Eya coughed twice, drawing everyone's attention back. "If you can provide enough Login Devices, then full-realm deployment is indeed feasible."
"However, there are still some problems here." Eya said, "For instance, can the Login Device really be used right under the Calamity Puppet's nose?"
Wouldn't the Calamity Puppet stop you?
If she prevented you from sending messages, did they have any backup plans?
Eya voiced every concern on his mind.
Gleipnir shook her head. "I don't know whether she will stop us either. After all, before something happens, anything is possible."
"As for whether there are backup plans?" Gleipnir answered bluntly without hesitation, "No."
As she had said before, their understanding of the Calamity Puppet was still only on paper. Everything remained unknown, and under such circumstances, it was difficult to devise further backup plans.
After asking those questions, Eya realized that he had perhaps been making things too difficult for them. Gleipnir's answers had also been within his expectations.
Eya pondered for a moment, then nodded. "No matter what, at least we have a response plan now."
After all, they would soon tell every race in the Day Mirror Domain about the Calamity Puppet's arrival.
When that time came, having a plan and having no plan would lead to vastly different outcomes.
If they were like the Gosen Mirror Domain and had no plan whatsoever, all the races would only be thrown into chaos, scattering about like monkeys.
But if they put forward a plan, one that was orderly and involved every race—having every race send personnel to establish surveillance—then regardless of what the leaders of those races thought, it would at least settle the people's hearts to some extent.
So although Eya had raised many doubts, he was actually deeply grateful to Gleipnir. He was grateful that the