The relationship between Tang Qi and Sharlimie was exceptionally complicated. To some extent, Tang Qi had inherited everything from Sharlimie's mother, Flora, including all her Divine Authority, Hidden Knowledge, and even Flora's soul, which was still in Tang Qi's possession.
Moreover, her mother still had an unfinished transaction with Tang Qi.
Although Sharlimie's "Tragic Growth History" could probably fill at least several hundred million words, making her extraordinarily wary, both of them actually knew that the other was trustworthy.
Sharlimie was very intelligent, which was one of the reasons she had survived Ispatranie's subordinates' relentless pursuit.
After Tang Qi revealed this information and showed her the loophole-ridden contract with Sessaro, Sharlimie guessed something.
"You want to know my plan? You want to draw Ispatranie into this war as well?"
Sharlimie guessed without hesitation.
Tang Qi nodded directly in acknowledgment. There were not many things he wanted to accomplish, nor did he truly wish to become deeply involved in the war.
But he wanted to influence the outcome of the war in another way.
The detailed final plan had yet to be determined. Tang Qi first wanted to know Sharlimie's "thoughts." If the plan she had spent countless years brewing to kill the Goddess of Life was feasible, Tang Qi would not let Sharlimie participate. He would change some of the thoughts in his heart.
But if Sharlimie's plan was not sufficiently thorough or safe, Tang Qi would extend an invitation and offer assistance.
Her thin, bony fingers kneaded the edge of her Old Wedding Dress. Her delicate brows were tightly furrowed, and her black lips held not a trace of color. Sharlimie was struggling.
Tang Qi sighed softly to himself. He understood Sharlimie very well.
Telling a second person about her "revenge and matricide plan" was probably the first trust