Some organizations surrendered to Valhalla, while others disappeared overnight…. This was the kind of news that had been flooding the newspapers lately. And now finally there was a change.

The Federation decided to settle down in Eva!

Those who heard the news were baffled as they had not expected the Federation to come forth in these chaotic times.

Only a few of them realized that Valhalla had deliberately raised the stakes in the conflict that followed the recent terror incident.

The Federation’s intervention would certainly help settle the chaos that seemed to be growing day by day.

Gabriel had been watching the situation for a while and understood the role Valhalla expected the Federation to play.

So she made several significant remarks in public.

She stressed the need to fortify Eva, thanked Valhalla and the royal family of Eva for their forgiveness and acceptance, and promised to lend support to Eva, which she knew would become the Federation’s loyal partner in the future.

Gabriel also announced that the Federation considered not only Eva but all the cities and humans as friends, and would welcome other cities that sought its technological prowess with open arms as long as they agreed to abide by certain ‘conditions’.

Her speech became the subject of people’s debate.

Not many people knew this, but just the fact that Vidalif, the leader of the Dwarves who rarely appeared in public, came to Eva indicated that the Federation’s sincerity in resolving the current conflict was genuine.

And of course, the ‘conditions’ that Gabriel mentioned had everything to do with the recent incident.

Seol Jihu went out to walk the fuzzballs and took a stroll around the city.

The streets of Eva were as lively as ever.

“This—this is amazing. I can’t believe you made such delicate and precise engravings with only your hands.”

“Hmph! I’m just a trainee. Also, can’t you see that I’m busy? Go away! You could get hurt!”

A man stood in amazement near the construction site where the Dwarves were busy tearing down buildings and rebuilding them from scratch.

“Ah, I’m sorry. Wait,...