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The Hawk Faction and the Dove Faction were locked in a heated debate, while the Centrists remained true to their name. One moment, they felt the Hawk Faction had a valid point, supporting the decision to take down the Alien Life research team; the next moment, they found themselves swayed by the concerns of the Dove Faction, switching their allegiance once again. Both sides were accustomed to this behavior from the Centrists; no one was surprised. It would truly be shocking if the Centrists ever stood firm on one side without wavering.
Just as the Centrists were about to change their support back to the Hawk Faction, they received an unbelievable piece of news: the Great Federation's Sherwood District had declared independence. The announcement left them dizzy, questioning their own eyes. After rubbing their eyes multiple times and confirming word by word, they silenced the meeting to make a direct call.
Finally, they had to accept reality: "Excuse me, I think it's necessary to interrupt this meeting." Both factions turned their annoyed gazes toward them. What now? Hadn't they agreed not to discuss anything unrelated until a conclusion was reached?
"The Great Federation's Sherwood District has declared independence." Without giving anyone a chance to question it, the Centrists broke the latest and most shocking news. This revelation left both the Hawk Faction and Dove Faction stunned into silence. This was unprecedented since the establishment of the Great Federation.
While there had been many instances in various regions where groups had attempted to declare independence for various reasons, it had always been mere noise—limited to public protests or joint petitions. There had never been a true declaration of independence before. This meant that from now on, the Great Federation's Sherwood District would operate independently and no longer recognize the Great Federation!
This was undoubtedly a slap in the face for every member of Senior Management present—painful and resounding, with no regard for feelings. Were they out of their minds?! How dared they?! What did they intend to do? Split the Great Federation apart?! The Death Penalty must be enforced!
At this point, there was no need for further debate; it was time to send in military forces to quell the unrest. This turn of events was sure to thrill viewers!
"Wait, are they really declaring independence? This isn't just a joke, is it? Incredible! The writers are bold enough to go this far!"
"Oh my God, I truly envy the Great Federation's Sherwood District in this story. We tried organizing protests here in hopes of declaring independence but failed miserably."
"I think it's quite normal. As the stronghold of the Military-Industrial Complex, it makes sense that the Great Federation's Sherwood District would take this path after being cornered by other Senior Management members and receiving promises from Alien Life. Wouldn't they want to avoid being betrayed again?"
The dense barrage of projectiles filled the air, with many of them even connecting at both ends, making it impossible to read through them all.
For the Great Federation's Senior Management, the real crisis had already emerged, leaving no room for hesitation or debate. The Hawk Faction and Dove Faction finally reached a truce; they decided to reclaim the Sherwood District of the Great Federation as quickly as possible to prevent this example from negatively influencing other regions. They also aimed to take this opportunity to completely eliminate the Military-Industrial Complex.
This decision stemmed from the rewards gained from acquiring Alien Life, which was a strategic choice made by the Dove Faction. The Hawk Faction agreed because it allowed them to obtain a portion of Alien Technology first. Once the Great Federation had researched and assimilated this Alien Technology, they would initiate war to capture the Alien Research Team and seize all their technological advancements.
In a show of reciprocity, the Dove Faction ultimately consented to this plan. It truly echoed the saying that when both sides are embroiled in internal conflict, they will cease their infighting and join forces against a third party that threatens them both.
William sat drowsily in a lounge, idly sipping his coffee—this was already his third cup.
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