Yin Country's President Mansion, Presidential Office.
The President sat quietly on the office chair, staring blankly out at the pitch-black night, a day and night had passed, Arubon was in chaos, immigrants and locals were in conflict, accusing each other, and many immigrants even began to return home to take refuge. If this situation continued to evolve, it would worsen. But Jackson remained inactive, and his people sent a message, saying that Jackson was demanding the troops to hide, forbidding anyone to move, citing exposure as the reason.
