What was the original intention of the Twin Cities Council?
The main tone is to develop Zaun!
It was because we wanted to make the parliament look fair and just, so we introduced three seats for Piltover.
The real cooperation between the two parties is only based on the ‘Hex Flying Gate’!
The Piltover side can only be regarded as a stake in the Twin Cities Council, rather than having a real say.
Therefore, it is appropriate for the entire council to serve Zaun.
To put it in harsh words, the council's mutual help in other aspects is just a reward from Zu An in his spare time.
Glimmer Potion, Hex Technology, these are all Zaun's things, and Piltover is the one seeking to share the profits.
Therefore, if they want to share those benefits, Pi City's efforts are what they should do.
But what about now?
Medalda used some words to confuse the real relationship between the two parties, making them seem to be equals.
She used the psychology of the 'mirror effect' to place Piltover on the weaker side, thus arousing sympathy from Zaun's side.
If Hilko hadn't been naturally cruel to others, I'm afraid everyone would have been fooled by Midalda.
Therefore, after reacting, Hilko immediately turned his head and looked at Kewen.
Ke Wen gave him a look of relief and shook his head slightly.
Then he looked at Camille next to him and asked: "Do you agree with what Senator Mirdalda said?"
Everyone immediately looked over to the auditorium.
In response, Camille responded calmly: "Of course I agree. Since it is cooperation, of course we, Pilvoorv, have the right to share in Zaun's achievements."
"Then your efforts are not enough."
Ke Wen said: "At the beginning of the establishment of the Council, the obligations and interests were divided. The contributions you made to Zaun have already been marked with a price tag, and we, Zaun, have also paid for all the achievements of 'Hex Technology'
share."
"You seem to have forgotten."
Ke Wen looked at Camille meaningfully: "The rights and interests of both of us are not completely equal."
"I can raise the price."
Camille said softly: "Zuan takes off, but Pilvotov can only stay and face all the dangers. We can't bear the pressure, so Pi City also needs to take off."
She got straight to the point: "What do we need to pay for you to help Piltover become a floating city?"
To this, Kewen gave a cruel answer: "It's impossible."
Everyone was stunned.
"Why?"
Camille had a bad premonition. She was worried that Coven would kill him! She was worried that after Zaun took off, he would completely abandon them, Pilvoorf.
So Camille said quickly while being on guard: "We can give all our sincerity!"
"A leaf blinds one's eyes, and one is eager for quick success."
Ke Wen sighed slightly and shook his head: "You have only seen the miraculous sight of the floating city, but you have not considered what Pilvotov will lose if it also becomes a floating city."
"lose?"
Camille frowned, but just like Coven said, she was blinded by a leaf and could not figure out the relationship between the gains and losses in a short time.
"Kevin."
Heimerdinger jumped off the seat and came over. He sincerely sought an answer: "You'd better tell me directly. Even I can't imagine what I will lose for the time being."
Facing Heimerdinger, Kewen still had to give him face.
So he reminded: "Why did Pilvotov develop so quickly?"
"Canal!" Heimerdinger replied immediately.
Then he was stunned and repeated: "Canal?!"
"That's right."
Ke Wen nodded: "Pilvotov has become a shipping hub, so it has become the economic center of the world. Once it becomes a floating city, you will lose all shipping benefits."
Myrdalda, who also came over, immediately interrupted: "Isn't there also a 'Hex Flying Gate'?"
"What is the throughput of the Hex Flygate?"
Kewen raised his head and looked at the other party: "Those who can use airships for transportation are only a small number of large forces. Do you plan to only pursue high-end transactions?"
He spread his hands and said, "If you decide to give up mid- and low-end shipping interests, then I have nothing to say."
"this……"
Midarda was speechless and couldn't help but look at Camille.
"It's me who lost sight of the other."
Camille frankly admitted her mistake. She bent her neck in front of others for the first time, nodded slowly and said: "Indeed, shipping is the economic foundation of Pilvoorf, and it should not be given up for the spectacle of the floating city.
"
"That's right!"
Heimerdinger also suddenly realized that he agreed: "Feimen only improves the transportation speed of the high-end market, but transactions with large forces alone cannot support the development of the entire Pi City!"
"Then..." Camille immediately changed his target: "We will give up on the floating city, but what about other aspects?"
She continued to fight for it: "For example, a city-wide energy supply system like Zaun's, or a shield that can cover and protect the entire city."
Camille expressed concern in a low tone: "As I said, after Zaun took off, all the pressure came to our Piltover, and Piltover became the first place for all external forces to invade Zaun.
Barrier."
"How good is this?" Ke Wen smiled: "If you want to strive for benefits, you must start from the practical aspect."
"Then let's talk now."
He said to Camille: "Those two technologies can be given to you, so what can you give?"
"Pay for the future!"
Camille immediately replied: "No matter who wants to invade Zaun in a large scale in the future, we Piervotf will help Zaun to resist the invaders with all our strength! As long as Pi City is not broken, we will not let any war spread to Zaun.
!”
"how?"
She asked Coven: "Is this guarantee, coupled with the countless risks that Piltover will bear, enough to exchange for those two technologies?"
"Only enough for one thing." Ke Wen replied: "It can be exchanged for urban shield technology, and for urban energy technology, Zaun must see practical benefits."
Camille is a very courageous person.
So she immediately said: "You will build the energy center! All the income will go to Zaun! I only want the tax part!"
"You?" Kewen confirmed: "Or Piltover?"
"Belong to me." Camille said quietly: "The tax benefit has nothing to do with Pi City."
"Ms. Philos, this..."
Heimerdinger started to speak but stopped.
Kamil looked at the other party openly: "It is enough for the citizens to just sit back and enjoy the improvement in living conditions. I am the one who paid for it, and the citizens are not qualified to share the benefits."
"That's right!"
Myrdalda, who knew that she was qualified to share the profits, immediately agreed: "Mr. Dean, Ms. Philos is already very kind. The people can enjoy better living conditions without doing anything. So the tax part
The benefits should no longer be shared with the people."
"This...hey, okay, after all, I don't understand politics."
Heimerdinger sighed and gave up worrying about it...