Global Game: Ten Billion Spirit Energy Coins From The Start
Chapter 1286 - Chapter 1286 1221 Voting Decision

Chapter 1286: 1221, Voting Decision Chapter 1286: 1221, Voting Decision “This is a very important matter, so let’s decide by voting,” said Glowing Locust Hide, glancing at the retreating Holy Silver troops. “I’ll send a message to the Holy Silver army first and ask them to wait.

We shall vote in ten minutes. Please think carefully and make your decisions cautiously in these ten minutes.”

After speaking, Glowing Locust Hide sent a message to the Holy Silver army using spiritual power.

The temporary commander of the Holy Silver, Bruce, was very accommodating. He also understood the importance of the vote to the Dark Energy troops, so immediately after receiving the message, he commanded the fleet to slow down and wait for the results of the Dark Energy vote.

The God Levels in the Dark Energy troop furrowed their brows.

They agreed with Hide’s suggestion to use a vote, but ten minutes was too little time.

This was a very significant decision, and ten minutes were simply not enough.

Yet, ten minutes was indeed suitable as the Holy Silver army definitely would not want to wait too long, and a quick decision had to be made.

Thus, not one of the God Levels contested Hide’s choice, nor did anyone complain about the tight schedule. Everyone was racking their brains over what decision to make.

If they chose to “join forces with the Holy Silver army and kill Drac at all costs,” roughly 30% to 50% of the God Levels would be sacrificed;

If they chose to flee, the number of God Levels who would die would not be less, but indeed more!

If they truly decided to flee, as long as they didn’t escape the galaxy, there was a high probability they would fall into Drac’s clutches.

Without any unexpected incidents, at least 60% to 70% of the God Levels would perish!

If only considering the probability of survival, then undoubtedly, “joint combat” had the advantage.

However, compared to fighting together, fleeing had a significant advantage–each could rely on their skills without being dragged down by incompetent teammates.

Some God Levels were more capable–they were either strong, adept at escaping, or had excellent warships, and they were confident in evading Drac’s pursuit.

In joint combat, however, it depended on whether teammates would hold them back, and there had to be a spirit of sacrifice, if everyone feared death, nothing would be accomplished.

Therefore, every Dark Energy God Level was torn, repeatedly weighing the pros and cons and considering which option to choose.

Of course, there were exceptions, such as the six Dark Thunder Dragons and their offspring.

These six did not need to ponder over which option to choose but only had to wait for Drac to emerge and immediately flock to his side.

What they needed to do now was to minimize their presence as much as possible to avoid attracting the attention of other God Levels, and slipping away unnoticed would of course be the best.

However, they still had to vote, as not voting would make them more likely to draw attention.

The six Dark Thunder Dragons communicated briefly using spiritual power and decided to vote for the “fleeing” option together.

As long as the other Dark Energy God Levels also fled, they would naturally be safe.

…

The ten minutes passed in a blink.

After the time was up, Glowing Locust Hide instructed the fleet AI to reopen the voting panel, which still displayed two options for everyone to choose from.

Before starting the selection, it solemnly said, “Everyone, this choice is very important, so please make your decisions carefully!

Moreover, after the choice is made, regardless of the outcome, I hope everyone will abide by the majority decision as per the voting outcome.

Only by reaching a consensus can we maximize our chances of survival, otherwise, we all lose!”