Bright strode into the room, looking helplessly at his friends who were also focused on him.

"Looks like you're in some trouble." He said.

"You're the only one you can count on now, Bright,"

Dorag muttered, "We all want to change the world into a different way, so we don't know what to do."

Bright nodded slightly.

Everyone has his ideas, everyone has his strategy.

The collision of different opinions is not something that can be concluded between three or two sentences.

This should be a protracted debate.

The premise is that if you choose to be a bystander.

Bright unceremoniously pulled out a chair and sat down, he stretched out his hands on the table a little lazily, "We have defeated the most terrible enemy in the world, we have taken the whole world, but in this last step, everyone began to have conflicts."

Whether it's Dorag or Zefa, or the hero Karp, the expressions on everyone's faces have become a little complicated.

Oh, yes.

The world's most terrible enemies have been defeated, and now it is time to enjoy the fruits of victory, but instead they start to quarrel.

"But,"

Bright smiled, "It's very understandable, everyone's dreams are different, and of course everyone is pursuing a different world."

"But we are friends, we are comrades-in-arms, we are partners,"

"The most important thing now, my friends, is to form a competent government."

"The world is still waiting for our answers, and the chaos cannot last long."

"So,"

Bright looked earnest, and he said, "Even if you lose some benefits, please take a step back."

"Think it's for the world."

The world government is finished, so the world needs a new one.

Order is always better than chaos.

Following Bright, Tezzolo finally breathed a sigh of relief as he noticed the change in the faces of Dorag and the others.

They were all nodding their heads slightly.

It's got to be Bright.

He does have an extraordinary reputation.

The few people who were arguing just now immediately calmed down.

"Indeed."

Mr. Zefa was a little annoyed, "This is not the time to quarrel, we must first stabilize the world!"

"As Bright said, let's back down a bit."

Dorag also agreed, "The most important thing now is to restore order on the sea as soon as possible."

If this kind of quarrel continues, I am afraid that the sea will be divided for a long time, and the world may be divided as a result.

This is not what everyone wants.

What they are fighting for is a united, prosperous, and peaceful world.

As a result, the rest of the meeting became quite simple.

With everyone willing to take a step back, the negotiation became an easy affair, and the meeting here basically came to an end while the newsbird was spilling the newspapers all over the world.

Bbright and his friends have come to a rough conclusion about the future of the world.

Because of the special geographical structure of this world, Brett and others believe that the way the world government governs is the most appropriate at present.

It is a model for forming a huge coalition government to rule the world, while giving organizations on each island a high degree of autonomy.

Wait until Vegapunk develops the technology that connects the whole world, and then think about changing things.

At this stage, in order to ensure the dominance of the alliance government over the world, and also to deal with various criminal incidents and disputes that may occur in the future, Bright and others are also preparing to form the strongest army in history.

The Revolutionary Army, the New Navy, and the NEO Navy will then merge into one and become the Navy of the New Era, under the direct jurisdiction of the new Union government.

As for this new admiral, it is Mr. Zefa, the commander-in-chief of the NEO Navy.

Mr. Karp chose to retreat, after all, their navy had arrived too late, and Zefa had done much more than he could.

He even plans to retire directly, the old hero no longer has the ambition to continue fighting, and he wants to train heroes like Zefa in the past.

Like the previous navies, the new navy will establish branch bases in the territories of various countries around the world to ensure the security of the world.

The rough framework is like this.

Other important issues include the political landscape of each country, and Marshal Karp and Dorag have each taken a step back.

Dorag acknowledged the existence of kings who had been good rulers, and Marshal Karp agreed to disenfranchise kings.

The final conclusion is that the royal family and nobles who have done a lot of evil will of course not hesitate to directly punish them.

The kings, who had a good reputation for good governance, retained their kingship, but took back all their power, and from then on the kings existed simply as symbols of the state.

As to whether the nascent Union government is qualified to interrogate the kings—

The kings of the member countries, who had been hidden by the World Government in a certain base before, and who had just been rescued, probably didn't dare to say anything.

In this case, the aristocracy has almost disappeared.

The power they vacated will be inherited by the officials of the new government.

These officials will be divided into two parts.

Part of it is the council of sages elected by the local residents, who are responsible for making decisions on various important matters.

The other part is the professional bureaucrats who are directly assigned by the nascent government or recruited by local assessments.

They are primarily responsible for day-to-day operations and the execution of specific tasks.

This is also true of the nascent Government Headquarters.

Whether it's Dorag or Zefa, or Karp or even Bright, they all believe that a good political order should take into account the opinions of more people.

Then, of course, at this time, it is necessary for ordinary people on the sea to put forward their opinion representatives.

Popular elections in the truest sense of the word.

Each nation was able to elect a few wise men to the headquarters of the new government to form the highest authority in the world in the truest sense of the word, as Bright might call it, the Supreme Council.

Then there's the question of the many minority groups, led by Fish-Man Island.

Needless to say, the promotion of racial equality will be followed by both the nascent Navy and the new coalition government that will open the barriers to entry for minorities.

But that's not enough, they're in the minority after all.

Therefore, Bright can only reluctantly win a little rights for his allies.

If everything had to be voted on by all the people of the Supreme Council, it would be too inefficient.

Therefore, under the Supreme Council, an executive council will be set up among the many wise men.

The executive meeting is responsible for making decisions on the day-to-day affairs of the new Union Government.

Something like a permanent member.

Bright secured a seat on the executive council for each of his minority allies.

Coupled with the preferential treatment for their huge contributions, the total number of seats in the minority alliance of Fish-Man Island Bright, which occupies three seats, is close to one-third.

With the principle that a two-thirds vote is required for all decisions, this is more than enough to keep them safe.

Of course, if you count allies like Wano Country

The words of the seat of the country......

Once the general framework is determined, the next step is to fill in the specific details.

It's going to be fast.

In about a week, the new government was to be formed.