"In other words, tens of thousands of ethnic groups, tribes, and even several major races have been integrated here. Everyone here has gradually become a camper."

Having said this, Akara slowly put down his hand, turned around, and faced me with a smile: "So, there is no need to worry that the new people will not be able to integrate here and form different concepts. There is no place in this continent

, more inclusive than camp.”

"Grandma Akara, if you say this, I naturally believe it ten thousand times."

There is no longer any doubt on my face, yes, why would I ask such a stupid question?

Perhaps other people may still be skeptical about Akara's words, but I have no reason. I am the one who should believe this.

Because I am a time-traveler who has personally experienced the integration power of the camp. Even though I have traveled from a completely different world, a different civilization, with completely different ideas and lifestyle attitudes,

People from other worlds have been integrated into the camp and regard it as their hometown.

Are there any other people or races on this continent that the camp cannot integrate with?

"When it comes to this new district, the biggest credit goes to you, especially you, Wu."

Just when I nodded in agreement with what Akara had just said, I suddenly heard her speak like this again.

"Really? No, everyone here should have greater credit than me."

I looked at Akara and Kane. These two people were the planners from scratch. It can be said that the parents who made the birth of this new area have the greatest credit. Then there are Lena and Linya, who are the directors of the construction of the new area.

It can be said that every street and every house here has their sweat, and their contribution can be ranked second.

As for me, I just ran errands and recruited more than a hundred adventurers to help me. If it were hard work, even those adventurers who helped me would be older than me.

"No, no, no, you misunderstood me." Akara smiled and shook his head.

"Wu, you should think further and think carefully about why there are so many villages and so many people pouring into the camp?"

"this……"

"This is all because, over the years, you and Carlos have been working hard to create a relatively peaceful environment for the first and second worlds."

Without waiting for my answer, Akara said directly.

"With a relatively peaceful environment, human beings will naturally prosper, especially you, Wu. Over the past nine years, we have seen every bit of what you have done. Without you, I really can't imagine

If we don’t come out, what will we be like now? We may still be in the same situation as we were nine years ago, or even worse.”

"Even if you say this, I still..."

Akara Chen Chen’s incomparable praise only made me feel troubled. I didn’t want to doubt her words. I just felt that if I carefully recalled my experiences in the past few years, my actions were really that exaggerated. Is it really possible?

Do you accept this compliment?

"Of course, your greatest contribution does not lie in this."

Akara drops bombs one after another. Does she want to fire a map cannon?

"Wu, what you bring is not as simple as peace, but more importantly - hope."

"hope?"

"Yes, your existence allows everyone to see hope. Hope is what this continent needs most. That's why so many people are willing to leave their homes and gather here in the camp, because here, they can see hope.

."

"..."

Although I heard with my own ears that I was praised as a great person, and the person who praised me was Akara, which should have been a very proud thing, but I felt that I was talking about something that had nothing to do with me, and that I was praising someone who was nothing.

Is it because I lack some nerve compared to normal people?

"Actually, I am now considering whether to carve a bronze statue of you in the square of this new area?" Akara lowered his head in thought, and it didn't look like he was joking.

"Please don't do this, I beg you!!" The tiger's body shook, my legs went weak, and I almost knelt down in fear.

Please, that paper mill statue is already a huge shame in my life, don't add new jokes to the unforgiving bastards around me, okay?

"Eh?"

Unexpectedly, Lena was the first to react. I said sister, why do you look so disappointed? Did you see your living brother? His statue was placed in a conspicuous square, with his right hand holding a magic loudspeaker high and his left hand holding up a magic loudspeaker.

Holding a stuffed bear in your arms looks like a "heroic" thing, but the silly expression on that ordinary face still looks like an idiot. Is this something worth looking forward to?

"Indeed, this may be a bit embarrassing for you, so just carve the statues of Carlos and Seattle Lake together."

"I don't care about them two, just don't carve mine." Goosebumps all over my body were trembling.

"Besides, when it comes to my contribution to the entire human race, even if I cough up ten liters of blood, I can't compare to you and Grandpa Kane. Why don't I carve statues of you two on it?"

"Hey, this..."

"This is really a good idea." Even Lena and Linya clapped their hands in agreement.

"Well..."

Obviously, Akara and Kane don't like to be high-profile either. They both looked in danger. Hum, you can feel the embarrassment I felt just now.

"Why don't we just erect a bronze statue of Raphael? As a princess of hundreds of tribes, her image is the most suitable."

So in a blink of an eye, Akara decisively sold Linya's grandmother and her good sisters...

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I spent a lot of time reading White Rabbit Candy (comic version), turned over the last page of the ending, came back to savor it, and suddenly realized that the cutest thing about Xiao Qi is Daji. This is not true!!!! Woohoo~~
Chapter completed!