"It's actually quite simple." Rhodes pointed to a city in eastern Noxus on the map, Longmen, "As far as I know, the main naval force of Noxus is stationed in Longmen, right?" ”

"That's right, but there is also a relatively small fleet in Telishny, they ......"

"Svein is a cautious fellow, if he knew that the enemy was from the Python Islands, would he still choose to transfer that fleet?" Rhodes interrupted Queleta's question, "If the enemy inadvertently showed some power that belonged to the followers of Naga Kapolos, would Svein still dare to let those little sampans of Telishny do it?" ”

“……”

Queleta thought about it carefully - as Rhodes said, if the guy who shot was from the Python Islands or Bilgewater, Svein would never dare to mobilize Telishhni's small sampan, it would be a food delivery.

If that happens, Svein's choice is to mobilize the main Noxian naval force of Longmen to intercept the eastern waters of the Zaun-Piltover twin—and possibly even use diplomacy to demand support from the twins.

"As soon as the main forces of the fleet leave the Dragon Gate, they have already joined the plan."

"The raiding fleet will go all the way east, straight to the Python Islands, and if the Noxian fleet is unwilling to abandon these horses, they will have to chase after them."

"Once far enough, we'll give up our horses and return the treasures to Svein—and the Noxus fleet, having successfully completed its mission, will return to the shore."

"However, when they arrive in Besilico according to the plan they have agreed upon, they will find that they are not allowed to moor."

"What's even more deadly is that for the sake of these precious war horses, their supplies will be even more scarce, not even enough to last a day or two."

"As you had planned to entail, most of the long coastline from Besilico to Findor is made up of tidal flats and mangroves, and they won't be able to get any supplies unless they communicate beforehand."

After Queletta passed Rhodes' initial test, Rhodes revealed to her the 2.0 version of the plan.

Compared to Queleta's own plan, Rod's plan was a little more vicious.

Quiletta hopes to deceive Noxus' navy through false information, but Rhodes simply plans to play the real thing, steal the horses and blame them on the followers of Naga Kapoulos, and the horses themselves can be used for material consumption, making the situation of the Noxus fleet even worse.

After all, the amount of people eaten and the amount of horses eaten...... There is still a big gap.

Qurieta can guarantee that if things really go the way Rhodes said and Svein doesn't negotiate, the Noxus Navy will be really out of luck.

But then again, Queleta, who knew part of the plan, found that so far, the plan seemed like a fantasy in many places - Rhodes seemed to be full of confidence.

First of all, where to find someone pretending to be a follower of Naga Kapolos?

You know, in Rod's plan, the group of people he selected from among the adventurers not only wanted to rob the horses, but also to convince Svein that they were from the Python Islands.

Secondly, this group of people will have to go through many blockades, especially the blockade of the Twin Cities - as far as Quileta knows, the Naga Kapolos Cultists and the Twin Cities are mortal enemies, and if Svein asks for help through diplomatic means, the Twin Cities will intercept them!

In the end, although the war horse will consume food, it can also be eaten at a critical moment, what if the Noxus Navy kills the horse and eats meat, and then goes north to Longmen?

Also, Rhodes still hasn't said how to make Aminith his own.

That's too big a loophole, isn't it?

Rod just smiled at Queleta's doubts and didn't say much.

None of the above problems are actually problems.

It's not easy to get people from - Bilgewater just called people, anyway, they used to believe in Naga Kabolos, so it's not a big problem to ask Sarah's henchmen to pretend to be.

(As for the adventurers that Querieta offers...... I'm afraid they'll need to be captives for a while. ）

How to get through the blockade of the Twin Cities...... Hehe, as Rhodes, the blockade of the twin cities is destined to be just a show.

Rhodes thought about persuading or coercing Aminith for a long time, but he always felt that it was not safe, so when Elise left, Rod asked her to call LeBlanc - this could not be told to Quelleta, because Qurieta hated Black Rose more than Svein......

As for eating war horses, it's better to solve it, just poison the war horses, and Rhodes has a way to make these war horses inedible.

It's just that Rhodes doesn't want to reveal his identity, and he doesn't want to reveal the whole plan - as a mage, it's always a good idea to keep a little mysterious.

……………………

At the end of the day, what Qurieta knew was nothing more than a superficial plan.

From Queleta's and Rhodes' perspectives, the plans are different.

From Qurieta's point of view, Rhodes will build an army based on his adventurers, personally take out the horses, and then break into the blockade of the twin cities.

Considering Rhodes' combat effectiveness, this is not impossible.

As for Amines...... At Rod's suggestion, Queletta guessed that it was because Rhodes had some black material about Aminis, threatening the lord to follow him.

And in reality?

Rhodes only needs to get help from the Bilgewaters, and the dirty water will be splashed on Qurieta's adventurers and the people of the Python Islands.

Emily just asked LeBlanc to pretend, to persuade or coerce, it was just a play for Quelleta.

Well, Rhodes doesn't trust Queleta.

Rod knows very well that he and Queleta are not all the way, and the goals of the two people partially coincide, but they are fundamentally different.

In Rod's superficial plan, negotiations would begin in three parties after Rhodes' return - but Rhodes was sure that if his apparent plan went well, Queleta would definitely take advantage of his "absence in Besilico" to reach a compromise with Svein and take him outright.

And Queleta...... That's actually what I thought.

Rod deliberately showed a conceited character of "dying of too many words", that is, to let Queletta have her own little abacus, and only if she has her own little abacus can she always follow Rod's real script.

Just like before, Rhodes had a clear understanding of all of Qurieta's plans.

The so-called I can fight back...... It's just a little flaw left by Rhodes, and it's just a group of flesh.

Swaggering out of the Lord's Mansion, in the cool night breeze, Rhodes had an interesting thought-

"Am I a landed golden body?"