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Chapter 2136 was rejected.
The first formal consultation of the Olympiad Committee was attended by all six representatives, who faced the small and medium-sized kingdoms represented by Robert Crave and Aldridge.

Unlike the previous negotiations, which were often characterized by unreasonable arguments and thuggish wrangling, this time the representatives of the small and medium-sized kingdoms all sat upright with their heads bowed, except for Robert Kleef and Aldridge, who appeared completely at ease.

Robert Kreve remained arrogantly seated on the side of his chair, glancing sideways at the six people before him, while Aldridge hunched over, head tilted back, adopting the posture of a kneeling servant despite being a tall man.

However, no one here thinks Aldridge is as humble as he appears on the surface.

“Everyone’s here this time, that should be enough to show our sincerity, right?” Blazer, remembering he was playing the good cop, spoke first, emphasizing the word “sincerity.”

Upon hearing this, the representatives of the small and medium-sized kingdoms trembled, and sweat poured down their faces like rain.

They were not the same group of representatives as yesterday, but rather the blessed ones who brought the Kingdom's Crystal Ball, ready to cut off the gecko's tail at any time.

Since the original representatives refused to come, leaving everything to Robert Kleef and Aldridge to handle, the Blessed Ones came instead.

But you don't know until you come, and you'll be shocked when you arrive. The original representatives were simply afraid of the terrifying things represented by the names Blazer and Herbie, but as the Blessed Ones, they were actually able to feel it directly.

Even before the two men entered the house, they could feel the enormous, thunderous footsteps, and when the two men actually appeared in front of them, their spines involuntarily bent down.

"Ahem." Herbie coughed twice and patted Blazer's thigh hard under the table. "Stop with the small talk and get to the point."

Representatives from the small and medium-sized kingdoms cast grateful glances at Herbie. Herbie's reputation for honest business made him seem like an angel descended from heaven.

On the other hand, Blaze was a good guy, but he was also ruthless. He targeted a villain who couldn't wait overnight, and the Dwarven Kingdom was conquered by Asgard the very next day after it emerged.

Bad people are afraid of good people, and they know perfectly well what kind of people these good people are.

They just wanted the coordination meeting to end quickly so they could run away; the small and medium-sized kingdoms they represented were already dead.

"Why would a beast infiltrate our human council before that?" Robert Crave's question nearly scared the kingdom representatives behind him out of their wits.

It was one thing to deliberately provoke the committee representatives before, since those representatives were just a branch that handled the eligibility for the competition, and they could act as they pleased. But now, in front of them were the behemoths that directly represented the committee, and some of them were even the behemoths themselves.

"Beast?" Blaze looked at Lottie, the former Beast King, who was hundreds of years old, sitting calmly in his chair, showing no sign of anger.

Her anger towards the representatives of the Holy Cross Church stemmed from her respect for the Crusades, but she would only smile at the few scoundrels in front of her.

Blazer wasn't angry; instead, he corrected her quite seriously.

"I hope you will read more books first. Even I know that the word 'beast' in 'beast' refers to wild animals that have been domesticated. Could it be that your small and medium-sized kingdoms have already domesticated beastmen?"

"If not, I hope you will use a more precise wording."

Robert Crave was speechless. He never expected that Blazer wouldn't lash out, but instead went along with what he was saying. He instinctively turned his head and saw the Blessed Ones sitting behind them, giving him death stares.

Although their eyes were indeed filled with murderous intent, their hunched necks and chick-like postures looked particularly ridiculous. Thinking of the arrogant and haughty manner these people had displayed when they arrived yesterday, Robert Kreve gave a mocking laugh and then turned his head away.

"Excuse me, let me rephrase it: Why is there a wild beast here?"

The word "beast" is less offensive to Lottie than it is that she is always hurtful.

"Because I am the organizer, I can invite anyone who is helpful to the negotiations to participate here. This is Lottie, the representative of the Greathooves clan, the largest supplier of human provisions. Since the Greathooves clan also has close cooperation with other major clans, there is no problem with her being the orc representative."

"Lord Blazer, haven't you, as a human, betrayed the innocent people of our small and medium-sized kingdoms to the orcs? These beasts could use the intelligence you provide to attack innocent people who just want to become richer." Robert Kreve raised his voice, his words sharp.

Aldridge, who usually smooths things over, also looked terrified, as if he was too scared to speak.

“Is that so? That is indeed a terrible thing.” Blazer nodded. “Then why don’t you just evacuate the villagers? Protecting your own people is the kingdom’s duty.”

Blazer didn't just wander around at night; wandering was just a side activity. His main business was studying with Jasmine.

The Crusades are key to the negotiations. No major kingdom will pay attention to the actions of these small and medium-sized kingdoms who knowingly violate the rules and try to use them for their own purposes, but only the Crusades will actually be mobilized.

Once the Crusades are deployed, a huge conflict will inevitably break out between them and the orcs, and it is not impossible for it to escalate into war.

Unlike other countries, the bishops of the Crusades were largely independent of the orders of the authorities, which was to prevent the bishops from becoming corrupt or powerful families from usurping their authority.

If a cardinal or legion commander issues an order that contradicts the oath, the crusaders will not obey it at all.

This is an army united by faith, which in a sense means fanatics, so it's best to ignore the issues of the Crusades and the Orcs.

"The orcs have the Crusades to deal with them, but what about the other monsters? Do you think orcs are the only inhabitants of orcish lands?"

"Let me make this clear first: the Crusade doesn't care about your suicidal acts of handing yourself over to monsters, and they will hold your kingdoms accountable."

Anderson spoke up at the opportune moment, saying that he too had once had a strong faith, but after unexpectedly sitting in the position of legion commander, he discovered that people in high positions could not have faith.

Could faith have fed the massive Crusades? Could it have sustained the churches that distributed aid and money throughout the country every year?

The realities of daily life, like firewood and cooking oil, led him astray.

Therefore, when faced with the reckless actions of small and medium-sized kingdoms, he would simply make the sign of the cross on his chest.

"Although your village review application is well written, given that you simply do not have the ability to protect it, you fail to meet the most basic requirement for owning land, which is to [continue to operate].

"Therefore, we will not approve your application."

(End of this chapter)