Can’t you see that Bobo has widened his eyes?
Kana glanced at him and then at everyone present.
"No need for that, please sit down. I’ve heard your requests. Naturally, you should understand that although I’m the leader, I can’t decide all matters for the Night Watcher.
Especially with your Elves, requesting to join with hundreds of mbers."
Of course Kana could decide, but in matters like this, exercising such power is aningless.
The process should still be followed.
He directly opened the main interface and opened the chat box.
Entered one with only a few people.
["Torch Council" Channel]
[Kana: I have a matter here that requires voting, Maxim, the leader of this part of the Elves in the Eastern Wilderness, requests to join the Night Watcher.]
Regarding Kana’s proposal, whether it be the Count or leaders like Blake, they had already anticipated this.
[Sergio: I have no issue.]
[Count: If we allow them to join, according to rules, will Maxim, the leader of the Elves, directly beco a mber of the Torch?]
[Beget: Elves are indeed a powerful race; their long lifespan grants them valuable experience and knowledge.
If they join, as long as they follow orders, it is indeed good for the Night Watcher to give them a reasonable Torch identity.]
[Sergio: I don’t particularly like Elves, but that’s accurate.]
[Count: Of course Elves should have this, but you must know that according to the Night Watcher’s philosophy, as darkness gradually approaches, more forces and nations may face ruin.
Then, the number of races joining the Night Watcher may increase, which is foreseeable for the future.]
[Count: At that ti, many Night Watchers may have contributed greatly.
If a newly joined race’s leader directly gets the highest position, becoming one who can decide the Night Watcher’s direction, there will undoubtedly be issues.]
[Beget: You make a valid point; many Night Watchers will feel discontent, which is unfair to them.]
[Sergio: I see, in that case, we could establish a new position.]
[Count: That’s indeed a good idea.]
[Beget: This reminds of the villages among the Half-Elves; back then, large areas of villages had councils like this.
Since Half-Elves aren’t strong, they needed unity to survive safely in those areas and protect their interests.]
[Kana: Then we shall establish a new position called Elder.
This is an honorary title, without much real authority, but it can occupy so positions as cadres or leaders.
To beco a mber of the Torch, one must first obtain the Elder title, allowing for observation.
The Elder title can participate in important etings, express opinions, and be part of discussions.
But it does not have voting rights.]
[Count: Very well thought, this allows the race’s leader or leaders of so forces to express their opinions and concerns.
It prevents those who have been Night Watchers for a long ti from feeling discontented about such promotions.]
[Beget: Very much Kana’s style, sorted that out so quickly.]
[Sergio: Don’t be fooled by him, he must have thought this through earlier, watching us discuss here.]
[Kana: You really shouldn’t say that, after all, the Torch eting is to discuss issues; through more exchange and discussion, satisfactory results can be reached.]
[Kana: Let’s vote now on whether to accept the Elves’ request to join.
And in addition to the Elves joining, establish the Elder position.]
[Beget: Agree.]
[Sergio: Agree.]
[Count: Agree.]
[Kana: Unanimous approval, then I will agree to them now.]
At this mont in the entire eting room.
Maxim and Heiswata, having sat back in their positions, felt puzzled and a bit embarrassed.
Because they didn’t know what the current situation was and couldn’t speak up to ask.
Everyone was very quiet, all eyes were on Kana.
At this ti, Kana seed lost in thought, his eyes dazed.
Just as they were feeling puzzled.
Kana’s eyes regained their brilliance.
Others imdiately adjusted their posture, and even Maxim and Heiswata beca serious.
"Discussion concluded, I can give you an answer."
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