Legendary Person: I brought my skills back to reality!

Miaoyu sighed inwardly; she had been a manager herself and knew this principle.

If I were in Tieshan's position, I would do the same!

Miao Yu continued reading and noticed the next small point: "...To ensure that these individuals adapt to modern life as quickly as possible, they will be provided with one or two living and working assistants to offer comprehensive guidance and assistance in areas such as social common sense, laws and regulations, and the application of modern technology..."

This detail made her feel somewhat at ease; it showed that she had considered things very carefully.

As for whether it's "helping," "managing," or even "monitoring."

Anyway, they're pretty much the same, so there's no point in nitpicking the wording.

Article 4: International Coordination. The Dragon Kingdom will hold emergency consultations with other major countries regarding the overall situation of the people returning from the Fama Continent.

Establish common principles: No country may use the special abilities of returning personnel to serve military conflicts or malicious competition between countries.

Each receiving country should refer to the standards of the Dragon Country to guarantee the basic human rights and reasonable treatment of returning personnel…

This is a consideration from a higher level, aiming to prevent this force from becoming a trigger for new world conflicts.

We welcome your arrival, but we do not want you to become tools of war.

You yourselves wouldn't want this, would you?

Article 5: Code of Conduct and Disciplinary Measures. All returning personnel shall be clearly informed that they must strictly abide by all laws, regulations, social ethics, and moral norms of the Dragon Kingdom and modern human society.

It is strictly forbidden to abuse one's personal abilities to disrupt social order, infringe upon the rights of others, or engage in any illegal or criminal activities.

Any violation of rules or laws will be severely punished according to law once verified, without any leniency.

To this end, experienced, highly skilled, and steadfast professionals will be selected from Liyue Workshop to form a special operations team, specifically responsible for handling extreme violent incidents and serious illegal and criminal activities involving returning personnel…

Upon seeing the last item, especially the mention of Liyuefang forming a special operations team, Miaoyu's eyes sharpened.

Miaoyu's fingertip landed on the fifth item of the document. The light tapping sound of her fair fingertip against the paper was particularly clear in the quiet reception room.

She raised her head, her sharp gaze piercing through Tieshan's visor, meeting his eyes directly. "Regarding this matter," her voice deepened, the previous lightness and teasing vanishing, replaced by a serious and earnest tone.

"I must consult the Liyuemen sisters. Are they willing to take up arms and face their... what's the proper way to call this? Fellow countrymen?"

She paused, then added, her tone carrying a hint of reminder.

"Furthermore, and more importantly, we must obtain Xu Hao's consent." She tilted her head slightly, as if trying to see the expression behind the Iron Mountain mask, and continued,

"You may not know this, but your Director Xu has more prestige in our Liyue Harbor than I do as the guild leader. His words carry more weight than mine."

Tieshan nodded slightly, and his gaze behind the mask seemed to soften a bit. The corners of his mouth curled up slightly, and although it was hard to see clearly through the mask, there was a hint of amusement in his voice.

"No problem, that's the thing."

"Director Xu is a man of absolute authority here; we have complete trust in his abilities and character." He paused, his tone carrying a hint of reassurance and explanation.

"Liyue Pavilion will be the first Fama Continent team to be accepted and trusted by the Dragon Kingdom government, without a doubt. With you and our Director Xu standing here, many things are easy to discuss and can be resolved amicably."

Miaoyu nodded and continued reading page by page. She read very slowly, carefully considering every word, as if she wanted to see the future fate of more than 200,000 vibrant individuals behind these cold terms.

This plan incorporates grand considerations at the national level, meticulous arrangements for individual adaptation, and strict bottom-line constraints. It can be said to be the optimal solution that can be put forward in a very short time, taking into account the interests and risks of all parties.

Miaoyu's fingertips finally left the last page of the document. She closed the heavy "Interim Measures (Draft)" with slow and solemn movements, as if it were not just a piece of paper, but a contract for the future of more than 200,000 people.

She gently placed the document back on the coffee table, making an even softer sound than before, then looked up and her gaze met Tie Shan's cold mask again. This time, however, her eyes held a hint of relief, along with an indescribable complexity.

"Iron Mountain,"

"You and the high-ranking officials of the Dragon Kingdom have really gone to great lengths for this matter."

She nodded slightly, as if to acknowledge the thoroughness of the document and to express her gratitude for the attention given.

“This plan is very well thought out, taking all aspects into consideration. The finalized plan is indeed quite comprehensive.” She paused, as if organizing her thoughts, her fingertips unconsciously tapping lightly on her knees. “I agree with this general direction in principle.”

Her gaze swept over the document again, as if she could still see the countless people and events involved behind those clauses.

"but,

"This kind of thing involves more than 200,000 people, each with their own thoughts and experiences, making it a complex and multifaceted affair."

No matter how good the plan is, it's just a plan on paper.

As we continue, various unforeseen circumstances will inevitably arise, including some tricky emergencies.

She looked up at Tieshan, her eyes sincere: "How about this, I suggest..."

She hesitated for a moment

"...Xu Hao will serve as the liaison between us returning personnel and the authorities. He will be responsible for communicating and coordinating all outstanding matters or urgent issues that arise during the subsequent implementation."

At this point, a faint smile, tinged with both helplessness and relief, appeared on Miaoyu's lips. She tilted her head slightly, her tone becoming a little lighter:

"I can see it too, whether it's you officials or us people who returned from the Fama Continent..."

Xu Hao is someone both of us trust! He's the most suitable person to act as a bridge between us.”

Director Tieshan, his head covered by a mask, nodded slightly. His voice, emanating from beneath his helmet, carried a distinct chuckle, dispelling some of the previous tension: "You're right."

He agreed, but then changed the subject, correcting me with a hint of intimacy, "However, there's one thing I need to correct," he emphasized, deliberately stressing, "We're on 'one side' now, there's no such thing as 'us' on both sides."

After saying that, he leaned forward slightly, raised his large hand that had been hanging steadily, and gently, with undeniable tenderness, embraced Miaoyu's shoulder, pulling her a little closer.

Taking advantage of the situation, Miaoyu rested her head on the director's shoulder.

At this moment, Xu Hao was completely unaware.

The organization gave him even more responsibilities...