"I will send someone to contact Chu Mo again; you don't need to worry about it for now."
Su Lin finally settled on the tone: "Since everyone has come to Xiaoyun Temple and doesn't have a good role to play, let's temporarily become disciples of Xiaoyun Temple, and embark on the path of self-study, cultivating immortality and seeking the Dao here."
"As for other matters, I will arrange them for everyone in the future... In short, everyone's goal in coming here is simply to survive in the increasingly harsh game environment."
"I, Su Lin, am not an unreasonable bully. As long as everyone listens to me and doesn't hold me back, they are all on my side."
Su Lin's stern gaze swept across the entire area, and every survivor slowly lowered their head under his watchful eye, silently expressing their respect and compliance.
Whatever their true intentions, they have no choice but to rely on Su Lin for now.
Since there is a weakness, it is not difficult to control; Xiao Linlin is best at this.
"Alright, that's all. These past few days, Xiao Linlin has established the rules for Xiaoyun Temple. Huang Yi, remember to teach the new brothers."
Su Lin paused for a moment, then said calmly, "These rules are not only the rules of Xiaoyun Temple, but also the rules for those around me, Su Lin. They are not particularly strict, but they must not be violated, otherwise you will bear the consequences."
"That's it, let's call it a day. For anything else, contact Huang Yi and Xiao Linlin."
Su Lin didn't give a long speech, nor did he state how to deal with Chu Mo and the other survivors, something Xiao Linlin had reminded him of earlier.
Those in positions of power can be approachable or domineering, but in any case, they will always maintain a distance from others in decision-making. After all, any decision made by someone in a position of power requires careful consideration, and it is most taboo to change orders frequently.
Making decisions too quickly is not necessarily a good thing. Taking things slowly makes it easier for the group to accept the decision and allows for more flexibility in the final decision.
To be honest, Su Lin wasn't particularly good at these things, so he simply followed Xiao Linlin's advice and didn't reveal his next steps to the survivors, only asking everyone to cooperate.
As for specific decision-making issues, Xiao Linlin should take charge of the overall situation, as she is the only one Su Lin can truly trust.
As for Huang Yi, whom Su Lin mentioned last, he deliberately listed his name alongside Xiao Linlin's because he considered that there was still a need for an example among these survivors to demonstrate how much he valued everyone, so as not to cause panic among the people below.
Mentioning Huang Yi implies a slight delegation of power and support, and this signal is quite clear.
Of course, deep down, Su Lin actually preferred to support Wang Dalu rather than Huang Yi. After all, although this rascal was a bit crazy, Su Lin knew him better and could control him more easily.
However, Wang Dalu was clearly not cut out for this, so Su Lin could only observe Huang Yi's future actions with a critical eye.
Su Lin didn't continue with his long speech. After setting the tone, he gracefully left and returned to the training room.
Many survivors were used to Su Shen's way of doing things and roughly knew that he was a training fanatic. His skills were the result of hard work and dedication, and there was no such thing as him indulging in a life of pleasure or slacking off.
After Su Lin left, Huang Yi, who had received the signal, immediately rallied the survivors and began distributing more detailed future tasks and responsibilities.
Of course, Xiao Linlin told him all this in advance. He was smart and knew that his current status in Su Shen's heart was inseparable from the help of this young girl.
Huang Yi not only carried out Xiao Linlin's arrangements very well, but also tactfully brought Wang Dalu along.
Although Su Shen did not explicitly state that he wanted Wang Dalu to be the leader, the fact that the leader didn't say so doesn't mean that the subordinates couldn't do it.
One should be sensible. It's obvious that Wang Dalu and Su Shen have a good relationship. Giving Wang Dalu a hand would definitely be the right thing to do, and it would also avoid the suspicion of monopolizing power among the survivors.
After the last group of survivors returned, Xiaoyun Temple had become quite established and influential.
In the local world, whenever a small sect shows a trend of population growth, it will be followed by territorial expansion and competition for resources, which will profoundly affect the sphere of influence and core interests of the surrounding sects.
Often at this time, newly established sects will be consciously ostracized and targeted by surrounding sects and independent cultivators; even if no one targets them, Tian Shu cultivators will come to exploit their resources, which is both a way to weaken and suppress newly established sects and to maintain the current stable world order.
That's just how the world of cultivators is. After all, everyone has an extremely long lifespan, and they simply can't tolerate anyone trying to steal their cake while they're still alive.
If one could only rise to a position based on seniority, one's own lifespan might have already ended before those above one had even passed away.
This is why the cultivation world can maintain a relatively stable power structure with very few major changes or reforms. Veteran cultivators and forces generally do not give the new generation a chance to rise to prominence.
But Xiaoyun Temple is different!
This sect has had a deep relationship with the Tian Shu cultivators since its inception, and it has the backing of a great mountain.
The recent seven-day ceremony attended by the deputy abbot had already made the surrounding sects realize this point, and no one was foolish enough to cause trouble for Xiaoyun Temple.
As for the exploitation and oppression of Xiaoyun Temple by the Tian Shu organization... this matter was entirely decided by Jia Zhengyi alone, and other Tian Shu cultivators dared not try to steal food from the mouth of the young sect leader with a powerful background.
As a result of various factors, Xiaoyun Temple has entered a period of stable and rapid development.
Under Xiao Linlin's overall control, Xiaoyun Temple began to set up various sect institutions, such as the Hall of Affairs, the Scripture Pavilion, the Resource Warehouse, the Inquiry Square, and the branches of inner and outer disciples, and all kinds of facilities began to be put into production.
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