Super Island Tycoon Chapter 162: The Voice from the World!

The news that Jade Island and Japan will hold peace talks quickly spread out.

This news undoubtedly relieved many countries and international organizations around the world.

In their view, a bloody war that seed about to erupt was declared over.

At the sa ti, Japan's official dia also released a statent on their online account. In the statent, Japan, in the na of both parties, jointly issued a statent that the upcoming talks would be held in Laputa City on Jade Island.

This instantly drew the world's attention back to this beautiful and vibrant city once more.

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Two days later.

Laputa City.

On the top floor of the Endless Mansion, crowds gather in the central conference hall, bustling.

Renowned dia from around the world gathered in the spacious hall. This bilateral talk is undoubtedly a heavy bombshell for the entire Asian and international situation.

Before the important eting, both sides were to hold a simple press conference to convey the correct attitude towards this talk to the world.

As the supre leader of Jade Island, Jiang Cheng appeared solemnly at the press conference.

"Island Master Jiang Cheng, how does Jade Island plan to demonstrate genuine sincerity in the talks with Japan this ti?"

A dia reporter from the BBC directly asked Jiang Cheng the question most concerned by netizens.

"First of all, I must clarify that this peace talk is based on mutual trust between both parties. Naturally, I cannot guarantee substantial progress, but it's worth ntioning that Jade Island has always been a place that greatly cherishes peace and has worked tirelessly for it."

"Since Jade Island opened up to the world, it has never done anything that violates international laws. This ti, Jade Island builds its own island without any fault. Therefore, I also promise all the people of Jade Island that we will never compromise to Japan!"

Before the talks, Jiang Cheng made the most solemn declaration to the world and Jade Island through the lens of world-renowned dia.

Simultaneously, at the press conference on the other side, the Japanese Southern Expedition Fleet Commander, Toukou Heijou, also solemnly accepted dia interviews.

"General Tōgō, how much hope do you have for this eting? Do you think it's possible to reach a consensus?" A reporter from the United States' ABC first asked Toukou Heijou a question.

"Hope is not sothing a soldier should consider. I only know that coming to Jade Island, coming to Laputa City, represents that Japan is coming with great sincerity. However, the matter of peace talks ultimately depends on whether both sides have equivalent sincerity, and we in Japan clearly have ample sincerity."

Toukou Heijou's serious expression matched his soldier identity well. Though his tone seed sincere on the surface, his words were still filled with a slightly aggressive attitude.

"Then do you think if the two sides fail to reach a consensus, what will be the outco? Could there be violent conflict?"

This ABC reporter seed fearless, with a particularly tricky angle for the question.

Upon hearing the reporter's words, Toukou Heijou unusually fell silent for a mont before he spoke, "Let's wait and see."

After speaking, Toukou Heijou directly bypassed the reporters and walked into the door of the negotiation conference room.

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Once the conference room door was closed, it was completely guarded by Jade Island's security, forbidding anyone from entering.

The crowd of journalists could only wait peacefully outside.

No matter the outco of this eting, it's undoubtedly a heavy bombshell, so they cannot leave regardless.

Ti passed minute by minute, and reporters waiting outside speculated on how the negotiations inside were proceeding.

However, based on their respective statents, neither side seed willing to make concessions, making it difficult for these dia reporters to determine whether an agreent would be reached.

At the sa ti, major news broadcasting stations around the world held special discussion programs at this mont, inviting international issue experts for heated debate.

Among them, in CNN's live broadcast room, the famous British diplomat Lawrence and several university international affairs professors were invited to join the discussion.

"The talks between Jade Island and Japan will undoubtedly be extrely tough. This is apparent from their pre-eting remarks. One side is the newly erged Asian star, and the other is a seasoned technological and military power in Asia. This opposition ensures that neither side will easily make concessions. At best, maybe they will mutually sacrifice so interests, but I don't think any one party can easily make sacrifices."

An old professor from the University of London shared his views.

"Professor Bond is right; this talk is undoubtedly a huge challenge. Especially in such intense confrontation, getting one side to make sacrifices is certainly difficult. However, I have a sowhat unique perspective. Now, superficially both sides are equal, but from an international and dostic standpoint, Japan is clearly at a disadvantage. This situation ensures that during talks, Japan lacks sufficient confidence. Therefore, I predict that this ti the astute Island Master Jiang will not miss the chance to heavily extort Toukou Heijou!"

Diplomat Lawrence detailed his judgnt on the international situation.

"You an in this talk, Japan will first make concessions?" The program host heard Lawrence's words and imdiately realized sothing, asking in surprise.

"That's right! Both dostically and internationally, Japan faces very unfavorable situations, and in facing such a strong opponent, Japan certainly won't risk military action lightly. Otherwise, it will not only fail to divert dostic conflicts but will also ignite both dostic and foreign tensions, completely dragging down the entire country. Such enormous political risk, even a large country cannot afford."

Thus, news television stations around the world broadcast programs about this eting, and experts and scholars from various fields analyzed the possible outcos and impacts of the talks from various angles.

In short, there was a clamor of voices around the world!