No... This can be a mental trap. What the logistics officer said may not be the truth--- it is entirely possible that he was lying to himself.

The key to surviving in the hive is that when you choose, you neither choose left nor right.

In hindsight, the left is a trap, and so is the right. Whichever one you choose, you will die, and the way to live is to ignore the options given by the other party, and observe, think, and find for yourself.

Where is the current way to live? The middle way, neither to kill them, but also to save them? They survived, and they deserve to be happy for them; They die, and it doesn't matter.

In the current situation, this should be good practice.

When does the conspiracy work its best?

When the target's behavior can be expected.

Just as a hunter deals with his prey and knows its course of action, he can lay a trap on that route; Knowing what they like, they can devour the bait; Knowing their behavior habits, we can make appropriate targets according to those habits.

But what is the weakness of the conspiracy? Especially, in the case that the other side is not a person, but a group, one or more legions?

It lies in the upward and downward effects, and in the likes and dislikes.

When the leader uses conspiracy, his subordinates will also learn to use conspiracy; In the event of a successful conspiracy, conspiracy will be used in all operations.

The practice of 'only yourself is smart, and everyone else is a fool' is the most unacceptable. In any successful action, there are factors that trigger others to learn, and it will spread--- which is the so-called 'ethos'.

I saw a clever man play a trick and succeeded. The fool next to him would mistakenly think that he was also a smart person, and he would involuntarily play the same trick. For example--- Yang Wentian and Zhou Yingxiong.

Their betrayal is a high probability event. Because, he used all kinds of intrigues in his communication with them, and in the end he won the victory. Then, the idea that 'you can succeed by using conspiracy' will be integrated into their instincts.

When they mistakenly think that the right opportunity arises, they will start to play conspiracy.... At least they thought it was a conspiracy.

Another example, well... If the entry of the two-headed vulture is the layout and intrigue of that king. What Brockis, then, showed was probably a poor imitation of the king.

Well, he also said, 'Did Halwick misjudge?' That is, it is possible that he was following the example of this man called Harwick--- who was following the king's example, and then the logistics officer followed his example.

If so, the situation looks dangerous, but the chances of survival are surprisingly good.

Where are the opportunities? In the self-righteous plans of fools--- cooperate with them, increase their self-confidence, and let them rely on that small victory to have the courage to oppose the real scheming. When they grasp the overall situation, they will not only be able to escape, but may also have the possibility of victory.

Thinking of this, Wang Luo looked at Nales beside him. "Did anything unusual happen to those nobles in this scene?"

Seeing this, Nars thought about it for a moment. "What do you mean by 'anomalous'?"

"It's different from other scenes." Wang Luo wrote. "Or whatever, something you think is wrong. Have it? ”

"I can't get a useful task from them, does that count?" Naars wrote.

When I first entered the scene, I seemed to have been tasked with it. "What's going on? Please elaborate. ”

"When we entered in the early days, we received assignments from the nobles here." Naars wrote. "But after doing it, I found that it was very difficult and gave very little reward."

"Has this ever happened in any other setting?" Wang Luo wrote.

"It's rare, but it's not impossible." Naars wrote. "Some scenes that have nothing to do with difficulty can be accessed with special items. But in that kind of place, the whole scene is like that. And unlike here, where the difficulty of the main quest matches the payout, this happens with the side quests. ”

There's always a reason for that. "Isn't anyone curious?"

"Yes." Nars replied. "After a period of detailed testing, this is already a tool for the Council in other respects."

Otherwise...."What's going on?" ”

"You got a side quest on day one." Nales paused and wrote. "At that time, if you accepted, the Council would send a team to complete your mission objectives ahead of schedule."

"What are the consequences of this?" Wang Luo wrote.

"It'll count as if you're not done." Naars wrote. "Then, the task giver has a chance to give you tasks that are more difficult and less rewarding. If that happens, it's almost impossible for you to make a profit in this scenario. ”

In this way, it's really dangerous...."What are the chances? ”

"They have counted that if there is no follow-up to the task, there is a high chance that it will be counted as completing the task and the reward will be issued directly; But if there is a follow-up to that kind of mission, there is a good chance that the follow-up mission will go wrong. For the Council, this can be a low-cost and effective means of dealing with new teams. ”

I'm glad you can say that. But you just tell me that, is it okay?

Wang Luo thought about it, but still didn't ask directly. The other person may be willing to trust himself, he may want to find a way to be saved in the dark, or he may simply be dissatisfied with the council... Whatever it is, don't bother with that kindness.

"How's your companion's recovery from their injuries?" After thinking for a while, Wang Luo asked.

"It never healed." Naars wrote. "I used a lot of drugs, but it didn't work. Fortunately, it didn't deteriorate. ”

"After the fence is repaired in a moment, I will arrange for someone to carry them inside. In this way, they are safer in the event of an attack and it is easier for them to recuperate. Wang Luo wrote. Although the injury is serious, it should be fine when you return to space. ”

"I thank you for them, sir." Nars replied.

"The 600,000 you made up before, before leaving the scene, I will return it to you in the form of unlimited coins." Wang Luo continued. "At that point, you can use the money to buy some manufacturing equipment from us. I don't have time to make it for the time being, so I hope you don't get offended. ”

"They'll be happy." Nars paused for a moment and replied. "We'll help you spread the word about the benefits and value of Infinitia, when we can."

Very good, no rejection, no blind joy, but giving him what he can do, what we also need in return--- the best choice.

There's no need to say anything more. Even if Nars can't join his team in the end, they'll still be friends.