violence, those that possess legends.

Everyone clearly understood that Lebia at that time was extremely terrifying and had attracted the attention of almost all evil forces.

This had nothing to do with the Night's Watch, but they got involved anyway.

Furthermore, the Night's Watch truly consumed a great deal of manpower and resources, to the point that all other factions stopped paying attention to it.

Some even provided resources based on humanitarian principles or other ideas.

It's better than the rats actually taking over the whole place. It's better to have the Night's Watchmen willing to lead the charge than to have our own people leading the charge.

They're not all fools.

The problem is that the Night's Watch just keeps getting stronger and more powerful as they fight, and the fights become increasingly incomprehensible.

The rats were even forced to cooperate with the evil god, which weakened the power of the evil god in other places to some extent.

At one point, they stunned the entire world with their final victory.

The Night's Watch rose to prominence and became the most powerful force, to a degree that no one could comprehend.

Then a force that was not on the same wavelength as all the ruling classes rose up and became its leader.

They also carried out a major purge of the nobles in the original kingdoms of Lebia.

Although these nobles have many problems, you can't do this.

Even if these nobles abandoned their territories and their commoners.

But the crime doesn't warrant death.

And those who harm civilians, it's one thing to just scold them and let it go, why do they have to actually kill them?
Because everyone could see that this really wasn't a political struggle; the Night's Watch had actually created a set of laws.

Everyone can see that the Holy Light Church is leaning towards the Night Watch, so who would believe the talk of cutting ties and the Holy Light members siding with the Night Watch as their own personal will?
it's good now.

The world's two top powers are both extremely biased towards commoners, regarding nobles as pigs and dogs.

It once terrified all countries.

It really terrified them.

After all, to these rulers, no matter what political system or power they hold, aren't these common people just like weeds?

It always exists.

While it's not fair to say that all of the Night's Watch's higher-ups came from humble beginnings, none of them were from the top tier either.

In this situation, the reasons are a complex mix.

Therefore, it is very appropriate to have Maxim do this job.

And more importantly, it makes it easier to communicate with spirits.

Communicating with elves is one of the most troublesome things for other races.

He straightened his robes and said.

"The overall diplomatic situation presents both opportunities and pressures. Our breakthrough victory on the Tahrir continent, and the various institutions prepared for it, are changing the political landscape of the surrounding region."

"However, this has also clearly attracted the attention of almost everyone in the world. All forces are intentionally or unintentionally trying to get involved, or have already started to get involved."

But this is a good thing for them, since that was one of their goals.

He then changed the subject, saying, "General Black's proposal to recruit adventurers will certainly raise some external concerns, and some of the old powers are uneasy about the further expansion of the Night's Watch's influence."

"We need to be careful with our diplomatic statements to avoid being misunderstood as overreaching and drawing these people's attention back, which would affect our big plans."

The so-called grand plan was, of course, to incite rebellions among the common people in various regions.

Before the void arrives, let those who are imprisoned in various territories be freed.

Perhaps this generation is still somewhat ignorant. But before the Void arrives, they can at least raise the next generation, which will be crucial to whether they can truly resist the Void and even protect more lands.

When facing the Void, the only option is to fight with sheer numbers and sacrifice your lives.

The Night's Watch can provide ample, or even far more, supplies.

The resources produced by the secondary profession system are enough to feed ten or even dozens of times the current population.

We have to free them up, otherwise if we open up the secondary profession system now, those damned nobles will start causing trouble again.

They now have Kana backing them up, a true god.

Actions no longer require maintaining stability as they once did.

They were able to restore order after the chaos.

To the nobles and even some others, the Night's Watch seemed to be dreaming of conquering the world.

But only they truly understand that this is a crucial point: they are not conquering the world, but saving it.

They firmly believed this.

After hearing his words, Popper muttered to himself, "I thought you guys had already started."

In recent years, she has been focusing on the Kingdom of God project, and her understanding of the outside world has become somewhat out of touch.

After all, the uprising has been discussed for a long time, but it hasn't started yet.

Hear this.

Aliris couldn't help but rub her temples and said helplessly.

"There was nothing we could do. We were already preparing to start, but who could have imagined that the vanguard of the void would begin their invasion at this time?"

The Void Vanguard's opening of a Void Rift interrupted this process.

After all, they couldn't really cause chaos at this time; that would only amplify the impact of the void rift.

That would be putting the cart before the horse.

"Okay, but it sounds like everything is still on track, and there shouldn't be any problems, right?"

After listening to everyone's conversation, Popper said.

Perhaps it was her luck that she managed to attend a meeting without encountering any problems.

However, Alyris glanced at her.

She knew Popper was trying to slip away again.

He bluntly pointed out, "Your work has stalled. The core problem cannot be solved, and the Divine Kingdom Project cannot proceed."

"So you're not as busy as you say, so spare some attention for other things."

These words were like stepping on Popper's tail, and she immediately jumped up.

"Who said that! I'm very busy; such a big project requires my coordination..."

He muttered a whole bunch of things under his breath.

But who here doesn't know everyone else?

He immediately felt guilty.

"Alright, enough with the nonsense. What is Kana doing right now? And why? You know perfectly well, and I know perfectly well too."

Aliri said without any mercy.

Popper could only sit back down helplessly, pursing his lips.

Aliris is becoming increasingly bossy.

But when it came to Cana, Popper asked curiously.

"What is Kana doing now? I haven't received any messages from him for a while."

Kana used to chat in the channel from time to time.

It feels like it's been a while since I've seen it.

Others were also curious.

They probably know something, but not clearly.

"You should already know the specifics of the astral plane, right? I don't need to explain it further, do I?"

Everyone shook their heads.

After all, they were high-ranking members and knew that the Night's Watch had a partner who came down from the heavens.

From these people, they also learned about the situation in the entire astral plane.

However, this only slightly satisfies their curiosity and won't help them with what they're trying to do.

"Kana went to a place called the Brilliant World, which is said to be the first world to survive the cataclysm of the Void."

As she spoke, Alyris even started to make empty promises.

"It is said that the world known as the Titan World has become the leader of the forces of order because their world possesses an entire pantheon."

"In other words, in that one world alone, the number of people who have become gods is enough to constitute an entire god-level power."

After saying that, she looked at everyone and said in a low voice, "The most basic condition for becoming a brilliant world is to survive the apocalypse of the void."

"As long as we get through this, even if we can't become a dazzling world, we can still become a jewel in the astral plane."

This is real.

Those who survive the void are not unknown.

Of course, not everyone can reach the Brilliant World, but every Brilliant World has survived the Void.

Some powerful worlds even hope that the void will come and challenge them.

Of course, people who have this kind of thinking are generally called crazy.

But the pie has already been drawn here.

Once we survive the apocalypse.

They are people who have given to the world, people who have shed blood and sweat for the world.

They are the gods who were prepared.

In that golden age, they will all rise to godhood.

There was divine assistance.

This can be considered a form of incentive and reward.

"It's so far away. I don't know if I'll live to see that day."

Popper said regretfully, slumped over the table.

Although she was already a top genius among rats, she was just so-so in the world. Although she barely became a legend, Popper was very clear that she had really reached the limit with her talent.

Although she is a legendary rat, her strength is not that great. It is difficult for her to make any significant achievements in the legendary tier and thus she has little experience to improve.

Not to mention comprehending any powerful rules.

Becoming a god is simply a non-existent concept.

Moreover, the lifespan of the ratmen is inherently short. Although they made great strides after becoming legendary, they were still no match for elves who were not yet legendary.

Lifespan is finite.

He had also learned about the so-called golden age and dazzling world.

That takes time to come; it's the level reached by taking one step at a time.

She might not even live to see that day.

A data-driven body cannot prevent aging and death.

It can only be said that they are not tormented by illness.

"Don't worry, even if you don't trust yourself, you should trust Kana." (End of Chapter)