In this war era, losing the power to influence the military without controlling the troops is truly a harsh reality for these parliamentarians.
Two years into the war, the Fei Alliance Joint Congress seemed more like a symbolic organization. Topics like trade quotas, currency issuance, and environmental protection were nothing more than child's play in the fierce battle.
The tide against Hastings had long been brewing.
Over time, these parliamentarians naturally forgot how they originally opposed war preparations.
Back then, they vigorously and righteously opposed the Fei Alliance Countries' military procurement budget, opposed expanding troop strength, opposed accelerating the military integration process within the Alliance forces, and all other pre-war measures, branding them as costly burdens to the people.
They sat in their parliamentary seats, laughing and chatting while casting their votes against, until the Western Alliance launched a massive invasion.
