The advisors considered it. If they could truly use Mr. Jia to keep track of the Outer Heaven Demons' movements anytime and anywhere, the advantage would be enormous.
How many demons they could destroy was beside the point for now. The key was that they could act with clear targets and avoid even greater casualties.
Naturally, the premise was that this person could be trusted.
However, judging by Dai Xuming's meaning, he had received Tianshu's approval, so he should be trustworthy.
Nor could he possibly fabricate such a matter. Every advisor could speak directly with Tianshu, after all, so confirming it would be very easy.
Thus, some of the advisors changed their attitudes and leaned toward giving it a try.
Yet members of the Purity Faction, such as Gao Geliang and Tie Yinyang, were deeply resistant to this. Still, they knew that both the Advisory Council and Tianshu contained a group inclined to cooperate with certain outer heavenly entities.
There were countless Outer Heaven Demons. It would be difficult for them to resist them all on their own. Joining forces with those entities that bore them goodwill, or using the contradictions among the demons to fend off external enemies, was indeed a good way to borrow one force against another.
Even if they did not cooperate, there was no need to drive a party that originally held no hostility toward them into the other side's arms. This, too, was an unavoidable choice when their strength was lacking.
But the Purity Faction was dissatisfied with such an approach, because they felt that some people had become far too deeply involved in communicating with the other side.
However, this concerned a contest of grand strategies among higher powers. It was not something they could alter. Thus, although Gao and Tie were dissatisfied,