To those in power standing at the pinnacle of human civilization, the assassin Forget-Me-Not was nothing more than a sharp blade.
As everyone knew, a blade could only fulfill its purpose of killing when held in someone's hand.
In other words, as long as they reached a tacit understanding with Moth to Fire, the organization Forget-Me-Not belonged to, they could not only rest easy without worrying that this sharp katana would stab them, but also use its power to seize the initiative in complex power struggles.
Under such circumstances, Moth to Fire's path of expansion suddenly became exceptionally smooth.
Along with it, the members of Moth to Fire's leadership body—the Moth to Fire Council—also took the opportunity to greatly expand their authority and influence.
Even the United Nations, which had originally intended to contain Moth to Fire's expansion, had no choice but to retreat and tacitly accept it when faced with the will of those who truly governed the development of human civilization.
Moros was naturally aware of this.
In fact, when the secret war over whether vampire-transformed elites should be granted human rights began, Moros had already learned the details through his own channels.
Whether it was Elysia, who had joined Moth to Fire and become the captain of an elite squad, Mobius, one of the organization's founding elders and director of the First Research Institute, or the elites of the Australian Continent and New Zealand, all of them had informed Moros of the war's outbreak.
Yet Moros merely stated calmly that he already knew, then continued immersing himself in the sea of magical research.
The necromancer saw things clearly. This war had little to do with him.
During the Secret War against the allied forces, he had already thoroughly proven his strength.
As long as those in power