The fall of Kavanyi was a historic achievement.

Sumeru's intelligence transmission system is certainly not a carrier pigeon or a fast horse, they have a simpler and more convenient way to transmit it.

But Kavanyi's historic achievement was that they were defeated while the message was still being delivered.

The normal process should be that there is an attack, a report, the Akademiya tells them to hold on, and we hold out for a few days and wait for reinforcements to come.

Of course, it's normal that you can't hold on, the peak can ask you to stick to it, objective reality tells you that if you can't keep it, you can't keep it, and you can achieve great achievements that are enough to be recorded in history, but you can't do it, that's normal.

However, the abnormal opponent is that by the time the Akademiya sent a message telling them to continue holding on, Kawanyi had already fallen.

A well-established city based on relatively strict militarized management can fall faster than the speed at which messages can be delivered.

Several sages of the Akademiya turned pale.

"It must be the betrayal of the [Group of Thirty]!"

"How could you lose so quickly! Do they think war is some kind of game? In the morning, the news of the attack was delivered, and the order to hold on has not yet been delivered, and the fighting there is said to be over······"

The old sage's face stiffened, "Why, these desert people are all warriors who are not afraid of death?" ”

It's not enough to be brave and not afraid of death.

The will cannot overcome the objective reality, not only is you not afraid of death, you also have to be able to fight.

"The [Thirty-Man Regiment] gave an explanation, and almost all the members of the [Thirty-Man Regiment] stationed in Kawanyi were killed in battle, and the person directly in charge gave up the opportunity to evacuate, and the bloody battle came to an end."

This is the revised rhetoric.

A fire burned all the Shangguan to death, and this kind of reason is quite ridiculous.

After consulting with the higher-ups of the [Group of Thirty], who received the information, they revised part of the narrative and lightly turned his death into a bloody battle.

Anyway, no one witnessed it, and everyone relied on later information to piece it together.

People are dead, I say he fought bravely, if you have to say that he is afraid of sin and flees for his life, then we can't do anything.

You're the Akademiya, Sumeru, you're the biggest, you have the final say.

"Would anyone believe such a reason?" A certain sage couldn't help but sneer

"We also suspect that Shazaman is in collusion with the other side, but this suspicion cannot be used."

The Akademiya has no evidence.

They can forcibly convict, conviction is never a hassle, trumped-up charges can be used at any time, but the work after conviction is a big cleanup, and this job is not done well by the Akademiya.

The [Group of Thirty] has been doing security work for the Akademiya for too long.

The Akademiya suspected the Gilded Brigade active in places such as Port Ormos, Kavanyi, and even Sumeru City, and actually carried out control efforts.

However, the Gilded Brigade system has long been integrated into Sumeru, and they can't clean it up at all.

Under such circumstances, forcibly taking action against the [Group of Thirty] would not be able to be done by the Akademiya.

The sages looked at each other.

After a long time, they finally realized the role of force again.

However, they had no force to rely on.

"It's too late to say anything."

Adjara's expression was indifferent, "A long time ago, the six sages of the ancestors collectively decided to use waste, and recruited the [Group of Thirty] to take the lead in offering loyal desert people. ”

"It's been too long, and the [Group of Thirty] has gradually mastered the defense power of the Akademiya, and there is not much power in our hands that we have direct control."

Problems that have been exposed in the plot.

When the [Thirty Regiment] does not cooperate, the force that the Akademiya can temporarily use is very meager.

"We have never believed in the [Order of Thirty], and the power they have is not enough to threaten our rule."

A sage sighed.

Give them time, and they will be able to integrate quite a few forces from all of Sumeru.

Although the Akademiya drives the [Group of Thirty] like a hunting dog, the hunters trust the hounds they have domesticated, but they do not fully trust the [Group of Thirty].

If it's just the [Group of Thirty] who wants to cause trouble, the Akademiya can easily free up its hands to suppress it.

The non-cooperation of the Akademiya will cause the Akademiya to fall into trouble temporarily, but if it fails to complete the beheading task directly like Yingmei during this time, when the Akademiya reacts, the Akademiya will directly sit on wax.

But the troublesome places are not only the internal strife, but also their external enemies.

There is no room for struggle with internal and external troubles.

"The little auspicious grass king chose to block the meditation device."

Hazard said with a cold face.

He didn't announce the news, and the sages of the Akademiya couldn't bear the heavy blow.

But the current situation doesn't seem to care about this little problem.

"The gods have chosen the sea of sand······"

Everyone looked at each other with the same bitterness in their eyes.

"Do you still have to struggle?" Someone looked at Hazard, "If it continues, it will only be a futile loss of Sumeru's interests." ”

"There's no way we're going to get anything out of the struggle."

The gods chose the Sand Sea, and the only thing worth paying attention to in this matter is how they got connected, as for why Nahida chose the Sand Sea······· Having imprisoned the gods for five hundred years, he should indeed choose anyone who would be willing to stand against the Akademiya.

Hazard subconsciously clenched his fists.

In the absence of the possibility of victory, in the case that the gods have chosen the sea of sand, if they insist on fighting, it will be difficult to put on any crown of justice for themselves.

It can only be naked interests.

There is no better explanation for this vain drain of Sumeru's national strength.

If they win, they will write history, and of course they can write their own actions more justly.

"At this point, we don't have much choice."

"Ladies and gentlemen, even if we give up on our own initiative, when these desert people take power, you and I will get the same evaluation."

"Besides, what do you think we've done?"

Hazard's expression was stiff, and there was no hint of compromise or weakness.

"Imprisoning the gods, oppressing the desert people for hundreds of years, although these things are not done by us, we are the six sages of this generation."

"Enjoying the treatment of the six sages, you naturally have to bear this part of the responsibility."

"The only thing that can avoid this is victory."

Whether it is an evasion or a failure, the result is the same, and it can only be nailed to the pillar of shame in history.

Everyone has relatives and friends, and in the end, if it is their own death, in fact, some people plan to give up, insisting on something that is hopeless and meaningless, and they are always very unhappy.

But apparently not.

This kind of thing has always been a joint sitting, and once they die, their relatives and friends will also be liquidated.

Even for the sake of these people, they have to hold on.

As for Sumeru······· There's no way around it.

I and my relatives and friends may not be able to survive anymore, and I really can't pay attention to Sumeru's interests.

Hazard's words stirred everyone's desire to survive.

They really don't have a choice, what their ancestors did, but these ancestors have already gone down, and they must stand up for the throne after inheriting the throne.

Even if you say you love Sumeru, after imprisoning the gods, the country will no longer love you.

There is only one way to go to the dark.

"It's a pleasure to be recognized by all of you." Hazard let out a sigh of relief.

He has a new plan, but it must be approved by these colleagues.

The opinions of the six sages still have a little value, and the personal thoughts of the great sages are no longer of much use.

"One thing we have to admit is that after the gods made their choice, we had failed."

"If we take failure as a premise, we can't do much more."

Although there is a saying that "if you don't think about winning, you will lose", but this is just an attitude of cautious consideration, and in essence, everyone still wants to win.

However, in the current situation, everyone can see that victory is a completely impossible luxury.

"But we have two more things to do."

Hazard looked unusually nervous.

He didn't know if it was worth it, but the power to choose wasn't on him.

"First thing, think about the way out."

"Failure is inevitable, and we have to think about how to get out of it."

"I'm sure you don't want to live a life of nothing, and in that case, it's time to think about how to leave Sumeru with your personal possessions."

Slipped away.

Sumeru can't stay any longer, so he can only think about leaving quickly, and then see if he can have a chance to make a comeback.

No one has refuted Hazard's claims.

He is the Great Sage, and in Sumeru he enjoys the highest power.

There is no one who has a choice more nostalgic for life in Sumeru than Hazard, he is thinking about running away, which shows how difficult the environment is.

"The Fatui have the Northland Bank, which can provide us with the greatest convenience in terms of working capital."

"In addition, as the sages of the Akademiya, we have the research results of the vast majority of scholars, and it is better to leave these academic results to those who are more able to exert their value than to those desert people."

Hazard's words are not objective, and they tend to be obvious, but if they are describing the desert people, this passage is an objective fact in the eyes of the sages.

The minds of the sages came alive.

When you admit that you actually want to live a better life, not because of righteousness or anything like that, all of a sudden, the road in front of you is wider.

Hazard has clearly worked with the Fatui on a deeper level.

He wants to sell Sumeru's interests in exchange for his future power and wealth.

The sages are still the masters of Sumeru at the moment, and they are indeed about to lose, but they have not lost yet.

In the case that their power has not been deprived, they can completely resell Sumeru's resources to prepare enough wealth for themselves to live in the future.

The only problem is that the Fatui are not reputable.

"If we were the sages of Sumeru, I believe the Fatui would be more than happy to help us get these things done."

"But we are about to lose the power of the sage, at this time we signed a contract with them to sell Sumeru's interests, will they really fulfill the contract and pay us a reward."

Once the rotten mind arises, there is nothing to fear.

He spoke very bluntly about the act of selling Sumeru's interests in exchange for personal gain.

What is worth worrying about is not such a despicable act, but whether the partner will honor the contract.

It's the Fatui, but it's not trustworthy.

"The ultimate guarantee of any contract is that you can make the other party pay a heavy price for breaking the contract, not any words or anything."

Hazard said calmly, "I know that the Fatui cannot be trusted, and I know that we will no longer have the right to talk to them on an equal footing after we leave Sumeru. ”

"But that's all we have, the only way."

He was very serious, "We don't have anything more to exchange for, or are you going to stay in Sumeru, and then be liquidated by the man named Rama, and finally all of them will be killed along with your relatives and friends to deter the people of the rainforest?" ”

I could only be silent.

stay, don't betray the interests of Sumeru, and preserve the last dignity of a Sumeru person, the result should be what Adhar said, the whole family was cleaned up by the desert people who entered Sumeru City.

They themselves could not figure out under what circumstances they would have to save their lives and the lives of their relatives and friends.

How could you survive if you did such a thing?

It doesn't make sense.

Escape, betray Sumeru, and leave safely with your family and a lot of wealth if you are still in time and a little luckier.

The answers to these two contrasts were so clear that they couldn't find any reason to stay.

can only betray the country.

But I'm afraid that the scholars of the Akademiya don't have this attitude now, and this can be done, but with a little skill, and not to sell Sumeru's interests bluntly.

In silence, the sages made up their minds.

If they really have too much affection for Sumeru, it is impossible for them not to see the value of the little auspicious grass king.

The rule of the gods has been governed since ancient times, and Sumeru without gods has never been strong.

Of course, these sages could see it, but they still didn't choose to release the little auspicious grass king.

There can be many reasons, but the results are enough to show the answer to everything.

They are far less enthusiastic about Sumeru than they realize.

All love is built on the basis of the great benefits that the sage status can bring.

Only in the country of Sumeru can they enjoy such privileged treatment, such great power, and therefore they love this country.

The first offer was acquiesced, and Hazard already knew the answer.

"The second thing, if Sumeru is actually owned by those desert people, can we do something to make his reign not so pleasant?"

He whispered, his words full of malice.

Ordinary people don't do things that harm others and themselves, but today is an exception.

Because what they are going to damage no longer belongs to them.

Good night

(End of chapter)