The other stray cats were completely subdued by Vladimir's cat charm, far-sighted thoughts, and broad heart. They listened to everything it said. Since it had decided to temporarily postpone the plan, there must be a reason. Only Big Orange, who was warlike and good at fighting, heard that there was no battle to fight. It was so anxious that it couldn't sit still. It had nowhere to use its energy.
Vladimir comforted it. "Big Orange, there will be many big battles in the future. There will be many hard bones to chew. We don't have to worry about not having a battle to fight. For example, the Holy Cat statue that hasn't been executed yet. Our next step is to deal with it."
Big Orange excitedly waved its claws, indicating that several of its brothers and sisters in the coastal branch had been harmed by the Holy Cat statue. It had long wanted to take revenge, and now it finally had the chance!
It asked Vladimir to quickly tell it what it should do. As long as there was a battle to fight, it didn't matter if the opponent was human or something else. Its fat butt was already hungry and thirsty. It wanted to sit on the Holy Cat statue and kill it!
Before, Vladimir hadn't considered the Holy Cat statue as a priority. One reason was that it didn't care about this paper tiger at all. The second reason was that it had used a drastic method. Since the Holy Cat statue was born from the faith of human cat abusers, as long as humans were eliminated, the Holy Cat statue that had lost its source of faith would be defeated without a fight.
But now, since it had reevaluated its strategy for dealing with humans, it temporarily wouldn't take overly radical actions. Instead, it would take another approach to deal with the Holy Cat statue.
Vladimir was confident. It told the stray cats to go back and rest first, as well as to convey the new policy to the other stray cats. When it had a plan, it would naturally gather them to start a decisive battle against the Holy Cat statue.
The local stray cats accepted the order and left. Vladimir gave a few words of encouragement to its old subordinates from the capital, then turned around and left. It didn't want to disturb their rest anymore, as they still had to hurry back to the capital.
Of course, they didn't run on all fours. That would be too stupid. Anyway, humans had ready-made means of transportation. It would be a waste not to use them. Just like the song said, climbing on a fast train was like riding a galloping horse.
Even so, the journey had been tiring and frightening.
The stray cats were about to disperse when Vladimir suddenly felt something strange. It ordered everyone to stop moving, then suddenly turned its head and stared at the empty door. "Who is it? Come out! "
It thought it was Xinghai again, but a golden cat paw stuck out of the door, followed by another one.
Fei Na walked in slowly with his head held high, like a monarch looking at the four seas.
Its gaze swept around the broken room, then swept across the water and dried fish in old cans on the ground, and finally landed on Vladimir.
Vladimir's pupils suddenly dilated!
"It's you!" It said in confusion and shock.
Fei Na actually personally made a move!
The stray cats were trembling in fear because of Fina's sudden appearance. Even the arrogant Big Orange was trembling like a 200-pound piece of fat … The only thing that kept them from running away like normal stray cats was the belief that Vladimir had planted in their hearts — there had never been any savior, and there was no need to rely on an emperor!
Their beliefs were still small and fragile, like candles in the wind that could be extinguished at any time. But when the beliefs of tens of thousands of stray cats were added together, it was enough to form a raging fire.
"Although your actions are very secretive, do you really think that you can completely hide it from me?" Fei Na said arrogantly and reservedly, gently raising a front paw to press down on a piece of flying paper. It glanced at the remaining letters on it, then let go of its paw and let it float away.
"You already know?" Vladimir asked tentatively.
Fei Na snorted and answered with a question. "How can the spying of stray cats escape the eyes of domestic cats?"
Vladimir's heart was relieved. It had felt a little puzzled before, because the operation had been too smooth. Fei Na seemed to have been completely kept in the dark, which was very unusual.
Fei Na acted as if there was no one else around. It didn't care about the stray cats present at all. "I am here to tell you that your previous plan was too stupid."
Vladimir didn't agree with what it said. Perhaps its previous plan had been lacking in consideration, but how could it be said that it was stupid?
"Then what's your opinion?" it asked in return.
Fei Na said confidently, "Instead of destroying humans, it's better to enslave humans and make them work like cows and horses to serve the cats."
Vladimir was speechless.
"This is the millennium plan of the cat race. For thousands of years, the royal family of the cat race has been fighting to achieve this goal. Humans think that they have domesticated our cat race and are even complacent about it. In fact, it is our cat race that has domesticated them!" Fei Na raised a front paw and pointed at Vladimir. "As the saying goes, you have to look at the owner before you hit a dog. I will never allow you and the stray cats to destroy my servants! I want to keep their lives to create a better living environment for the cats. Otherwise, no one will pay tribute and shovel poop! "
Although it wasn't clear how the humans would feel when they heard this, Vladimir shook its head and said, "Don't worry, they won't be destroyed for the time being. I also feel that the time is not right — the sun is setting in the west, but its destiny is not over."
"That's good. I also don't want to see domestic cats and stray cats kill each other." Fei Na slowly turned around. "In that case, I have no reason to continue to stay. There is the smell of cat urine and dog poop everywhere. It gives me a headache."
"Take care, I won't send you off," Vladimir said, neither servile nor overbearing.
When it reached the door, Fei Na paused and said without turning its head, "One night, did Xinghai run out to look for you?"
"Yes." Vladimir had nothing to hide, so it admitted straightforwardly.
Fei Na snorted. "When I woke up, I suddenly realized that I couldn't feel its breath, so I guessed … It must have quietly left the palace to talk to you. I'm not interested in what it went to talk to you about, but I'll give you a piece of advice — it's best not to ignore what it says. That's all I have to say. I'm going back to the palace. "
The golden figure flicked its tail and disappeared at the door. The light in the room seemed to have been taken away.
It wasn't until more than half a minute after Fei Na left that the stray cats at the scene slowly came to their senses. They were more tired than they had just fought a tough battle, and they almost collapsed. Big Orange even turned over and lay on the ground with its belly exposed, panting, as if it had just gone to the gym to play iron.
In fact, even without Fei Na's reminder, Vladimir did not ignore Xinghai's warning. Weakness and ignorance were not obstacles to survival, but arrogance was.
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