Stealth Plan

This was the first time Luo had directly faced the flash of an idea from the Crossroads' Idea King—though calling it the first time was not entirely accurate. Last time, she had been the victim of an idea, so her perspective had clearly been different from this one.

But she could tell that the others at the inn were clearly very familiar with these sudden ideas, and were even delighted by them.

Eileen had already begun planning what to do after hauling this Stargate over. Her initial idea was to bring it back and hang it above Boundary City to show off to the steel-faced stoic, but that plan was instantly rejected. Her next idea was to bring it back and hang it above the valley, high up, as the sky city of her Eileen Legion. But this wildly fanciful notion was also rejected, on the grounds that the valley's sky wasn't high enough, and that housing those mass-produced dolls barely over half a meter tall in a megastructure-class object like this would be even more wasteful than leaving it to the cultists...

Clearly, Eileen had no concept of the Stargate's actual size and function. She might not even have understood a single word of Luo's explanation just now.

Her understanding of the entire matter probably hadn't progressed beyond, It looks like we're getting a new appliance for the house...

Fortunately, there was always someone present with enough sense to think seriously. Huli's ears twitched and trembled as she quickly raised a practical question: "Something this big... Benefactor, 'converting' it would surely take more than a moment. And once the Stargate lost control, there would inevitably be a huge disturbance. At the very least, wouldn't the garrison in that 'star fortress' over there notice immediately?"

Yu Sheng cheerfully rubbed the