Su Wen rarely admitted that his judgment had been wrong.
But everything could still be salvaged.
After all, before the projection of the future overlapped with reality, he truly had room for trial and error.
And he had
more than one such opportunity.
His wariness toward the remnants of the Resurrector Civilization in Sephidolos had now become control over Ifasta's weakness:
"Ifasta, let me explain the plan I had originally envisioned.
Of course,
I have now added several changes to it:
Besides the Great Sage's legacy, I also need you to deploy some of these War Weapons orbiting the satellites. Not all of them.
But I need
a [war]."
"Not only have you not lowered your demands, you have even added harsher terms."
Ifasta's simulated voice remained calm. Yet even though they had lost the emotion known as "anger," they were still shrouded by the judgmental logic of "incomprehension."
"In my—or rather, our—data analysis,
a 'transaction' can only be the result of both parties continuously lowering their conditions until they reach an agreement.
But your response does not fall within that range.
I need more information.
Otherwise, I will choose to terminate this conversation, cease wasting time, and regard you as [hostile targets]."
Upon hearing Su Wen say that,
Caroline had initially been unable to understand it either.
But remembering that he was Rhine Mr., the Hacker Miss with countless mischievous ideas merely remained silent. She too was waiting to see what earth-shattering reversal Su Wen could bring about.
But the next second,
facing their anticipation,
Su Wen merely smiled and casually offered a single sentence:
"Don't you want to obtain a method that would allow the Fourth Era's surviving 'Silkworm,' or the Resurrector 'Shell,' to avoid annihilation in the Fifth Epoch?
Sephidolos's 'Third Divine Abomination' should already possess that