"These are not things that we outsiders can interfere with."

"We just need to focus on being doctors."

"As for business cooperation, we will cooperate with them if they are willing, and we will not force them if they are not."

"In short, waiting and seeing is the best approach for us right now."

Skadi's words also made it clear that she would not participate in the struggle between different forces during her trip to the Great Yan.

Because she knew very well that she had to nip that thought in the bud.

Otherwise, she could easily fall into this trap as soon as she has this idea.

At that point, she could easily drag the entire Tower of Babel into it.

Although she and Theresa had already discussed not wanting the Tower of Babel in the future, not now.

It was not that they were involved in the internal strife within the Great Yan, which had already been chosen as their future base.

Of course, if what's happening now is merely internal strife...

She worried that things weren't that simple.

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Chapter 41: I only want to protect you until I die.

Miss Skadi...

While she was talking to Losia, a girl dressed as a maid came running up from the foot of the mountain.

She came to Skadi's side, bowed gently to her, and called her name.

"You can call me Miss Chu here, Chu as in Chu Xue."

Skadi gave herself the name Da Yan, partly to make things easier for her in the future.

"Yes, Miss Chu, our master said he's inviting some people over for a banquet tonight. I wonder if Miss Chu would be interested in attending?"

? "

The maid was clever; she didn't ask why, but simply relayed the message she was supposed to convey.

"Hmm? Okay, go tell your husband I'll get involved."

"She participated as Chu Xue, the doctor from the Tower of Babel."

Skadi emphasized her identity, clearly reminding her to think of herself as "Miss Chu" rather than "Miss Skadi."

"Yes.

The maid nodded and then left the back mountain, heading towards the Lei residence.

"Sigh." Skadi sighed softly as she watched this scene.

"What's wrong, Lady Skadi?"

Losia floated beside her and, seeing her sigh, couldn't help but ask a question.

"The sudden banquet was probably not what he wanted, but rather some unexpected event forced him to do it."

"I wonder if my letter has reached the true dragon."

"Only after he has read the letter and given me a response can I be sure what I can do in the Great Yan."

Skadi stayed not only because of Raiko's illness, but also because there were many other things she wanted to do.

However, if she does these things without the dragon's permission, she might offend a group of people, or the dragon might misunderstand her.

So she was waiting for the dragon's response; only when he gave her information could she continue making arrangements.

"Lady Skadi, we don't need to obey these people's orders."

"In my heart, you are the king of this world."

Seeing how cautious she was, Losia was a little unhappy.

She didn't want to see Skadi having to consider other people's opinions in everything she did.

"You..."

Skadi shook her head. "I don't take orders from these people."

"I'm just biding my time."

"To do something overly ambitious without absolute certainty will only lead to one's own destruction."

"I could kill the true dragon of the Great Yan now, but that would only cause the Great Yan to fall apart."

"Then I'll get nothing, and I'll have to rebuild this broken land."

“I can also control the true dragon of the Great Yan, but for a world with gods, for the bloodline of the true dragon that once drove out the gods.”

"I am convinced that there will be the protection of a global consciousness."

“If I kill him, the Great Yan will fall apart. If I control him, under the protection of some power, I estimate that I will suffer a great shock.”

"Correspondingly, the leaders of other countries are the same."

"I cannot use a power that does not belong to this world to do such a thing, otherwise I will be devoured by the power of this world."

When Skadi said this, she looked somewhat dazed, as if she still had some lingering fear in her eyes.

Clearly, she had done the same thing before, and the result was probably extremely bad.

This resulted in her suffering great losses, but it also allowed her to summarize all the mistakes made in that incident.

There's nothing wrong with acting eccentrically; killing indiscriminately for one's own benefit is commonplace for agents.

But the world has its own rules, and acting recklessly is tantamount to going against those rules.

Once you cross the red line of the world's rules, once you violate the taboos of the "Game of Gods," the consequences will be far more severe than can be easily resolved.

The.

It was because of this experience that Skadi was so cautious.

"So, Lady Skadi, you did these things that led to very serious consequences?"

Although Skadi didn't reveal her past experiences, Losia could guess some of them from her expression.

"Yes, that's why I'd rather plan for the long term and spend more time on these things than cross the line of the rules."

"Even I, who was nearly invincible in the [Game of Gods] at that time, almost did not survive that disaster."

"And that was with my teammates supporting me. Now I have no teammates, and my strength is much, much worse than before."

"Asking me to do these things feels like throwing me into hell."

There's absolutely no way to deal with it.

Skadi's word "hell" seemed etched into Loshia's DNA, making her immediately understand what Skadi meant.

Just how serious is it?

"I'm so sorry, Lady Skadi, it's all my fault."

"I was so ignorant to encourage Lady Tonskadi to do such a dangerous thing."

Losia felt that even suicide wouldn't be enough to atone for her sins; a complex mix of emotions flickered across her face, and her eyes lost their light.

It was as if they felt that his crime was unforgivable.

"It's not that serious. You're just trying to help me and don't want me to suffer."

"But I've never been wronged."

Skadi stroked her head and gave a slight smile.

So far, she has not suffered any grievances. Even if she has, it was all intentional on her part for the sake of her future plans.

Even if she is truly wronged, she will soon be able to retaliate and gain benefits.

Losia had fought alongside her for so long and knew a lot about her.

The problem is that Loshia is unaware of Skadi's past, and she is generally not present when Skadi is talking to people.

Locia is usually unaware of Skadi's decisions until much later; she's either told to carry out something by Skadi, or she only finds out when necessary.

She will join the battle when needed.

Therefore, in Loshia's eyes, Skadi had basically never suffered any injustice before.

Seeing her being led by the nose over these issues, it's perfectly normal to care about her in this regard.

"By the way, Losia, how long until you upgrade to a Holy Archangel?"

To distract her, Skadi asked her about something.

"Hmm? There's still a long way to go."

"When I was taken in by Lady Skadi, I was already a mid-S-rank, almost reaching the high-S-rank."

"After so many battles and gains, I have grown to the peak of S-class."

"But further improvement is beyond my capabilities; it entirely depends on Lady Skadi."

As a follower, Losia has the ability to improve herself, but when it comes to a truly significant improvement, Skadi needs to step in.

She must expend enough of her willpower to help Losia break through its limitations before it can grow to the next stage.

Therefore, whether Loshia can reach SS-rank depends on whether Skadi is willing to use nitrogen gold.

"I understand."

Skadi looked at the amount of willpower she could now control and fell into deep thought.

She hadn't yet collected her mission rewards from the Type-Moon world, and the expenses there were enormous. She only had [50000 Willpower] left.

[500 Achievement Points].

Since returning, Skadi has gained over a million wish power in just the last two days through the reincarnation mission.

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