Hailbo leaving is a minor issue, but Bailuo has thoroughly offended him.
The life of the Miracle Kings is very long, and nobody knows what petty tricks others might use.
If Hailbo were to be harsh in his words, that would be better, but leaving without saying anything seems to suggest to Morgan and the others: 'If you don't want to deal with us openly, then don't bla us.'
"Amiable, although not necessarily."
"But I have a win-win thod," Sigurian said, "I wonder if King Yatun is interested."
The diplomacy among the Miracle Kingdoms is extrely convenient, as Hailbo and Sigurian can directly contact each other's Master of Miracles, aning that the conversation present isn't just between Hailbo and him, but also Bailuo and him.
"Win-win?"
Bailuo originally didn't intend to talk more with Morgan—if they were to fight, then they'd fight outright.
After all, the notice had already been given.
Sigurian thought Bailuo would be cautious, but he didn't realize Bailuo's current strength.
Under his command were Alaya, the elder sister, and Ali.
With such powerful forces at his disposal, why bother with sneaking around?
However, since Sigurian ntioned a win-win, Bailuo beca interested in hearing his ideas.
"My lord says."
Hailbo turned around: "How is it win-win?"
"Yatun is a newly erged Miracle Kingdom, and since its inception, King Yatun's sole objective has always been one thing: population."
Sigurian said, "You need population, but you don't necessarily have to bite at us, Yatun lacks a prestigious origin, and we happen to have such a reputation."
"Lead trouble elsewhere!"
Bailuo imdiately understood what Sigurian ant, and Hailbo asked, "Who do you want to deal with?"
"King Ogysail of the West Sea."
At this mont, Sigurian spoke, not only surprising Hailbo but also the Deep Sea King and Serafier, his ally.
They never thought that Sigurian would target another house.
However, it must be said that Sigurian really has the capability—by doing so, not only is the crisis in the South Sea Kingdom resolved, but there's also an opportunity to further their gains, and all of this depends on whether Bailuo agrees.
"Ogysail."
"King of the West Sea."
Bailuo sat in the garden of Avalon Castle, in this dreamlike world, he closed his eyes and pondered for a while: "Let him outline his plan, Hailbo."
"Give a reason to convince my master."
Bailuo had already shown his inclination; he was interested in Sigurian's suggestion to target Ogysail, but that didn't an he would be a re fighter for the South Sea King.
That's why Hailbo was asking Sigurian how he could give Bailuo a satisfactory answer, one that brings both reputation and benefit.
"The South Sea Kingdom will initiate war against Ogysail."
"My father will invite King Yatun to jointly attack the West Sea King."
"After the fact," Sigurian said, "population and resources, all will belong to Yatun."
At a glance, it seed as though Morgan was the one who is exerting effort without getting thanks; after all, winning ant all the benefits were given to Yatun, and Morgan wouldn't even get soup.
For this, Serafier was sowhat puzzled.
But upon further thought, she understood her brother's intent: 'Now it's Yatun coming to attack us; if we can make them not attack without damage, that's a gain.'
Moreover, leading trouble elsewhere, as seamless as the strategy might seem, actually bears great risks.
It's like putting the South Sea King on a roasting fire.
Bailuo's biggest concern lay with the consequences of initiating a war, but now, Sigurian's plan completely reassured him, because the war is initiated by the South Sea Nation against the West Sea Nation—they are the source of the trouble.
Bailuo's participation in the war, anybody with clear eyes knows who is in control.
Yet, if Morgan is willing to act as the 'inviter,' diverting the sin of the war to himself, Bailuo has no reason to refuse.
"After this battle, the South Sea Nation will no longer be a threat to Yatun."
Bailuo thought silently: "Besides , who else could they rely on?"
Morgan willingly acts as Bailuo's underling, the South Sea Kingdom allies with Yatun Nation, but their actions would disappoint other nations.
"The South Sea Nation will beco Yatun's barrier between the southern lands and the Miracle Sea Area."
"The risks and crises of the Southern Continent will be resolved by us," Sigurian said. "Even if we can't solve them, we will notify Yatun imdiately."
Sigurian is creating a special relationship, making the South Sea Kingdom only able to ally with Yatun. Once they betray Yatun, the other Kings will definitely not trust them again, after all, the South Sea Kingdom would be seen as a treacherous nation.
"But this way."
Serafier: 'How can we develop then?'
No, not right.
Serafier realized: 'It's the southern sea areas!'
She understood, and the Deep Sea King also grasped Sigurian's thought; they have no hope on the continent, and from the beginning, could only develop in the sea.
Morgan's miracle is creating various terrifying Sea Beasts, using the power of the deep sea to empower people.
Thus, the continent—that thing has no use for them.
Instead, developing towards the southern direction is Morgan's best choice; there, there is a broader sea, and Yatun clearly lacks the manpower and resources to develop them.
Bailuo's ambition lies in the continents and the Holy Emperor; he would not content himself with being rely a mariti emperor.
"To earn my trust, hand over the sole right of alliance to ."
"If Morgan betrays, he will be rejected by the entire Miracle World."
Bailuo saw through this; he also believed Sigurian would later have Morgan co to form a Miracle Covenant with him, and moreover, that kind which takes the whole potential and future of the miracle to sign a truly reassuring contract with him.
"Smart man…"
Bailuo recognized the benefits this choice would bring to Morgan.
With Bailuo having Morgan as a mariti barrier and early-warning system in the south, however, conversely, Morgan also had a mighty power situated in the north, which would potentially dominate the continent.
With Bailuo's backing, Morgan could live luxuriously on the sea.
"How does King Yatun feel?"
Sigurian awaited Hailbo's response, confident that Bailuo would agree, as this arrangent only had benefits, not disadvantages, for Yatun.
100% of the Royal Prestige Contract signed, Morgan would definitely not betray. Once he does, the power of the miracle would plumt.
Similarly, Bailuo also needs a fierce dog, a privateering pirate, to make trouble in the seas for him.
"Agreeable."
After Bailuo spoke, Hailbo turned to Morgan: "Does the South Sea King share the sa thoughts?"
Morgan, in fact, didn't understand.
But he had self-awareness, knowing that since he didn't understand, there was no need to overthink; Morgan just needed to know one thing, Sigurian would never harm him: "My son's will is my will."
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