Ji Wanliu clearly understood what it meant to be a Federal envoy.

Old records provided an exceedingly precise description of a Federal envoy.

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For a federation, the position of a Federal envoy held an unusually sacred symbol, it’s significance could sometimes even rival the significance of any one sector’s representative within the federation.

Therefore, the selection of a Federal envoy was a matter of great importance for a federation.

Even someone with Ji Wanliu’s status couldn’t make the decision alone.

Instead, it required the joint discussion of all the heads of the eight major departments of the Dragon Rising Federation.

The final decision or resolution was to be established based on this discussion.

Although Ji Wanliu’s proposal had come suddenly, he had already thought it over very carefully in his heart.

In doing this, the Contract Garden aimed to foster new generations apart from allocating resources to the Grandmaster Creator, and bring the young generation to the forefront.

If the Dragon Rising Federation made such a decision, it could be said that it was adhering to the intention of the Contract Garden.

Once the other federations figured out the Contract Garden’s decision, most of them would probably opt for the same course of action.

In fact, Ji Wanliu had proposed this resolution of giving glory to the younger generation two years ago.

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Hence, Ji Wanliu had put aside his idea.

Bringing up the selection of the Dragon Teng envoy again could also be considered as raising an old issue.

Upon hearing Ji Wanliu’s words, the Royal Court’s conference room of the Dragon Rising Federation lapsed into a brief silence.

"Dragon Mother" was in favor of Ji Wanliu’s proposal deep down; she always believed that the young were the future of a federation.

However, she did not immediately respond to Ji Wanliu. In such occasions, "Dragon Mother" needed to avoid showing favoritism.

Because her grandson Mo Shang ranked among the top of his generation in terms of power, within the age group of twenty to thirty.

If she spoke now, people might get the impression that she intends to push her grandson into the position of Dragon-Teng envoy.

Firstly, she had no such intention and did not want to be misunderstood.

Secondly, her grandson Mo Shang had won all these on his own merits.

If Mo Shang ended up becoming the Dragon Rising envoy, this would instead tarnish his reputation.

Although "Dragon Mother" did not speak, Ninth Sacrifice was the first one to back Ji Wanliu’s proposal.

"I have always believed that the younger generation is a federation’s future, and Old Ji’s decision is very good; it’s indeed necessary for our Dragon Rising Federation to select the Dragon-Teng envoy!"

"Choosing the Dragon-Teng envoy could greatly stimulate the enthusiasm of the younger generation."

"Allowing Dragon Rising Federation to strive for as many Grandmaster Creator resources as possible from the Contract Garden during the competition in the East Competition District, and even the four major competition districts."

Just as the words of Ninth Sacrifice came to a halt, Pang Hu frowned and said,

"I have no objections to the selection of a Federal envoy, after all, it’s an idea recorded in the ancient books from five or six epochs ago."

"The ancient books record the importance of a Federal envoy to a federation, but they don’t record any selection criteria for the Federal envoy."

"To lead the young, power alone is not enough."

"Morality, character, and a sense of justice are also measurement standards!"

"The Dragon-Teng envoy chosen by our Dragon Rising Federation cannot be wicked or deceitful."

"So, power ranking alone should not be the determinant in the selection of a Federal envoy!"

Pang Hu’s words made many people present start to ponder deeply.

Ji Wanliu was very satisfied with this situation.

Whatever he proposed could be guaranteed without any error through everyone’s discussion.

As the administrator of the Purple Que School Palace, Su Bar was well aware that the outcome of a duel between young Beast Masters was often influenced by many random factors.

In order to ensure the absolute power of the Federal envoy, each age group should have two Federal envoys.

The Dragon Rising Federation could indeed appoint some additional Federal envoys.

However, if too many Federal envoys were appointed, it would defeat the original purpose of having a Federal envoy.

A federation should have role models, but there shouldn’t be too many.

Otherwise, the younger generation would focus on which Alliance envoy is stronger, just like celebrity chasers, and overlook the positive role that Federal envoys represent.

So, Su Bar made a suggestion.

"Since the main reason for our Dragon Rising Federation to select the Dragon-Teng envoy is due to the Contract Garden’s decision to divide the competition districts, we must have a Dragon-Teng envoy in each age group."

"To truly represent each age group as a commander-in-chief!"

"I propose selecting two Dragon-Teng envoys for each age group, ranked as the Chief envoy and the Deputy envoy based on their strength."

"The Chief envoy is responsible for managing the affairs of the Dragon-Teng envoy, and the Deputy envoy has the power to assist and supervise the Chief envoy."

"The selection of the Dragon-Teng envoy should not be rushed, we can first release the news."

"It’s not too late to confirm the Dragon-Teng envoy after the selection in the whole East Competition District is finished!"

"In addition, the Dragon-Teng envoy should be reselected every two to three years, when the resources are allocated by the Contract Garden."

"On the one hand, it’s to select better quality strong individuals, on the other hand, with age, the Dragon-Teng envoy will inevitably exceed the age limitation of each segment."

"Choosing once before each competition in the four major competition districts held by the Contract Garden is the most appropriate."

The suggestions made by Su Bar were very detailed. Before the others could carefully consider, it’s inappropriate for them to immediately respond to Su Bar’s suggestions.

Ji Wanliu didn’t intend to make the decision immediately either, so he addressed the others,

"Everyone, please consider this matter as an important topic, we’ll decide on it at the next Royal Court meeting."