Adonis' discussion with his classmates was pretty brief.
This was because they all had to meet up with their Party Members immediately after, and they probably weren't going to see each other until the day of the Conquest.
Even then, with an expected turnout of almost ten thousand members, it was possible that they wouldn't even see each other until much later.
He understood all of this, so while he tried to be as concise as possible, he also did his best to carefully observe the emotions of everyone present.
Thankfully, everyone seemed to be present in the room—physically and mentally.
So far, they had reiterated the strategies they would employ, and afterwards Adonis allowed each student to talk about the Parties they ended up with.
Some seemed fun, others seemed a bit iffy. It didn't matter how strong or weak the members were, though.
Their personalities were also not really important.
