Soon, as hours passed, all the leaders of the Xenus Alliance had arrived.
"Welco, everyone. I’m sure you guessed why I called you here," Nash started.
"I want to rge the Xenus Alliance’s buffs and authority so we can have a greater chance against other cosmic teams."
"Do you have anything to say? Any suggestions or opposition?" Nash asked, scanning everyone.
rging each other’s authority and buffs was largely beneficial.
Not only would the range of the Void Administrator’s reach be expanded, but everyone would also be able to pick a number of buffs based on who had the highest.
While Tsuka only had 11, the highest among them, Torr and Tathia’s team’s shelter had a 12 quota!
This was especially useful for most teams, as they had only 7 or 8 quotas.
The only downside to this fusion was that their authority would be compromised.
Their authority would beco secondary, as he would have priority in all of their shelters.
Perhaps the only saving grace was that they could back out whenever they wanted.
"It’s good and all, but it’s too conservative," Torr muttered with a smile.
"Conservative?"
"Yes. Instead of rging the Xenus Alliance, why not create a new one?"
Hearing those words, not only Nash but everyone in the council hall was in shock.
Did they just hear that right?
Instead of opposition, Torr encouraged Nash to create a new order?
"What about the Xenus Domain? We made an agreent with them."
"Haha, don’t you know how to circumvent those rules? As long as you can deliver the sa result, they wouldn’t care about the process."
"Furthermore, the contract only states the split about a wild void domain territory. But are we even in the sa situation?"
Hearing this, everyone also ca to a realization.
Indeed, for all the compromises they went through, wasn’t it just because they were in such an outrageous place?
Instead of a normal wild void territory, they were in a foreign cosmic fragnt with a 0% success rate.
Why would they still have to honor the words of the contract?
Although they were thankful to the Xenus Domain for its investnt and support, they could only think about their safety now.
At most, if they managed to survive, they would repay them in another way.
"You really thought this through," Nash smiled, also having the sa idea.
What only held him back was his gratefulness to the Xenus Domain.
Getting 100 quadrillion chrono worth of rare materials, Nash was a little averse to betraying their expectations.
Furthermore, to attract more mbers to the Xenus Alliance, he wanted to retain their na.
"I know what you are worried about. But why limit ourselves to the Xenus Alliance or even the Chronos Empire cosmic teams? Couldn’t we recruit others from different cosmic territories?" Tathia suggested, also joining the idea.
Since she couldn’t resist, she would try to make her position more stable.
With Tathia’s suggestion, all the other leaders quickly ca to their senses and began to persuade Nash.
"Alright, I appreciate your suggestions. Creating a new organization and order is indeed better than rging the previous one."
"This wouldn’t just allow us to be unbounded by the previous limit, but also foster growth of the power of will." Nash’s eyes locked onto Torr while saying the last words.
He realized that Torr was after the power of will.
All the words he uttered earlier were but a distraction to persuade the rest.
Even if they built onto the sa alliance, he would still have authority above the rest.
They could also invite other cosmic teams without any problem.
Thus, the only benefit they could get from restructuring was that the power of will would grow faster and be more concentrated.
At this mont, the others quickly rembered the power of will.
During these days, with the power of will, their training speed increased by 2–3%.
It might seem small, but it allowed them to glimpse its potential.
With the shelter buff and the power of will, their training speed might reach thousands, or even millions, of tis.
Thus, hearing that restructuring would foster the growth of the power of will, they were even more accepting.
"Since no one opposes, then from now on our alliance will be nad Neon Star Alliance!"
"Hail the Neon Star Alliance!"
The mont Nash announced the new na for the alliance, they felt the surge of the power of will.
Cutting off its connection to the Xenus Domain, it began to concentrate on the Sun Star Void!
Clapping and cheering, everyone wore wide smiles.
Soon after Nash announced the new na of the alliance, he began to reassign their positions.
As the leader of the alliance, he would be the supre commander, with both Torr and Tathia becoming Rank 2 Overseers.
For the leaders of the Xenus Alliance, depending on their abilities, he gave them positions of Rank 3: Grand Director, Grand General, Grand Manager, and so on.
As the first people to follow him, he couldn’t give them a position too low.
Furthermore, their strength and talent were up to par with the average strength of a Tier 5 Void Marshal rank.
Turning his gaze to the rest of the shelter leaders, because of their weak strength, Nash gave them Rank 4 positions.
Unless they proved their strength and made a massive contribution, Nash didn’t make an exception.
This included those Tier 7 generals, Tier 7 civilization managers, and most other scientists.
The only exception was, of course, the Tier 8 War God Guardian they brought over.
Knowing they were their foundation, especially at this early stage, Nash gave them a Rank 2 Void Guardian position.
The other exception was Cadence, their only Tier 6 Scientific Philosopher.
Not wanting to insult her, Nash gave her a Rank 2 Chief Scientist position.
The sa could be said of the other Tier 5 Scientific Archsage, who received the position of Rank 3 Lead Scientist.
Finally, there was Julius, his right-hand man, with the position of Rank 2 Pri Adjunct.
Although his strength was only at Tier 4 Void Venerate, no one opposed his position.
Having coordinated most of the ti with Julius more than with Nash, they knew his ability was up to par.
"Now it’s ti to rge our shelters..."
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