"To be honest, I don't know." Valkries did not evade his gaze. "This is different from what I expected. That's what you are concerned about, right?"
Roland tacitly acknowledged his words. He had already realized that the Nightmare Lord had an indescribable insight into the human heart. Even in the Martialist Association, he was rather popular and could be said to be doing very well. In front of such a person, feigning ignorance was useless. Being direct was the most effective method of negotiation.
According to Valkries' previous judgment, the appearance of the Deity of Gods meant that the Sky Lord had made up his mind. Since he had spoken to the King, he had basically severed all possibilities of roping him in. Unless the floating island was destroyed, there was no way he would turn back.
"Logically speaking, the paranoid Hackzord will always be secretly observing the situation at the frontlines. Before you display sufficient strength, he will not take action." Valkries seemed to be muttering to himself, but it also seemed to be expressing the suspicions in his heart. "Now that he is acting out of his usual self and has even reached a consensus with Serakkas, it's not strange for you to be wary. But … "
"But what?"
"What if the situation changes?" Valkries spread his hands. "The affairs of the world are unpredictable. No matter how appropriate the decision is, it will become meaningless without the corresponding conditions. I can only guess that there might be other factors that caused Hackzord to change his original intentions. "
"But you don't know what it is."
"That's right, even you don't know, much less me." Valkries drank another mouthful of coffee. "If I don't ask, I won't be able to guess anything."
"So you want to write a letter again?"
"That is indeed a method, but from the time of suspicion to contact, I'm afraid it will take a long time. And at this moment, the conditions will change. These uncertain factors will bring about uncertain risks. "
Roland remained silent for a moment, then looked at Valkries with a teasing look. "Are you trying to lead me?"
"The decision is ultimately in your hands." The latter's expression was surprisingly calm.
"…" Roland did not immediately answer. He shrugged and changed the topic. "By the way, why did you only talk about Hackzord and barely mention Silent Disaster? Can't it be part of the 'other factors'? "
"Because I understand it." Valkries suddenly sighed and looked out of the window. "I need a lot of reasons to convince Hackzord, but I don't. As long as it knows that I'm still alive, it definitely won't stand idly by. "
…
Deity of Gods, at the bottom of the Red Mist Pond.
"Does this really work?" Silent Disaster stared at Sky Lord, who was resting in the pool with his eyes closed.
"Maybe, maybe not." After a few days of rest, Hackzord had recovered quite a bit. "But since you can't think of a better solution, we can only try our luck."
He knew that in order to get Silent Disaster to stand firmly on his side, he had to first resolve the two reasons Silent Disaster gave for refusing. The king had ordered the execution of Plan B, and he was powerless to reverse it, nor did he dare to openly question the king's strategy. Therefore, the only breakthrough point was Valkries's' letter. '
A piece of paper and a few words were too hasty, but what about more words and information? If he could successfully communicate with the Nightmare Lord, Silent Disaster would definitely become the most powerful card in his hand.
For this plan, not only did Hackzord get his right-hand man, Siacis, to personally monitor the transmission point in the northern part of the Kingdom of Dawn, he also sent two groups of nobles to the foot of Mount Hermes and the Everwinter border. He did not wish to miss out on any possible response.
Such an uncertain method of fishing for fish in the sea added more uncertainty to a plan that required luck, but Hackzord had no other choice. He could not expose the existence of the Witch to prevent Valkries from losing their connection and becoming completely lost in the Realm of Mind. He also could not set up a location to wait for a reply and give the humans a chance to lay an ambush.
But he had no idea what the final outcome would be.
After all, the transmission of information required time, and the second Deity of Gods that the king was driving towards the Fertile Plains day and night. Once Plan B was activated, there would be no turning back.
"Also … rather than worrying about this, why don't you pay more attention to Mask."
"What's wrong with Mask?" Silent Disaster frowned.
"I don't know … I just feel that his reaction is a little strange." Hackzord shook his head. Since he had returned, there was no way he could hide it from Mask. But Mask, who had taken over the Western Front Army, did not seem to mind Hackzord's prolonged disappearance and did not suggest for him to take the initiative to report to the King. In the past, Mask would not have let go of such an opportunity to suppress him.
"Lord Sky Lord!" At this moment, Siacis suddenly walked into the grotto. "There's movement from the humans!"
"So fast?" Hackzord could not help but be surprised. "What did you observe?"
He did not reveal his thoughts to anyone other than Silent Disaster, not even Siacis. Thus, he gave his subordinates an order to report any abnormal movements to him.
"A male has erected a flag on the hillside that you requested to monitor, but he does not have any of his brethren by his side."
Erecting a flag without occupying it was extremely abnormal in itself!
Hackzord could not help but exchange glances with Silent Disaster.
It had only been five to six days since he sent out the message. It was a far cry from the half a month he had expected. This could only mean one thing. Not only was the Witch in a high position, she was also close to the pinnacle of power. Otherwise, she would not have such an efficient response.
"Did the Eye Demon discover anything?"
Although Witches were unable to enter the Red Mist region, he still assigned Siacis a Symbiotic Eye Demon just in case. The long-range attack from the blonde Witch's sudden appearance still left a lingering fear in Sky Lord's heart.
"What we sensed are basically all non-magical males. It should be a routine investigation by the humans. We have yet to discover the existence of Magic Power Observers." Siacis hesitated. "My lord, what are you guarding against?"
"I will tell you when there are results." After Siacis left, Hackzord looked at Silent Disaster. "Do you want to go?"
"Is there a need to ask?" The latter had already put on her helmet.
…
Passing through the Distortion Door, Silent Disaster slowly walked towards the soldier under the flag.
This time, she did not deliberately hide herself. The soldier quickly noticed the commotion behind her and turned around.
Silent Disaster recognized the male.
He was the one who had been delivered a letter previously.
This was undoubtedly an extremely unusual meeting. The human did not scream, flee, or fight back. Instead, he quietly waited for her to approach. Although his breathing was obviously chaotic, he did not take a single step back.
Only when the two of them faced each other did the soldier speak.
"I've delivered the letter. Where are my companions?"
"They are still alive. Go back and I will release them. "
The soldier nodded, took out a new piece of paper, and handed it to Silent Disaster.
Silent Disaster's pupils suddenly constricted.
It was still written in her race's language, and it had an obvious Nightmare style.
However, the content was exceptionally short. There was only one sentence.
[Concentrate and close your eyes. ]
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