I'm Shenji, what are you doing?

Some book friends asked why they don’t say hello when they meet, but insist on fighting. Is it all about muscles? The traitor said that it depends on the person, and if Weber can't be beaten, he should talk to him carefully. On the contrary, the representative of the natural faction, the King and Arquette, fight each other at first sight. Especially the king, who comes from a fighting nation, it is actually more convenient to communicate through fighting.

Of course this is a secondary reason. The main reason is actually simpler. The second master is familiar with the king. No matter which king or second master he is, he can be sure of it. The Moon King will recognize him and speak. If it were the King of Earth, everyone would see the result and easily subdue him. . . This is actually the simplest method. Book friends who ask this question should first read the chapter named at the end of the chapter to understand the relationship between various Altiras, and then they will know that what the Second Master did is actually very smart.

As for the battle with Lorelaia being a personality conflict, it will happen sooner or later. As for why now? Why leave the enemy alone? There are several main reasons.

First of all, the enemy was severely injured, and the second master had already searched for it but could not find it. It was basically certain that the person had escaped. Secondly, the duck that the second master lured into his mouth flew away, the second master was angry in his heart, and Lorelei lit the powder keg. These two points were written. Another point is mentioned before, but everyone may have overlooked it. The second master has brought all the combat power he can bring, but there is more than just a master. He seems to be panicking but is actually as steady as an old dog. So why? Why do you want to ink so slowly? How about escalating the battle bit by bit?