Abnormal crossing

Chapter 221 Negotiation (Part )

Of course.

Even after confirming that Jin and Milo were not ordinary people, Fujimori still did not choose to reveal the truth.

Although his attempt to fool the two failed, who knows if they might realize something after recognizing the Fourteen Flowers Festival and choose to be fooled on their own?
After all, the more insightful a person is, the better they tend to know which things they can get involved in and which they cannot – those who are truly foolish enough to blindly rush forward are actually in the minority.

A civilization capable of sending scholars like Vallin to reside permanently in the Maze Zone must be considered extremely powerful, even among seventh-tier civilizations.

Faced with such a behemoth.

People from the six major families may not actually be afraid, but considering the situation, it's entirely possible that they would choose to play dumb and give face.

What Fujimori didn't expect was...

Milo unexpectedly deviated from the script, ruthlessly shattering the tacit understanding he wanted to maintain—his step forward essentially meant he was going to get involved in the matter.

Unfortunately, Fujimori didn't know the Swedish girl named Greta Thunberg from before Gu Wei's time travel; otherwise, he would have been able to deeply empathize with the phrase "how dare you."
Then, under Fujimori's watchful gaze.

Milo, unfazed, raised an eyebrow and met his gaze: "Station Chief Fujimori, this big black ball is no lucky thing. Countless people have lost their freedom and lives because of it. You just want to take it away like this? Isn't that a bit excessive?"

Fujimori's sharp gaze fixed on Milo's face. After a brief silence, he forced out a low, questioning question: "Do you know what it is?"

"Huh? I don't know," Milo shrugged, shook his head blankly, and had the same honest expression as Brother Dao: "I'm just a guy who drives a beat-up boat, how would I know what this dark thing is? I just saw it stained with blood and tears not long ago, causing trouble."

Fujimori's eyelid twitched almost imperceptibly, and the lines of his taut jawline hardened even more.

A good half minute passed.

He took a deep breath, stared intently at Milo, and finally squeezed out two words through gritted teeth: "Conditions."

“It’s very simple, to put it bluntly, it’s just one thing,” Milo said, stepping forward with the tip of his boot, crushing a half-burnt piece of decoration at his foot, and holding up a finger. “Remove the so-called supply points in the Maze, so that everyone in the Maze can catch their breath—I’m talking about everyone, including Bosca and Mold.”

"Let bygones be bygones and forget about those petty scores. Don't bother trying to fix them. Let this muddy path grow grass or flowers in the future, whatever it becomes, let nature take its course. From now on, I'll trouble the Tallinn Grand Alliance to be lenient."

To the end.

Milo emphasized the words "Tallinn Grand Alliance".

His meaning is actually quite clear:

Fujimori, in the name of the Kingdom of Bhikkhu, promised to grant freedom to the Boska civilization and that he would not retaliate against Boska and Mord in the future, allowing the Labyrinth to develop in true freedom.

As long as Fujimori agrees to the conditions, this matter will be an accident that occurred in a fourth-order civilization, involving only a sixth-order early-stage civilization that came to investigate the situation, and Milo will know nothing about anything else.

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The light shining from the starry sky cast deep and shallow shadows on Fujimori's sharply defined face. His gaze swept over Milo's calm face, then over the frozen, silent "royal statues" that spoke of a terrifying end.

He paused, then asked, "Is that all?"

Milo nodded, pointing to the large black sphere beside him: "That's all. If the stationmaster agrees, we'll offer this black sphere with both hands." Fujimori continued to look at him: "And what about you?"

“Us?” Milo chuckled. “Didn’t I tell you? The fleet just stopped by to accompany Old Joe to see his sister. We have no idea what happened—if Station Master Fujimori hadn’t arrived in time, we probably would have lost our lives.”

Fujimori nodded secretly.

That's quite sensible of them.

be honest.

Milo's conditions were not particularly harsh.

The Kingdom of Bijuli imprisoned the core of the Boska civilization, or rather, its sole purpose was to secure the royal bloodline; the remaining populace were merely tools to conceal the civilization's development and deceive the Star Alliance.

Now that all members of the Persian royal family have perished, the remaining people and things in Persian have lost their original value, so there's not much difference whether they're lost or kept.

Since that's the case, once everything is successfully completed, there's naturally no need for the supply point that existed to monitor Boska to continue existing.

Agreeing to Milo's conditions could even be described as going with the flow.

As for the idea of ​​killing to silence or imprisonment
Before seeing the Weaver's Necklace, Fujimori had actually considered it, but then he simply formatted it—so it's not that Hibiscus can't die, but it's just that she can't die so bluntly in Bosca.

joke.

Killing a scholar at the level of a sixth-order writer would be even more serious than keeping a fourth-order civilization captive!

For the six powers that control polarized fissure energy, they can even dispatch a fleet to reach the outside of Boska Star through the jump point within half an hour of Jin's vital signs becoming abnormal.

If luck were to run out even more...

The academy behind Jin happens to be responsible for the management and technical support of the jump point in the Maze Path, meaning Fujimori and his group won't even have a chance to escape; they could be trapped on-site in no time. The Star Sea Joint Military Academy, one of the six major military academies, doesn't participate in jump point maintenance, and Jin clearly didn't graduate from the Imaginary Tower—the probability is about one in four.
Furthermore, as the inspector general of the supply point, Fujimori was already having a major headache because of the incident in Bosca. If a third party were to be involved, the situation would become completely out of control.

Therefore, after much deliberation...

Despite knowing that Milo had most likely been exposed to certain details, Fujimori ultimately agreed to Milo's 'deal'.

Once the Wirtz polar singularity is brought back to the Kingdom of Bhikkhu, none of the changes that have occurred in Boska will be a problem.

Besides
Milo's courage to negotiate with him stemmed solely from his knowledge of part of the truth and their unique origins.

At this moment, his own team was indeed having a hard time dealing with Milo and his group, but the situation would be completely different once they returned to the Kingdom of Bhikkhu.

At that time, the kingdom can send other forces to deal with the Fluttering Fluttering. As long as the plan is detailed and thorough enough, no matter how powerful they are, it will be useless. Fujimori is 100% certain that the kingdom will not allow such an unstable factor to roam around.

And once the unexpected factor of the Fluttering Fluttering disappears in the sea of ​​stars...
So, whether it's the remaining Bosca civilization or the Molde civilization, wouldn't they still be at the mercy of the Kingdom of Bhikkhu?

(End of this chapter)