[You chose to hold something back in your answer, concealing your conversation with Mansur.] ["Are you sure the Stone Coffin is missing?" the Regent hurriedly asked you.] ["Yes. At least, the Stone Coffin isn't on that ship now."] ["I see..." The Regent's brow relaxed. Leaning back in his chair, he muttered to himself, "It's like a mob waving their claws and clamoring to kill, only to suddenly lose their fangs and claws. What do you think we should do now?" At the end, the Regent pointedly tossed the question to you.]
Three options appeared below.
[You want to wage war on the Revolutionaries? But we're on the side of "justice." We need a legitimate reason to go to war.] [I don't think that's a good idea. The Stone Coffin is merely absent from the ship. They might have hidden it somewhere else.] [I just want to know what "Burning Apocalypse" means.]
"Oh?"
Mu You was a little surprised. Clearly, the Regent was already considering going to war with the Revolutionaries...
Setting aside the third option, which was just filler, the first two presented another choice.
The first meant supporting war. Saying they needed a legitimate reason meant that a reason was all they still lacked, and even carried a hint of encouraging the two sides to fight as soon as possible.
The second option implied that the Stone Coffin might still be in their hands, advising against rashly starting a war. It effectively spoke for the Revolutionaries.
Given Mu You's current position, he naturally preferred to fan the flames.
His day of hunting had already proved that he could hunt vampires of the sixth generation and later alone, but those earlier than the sixth generation were difficult. His insufficient combat strength was only one factor. More