But Nathan Lockwood didn't give them any more time to think, instead switching to two more photos of Planet B36.
The images showed Planet B36's captivating scenery, boasting a full range of developments from beaches to forest treehouses and natural oxygen bars.
"Starting the year before last, Planet B36 began pivoting to tourism, marketing itself as a stable planet with a relaxing environment."
Among the smaller planets, such a claim—a nearly zero percent Xenobeast Tide outbreak rate, safe, and inexpensive—attracted a great many people.
"I've studied their recommended tourist locations. The entire tourist zone has been designated here,"—a miniature projection of Planet B36 appeared before Zoe Pierce, and Nathan Lockwood's finger pointed to the upper-right corner—"and a significant portion of the residential area is nearby."
"However, I calculated the city's capacity and found that about thirty percent of the population is clearly not in this residential area."
