Pauline had turned white as a rag: "D... Destroy the NMWA?""Yes. There is no other way" Sobek replied without batting an eye.Pauline felt sweat form on her forehead. She had expected a burdensome request... but that? Overthrow the organization that for centuries had prevented humanity from being plagued by useless wars? She felt like she was committing a crime. "Why?" she asked almost without realizing it.“Because the NMWA is now irrecoverable. If we want to build something new, firmer and fairer, we must first make it disappear"Only then did Pauline realize that Sobek had a well-articulated plan in mind. "Could you explain to me?" she asked more confidently."Very simple. As I have already said, the NMWA is irrecoverable. Any reform that will undermine the power of the top nations will be eliminated immediately. Internal change is impossible, so external change is needed” Sobek explained. "What I am asking of you, Pauline, is to cr

When they returned to the hotel, Jocelyne took leave allowing the Queen of Prettania to return to her room. Pauline did not blame her: she was sure that the president of the Great Republic of Beleriard also needed to rest.The two women had argued vigorously while they were in the car. Jocelyne had answered all of Pauline's questions, thus showing that the 'Eden Union' project had been thoroughly researched for a long time. Despite the girl's excellent preparation, however, the queen was able to propose some improvements thanks to her greater experience in the field.By now she was more and more convinced that accepting to create this organization was the right choice for her. After all, if a superpower like the Kingdom of Prettania had proposed such a thing, at least a hundred nations would have followed suit on the spot, and many more would have joined in the following months. Eden Union had a very good chance of success and if they played their cards right they coul

Not even two days after that event, the Queen of Prettania and her entourage had already returned to their country. Their return marked a drastic change in the lives of citizens.For three days, people saw trucks whizzing from one side of the nation to the other. Nobody knew what they were doing and why. In particular, the Tanz industries were working at full speed. Even the workers and truckers didn't seem to know much about what was going on. All they knew was that it was a major project ordered by the queen.Then, at dawn on the fourth day, a magnificent surprise greeted the people: in all the cities of the nation, from the largest to the smallest, trucks loaded with all kinds of food were flowing.People reacted to the event with extreme joy. Due to the naval blockade, famine and the almost total loss of the livestock industry, a large part of the population was starving. But now, the food was finally back!Nobody knew where it came from and nobody ca

Alan Grant could barely move. There was nothing around him, only rubble and dust. The corpses of humans and animals were scattered everywhere, completely burned by something, of some of them only the shadow squashed on the wall remained.Alan felt he was in danger, he felt he had to leave, but he couldn't. It was as if something was anchored there. Then suddenly he heard a roar and snapped his head; but he could not see anything, because a great light hit him, and words emerged from it..."Alan?"Professor Grant gasped and sat up. Ellie appeared in his field of vision, visibly shaking him: “Alan, wake up. We're almost there" the boy said, only to notice the man's face. "Have you had another nightmare?"Alan put his hat back on and turned to the window. "Forget it, I'm fine""Are you sure…?""I'm fine!"Ellie fell silent. He knew that in some cases it was better not to provoke professor Grant.Alan had visibly aged

"This is inconceivable!"The leaders of the four superpowers were gathered together and their faces did not bode well at all. Indeed, it could be said that they were furious. Only the president of the Meilong Republic remained stoic.Over the course of two days, news of Eden Union's birth had spread like a hurricane. The people, initially shocked, had very gladly accepted the new organization: after all, the people were by now desperate, so they were easily bought by the promise of being able to solve the problem of famine; even if they were still afraid of the repercussions from the NMWA, they much preferred to go with those who guaranteed them food. Consequently, there were not many protests or opposition. Rather, it went in the opposite direction.In just two days, another twenty nations had joined the Eden Union and at least forty others were pondering whether to do so or not."I don't understand. Why is everyone so eager to join the new organization?