Molingewe did not expect Crafder to refuse so simply.

Crafder did not expect Molinge to compromise so quickly.

Although this was a breaking negotiation, the two people broke up quickly and reconciled quickly.

"If this is the case, there is no way." Molingewe bowed, "I can't force against your will. If you don't want to, then I won't bother you."

Crafder was actually a little surprised.

He once came up with ten thousand ways to deal with Molingewe, but none of these methods were useful.

Molingewe actually let him go readily.

There is no entanglement, no coercion, just the two sentences just now.

Clavde couldn't believe it.

"You just go back and talk to Jinyu according to your own ideas." Molingwei continued, "Maybe your behavior can change more."

"I hope so." Crafder nodded, "Thank you for your understanding."

He didn't know what Molingwi was thinking at the moment.

Did Molingewe really give up his plan, or did he have other plans?

Crafder couldn't guess it.

But despite this, he still had to fulfill his plan.

He must return to the Star Weaving Kingdom and meet Shang Jinyu.

He had to talk to her carefully.

And this so-called careful conversation is not to make her change anything, nor to persuade her not to study technology anymore.

He just wanted to tell Jinyu that he would not pose any threat to her, so that Jinyu could feel at ease with him, so that he would not cause more sacrifices, and would not let her spend more energy.

This is his original intention.

"Nothing." Molingwei smiled, "Anyway, our Wanye Kingdom has also found a place with more abundant water and grass. I think even Jinyu would not travel through mountains and rivers to destroy us. It would be nice to live a peaceful life."

"Yes." Crafder and Molingewe looked at each other and smiled.

The two seemed to understand each other.

"Then, I wish you a smooth journey." Molingewe waved to Crafford, then lifted the door curtain, "I'll go back first."

"Thank you for your blessing." Clavde returned a gift to Molingeve, and watched him leave the room.

So...what is there any additional purpose for him to come this time?

The cheerful conversation Mollinger just now always made Crafder feel a little unreal.

It's like...deliberately.

...

Of course, Molingewe did not do it deliberately.

At least half are not.

Before he came to find Crafder, he had established another plan.

After all, for an important thing, it is always unsafe not to make a few more plans.

And his extra plan is used to deal with Crafder's rejection.

Do you still remember the mist believer who left before?

He is the most important part of this plan.

To implement this plan, Mollingewe first found the Mist believer and then informed him of his purpose.

Since the Mist Trustee himself is a player, the risk of Molinge is actually extremely high when talking to him.

But he is willing to bet.

On this player, he smelled a scent of fear that the world would not be in chaos.

He knew that if he handed over this task of creating chaos, he would definitely accept it, and his efficiency in doing things might be far beyond his expectations.

Sure enough, after he told the Mist believer about his plan, Mist believer accepted it readily.

He only had the mist believer do one thing.

The fact that Crafder was still alive was spread to the Star Weaving Kingdom.

And it must spread quietly, just like a virus.

As an assassin, the Mist Trustee is naturally quite suitable for such things.

Or, no one can do this job better than him.

The mist believer embarked on the journey early.

In this way, he could arrive at the Star Weaver Kingdom at least three days earlier than Krafde, and when Krafde arrived at the Star Weaver Kingdom, the last part of the plan was completed.

Therefore, under such a general premise, it seems a little less important whether Clavde agrees to Molingewe.

However, despite this, one thing still makes Molingew a little uncomfortable.

After the Mist believer accepted this task, he did not ask for any reward or reward.

In other words, he was willing to help Molingeve implement this plan free of charge.

For a player, isn’t playing games just for these things?

Good equipment, great skills, endless money spent, and rare treasures.

But none of the fog believers wanted these things.

In other words, what he asked for was actually the task itself.

This task is the best reward for him.

However, Molingway still couldn't let go, and the behavior of the mist believer who didn't take any money had a sense of uneasiness for Molingway.

Driven by this feeling of uneasiness, Mollingwe finally forced five hundred gold coins into the hands of the Mist believer. He felt that this would relieve his feelings.

However, when the Mistman went out, he turned around and threw the five hundred gold coins into the trash can.

This action completely amplified the uneasiness in Mollingwe's heart.

But he cannot recall the mist believer.

Because he knew that those uneasiness was just his wishful thinking and had nothing to do with the fog believer himself.

It is his business whether the mist believer receives compensation, while Molingwi's uneasiness is entirely his own imagination.

Maybe the Mist believer really wants to do this?

What Molingeve should do is to persuade himself, not to bribe others.

Moreover, as time went by, Molingewi began to slowly believe in the mist believer and let go of himself.

In his agreement with the Mist believer, there is the item of keeping in touch.

And the Mist Letter does send a letter back every half day to inform Mollingevil of his current situation.

With such behavior, Molingewe can indeed relax his nervous mood.

This is why he was able to come out happily after Crafder rejected him.

If the task he entrusted to the Mist believer succeeds, then things will not be able to develop by then.

In the end, he still didn't need to ask Crafder for advice at all.

Because the promoters of this matter were neither them nor Crafder.

It is the public opinion of society.
Chapter completed!