Arcane Lord

After the first matter was settled, the atmosphere in the Friendship Hall suddenly became much more relaxed, and both sides began to smile, but Shado was really happy. As for how the people in Zhamdas felt, he didn't know.

"Just now, Deputy Envoy Harland mentioned that the main purpose of our visit to the North is to recover the remains of the first generation mentor. Here, I would like to introduce to Consultant Shado the status of the first generation of psychic mentors in Zhamdas in detail."

The second meeting was led by the envoy of the Antichrist School. He first introduced to Shado the life, ideological inheritance and historical significance of the first generation of psychic mentors, and then conveyed the firm attitude of Zhamdas to recover the remains of the first generation mentors.

"So please ask Consultant Shado to understand the significance of the remains of the first generation mentor to us. I hope that the alliance will hand over the treasure thief Kalish or give us the authority to capture him in the North."

"I can understand your urgency to recover the treasure as soon as possible, but please also understand the rules of our Northern Alliance. Kalish has not violated the alliance's charter or principles, and the alliance has no right to do anything to him. If we hand over a Kalish today, there may be more people who worry that they will become the Kalish handed over by the alliance tomorrow. Then can the alliance still be called an alliance?"

Of course, Shado is not just a high-sounding person. He still gave a suggestion to the Zhamdas envoy, "In the matter of Kalish, I think you should ask Everiska for help instead of making things difficult for the alliance.

"On the one hand, Kalish is an Everiska elf. On the other hand, I believe you have also found out that Kalish is now in Everiska. As long as Everiska agrees to cooperate with you, the alliance will naturally not object."

"But Everiska said that this matter involves the principles of the alliance and has been fully entrusted to the alliance to handle. "The envoy from the Antioch School had a rather dissatisfied tone in his words.

After listening to this, Shado did not answer immediately, but confirmed with the Alliance's foreign affairs personnel next to him, "Have they contacted Everiska? Has Everiska really entrusted this matter to the Alliance to handle?"

"That's right. Everiska trusts the Alliance, and the Alliance will certainly not let them down." The foreign affairs personnel who said this also had some emotions.

This is clearly Everiska's scapegoating, but the Alliance has to find a way to clean up their mess. Fortunately, he himself is the Everiska elf and has received benefits from the Council of Elders, so it's okay.

"If that's the case, then this matter is difficult to handle! We can't just return this matter to Everiska! ”

In fact, Shado would rather see the alliance kick the ball back to Evereska, so that he could force Kalish to see what confidence he has to stay in Evereska.

But these words are not suitable to be said to the Zhamdas envoy in a formal occasion. After thinking about it, he told the envoy from the Antigonus School:

"According to the alliance charter, this matter is indeed under the jurisdiction of the alliance, and I believe you all understand the principles of the alliance, so I will not repeat them.

"But considering the importance of the remains of the first generation mentor to Zhamdas, I will try to create a dialogue opportunity for both of you. If the problem can be solved through negotiation, it would be the best."

Shado actually wanted to see what would happen after Kalish and the Zhamdas envoy met, but he was not sure whether Kalish was willing to meet with the Zhamdas envoy.

If the two sides are really in the same group, if both sides agree to meet, then they will likely present the most exciting performance in recent years.

…

Regarding Xiaduo's suggestion to solve the problem through negotiation, Deputy Envoy Zamdas did not make a decision on the spot, but said that he would give a reply after discussing with the chief envoy and the country.

It seemed that Xiaduo's proposal was rejected, but in fact they had no choice. It was obviously impossible for the Alliance to hand over the person directly. If the problem could be solved through negotiation, it would be beneficial to all parties.

In addition, the Alliance probably also wanted to see the scene of Kalish and the Zamdas envoy meeting to judge Kalish's credibility.

In this way, the foundation of the stage was set, and the next step was to see the actors from both sides appear on the stage.

…

In the Friendship Hall, the third envoy of Zamdas who participated in the talks, that is, the envoy from the Zechi School, mentioned the third thing-

"We previously sent some people to the Northland to investigate Kalish privately. Because they did not understand the rules of the Alliance, they caused damage to the computing power pool. We are willing to make certain compensation for this.

"But they are just carrying out their mission. If possible, after we compensate them, please let them go home, Advisor Xiaduo. "

The investigators mentioned by the Zechi School are obviously not the ones involved in the previously well-known attack on the computing pool, but the one that Shado dealt with privately recently.

No one was left alive in the previous incident, so there was no question of letting them go home. But in the one that Shado dealt with privately, except for two unlucky guys who died on the spot, everyone else was still alive!

This includes the four most valuable psychic masters.

Although the proportion of psychic mages in Zhamdas is very high, psychic masters are not easily achieved. If four psychic masters can be exchanged for money, it is obviously a profit.

Anyway, the country or the school does not have to pay for it, which is equivalent to fighting for a chance for those people to redeem themselves.

The Alliance's foreign affairs staff were somewhat surprised by what the Antischolars had said. They knew that the Zhamdas had invaded the computing power pool before and left no one alive.

Now the other party asked to redeem the captives. Could it be that --

Thinking that the other party had specifically mentioned it to Shado, the Alliance's foreign affairs staff present immediately had a guess in their minds, and Shado did not let them think about it for long, and frankly admitted the recent counterattack and arrest operation.

"Those people invaded the Alliance's computing power pool without authorization and caused huge losses to the computing power pool. They should be punished and compensated for the losses. We will talk about this later. In principle, I don't object to releasing them."

Shado certainly didn't mind releasing those people, but it would definitely not be possible in the near future. At least he would not release them until the Kalish incident was properly resolved.

Let's talk about it first. It just so happens that he also wants to see what price the Zhamdas side can offer for the twenty people. Even if some of them have to be handed over to the Alliance, he can keep most of them.

...

After the three things were said, the meeting ended naturally. Except for the first matter, which had a relatively perfect result, the following two matters had no results and required the continued efforts of all parties.

After sending off the Zhamdas envoy, Shado returned to the office to review the entire process of the talks between the two sides. There were many doubts in it, and the most suspicious thing for him was the attitude of the Zhamdas envoy towards Kalish.

It's not that he doubted that they were acting, but that they were serious!

In this way, Kalish's credibility on the alliance side would be greatly improved!