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Ao Bing shook his head slightly. "No, it was something we accomplished together. Without your support and help, I might never have had the courage to challenge tradition."
Nezha smiled and scratched his head. "It's not a big deal; I merely provided a little inspiration. The real change comes from the choices you made—no longer being bound by the identity of 'Prince' and bravely expressing your thoughts and beliefs."
Ao Bing pondered for a moment. "Indeed, I used to care too much about others' opinions, afraid to make decisions that didn't align with expectations. Now I understand that true responsibility is not blind obedience but having the courage to make changes, even if it means breaking conventions."
The two sat quietly in the garden, enjoying this rare moment of tranquility. Many challenges awaited them in the future, but at that moment, they simply wanted to relish the joy of victory and each other's company.
Three months later, Ao Bing's reform plan had achieved significant results. The Elder Council completed its first term adjustments, and a group of young and capable members from the Dragon Tribe entered the decision-making layer. An official communication channel between the Dragon Tribe and humans was established, leading to cooperation in environmental protection, energy, and marine biodiversity conservation. More importantly, the mindset within the Dragon Tribe was quietly changing—an increasing number of members began to accept the ideas of openness and reform, no longer clinging to tradition.
Of course, the path of reform remained rocky. Conservative forces occasionally resisted, and some members of the Dragon Tribe felt uneasy about the rapid pace of change. However, Ao Bing used his wisdom and patience to resolve crises time and again, steadily pushing reforms forward.
During this process, Nezha played an important role as well. He was not only a steadfast supporter of Ao Bing but also a crucial bridge between humans and the Dragon Tribe. His Demon Orb Research Project made groundbreaking progress, providing new technological support for ocean pollution management.
As time passed, the effects of the Dragon Tribe's reforms became increasingly evident: the marine environment gradually improved, living conditions for the Dragon Tribe significantly enhanced; cooperation with humans brought about exchanges of technology and knowledge, leading to substantial advancements in their technological capabilities; more importantly, the Dragon Tribe shed its "aloof" stance and became active participants and advocates for global ocean conservation.
One year later, Ao Bing stood at the podium of the Dragon Tribe assembly hall, addressing thousands of Dragon Tribe members and invited human representatives as he delivered his annual reform report. This marked the first time in Dragon Tribe history that the assembly hall was opened to humans and publicly showcased its internal operations.
The venue was solemn and dignified, with Dragon Tribe representatives seated on one side and human representatives on the other; in between sat the newly elected members of the Elder Council. Ao Long Wang occupied a prominent position at the front, gazing kindly at his son. Nezha sat in the front row as a special guest, casting encouraging glances at Ao Bing.
Ao Bing surveyed the audience with confidence and determination; he was no longer that cautious prince who followed rules meticulously. His demeanor was calm and graceful, exuding an air of mature leadership with every gesture.
"Dear Dragon Tribe compatriots and esteemed human friends," Ao Bing's voice rang clear and strong. "A year ago, we embarked on the boldest reform in Dragon Tribe history. Today, I am honored to report that this reform has yielded substantial results."
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