Sethiyan Federation, United Council Headquarters, 2:30 p.m.
The round-table conference room was filled to capacity.
Over forty presidents of the most developed countries in the world, ranking high on the development index, all silently looked at the documents that had just been printed in their hands.
The current chairman, Pence, presided over the meeting, which was initiated by Bideng, the ruling officer of the Sethiyan Federation.
Wei Tianyang's recent two appearances had been captured by satellites, and his re-emergence after many years of absence had made many countries feel tense and puzzled.
"Today's meeting doesn't need to be too formal, nor do we need to use too much diplomatic language. Everyone can relax a bit. What are your views on this matter?" Pence started the discussion.
