Era of Disaster Chapter 212: Tasmania

Chapter 212: Tasmania

After learning that Alodia was still alive, Bai Yi was able to abandon the fetters in his heart and started to negotiate seriously with the United Nations. This wasn’t something that could be finished in just one session, and moreover, Bai Yi was the leader in name only, and couldn’t represent everybody like a normal head of state. So many of their companions had just died, and so the attitudes of all the evolved humans were very important.

Although Hodgson said that everything was selfishly done by Australia, nobody knew how much of that was true.

As for the negotiations, Bai Yi informed everybody else and got a few of them who had higher reputations to undertake them. Lucretia, Truman, Housman, Rose, and Bright—these people all had relatively greater strength among the evolved humans, and also possessed great reputations.

“Bai Yi, you aren’t participating in the negotiations?” the few of them asked in puzzlement.

“No need; one of the requests by the other side is that I can’t take up any position.” Bai Yi waved his hand and walked away.

The five of them looked at each other in surprise when they heard this. Bai Yi had told them previously that the evolved humans could form an autonomous region, and all of them had initially thought that with his prestige now, Bai Yi would undoubtedly become the highest leader of this autonomous region. They didn’t think that the United Nations would come up with such a condition; the United Nations was probably afraid that Bai Yi would unite all the evolved humans and form a new power. After all, Bai Yi had absolute prestige among the evolved humans now.

Division!

A word instantly appeared in their heads; with his prestige, who other than Bai Yi who could take on that position without any reservations? The rest of them found themselves a bit lacking to take up the role of leadership. Additionally, they only had so few people left now; was there a need to use such a tactic?

“Suddenly coming up with such a scheme; they haven’t even accounted for the reason behind the a

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