Two Realms Shuttle Gate: Don't Call Me a Demon!

After the parade ended.

At the Jieke Group Headquarters Building, Su Jie sat at the head seat, with Liu Yingying as his deputy, and below them were senior officials from the Southeast Asian countries.

"We need to unite as one, build a completely new organizational structure, and make our voices heard in this world. Only by coming together, like tightening our five fingers into a fist, can we secure a place for ourselves in the global arena."

Su Jie spoke slowly, explaining the purpose of this gathering to everyone.

Although they had already heard rumors, once it was confirmed, these Southeast Asian countries couldn't help but feel anxious, as if they had entered a lion's den.

"This organization will be called the South Alliance. First, we must achieve economic integration and deepen the ties between the Southeast Asian countries. Using the Dragon Coin as a foundation, we will establish the Dragon Coin Currency Administration and form the South Alliance Economic Zone. In the future, the Dragon Coin will become the sole legal currency of the South Alliance countries.

We will establish the South Alliance Constitutional Preparatory Committee, agree on the South Alliance's flag, anthem, motto, and celebration days, as well as the location of the South Alliance building. Based on this, we will form the South Alliance Council, where each country will become a council member. Through the votes of each member country, a leader will be chosen to become the Supreme Leader of the South Alliance, guiding the development of the entire alliance, with a term of five years.

Additionally, under the jurisdiction of the South Alliance Council, we will establish the South Alliance Military Equipment Bureau to coordinate the military development of all member countries, unify standardized equipment and training, and enhance combat effectiveness.

Simultaneously with the South Alliance Military Equipment Bureau, we will also establish the South Alliance Joint Military Intervention Force, which requires each member country to contribute troops. The specific number will be determined through subsequent discussions, and it is expected that this force will consist of around one million personnel. The military expenses will be shared by all countries. Any armed conflicts occurring within or outside the South Alliance territory will be resolved by deploying the South Alliance Joint Military Force, as decided by the South Alliance Council.

The Jieke Group will become the sole observer of the South Alliance, providing supervision and guidance. In the future, the Southern Alliance Member Countries...

Liu Yingying stood up, holding a document, and read out the clauses and frameworks of the South Alliance one by one.

There were so many treaties that it took Liu Yingying over ten minutes to finish reading them all.

The Southeast Asian officials sitting down looked at each other, their expressions somewhat rigid.

Because the establishment of the South Alliance clearly showed that the Jieke Group intended to solidify its position through official cooperation, binding them all onto Jieke Group's chariot economically, politically, and militarily.

Once the South Alliance was established, they would have to act in accordance with Jieke Group in all matters, and their own rights would be greatly restricted.

Although they were already limited by Jieke Group now, establishing it with a treaty encompassing all Southeast Asian countries was a first.

They certainly wanted to oppose it, but when they thought about the Jieke Group's troops stationed within their borders, they couldn't voice any opposition, and could only nod with bitter expressions.

"Johor is willing to join the South Alliance and become a council member."

"Siam voluntarily joins the South Alliance and becomes a council member."

"Jawa voluntarily joins the South Alliance and becomes a council member."

"Temasek..."

One after another, arms were raised, and eventually, through unanimous consent from the Southeast Asian countries, the South Alliance was officially declared established.

Next, there was the election for important positions such as the Supreme Leader of the South Alliance.

Unsurprisingly, Su Jie became the first Supreme Leader of the South Alliance, and Liu Yingying took the position of Secretary General of the Southern Alliance. Those attending and seated in this position were all shrewd individuals. Who would be so oblivious? If anyone dared not to vote for Su Jie, they would probably not be able to leave this conference room.

It is foreseeable that since the Supreme Leader of the South Alliance can be re-elected with no term limits, as long as the Jieke Group maintains its military strength, Su Jie can continue to hold the position of Supreme Leader of the South Alliance for as long as he desires.

Several hours later, the major affairs of the South Alliance were discussed, and everyone subsequently dispersed, except for the members of the Jieke Group; the officials from the Southeast Asian countries left with bitter expressions.

"India has already sent a peace letter; they are willing to compromise with us, agreeing to abandon the East District Six States, and have promised a compensation payment to us privately. They only hope that, in external statements, we cooperate with them, stating that the East District Six States is not independent, but serves as a buffer zone between Jieke Group and India, respecting the wishes of the Assamese and aiding in the establishment of Assam Country as their primary goal."

After everyone had left, Liu Yingying came behind Su Jie, massaging his shoulders while discussing the matter.

"India has given in but still wants to save face. Agree to it; as long as we gain benefits, it's fine."

Su Jie chuckled lightly. The Jieke Group now sweeps through Southeast Asia, even the Beautiful Country doesn't dare provoke them, making its own troops pack up and leave.

Currently, the only remaining armed conflict with Jieke Group is with India.

India's biggest worry now is that the Jieke Group will turn their weapons and fully attack them.

Now, sitting on a million troops, with a population of six hundred million and nearly five million square kilometers of land, the Jieke Group is like a just-matured male lion, at its most dangerous and volatile. Looking at the fate of these Southeast Asian countries, India is very afraid of the Jieke Group's fangs continuing to gnaw at them.

They have already lost the East District Six States, and if attacked again by the Jieke Group, who knows how much land and how much flesh they'd have to lose to satisfy the Jieke Group's appetite.

With today's military parade, the Jieke Group demonstrated its military power to the world. India has recognized the reality that their inferior military and troop quality cannot take back the East District Six States from the Jieke Group—not by themselves, at least.