Xiao Ran also felt that the current Legion Council was very interesting, but it wasn't because of the benefits and benefits that the Council could bring to him. Currently, all the benefits and benefits had yet to be officially confirmed, and he wasn't sure what kind of changes it could bring. He could only say that he was looking forward to it.
What was really interesting was the existence of the Legion Council. Yes, it was only in terms of its existence. The Legion Council was obviously an institution initiated and established by the participants. It was an institution used to resolve disputes between the legions and maintain the general balance of the real world. If Prometheus was considered an official, then this Council was actually a completely civilian organization.
But now, this civilian organization had received the recognition of Prometheus. Not only that, but they had also become a semi-official organization. Not only did they send out natives to assist them, but they were also given a lot of resources to support them. In Xiao Ran's opinion, this was very interesting. Compared to dealing with the talkative Limestone, dealing with the Limestone Corps was much more interesting.
If the Burning Legion dared to say that they were second to Prometheus, no one would dare to say that they were first. Not to mention that Xiao Ran had already been blocked by Prometheus a few times, even Prometheus had also used his luck to make Prometheus speechless for a long time. However, Prometheus didn't restrict this kind of loophole that went beyond the rules. Instead, it even compensated them when they couldn't provide a reasonable explanation. Xiao Ran even had a direct conversation with Prometheus and received a lot of compensation.
This meant that Prometheus had to follow certain rules in order to continue operating. It would choose to ignore those who didn't follow the rules, and compensate those who didn't follow the rules. However, it didn't trigger anyone who didn't follow the rules. It wasn't like Burning Legion hadn't been on the verge of death before. No, it should be said that Xiao Ran had done so before.
Not only that, Prometheus was quite inflexible. For example, the core of a mission didn't belong to a follower or a participant. But who could say that Brilliant Flame and the others couldn't create even greater value than a follower or participant? Truth be told, Brilliant Flame and Xiao Ran had nothing to do with each other at all. Yet, Brilliant Flame and Xiao Ran were able to enter this mission together. They were living beings, combat forces, not participants or followers. Yet, they were able to enter this mission together with Xiao Ran. They were living beings and combat forces, not participants or followers.
Because Prometheus treated them as props, but it was obvious that although the Core had the label of props, it couldn't be treated as such at all. Didn't this show just how rigid Prometheus was?
As for that Designated Follower Card, it was also one of Xiao Ran's crazy attempts to test the waters. It was obvious that the Designated Follower Card should be placed in the worlds below Prometheus. The most appropriate usage of the Designated Follower Card would be in the various mecha combat worlds, designating a native of a certain mission as a participant.
Heh, but the strange thing was that after this card was sent to Xiao Ran, the System of Eternity and countless other worlds under it appeared in Xiao Ran's world. Xiao Ran designated Hades, and Prometheus really did bring Hades back to Xiao Ran. That was to say, since it was sent to Xiao Ran, it wasn't his business how to use it. However, there was a bug in Xiao Ran's world, and Prometheus probably didn't expect this bug, so there were no restrictions at all.
Trying his best to pry half of a god's body to him was obviously already out of the norm. This was cheating, this was breaking the rules, and the System with a brain would not tolerate such a thing at all, but it still happened in the end.
Xiao Ran even felt that he was compensated when he first entered Prometheus, because he was selected by mistake. Originally, no earthling should enter Prometheus, but he came, so the reward he received for completing the first mission was simply heaven-defying. It directly transformed him from an ordinary person to a heaven-defying Europa God, although he couldn't be compared to Law.
And Prometheus didn't do anything about the fact that he had memories of various missions. He didn't treat him as a virus and let him do whatever he wanted in Prometheus. If he couldn't get rid of him, then there was nothing he could do. Continuing to forcefully get rid of him was not within his rules, which was very inflexible.
In all aspects, Prometheus was very inflexible. As long as he didn't violate the rules, he could completely dance on the edge of courting death. Xiao Ran felt that he had a good grasp of this degree.
But according to the rules, what was yours was yours, and what was mine was mine. The rules were the rules, and if there was a mistake, there was a need to make up for it. However, a inflexible Prometheus would support the army council. Wasn't this very strange and surprising?
Then thinking about it from another perspective, why could Prometheus do this? Did this violate the rules? If so, what kind of conditions made Prometheus break the rules? If not, what kind of rules made Prometheus choose to support?
Xiao Ran didn't need to think about the former for now, but if it was the latter, Xiao Ran felt that there would be a lot of room for manipulation. If that was the case, then Prometheus must have a very core principle that caused him to make such a choice.
There were many possibilities for this core rule. For example, to maintain the stable development of Prometheus, to cultivate more and more powerful pilots, or Prometheus himself had rules to balance the chaos, and so on. Based on one or a few of these, the appearance of the army council just happened to satisfy Prometheus' core rule, which was why he had the right to support it.
But which was it? What kind of rule was it? If he could understand the logic behind it, Xiao Ran felt that he was completely confident that he could completely deduce one or a few core rules. This was because there were many ideas that could be eliminated first. For example, to deduce a core rule, one must cultivate strong participants. This rule could be completely eliminated, at least half of it could be eliminated.
Prometheus' cultivation was to cultivate venomous insects. The stronger the insect, the more authority it had. Moreover, the participants in the mission were all in conflict. Once a conflict occurred, death was unavoidable. Participants who did not grow were trash. Prometheus would not do anything for trash. His rule was to give missions, and missions would bring death. Since he wanted to protect the participants, there was no need to let the participants face death. Give them a great environment and slowly cultivate them, and everyone could become an S-rank pilot, instead of making the participants struggle again and again.
Therefore, half of this rule could be negated, and the remaining half would depend on the factors of the participants themselves. Would there be some kind of rule that required Prometheus to provide the necessary convenience and protection to participants above a certain level? For example, participants above S-level must be provided with the necessary convenience and protection, and the number of S-level pilots must be preserved as much as possible?
If this was the case, then it was very possible, was it not? After all, S-rank pilots already had the right to refuse to participate in missions, and could even return to their original world. There was no need for S-rank pilots to enter a certain mission. A more difficult mission would make S-rank pilots risk their lives again and again to face death.
This allowed S-rank pilots to be very free and very safe. If this was the case, then it made a little more sense. Prometheus needed to preserve the high-level strength, the high-level strength that had grown, and not the kind that had not yet grown but still had potential. Potential was not important at all. When the evaluation team came over, they also said the same thing. They did not care about the past or the future, but only the present.
If this was the case, then wouldn't the S-rank pilots continue to die even more?
As the real area before the appearance of the council was too chaotic, many high-level pilots died because of conflicts between the armies, so the appearance of the council coincidentally allowed Prometheus to see the possibility of stabilizing and preserving more S-rank pilots. This was in line with his core, so he gave the council support and authority to assist in stabilizing the internal environment of Prometheus.
Conflicts could be mediated through the council. This way, the loss of S-rank pilots could be more avoided. If it really could not be mediated, then it was fine even if some of them died. After all, Prometheus had achieved his goal. S-rank pilots in the general environment would not casually participate in army battles and die. At least most of the S-rank pilots were protected.
Other than this, of course, there were also other possibilities. For example, in the general development of Prometheus, there might be some restrictions. It was necessary to develop Prometheus in a positive way to become stronger and better. A stable situation would help to satisfy his core restrictions, so the council could satisfy his requirements and give the council support and authority.
Xiao Ran felt that he should form a small group to specifically confirm and analyze this matter. He could find a million analysts in the territory to form a Prometheus analysis department to specifically analyze the loopholes of Prometheus. This would be very helpful for him to completely control Prometheus in the future.
Whether it was the super area, the real area, or the fantasy area, Xiao Ran did not know how many people had the idea of controlling Prometheus in their hearts. He also did not know how many people had been hoping to break away from Prometheus. However, at least when they reached S-rank, they would be unable to control and could choose to semi-retire. This could be considered as achieving one of the goals.
However, Xiao Ran did not care about what others thought. He just wanted to control Prometheus, this fool, and completely turn Prometheus into his tool. Although he would not necessarily use this tool to do anything, what he wanted was to reverse the situation. He did not want Prometheus to influence him, but he would influence Prometheus. He had never felt so close to the truth of Prometheus at this moment.
If Prometheus knew that Xiao Ran had so many ideas in such a short period of time because of the army council, he would probably choose to continue being stuck at this time. This was because his core rules did not have the ability to punish or restrict the ideas of the participants.
Then, if he couldn't get around Xiao Ran, he would choose to make a deal, to make up for it. He would make Xiao Ran give up on his crazy suicidal thoughts that he couldn't punish. He would persuade Xiao Ran to be kind, to have Xiao Ran have a conscience, to tell Xiao Ran not to do this, to shout 'don't mess with me', and then directly kick Xiao Ran out of Prometheus, together with all of the faction's territories. He would definitely not allow Xiao Ran to enter Prometheus ever again.
Cruzet saw that Xiao Ran had become silent. The corners of his mouth curled up and then he nodded from time to time. Cruzet, who was very familiar with Xiao Ran, immediately understood that Xiao Ran had probably sunk into his own world again. This situation usually meant that someone was going to be very unlucky, very unlucky.
"What kind of evil idea is popping up in his mind at this time?" Suddenly, Kreutzer felt goosebumps all over his body as he shivered. "Then who will be targeted by him next? The people outside? His own people? That idiot called Limestone wouldn't have made him like this … "
"That means … … he's going to do something and then target his own people?"
Cruzet coughed softly and said to the people beside him. "I still have something to do, so I'll leave first."
Uzzes stood behind Xiao Ran and did not notice Xiao Ran's situation. However, he saw Cruzet's expression. After Cruzet finished speaking, he laughed and said, "Wait for me, I'll go with you."
"Let's go, let's go."
"Let's go, let's go drink together."
The two slipped away just like that. When Xiao Ran came back to his senses and saw that Cruzet had disappeared behind him, he touched his chin and said, "Where's Cruzet?"
Renard said, "He left first."
Xiao Ran nodded and said, "The battle over there has begun?"
Renard continued to answer, "It has already begun."
Xiao Ran suddenly turned his head and looked at Cang who was a few steps away from him. The corner of his mouth curled up as he said, "Mr. Cang, I want to ask you, do you intend to form a comprehensive strategic alliance with the Burning Legion? A true alliance that is completely open internally, where we share enemies and friends, and mutual exchange of resources."
Cang raised his eyebrows and said, "Hmm, Legion Commander Xiao Ran has this idea?"
Xiao Ran smiled leisurely and said, "I have a lot of ideas, but I need more friends."
Cang felt a little awkward. He had just decided to keep a distance from the Burning Legion and maintain a normal relationship. However, he did not expect Xiao Ran to suddenly change his mind and bring up the matter of a comprehensive strategic alliance. However, he did not hesitate and replied with a smile, "I need to confirm this."
"Okay, think about it." Xiao Ran patted Renard's shoulder and said, "You wait here, I'll take the others back first. When the Emerald Dream Legion comes out and brings Azure Dragon to me, I don't think he has the guts to refuse."
It was a test, so he had to find a few cannon fodders to help him.
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