(Chapter 65 was blocked.)
That was right. It would be easy to defeat the Jaegers. Given how close Chen Fan and Esdeath were now, if Chen Fan wanted to make a move against Esdeath in secret, his chance of success would be nearly one hundred percent.
As long as Esdeath died, the threat posed by the Jaegers would diminish by an unknown number of times. With Night Raid's numerical advantage, they would not lose at all. But that was clearly unrealistic. Chen Fan would not make a move against Esdeath. However, Nadjeshda hoped Chen Fan could stand on Night Raid's side—preferably, he could hold Esdeath back.
Judging by the strength Chen Fan had displayed, he and Esdeath would be about evenly matched in a direct confrontation. Even if they could not kill Esdeath, Night Raid would not be wiped out, and there would still be hope of victory. To change this country, Esdeath had to be eliminated. Nadjeshda understood what kind of woman Esdeath was. She knew Esdeath acted according to her own will and would not be influenced by others, but she hoped Chen Fan would realize that himself.
She knew Chen Fan was kind and had his own thoughts, but some things could not be said in front of the whole team. So Nadjeshda wanted to hear Chen Fan's opinion, yet they had never had a chance to be alone.
Chen Fan returning early this time was naturally a good opportunity, so she had to seize it. Only after Chen Fan made his position clear could Nadjeshda formulate a plan to deal with Esdeath. Nadjeshda was that kind of woman—someone who could calmly think up strategies for victory even on the battlefield.
Hearing Nadjeshda's words, Chen Fan knew that sometimes, choices had to be made. It was time