The vast majority of battles actually have an end at a glance from the start.

You don't even need to actually fight, you just need to compare the values on paper a little to guess how it will end up in advance.

That's why it's always easier to see the result of a weak victory over a strong, and he has to find a chance to survive in a situation where everyone knows at a glance that they will lose.

Of course, people will wonder where he found this opportunity, and what kind of mistake his opponent made to give such an opportunity to others and lose in the end.

Of course, such a result is worth recording than the victory of a natural downwind battle, defeating the weak with the strong, bullying the less with the more, this is the most important thing to do in the war, but it is too difficult and too difficult to manage such a situation, even if a certain side occupies an absolute advantage in the overall situation, but specific to the place where a certain war broke out, it is impossible to guarantee that every point of the superior side is a superior situation.

There will always be a place where you put in too little and the other person notices and chooses to go all-or-nothing and bet your most chips.

The overall strength is an advantage, but you can't even use your regular layout to deal with the opponent's free hand in a location, which can be blocked, and it is reasonable that everyone has no reason to become opponents and play games with each other in a game of chess.

And the war between Villette and the big whale happened to be just like that.

In a one-on-one battle, it is too difficult to turn the tables in the case of disadvantage.

It can't expect any external force to help, and as long as it can hold on to such headwinds, its teammates will come and wreak havoc on its enemies at critical moments.

You can't just be a nail to stop your opponent, it's enough to block and wait for rescue.

You have to be able to defeat your opponent head-on, and here's the problem, head-to-head is the hardest part to play, and if you have the strength to win head-on, you can't get into a disadvantage.

Navillette had the absolute upper hand.

In this case, there is no way to play the Star Swallower Whale.

When I was in a heads-up, I was taken a head, and if my teammates didn't come to help, it was basically difficult to have a voice.

It's worse than it was supposed to be, and it's just going to be beaten in jail.

And there is no doubt that when the advantage is obvious enough, then Villette will kill it completely and solve its last struggle.

"It's too slow." Tartaglia shook his head, "He should have a way to victory sooner." ”

"Just like you."

He glanced at the air.

"If I give it my all at the beginning, it's almost time for you to enter the leylines." Kong slanted at him, "Even if it weren't for that, I could still kill you by eating you hard just now, but I myself would have been injured at most." ”

It's not that attacks are going to work.

Sora can't be said to be rough and thick-skinned, but this person has borne countless bosses in the plot, and after being beaten, he can still jump up for the second round of output.

In Sumeru's story, he can swap injuries with the skirmishers who ascend to the gods, and with the output of Tartaglia, the most reasonable is to break the defense.

"But you didn't, so I survived." Tartaglia grinned, "You don't want to kill me, but He wants to kill his opponent." ”

"If you really want to kill the enemy, it's best to do whatever it takes to get the other party to die quickly."

"A dead enemy is a good enemy."

"Because of the care of the wound, it is not bad to constantly increase the advantage instead of winning with one blow, but it is easy to interfere with some unexpected factors."

Sora was a little surprised, "So, you know someone is going to interfere with their decisive battle?" ”

He glanced at Navillette, then shook his head, "There aren't many people who can intervene in his war at this time. ”

The Water Dragon King of the Seven Elements symbolizes the apex of the water elemental power within the entire Teyvat world.

This whale's methods are actually good, and it still has a vague appearance of out-of-world power, and it doesn't look like an elemental lifeform native to Teyvat.

But the main force He uses within Teyvat is also the water elemental force, similar to emptiness.

He is also a traveler outside the world, and there are some special methods that are only available outside the world, but after being overturned by a car at that time, even his power was sealed by someone, and he can't unlock it until now, so he can only use the elemental power learned in the world of Teyvat to deal with the enemy.

This whale doesn't look like it's sealed, so the result is... That's all for now?

The special power he drives is not very strong, and most of the power is still the water elemental force within the rules.

And in the world of Teyvat, with the power of the water element, it is inherently inferior to Navillette.

It's something the world decides.

Teyvat's rules are elemental, and the throne of the elements, this world is reserved for the seven dragon kings.

Any other lifeform, as long as it uses elemental power, has to be inferior to these dragon kings.

Fanes can win not because he is a living being outside the world, but because his power is a head above this world, and even the rules of the world can only be subordinated to him.

The world has designated seven ancient dragons as kings, but the world has been pressed and rubbed against Fanes, and its rules are certainly not qualified to take effect on Fanes.

The follow-up story is that the dragon kings also got the support of the friends of the loser, and then completed the war against Phanes, although they were still defeated, and looking at the results, many dragon kings at that time probably died directly in the war.

But this time the result of Fanes was not good either.

He easily won the first war, banishing the ancient dragon into the deep sea, and the earthly world was divided into the people he loved.

In the second war, the dragon kings were almost wiped out, and Fanes obviously had a problem, and finally became a doubt of life and death in the background of the empty story, and may have been preparing for the repechage.

Friend of the Loser······ The corners of the empty mouth twitched.

This should be a very serious matter, but remembering a certain Rama's evaluation, he still can't hold back.

"Besides, before He came, these ancient dragons obviously hadn't been exposed to those special powers."

"You say, it's the wrong time, so Gu Long came into contact very late... Or are these forces intent on destroying Teyvat themselves chasing Him? ”

Sora was silent and didn't want to think about it.

Obviously, it is not a problem that I should be exposed to at this time, and thinking too much is overdrawing my own life, which will not help solve the problem.

Tartaglia didn't notice Sora's expression, which was a little strange.

He grabbed his hair and said helplessly: "Ah, what should I say······ I don't think it's going to be killed just like that. ”

"I knew there was a reason why you survived this place." Paimon clasped his hands around and looked Tartaglia up and down, "You're not going to surrender, are you?" ”

"This kind of behavior is not good, the other party is an enemy who wants to destroy the entire Fontaine, and surrender to such an enemy to save his life, although it is not incomprehensible, but if you only look at the result, it is still a little too despicable."

Her suspicions were malicious, purely based on the comparison of strength.

Although this big whale is inferior, it is at least able to fight with Navillette.

In the past, his strength was at least the best among the demon gods, and even Rama, who was strange but not a bad person, should not be his opponent.

Then Tartaglia has no reason to survive in this environment.

The other party's tail curled up a little big wave, and he should almost lie on the ground coughing up blood.

Although I didn't care when Tartaglia came here... Even everyone didn't really care why he was here, but unless he happened to be the one who teleported in on the other side when Villette opened the door, he was here with the whale for half an hour, and he didn't even bother to take over the business at this time.

There must always be something to bury in a funeral, let alone a complete corpse, even if it is a well-dressed mound, I am afraid that you can only find a temporary roof from Tartaglia's closet.

The master of the hall of the deceased hall can't do this business.

"It's not for nothing to say that." Tartaglia's smile was a little embarrassed, "But I still think that you guys really can't win." ”

Navillette doesn't care about the fake match between Sora and Tartaglia, and he certainly doesn't have to follow the boss's mechanics and fight slowly as the opponent's stage transforms.

With a steady number of constant wear and tear on the state of the Star Eater Whale, knowing that the other party was exhausted along with the roar, he planned to kill the whale in the last way.

It was also at this time that a hand poked out of thin air in the void.

The Star-Swallowing Whale, lying on the ground like a salted fish that had lost its dreams, floated out of thin air, almost making some kind of abnormality, and then Villette tapped the scepter in his hand, and the colossal water elemental force was pressed down at the same time, not allowing the owner of the palm to make any further moves.

"Let's leave it behind." The Supreme Inquisitor of Fontaine looked indifferent, "If you make a mistake, you must always accept the arbitration of the law." ”

"It's not a courtroom, but it's okay, I'm the supreme judge, and I can do the same thing."

"I don't think it's worth living."

He listened.

The fact that Tartaglia is still alive is that Villette is still interested.

He was too concerned about the Star-Swallowing Whale, and after realizing what kind of predicament the whale would face without the trip to Sumeru, Villette had no intention of letting the whale go.

If you really want to kill an enemy, you can't let go of any anomalies associated with him.

This also includes Tartaglia who shouldn't have been.

Paimon's question is simple and realistic, with your strength, how can you survive in such a place?

So, why?

The answer is, of course, uncertain, and Tartaglia does not share his past with Navillette, let alone describe his teacher Silkcock to him.

But the fact that he was alive meant the existence of some anomaly, and Villette didn't know about it, so he was more cautious.

Tartaglia thinks that Navillette did not go all out and kill the whale as quickly as possible.

In fact, the opposite is true, it is because he wants to kill the Star Eater Whale so much that he does not go all out, but constantly creates an advantage, trying that no external force is enough to interfere with the fact that this big whale will die here.

"This man ······" Sora and Paimon glanced at each other, "Her style of painting doesn't seem to be the same as that of Teyvats." ”

"Her strength is very problematic, not one of the elemental powers, but another part of the power." Sora murmured.

He seemed to understand why Rama had arranged for him to come here.

It looks like he has some other work to do besides being a spectator.

"Master!" Tartaglia greeted warmly, but did not step forward.

He still had this look, and it was clear that Villette was not going to stop, and that they might be peace talks for a while—this was Rama's normal reaction, and it didn't matter what kind of loss, as long as he gave him more in return; And there is also the possibility that Navillette's refusal to negotiate peace is to go to war.

The probability of something happening depends on Skirk's strength, if she can make Villette realize that this whale is worth her best to protect, and the other party really has this strength, then Villette will choose to negotiate peace.

The damage caused by the big whale was theoretically estimated on paper, but in fact it was prevented in advance, and rounding up was equivalent to no damage at all.

If so, it is obviously not worth it to fight against an opponent who is equal to you just to kill Him.

There has to be some reason, you haven't lost anything, just something happened that could have made you lose, but you've solved the problem well, and of course you don't have to fight to the death with the other party.

Tartaglia enjoys fighting, but doesn't enjoy being killed instantly.

Silk Kirk nodded at Tartaglia.

"You can defeat the Star Swallower Whale without relying on forces outside the world, so you have the qualifications to talk to me on an equal footing." Her expression was calm.

"Dialogue on an equal footing?" "Since it's an equal conversation, let's talk about the trouble you have caused to Fontaine with the star-swallowing whale in your mouth." ”

Let's talk?

Sora's expression was shocked, and he suddenly looked at Navillette with an inexplicable expression.

Are you possessed by Rama? Let's talk about loss and compensation?

Immediately he realized that it was not Rama, but from Navelette's own heart.

The opponent is strong.

It was so strong that he gave up really holding the Star-Eater Whale accountable, and no longer wanted to kill him, but intended to trade the trouble he had caused for something else.

(End of chapter)