RNP Chapter 962 The Plan Comes to an End (1)
Chapter 962 The Plan Comes to an End (1)
Paimon asked a crucial question: "Now that we've lowered the guard of the royalists, what's our next move?"
Ying pointed at her and said, "Remember to listen carefully at the next operational meeting, otherwise we'll have to remind you again, just like now."
Nasita said, "No need, leave it to me."
A wisp of emerald green appeared at Nasita's fingertips, which she gently touched to Paimon's brow.
Paimon's eyes flashed with confusion, then he quickly realized, "Oh, so that's the next step!"
Iya looked at Nasita: "Sister, how did you do that?"
Nasita simply stated: "Just turn the records of the previous battle meeting into a dream and then transmit it to Paimon."
Ying asked curiously, "If that's the case, why didn't you use it when Paimon forgot about the war meeting?"
"We used to have to hide our whereabouts, but now we don't need to."
"And there's another point..."
Nasita blinked sheepishly and stuck out her tongue: "I just realized I could do that!"
My daughter is so cute.
[Daughter asks her mother for a kiss!]
As a father, Brother Bai is truly enviable.
[↑My daughter is well-behaved, sensible, and beautiful; we have two of them.]
In short, the next steps for everyone were quite simple.
That meant escaping from the Church and then splitting up.
They were "voluntarily" imprisoned in order to lower the guard of the royalists.
Now that the goal has been achieved, it's time to leave.
As for whether the Order of the Fathers will find out...
Nasita could create the illusion that everyone was still in the guesthouse, just as she could create "another self".
However, Ying felt that this was completely unnecessary.
Because the royalists probably never imagined that Ying and her group would be able to escape from the guesthouse all the way out of the church.
Throughout the journey, neither Ying nor Yiya made a move against Azar's use of force.
This undoubtedly sends a signal to Hazard and the royalists: we are weak, we fear force, and we are no match for enemy naval tactics.
This is tantamount to further lowering their guard.
As for why Hazard and the royalists didn't think that Ying and her group had high individual combat strength.
During the war council, Ehrlich had already analyzed the situation:
"Humans cannot imagine things they have never seen."
The strongest person Hazard had ever met was Caesar, yet Caesar had never revealed his true strength to Hazard.
The strongest Caesar Hazard had ever seen was the one who punched him when Hazard announced the cancellation of the Flora Festival.
This already speaks volumes.
But this only gave Hazard the impression that Caesar was strong, stronger than himself.
But Hazard doesn't have a concrete concept.
All I know is that Caesar has the Eye of God, can control elemental forces, and is very strong and capable in combat.
This means that Hazard will have a lack of concrete understanding when assessing Caesar's combat strength, leading to serious misjudgments.
The same principle applies to Ying and her group.
They only knew that Ying and Yiya were very strong, but they had no idea exactly in which direction their strength lay.
Therefore, when they saw Ying and Yiya not resisting the human wave tactic, their first thought was not that it was a trap, but that Ying and Yiya were no match for the human wave tactic.
This is something that people cannot imagine they have never seen.
Royalist scholars who spend all their time in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, oblivious to the power of the gods, naturally cannot comprehend how powerful adventurers who live a life of hardship and those who inherit divine power can be.
That's why they genuinely believed they were capable of capturing the Little Lucky Grass King, Nasita.
Therefore, they probably didn't expect that Ying and her group were capable of escaping from prison without being detected.
Paimon and Ying said, "Our goal is to stay in the Church House and wait for the right opportunity, so it's best not to go out."
Ying nodded: "That's what I think too."
Nasita said, "I'm going to find Caesar, tell him about Elhesen's plan, and find out about his plan as well."
Iya also explained his mission objective: "I'm going to help Sister Dixia attract the attention of the city guards."
Ying looked at everyone and said, "Let's all get together after everything has settled down."
Paimon, Nasita, and Iya nodded.
Afterwards, using Narcida's ability to leave a fake body in the room, she and Iya vanished into the void and left.
It wasn't until Nasita and Eya left that Paimon belatedly realized, "Luminous, I suddenly thought of something."
"What? You've forgotten the contents of the war meeting again? Want to call Nashida back to help you recall them?" Ying, who was resting with her eyes closed in preparation for the upcoming battle, replied.
His tone carried a hint of teasing.
Paimon stamped his foot in the void: "How could I be so forgetful!"
"What I'm trying to say is, since we're already inside the Council of the Church, why don't we just join forces with Nasita and Iya, go straight out, and push our way to Hazar?"
"Although it would work if we followed Elhesen's plan, it seems like such a hassle."
Ying opened her eyes, and looked at Paimon with a hint of surprise: "Impressive, you actually thought of this."
"Hehe, don't underestimate me. I just don't like to use my brain normally." Paimon became somewhat smug upon hearing this.
Ying replied calmly, "But it's still a bit short. After all, the fact that you can even ask this question shows that you're still lacking."
"It was almost there, so what exactly was the reason? Tell me quickly," Paimon urged.
Ying lay down, her body sinking into the soft mattress beneath her, and couldn't help but let out a groan. She then responded directly, "Pushing straight to Hazard is indeed the best solution."
“If we wanted to, we could have broken through to Hazar just now, since the guards around him couldn’t stop us.”
"But directly eliminating Hazard would provoke a backlash from the royalists, just like if Hazard had tried to eliminate us, it would have provoked a backlash from Mondstadt, Liyue, and Inazuma."
"Although the backlash from the royalists is harmless to us, it will cause chaos among the guards in the city and the scholars in the Academy. The consequences of internal strife will be very serious."
"Although this is a necessary step, it is best to minimize the impact as much as possible for the best outcome."
As she spoke, Ying sat up from the bed with a serious expression: "Both Narcida and Caesar have emphasized to us more than once that the royalists and reformers are just factional rivalries between the Vatican."
"The two sides simply have different ideologies. Therefore, apart from some scholars who are deeply colluding with the fools, most of the royalist scholars are not as irreconcilable with the reformers as you think."
"We are all people of Sumeru, scholars living under the same roof. How much hatred can we possibly harbor?"