Under King Bordeaux VIII's high-profile affirmation, the Imperial Court meeting, opened under public opinion pressure, was a complete success.
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The operations of the Iberia Kingdom quickly caused a commotion on the Southern Continent.
The classic scapegoating tactic not only threw out responsibility but also public pressure.
Since the setbacks in the war weren't their fault, then naturally it was other countries' fault.
A wave of passionate public opinion quickly spread across the Southern Continent, with the elders in the Human Alliance also stepping out to exert pressure.
Having been backstabbed, the high officials of various countries angrily cursed Bordeaux VIII for his lack of integrity.
After a brief hesitation, several major countries followed suit.
Some announced reinforcements to the frontline, some announced the opening of new battlefronts from the sea, with no one idle.
