My incarnation is becoming a global calamity.

Chapter 161: Choosing a Partner to Discuss Cooperation with the Church

The afternoon sun was warm, gently shining on Su Tu's face.

He was sitting in a recliner with his eyes closed, his face relaxed and he looked very comfortable.

He already knew about the church's public invitation to cooperate.

The information wasn't obtained from Eve, but from his avatar.

The calamity of foolishness remains in the East District and has not left.

He hadn't heard any of the rumors about him, but Su Tu had overheard them all.

Not to mention the church's high-profile and public invitation to the imperial leadership to cooperate in eradicating the calamities of foolishness.

You see, this matter is closely related to his avatar, so he will definitely pay attention to it.

Of course, since this public invitation spread, the fame of the Foolish Calamity has indeed been steadily increasing.

It has already surpassed the 550,000 mark and is steadily progressing towards 600,000.

This was an unexpected surprise, completely unexpected by him.

But it doesn't matter. Life sometimes brings surprises, which is quite normal, as long as it's not a shock.

As for the Empire, Su Tu understood that they would have to cooperate this time, even if they didn't want to.

Otherwise, most of the pressure that the church currently needs to bear will be transferred to them.

While cooperation might bring some pressure, it certainly doesn't teach them anything about the importance of collaboration.

Eve must be really annoyed right now...

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As Su Tu pondered silently, a slight smile crept onto his lips.

Eve's plan was to use the church to oppose the calamity of foolishness so that the empire could benefit from it.

Although the plan could only be implemented after obtaining the king's approval.

But Eve wouldn't think that way; she would definitely feel guilty and troubled inside.

If nothing unexpected happens, Eve should be able to go there during this collaboration with the church.

This will indeed put more pressure on Eve, but it can also be seen as the king's way of giving an explanation to the other high-ranking officials.

The king now holds real power and is considered a competent ruler by many citizens.

But the entire empire is not under his sole command.

To him, some high-ranking officials could be seen as assistants, but also as obstacles.

Now is a critical moment when the church and the empire are in a standoff, and the king naturally needs to win over the hearts of the empire's high-ranking officials.

Although it was unfair to Eve, it was something he, as king, had to do.

His identity was first and foremost that of a king, and only then that of a father.

As a princess of the empire, Eve naturally had to pay a price for her schemes.

Fortunately, Eve's role as the proposer of the church plan was kept very secret; not many people knew about it, and those who did were trustworthy.

Even if you go to church to discuss cooperation, you won't encounter too much difficulty.

At most, you'll just get a cold shoulder and feel a little wronged.

Compared to being executed by the king to vent the anger of the other high-ranking officials, this outcome was already quite good.

However, if the church reaches a cooperation agreement with the empire, it will not be good news for Su Tu's avatar.

If it were just one of the forces, he was confident that with the current strength of the avatar of the Foolish Calamity, he could handle it with ease.

However, if these two forces were to cooperate and jointly send out powerful individuals to encircle and annihilate them, it would become much more troublesome.

However, it wasn't as troublesome as I had imagined. I simply sent my avatar away from the capital to pursue my plans for fame elsewhere.

Instead, they could use the fact that they were being jointly besieged by the church and the empire to their advantage, which might make their plan to gain fame go more smoothly.

As his thoughts were racing, Su Tu suddenly heard some noises coming from outside the door.

This made the already upturned corners of his mouth curve even wider, and his smile became even more intense.

"It seems Princess Eve wants me to go with her."

A soft murmur arose, and the sunlight lazily shone on his face, making him look very comfortable.

As if to confirm his guess, the door was knocked on the next second, and Eve's slightly melancholy voice rang out.

"Su Tu, are you free now? I'd like to discuss something with you."

As soon as he finished speaking, Su Tu stood up, stretched, and when he looked down again, the smile on his face had disappeared.

Instead, there was a calm devoid of any emotional fluctuation.

"Come in."

He walked to the chair by the bed, sat down, picked up the kettle, and poured a glass of water.

This water bottle is a household magical tool; it's inexpensive and works similarly to a thermos.

So when he poured the water from the kettle into the glass, a faint white mist rose in front of him.

The door opened at that very moment, and Eve, who had just entered, could see the slowly rising mist as soon as she looked up.

Coupled with Su Tu's calm expression, it seemed as if he had expected her to come.

This made her stand there, lost in thought, her eyes gradually becoming unfocused and wandering.

However, Su Tu's words brought Eve, who was preparing for her pilgrimage, back to reality.

"What brings you here?"

Eve felt that the sentence was familiar, as if she had heard it somewhere before.

However, she did have something important to discuss with Su Tu this time, so she didn't pay attention to this strange sense of familiarity.

At Su Tu's prompting, she walked to the chair she had been sitting in and sat down.

As Su Tu poured her a glass of water, she suddenly felt a sense of disorientation.

She came here in the morning too; she had just finished resting and was in excellent spirits.

But just a few hours later, she was already terrified by the church's response.

Now they have to go to the church to discuss cooperation, and you can imagine the pressure they're under.

"Have some water first."

Su Tu's calm voice rang in her ears. Looking at the water glass handed to her, she subconsciously took it and took a small sip.

She didn't know if the water had some kind of magic, but this small sip made her feel much more at ease.

There was still pressure, but at least it made her feel a little more relaxed and less worried than before she came here.

She let out a soft breath, put the water glass back on the table, and then explained the purpose of her visit to Su Tu.

"The church has invited the empire to cooperate in suppressing the Foolish Calamity, and they want me to go and discuss the details with them. Can you come with me?"

When Eve spoke the first half, her tone was quite normal, and Su Tu heard it clearly.

But as they listened, the sound grew fainter and fainter until it disappeared completely after the details were discussed.

He glanced at Eve without making a sound and noticed that she was looking down slightly.

From this angle, you can still see the troubled expression on her profile.

Su Tu picked up the water glass on the table, silently drank the water, and made no response.

This led Eve to believe that Su Tu was responding with silence as a way of indirectly refusing her.

Just as she was about to go alone, the sound of a water glass being placed on the table suddenly echoed in the room.

Along with the sound came two words that Su Tu uttered casually.

"Can.

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