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Episode 2708

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“We appreciate you coming,” Eliza began, her tone military-cordial. “But this is no celebration dinner. This is logistics.”

Queen Lissandra smiled. “And you know how we monarchs love logistics.”

That got a chuckle from the room.

Eliza remained composed. “As agreed, upon by the UNA Council, 70% of the culled monster resources from Operation Clean Sweep will be stored, processed, and utilized by the UNA Peacekeeper Command.”

King Roderick nodded without pause. “As expected, you fought the war; you earned the bounty.”

“The remaining 30% will be divided equally between your three nations,” Eliza continued. “Our units will assist in safe extraction and transfer of all harvested cores, materials, and trophies.”

The leaders exchanged looks—and all nodded, pleased. Then came the next part.

“Additionally,” Eliza said, “with the monsters cleared, we will now begin deploying the Aeternum-developed Dungeon Detection Units.”

She gestured to a display showing aerial drones and ground-radar crawlers
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