The founder, who had lost control of his own consciousness, faced the camera, head drooping, recounting the theory originally proposed by Mikaela.
She was a person who believed in caution, thinking that if the rescuers rose up to fight evil, criminals would eventually fade into oblivion.
By that time, what the rescuers had to face were not small-time criminals, but the truly vicious and brutal Rebel Army "from outside."
Therefore, in order to bring "vitality" to the industrial chain, they had to turn criminals into an inexhaustible resource, allowing them a "moderate" space to survive and even supporting some crime syndicates when necessary.
Mikaela referred to this as planting seeds.
When these seeds grew into fruits, they would be harvested by the specially trained rescuers of the company.
After a long development, this chain had become quite stable.
