Elliot had now shifted as much as possible from "controlling believers to do things" to "telling believers what needed to be done."
First, he truly did not have much time now. Second, the Communion's entire framework was already in place, and minor matters did not require him to resolve them.
Previously, problems such as Vanessa and Dorothea losing control could only be handled by him taking control and overseeing everything, which had pinned him to the Difference Engine.
He had no time at all for his political activities and social engagements as an heir, and had practically become Vanessa's babysitter.
That was why Elliot placed such importance on building the Communion as an organization, prioritizing getting its framework in place.
Now, Elsa could already lead the believers in handling the vast majority of incidents involving loss of control, and the entire organization could function normally without his personal control.
Only then did Elliot have time to attend to his own affairs.
But Eleanor's situation still required his intervention.
After all, Eleanor was a Night Watch Bureau employee, and it was inconvenient for her to contact the Communion directly.
It had been fine before, when she could contact Vanessa privately in dreams.
But now, individual dreams could no longer be entered. They could only enter Elliot's palace, where there were numerous believers, making it rather inconvenient for Eleanor to show herself.
Besides, Elliot was somewhat curious about the Night Watch Bureau. He wanted to see what had changed there after the festival.
After some thought, he controlled Vanessa through a series of evasive maneuvers and stealthy movements, reaching the Night Watch Bureau's dormitory after a few scares but without incident, and then stayed there for the night.
The next day, Vanessa, who had already transformed into Eleanor, tugged awkwardly at her