CHAPTER 836  EXCHANGE

"There is nothing in the contract that says if our ship carrying mana stones is attacked, we are going to be punished, as that falls under circumstances beyond our control," Kalron said, subtly hinting at how they could proceed. The mana oath and mana contract were intentionally vague in certain areas, particularly regarding what constituted a breach. This vagueness allowed loopholes like this to exist, and if they executed their plan perfectly, they could avoid any repercussions.

"Alright, let’s hurry back. More than half an hour has already passed, and if we delay for more than an hour, the empire is going to suspect something," Kalron said before delivering his closing remarks, officially ending the meeting and disconnecting everyone from the mental network.

As the representatives returned to their physical selves, they found themselves in the hangars of their motherships, where they had arrived some time ago. Without wasting a moment, they immediately began preparations for the handover while simultaneously reporting back to the relevant authorities within their governments about the agreement and its terms. As representatives, they had the authority to finalize agreements like this; their only obligation was to report back as soon as it was feasible.

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