After Annan self-sealed his ability to cast spells, the atmosphere indeed calmed down.
And once the atmosphere had eased slightly, everyone subconsciously chose to accept Annan's previous suggestion: why not sit down and have a good talk.
After all, Annan had taken the initiative to put himself at a disadvantage in front of everyone.
Although no one would benefit from it, people always tend to feel that they should be ingrained with guilt at such times.
This layer of guilt wasn't deep, and if Annan truly made any demands that would harm their interests, they would probably refuse immediately.
But Annan only proposed a suggestion that was good for everyone at the moment... at least it was not harmful to any of them.
So, at this moment, they would subconsciously comply with Annan's harmless command.
This was an opportunity.
If Annan could seize the initiative in the following conversation, his words would still carry weight in the next step.
