"That's how it should be." Dolph said. "But what then? To stop him from making further inventions? ”

"It's... You—" Duke Lucil mused.

"Alright." Duke Morris said impatiently. "Don't ask! Let's get out! ”

"Huh?" Duke Lucier was a little puzzled, but he didn't say anything more, and walked out with Duke Maurice.

After walking out of the room, Duke Morris turned his skull and looked at the room behind him.

"Do you think he's lying?"

"It's hard to say." Duke Lucier said. "All past prophecies were accurate."

"But this time it's different, because before, you were going to impeach him." Duke Morris said. "I'm going to give him the position of chief to Bradley."

"There is such a plan." Duke Lucier admitted.

"That would explain why he lied." Duke Morris said. "If he made an accurate prediction and lost his position, then why didn't he lie?"

"It was just a plan." Duke Lucil looked at the other man. "Moreover, many nobles agreed."

"And then the current Chief Mage also knows." Duke Morris sarcastically said. "Your colander plan."

Duke Lucille turned in the direction of the door.

"The plan is not strictly secret, it is meant to give you an idea of it. In such a situation, confidentiality is not possible. ”

"Even so," muttered the Duke of Maurice.

"I am for the good of the kingdom and for the good of all of us. After the transformation back to the original state, in order to protect our interests, it is necessary to curb the overly powerful mage group. Changing a nobleman to be the chief mage can be a good blow to the ambitions of those mages. Let them understand that they are still only Kingdom workers. ”

"The result?" Duke Morris asked. "What now?"

"Now, at least let them expose their ambitions in advance." Duke Lucier said. "It's not a bad thing. Now, all that is left to do is defeat them...."

It paused. "Now, we can still do it."

Solidify and fade.

A moment later, Yuan Sen received a prompt: the twenty-first step of collecting information begins.

He immediately noticed a huge room in front of him.

There was a crimson carpet on the floor. A circle of dark brown tables and chairs surround it, forming a semicircle. Not far away, on the wall, a row of huge busts hangs very high.

The people in the portrait are all dressed in ornate and delicate clothes, some holding swords, some carrying money bags in their hands, and some holding flowers in their hands. On the chair below sits a skeleton, dressed in the same clothes as the person in the portrait behind it, and holding a bouquet of flowers identical to the one in the portrait.

Yuan Sen was looking at him when he saw the door open and Duke Lucier and Duke Morris approached.

"Duke Lucill." The skeleton in the chair heard the voice, looked up, and nodded to Lucill. Then he looked at Duke Maurice. "Duke Morris."

"Xiangra. Duke of Lowe. The Duke of Morris gave a slight greeting to the skeleton in his chair, walked over to it, pulled out a chair, and sat down.

"Xiangra, what's going on over there?" Duke Lucier sat down as well, and then asked it.

"It's going well." Xiangra. Lowe said. "My guards have been assembled, and all kinds of props that can effectively restrain the mages are ready."

It said this, its tone becoming a little hesitant. "However, I always felt that it was not appropriate to do it."

"Haven't there been civilians who have held the post of prime minister before? Even if you promise him? As long as everyone doesn't cooperate with his work in the future, what can he do? ”

"You mean, promise him?" Duke Lucier asked.

"Yes." Shengra said. "Even if we make such concessions, the big picture is still in our hands. Promise his terms and let him not do anything for the time being...."

"Let's elaborate." Duke Lucier said.

So, Zengera. Lowe described it in more detail.

Halwick is menacing this time, and in addition to 'self-reliance' and 'magic balance', God knows what hole cards he still has in his hand.

Even if you can defeat him, there will be only losses, no gains. If you don't do it well, it may destroy the overall strength of the kingdom, so it's better to promise him first.

If he agrees, he can also persuade Harwick to teach all his apprentices the magic he has mastered--- regardless of status, everyone can learn it.

Those apprentices will be delighted. If Harwick dares to refuse, if Harwick agrees, he can send the children of each family to learn some magic. If Harwick dared to refuse, it would be enough to incite the rest of the multi-apprentices to stop supporting him.

In this way, as the magic spreads, Harwick loses his advantage. At that time, you can clean him up as you like.

"Looks like a good plan." Duke Morris said. "But actually, 100 percent is a bad idea." Duke Morris said. "Absolutely not."

"Why?" Xiangra. Lowe asked.

"Tell me your reasoning." Duke Morris said.

After that, the Duke of Morris did not immediately give an explanation, but issued a complaint.

First of all, there are complaints about things that went back a long time.

After the previous incident, some of the untouchables decided that they were entitled to be on an equal footing with them. It's just that they have all become skeletons, and they seem to think that they have become equal to the noble nobles! How dare you not salute when you see yourself, what a thing!

Also, some soldiers thought that if they became like this, they would not have to abide by their past oaths, and they even disobeyed their orders! There were also some mages who thought that there had been such a change, and went to their homes in a grand manner, demanding some of their belongings.

When he reprimanded him, the mage was still full of words, 'It's all time, we need to work together!' 'What nonsense! Is it okay to let these people do whatever they want?

"I know all of that." Duke Lucier said. "But that was a long time ago. And now..."

"Listen as I continue." Duke Morris said.

After that, he talked about the past for a while, as well as a burst of praise and memories for himself and others.

Although the nobles became like this, they remained in danger, and after many negotiations and exchanges, a new order was finally established.

At the top, of course, is the king. Then, it was the seven nobles who handled the affairs of the kingdom. They clarified the division of labor and formed a team.