Chapter 322: A Matter of Common Sense
readx;?“ Only by knowing what is common sense can we be qualified to judge whether an act is contrary to common sense, so of course I will consider this issue. Pennis www.biquge.info regained the seriousness on his face, and said seriously in a deep voice: "If it were me, after knowing that Nelly had made a plan for me to die together, my first goal would be to shift from reviving as soon as possible and encroaching on Nelly's body as soon as possible to letting her dismiss the plan, at least delaying the plan as much as possible." The first step is to ensure that you can continue to exist, and the next step is to talk about whether there is a chance to recover as soon as possible, and if you can't even continue to exist, it is completely pointless to consider whether you can recover. So, no matter what I've done before, the focus of all my actions now will shift to staying alive, and everything will take precedence. ”
"Here's a question, I'm asking for the Lord of Light, Wei Rensen. Denia interrupted Pannis, "What if Danacus's idea was to take Nelly's body before her plan was carried out, but now that his attempt has failed?
"Lord Veronsen is there too. Pannis naturally stroked his chest and saluted, and said unrestrainedly: "You don't need me to answer this question, everyone has their own answer in their hearts." You can think for yourself, if it were you, would you really make such a choice?"
Pannis did not receive an answer, the Lord of Light could not have given a direct answer, and Denia never relayed Veronsen's reply. However, Pannis was not surprised at all by this cold scene, but nodded and said: "Look, you also understand what I mean, this kind of thing, your thoughts sound normal, it doesn't seem to be a problem at all, but when you really think of the goal as yourself, you will find that it is not realistic at all, well, very unrealistic." ”
"Why?" Vral didn't know if he was asking the question himself, or if he was asking the question for Yggtrasil behind him: "Isn't it normal to make such a choice in times of emergency?"
"No, not normal at all. Pannis shook his finger and said with certainty: "If you think about it, you will know that this kind of behavior is actually just gambling, and what is pressed on the gambling table is your own life." If Danacus chooses to do this under normal circumstances, it means that he wants to gamble to see if Nelly's plan is implemented quickly, or if he occupies Nelly's body quickly, if he is fast enough, maybe he can solve the problem before I arrive, but if he is not fast enough, then he will have to die under my arrows. As a god, would Danakus really make such a senseless gamble with mortals? If the situation was so critical that he had to fight with his life or die, then it was understandable that he would do so. But the problem is that the situation has not developed to that point at all, and there are many ways to alleviate the problem, for example, if it were me, I would choose to order the believers to cooperate with me, for two or three consecutive years, crazy sacrifices, and at the same time I also showed crazy counterattacks, and after two or three years, I slowly weakened the intensity of the counterattack, and the frequency of sacrifices of the believers gradually decreased, until finally, I only had a weak reaction, and the believers stopped praying to me. In this way, I was able to create the illusion that Nelly was not strong enough, and that she had succeeded in suppressing me, thus delaying the implementation of her suicide plan and buying myself enough time. You know, if it's not a last resort, no one wants to choose death, although Nelly is a knight, and her brain is not very normal, but she is also a human after all, and when she can live, she will never insist on dying, so if Danakus uses a similar method to confuse Nelly, she is very likely to be fooled. To that end, I can even order a few believers who trust her very much to start praying to her, pretending that I should change my faith because I can't respond to the believer's call, making the disguise even more real. No, I don't need to trust believers very much, and I don't need to pretend, I can completely let those three half-dead people screen out a few people who are not firm in their beliefs for me, and then deliberately make some moves to induce and deceive those people to sincerely betray my beliefs, so that the credibility will become higher. ”
"You're nasty. Obviously, at this time, it could be seen that Vral was asking a question, because she muttered a word for herself, and then asked seriously: "Your idea is based on your knowledge of Nelly enough, but Danacus is not you, he may not know Nelly as well as you, and he can't confuse Nelly so targeted, so in this way, in order to survive, he can only gamble." ”
"He doesn't know Nelly? Goddess, are you serious? A hundred years ago, during the First War of the Dead, he carefully studied the loopholes in the personalities and hearts of several of us, and for more than a hundred years, he secretly watched Nelly's actions every day, and even I suspect that he can occasionally peek into her mind, with this kind of convenience, how could he not know Nelly, I think he probably knows her better than Nelly herself. Pannis sighed, shook his head, and said, "And you can think about it, if it were you, even if you didn't know Nelly and couldn't predict her thoughts and reactions, would you just gamble with her with your life without doing anything after knowing her plan? So, if Danacus doesn't know Nelly that well as you said, it doesn't matter, it doesn't matter, it doesn't affect anything, because any normal soul should make some other attempts before betting on their own lives and betting on those unstable probabilities, and wait until they find that these attempts fail to achieve their goals, and then choose to bet with their lives. It's a logical thing to do, but it doesn't make sense for Danacus to skip that step and put his life right on the table. ”
"Are you sure Danacus didn't do that?" Denia asked, "Maybe he tried, too?"
"No, I asked Nelly in detail about the struggle between her and Danacus over the years, especially Danakus's reaction, and I asked in detail. At the time, it was not yet thought that Danacus might have a conspiracy, but asking about it was already an instinctive reaction. "So I'm sure Danacus didn't try anything else, he just gambled," he said. (To be continued.) )