Tang Zheng's Helplessness: Experimenting on the Elf King

They had just destroyed a small country, and now they planned to wipe out another? They really were a lawless bunch.

A flicker of anger passed through Butler Imlaris's eyes, but his self-restraint kept it from showing. His hands hung naturally at his sides as he stood beside the Supreme God-King with an honored expression.

He was absolutely certain!

The Player faction called Nazarick had chosen the lowly human nation of the Re-Estize Kingdom as its next target.

"A crude scheme."

Butler Imlaris gave Nazarick's plan a disdainful assessment. "They are looking for a legitimate excuse to make a move. They could have easily destroyed a country, yet they chose not to."

"It is meant for the Slane Theocracy, the Player remnant faction that Your Majesty has deliberately disguised."

How laughable.

Butler Imlaris sneered inwardly, feeling that Nazarick's actions had unfolded entirely as expected.

"Do not underestimate your opponent too much, Imlaris." Tang Zheng looked down at the map before him and reminded him somewhat helplessly, "Errors in judgment can be remedied, but the risks and losses caused by falling into a trap because you underestimated your enemy are not so easily repaired."

The clash between the Great Tomb of Nazarick and the Six Dragons Alliance could be said to have brought losses and gains to both sides. Each had obtained some important intelligence.

As for Tang Zheng, who had remained hidden behind the scenes as a third party—

He had gained a huge advantage. But such opportunities would not come twice. Tang Zheng would guard against this situation in the future; he did not want a third party to profit at his expense. And what about Ainz's side?

They would surely have learned their lesson as well!

If Ainz's side truly had the Council State as its main target,