It was genuinely hard to imagine that among the highly educated Deep Hunters, who were either artists or musicians, Skadi—a girl who looked equally aloof and artsy—would turn out to be a construction worker in a hard hat who installed flush toilets for people.
And why flush toilets?
Could it be that the sight of a toilet flushing reminded Skadi of the tides in her homeland?
Impossible to understand.
"Let's discuss killing Aegir instead."
Qianyi said.
A war against another nation required just cause.
That was common sense.
Back then, in order to provoke a war between Ursus and Yan, Koschei had gone to great lengths. She had first seized Talulah's body, then used Talulah's identity to hijack Ursus's mobile city, Chernobyl, intending to spark a war between the two nations by crashing it into Lungmen.
At first glance, the whole plan seemed idiotic, but it had actually been meticulously calculated by Koschei. By blood, Talulah was a princess of Yan, connected to the imperial family. Then, because of some melodramatic family feud between her and Wei Yanwu, it was perfectly reasonable for her to go settle scores with her uncle.
A princess of Yan going to settle scores with a prince of Yan, only to hijack an Ursus mobile city—throughout the whole affair, Ursus had been the victim.
Once the two nations went to war, Ursus would hold the banner of righteousness. They would have a legitimate reason for war, and public support, fighting spirit, and morale would all be maxed out, while any countermeasures would be weakened.
Therefore, if one wanted to wage a foreign war, having a legitimate cause and claiming the banner of righteousness was extremely important.
The question was, did Qianyi need to go through all that trouble?
No.
"Theresia, notify all the Sarkaz who