Arcane Lord

After hearing Rodas' explanation, Shado immediately realized that if Kalish really carried the remains of the first generation of psychic mentors, then he must be in the Cloud Top Tower!

During this period, Kalish had been staying in the Cloud Top Tower of Everiska. Before, Shado only thought that he was deliberately staying in front of people to leave a proof of absence, so that he could do those things that were not allowed to be seen in the light in secret.

For example, spreading rumors or having private talks with senior officials of various countries.

But now it seems that the other party has been staying in the Cloud Top Tower, and it is possible that he is using the high-energy environment of the Cloud Top Tower to shield the artifact projection from detecting the remains of the first generation of psychic mentors.

Thinking of this, Shado decided to meet Kalish again!

Although meeting Kalish privately may cause unnecessary trouble at the moment when the Zamdas envoys have arrived, he still wants to confirm whether Kalish is carrying the so-called remains of the first generation mentor.

However, before going to the Cloud Top Tower, Shado first came to the intelligence department at the Alliance headquarters and met with Doom.

"Is there anything unusual at the Cloud Top Tower?"

"No, the people from Zhamdas came here in the name of visiting the Northern Alliance. We arranged them in a courtyard near the headquarters. Kalish didn't show any intention to come out of the Cloud Top Tower. My people have been watching!"

The implication is that the people from Zhamdas did not force or sneak into the Cloud Top Tower, or simply didn't know that Kalish was hiding in the Cloud Top Tower at this time.

"Have the representatives of various countries met with the Zhamdas envoys? What did they say?" Xia Duo asked again.

In the past two days, he has been seizing the time to analyze the four newly captured psychic masters, and then based on some key information obtained from the analysis of consciousness, he has locked the main target on Rodas, and then created a consciousness copy for face-to-face communication.

It's just that I didn't expect that the news just came back from the south a few days ago that Zhamdas was preparing to send envoys to the North. Only two days have passed, and the people have been sent over there. I don't know what they are rushing for with such efficiency.

Now Shado can only be sure that Kalish does have bad intentions, but it is hard to determine whether the disputes between him and the South are true or false. What Rodas said can only be used as a reference.

So-called single evidence is not enough unless there is more evidence, and it must be more effective evidence. People like Rodas, who are called psychic masters but have not actually reached the top level in the school, are not included.

"What else can I say? It's just what our envoys sent back before!"

Doom was obviously a little angry that Zhamdas did not give the Alliance any time to prepare. Almost at the same time as the envoys sent back the message, the envoys there set off. As for now, their attitude is even more arrogant!

"They asked us to compensate for the incident of accidentally injuring their people before, and also asked us to hand over Kalish. Which of these two do you think we can agree to?"

"Have they always been so tough?" Shado was a little surprised. Didn't Zhamdas worry about making things worse? What if the Alliance really handed the person over, what would they do?

This play might not be able to continue, or was Kalish's theft of treasure true?

In response to this, Dum gave the answer, "At present, their attitude is indeed very tough, but there is also a tendency to soften. We judge internally that their ultimate goal may just be to make us hand over Kalish, and they are even willing to pay a certain price for this."

"How do you see it?"

"It's very simple. According to our understanding, the Zhamdus people are not good people who keep to themselves, but after they came to Evereska, they have been staying in the place we designated for them, and they didn't even send people out to get information."

Dum saw through the cowardice, prudence, and even weakness under the tough appearance of the Zhamdus people. Of course, if the alliance does not take care of the other party's feelings, then toughness may become real, even if it is hard to hold on, it will hold on.

Otherwise, if they show their cowardice in the North, wouldn't it give people a feeling that anyone can step on them.

"That's right!"

Shado didn't think Zhamdus would be very tough. Now Zhamdus is deeply involved in the war with Katemire, and it is impossible for them to provoke the North under such circumstances.

Even if, as Kalish said, the Antis had the idea of ​​destroying Zhamdas first and then rebuilding it, there must be a chance to rebuild it. If they provoked the North while going to war with Katemire, and dragged the North into the battlefield, there would probably be no chance to rebuild.

Shado did not think that the Antis would be so unwise. Even if the Antis were unwise, the Zechi School, which was currently in power, would be more rational.

Moreover, according to Rodas, the reason for the breakup between Kalish and the Antis was not the extreme thinking within the Antis as Kalish said.

Rather, Kalish thought that he was inspired by the echo of the first generation mentor's thinking, and he thought that he was orthodox and incompatible with the mainstream of the school, which led to the two sides drifting apart.

It was not even to the point of breaking up. It was not until Kalish stole the remains of the first generation mentor preserved by the Antis that the two sides really broke up.

Kalish and Rodas both came from the Antichrist School, but now they belong to two different parties and each has his own opinion. In comparison, Shado is more willing to believe the words of the prisoner Rodas, even though Rodas may not have been exposed to the truth.

At least he is much more trustworthy than Kalish!

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After leaving Doom, Shado went out of the Alliance headquarters. He originally wanted to stop by the villa where the Zamdas envoys were staying temporarily, but he gave up after thinking about it.

Cloud Top Mountain.

Shado did not summon the city's public transportation flying disc to Cloud Top Tower directly, but chose to walk up the mountain.

The reason for doing this was not only to leave some time to think about what to say after meeting Kalish, but also to buy time for the main body.

He did not choose to go directly to Kalish with Rodas's focusing artifact. Although Rodas repeatedly claimed that Kalish would not notice it, it was better to be cautious about this matter.

Later, at Rodas's suggestion, Shado let the main body use the focusing artifact with artifact projection, and his avatar acted as a remote medium, or a human probe.

As long as he was allowed to get close to Kalish, as long as Kalish was indeed carrying the remains of the first generation mentor, the main body would definitely be able to find it.

Of course, this was Rodas's assurance. Shado didn't completely believe it, but it was enough to convince him to take actual action once. Even if Kalish exposed it, what would the other party say?

Say that he didn't have the remains of the first generation mentor? Or say that he had?

The former is different from what Rodas said. One of the two parties must be lying, or the statement is inconsistent with the actual situation. No matter which party is inconsistent with the actual situation, it shows that there is a bigger secret when the psychic mage invaded the computing power pool.

In fact, it is a case of trying to cover up the truth.

If Kalish said that he had the remains of the first generation mentor, there would be only two results, one is to obtain it from Zamdas through legitimate means, and the other is not legitimate.

The former is contradictory to Zamdas's current questioning, and the latter seems to prove that Kalish did not lie before, but this improper behavior itself will also undermine his claim that he voluntarily sacrificed to create the artifact.

Is it possible to achieve noble goals through improper behavior?