The Escaping Sun

Flins was very good at seizing the moment. Refusing Jean at a time like this would kill three birds with one stone.

Anyone with a sense of justice who heard Flins's words would think he was responsible and dependable, and their impression of him would improve greatly.

At the same time, he had successfully rejected Jean's plan to keep everyone in Mondstadt for observation, since neither the Stellar Train Crew nor the four from Nod-Krai would want to stay in Mondstadt for long.

Flins also took this opportunity to tell the Stellar Train Crew his thoughts and needs.

Although he had only been in contact with the crew for a few hours, his extensive experience in judging people was enough to determine that the Stellar Train Crew was definitely not an evil organization.

At the same time, Flins also believed the universe the Stellar Train Crew had described.

He felt that every member of the Stellar Train Crew possessed immense power, yet was so easy to reason with. This could only prove that, in the universe, the Stellar Train Crew's strength was not enough to place them among the top powers. They needed to rely on their relatively mild tempers to get along with everyone.

Of course, Flins had reached this conclusion because he genuinely had no idea what Pathstrider lunatics were like.

A Pathstrider's temperament and personality were determined by their understanding of the Path they walked.

Even among the mighty Aeons, there was [the Healer], who was easy to talk to in every sense. As long as one found Them, one could receive Their blessing of longevity.

The Stellar Train Crew represented the gentle side of Trailblaze, which was why they seemed reasonable and easy to talk to.

Try replacing them with Oswald. The moment he decided that