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"Your Highness!" Safi couldn't believe what he heard, "It's most likely a trap!"

The human race has always been unafraid to speculate on the demon race with the worst ideas. In the eyes of the human race, the four words "keeping promises" have nothing to do with the demon race, not to mention that they are not at all different from the demon race.

"I know what you mean." Fred raised a hand to stop Saffy from saying anything else.

Seeing his actions, Safi knew that he had his own thoughts: "What are you going to do?"

"The human race's aversion to the demons comes from the demons' hypocrisy, cunning, and failure to keep their promises," Fred said slowly. "Since we hate their behavior, should we be like them?"

Safi raised her voice: "Your Highness, soldiers never tire of cheating! You don't need to talk about honesty with the demons."

The demons are not honest with them anymore, why should they act with the wishes of the demons?

Fred shook his head: "This is a matter of principle, and it is also a bargaining chip for peace talks."

If they don't follow what is stated in the letter of war this time, at the specified time and place, they are ready to fight the demons, but the demons abide by the agreement, and the subsequent peace talks are likely to be controlled by the demons. Point, being ridiculed is still a trivial matter, I'm afraid I will lose some initiative in certain things.

In this peace talk, there should be no room for compromise, so he must be careful in every way.

Nannuo and Safi held negative opinions, and both believed that this behavior was inappropriate.

Too risky, not necessary.

But Nancy supported Fred. For her, the other party had already declared a challenge, and it would be a cowardly act not to fight. As for the possible ambushes or traps... Nancy has always believed in breaking everything with one force.

Both sides have their own reasons. In this case, there is no right or wrong choice. Both have their reasons and risks that need to be faced. It only depends on whether a corresponding plan can be made after making a choice. The biggest avoid risk.

"Ulysses, what do you think?" Safi knew it was difficult to convince Fred, so she sought more support, but Ulysses has not spoken up until now.

"Don't ask me." It's a pity that Ulysses has a clear understanding of his own weight, "I don't know about these things, why not ask His Excellency Viscount Cliff."

"Alright," Safi said without waiting for Fred to speak, "Your Excellency the Viscount has more experience, I believe she will make a better judgment."

Someone immediately invited Viscount Cliff to come over. While waiting, Fred chuckled and chatted with Safi: "Does Safi think that Your Excellency the Viscount will choose to avoid the battle?"

Safi had so positively agreed to let Viscount Cliff make this decision, it would inevitably make people think that she thought Viscount Cliff would agree with her opinion.

Even if Safi thinks so, she won't say it dead: "No matter what the viscount chooses, I believe she will give a convincing reason."

Viscount Cliff arrived faster than everyone thought, and she already knew the general situation of the matter on the way, so she didn't need to explain anything else.

Viscount Cliff first picked up the gauntlet and glanced at it, then walked to the sand table, picked up a small flag and planted it on it.

"Let's face it," Viscount Cliff said lightly, "If this place is used as a battlefield, even if the opponent is just playing with us, we don't have to withdraw our troops."

Viscount Cliff raised his head calmly: "What the demons can do is nothing more than two results. One is to compete with the human race at this time and place according to the contents of the gauntlet. The second gauntlet is nothing more than a Trap, they didn't intend to appear where the gauntlet was written, but had other plans."

"Because the internal competition of the demons is quite fierce, although the demons are powerful individually, they are not many in number. At least in terms of military strength, the human race has an absolute advantage, so I think our army can be divided into two parts. , one part went to the location on the gauntlet, and the other part was on standby in the best condition"

"If it's the first one, that's what we'd like to see. If it's the second one, even if they have any other plans, there will be a certain degree of emptiness in the base camp of the demons. If it's the first situation, the on-call The army will go to support, if the second situation arises, the army on standby will directly attack the base camp of the demons."

Once the base camp of the demons is empty, even if there are outpost camps to intercept it, it will be useless because they have no backup.

Safi asked: "If it is situation one, can't the troops on standby attack at the same time?"

Viscount Cliff gave Safi a strange look: "I thought our purpose was peace talks."

If the demons abide by the content of the gauntlet, but as a human race, they break the contract, then this peace talk may really not be discussed.

"Then do as His Excellency the Viscount said." Nan Nuo also stood on the side of agreement, so there was no need to discuss other options.

Then there are some details discussed, such as

Safi listened for a while, then stood up and walked out of the tent, saying coldly, "Come out."

Vincent then appeared beside Safi like a ghost: "What do you want?"

Safi ordered: "Recount your process today again, don't change a single word."

But even after listening to it again, Safi still didn't hear anything wrong.

She had a strong intuition that the demons would definitely do something else, but she couldn't figure out what the demons would do and where they would start.

But this kind of intuition is just intuition, without any basis, even if she said it, what's the use of it, she decided not to make any changes.

"Perhaps, it's just that you think too much," Vincent said in a low voice, "or it may be that my words have affected you."

Because Kress is quite defensive and vigilant towards Jennifer, she must have brought a lot of her subjective emotions when conveying and describing, and Vincent also gave this emotion to the second conveying. pass it on.

But Safi shook his head resolutely: "No, this is my own judgment."

Safi knew very well that even without Kress, she would not trust the demons to be honest and trustworthy, so this was a judgment of her own will.

"I don't think you need to worry too much," Vincent comforted Safi in a low voice, "Kress said she would send a letter to Azarez to explain the situation, and if Azarez knew about it, maybe she wouldn't dare to do it. What."

Safi sneered: "Do you think I can trust Asalez?"

She's not Felisa. Felisa does have that kind of unconditional trust and tolerance towards Azalez, but she's not.

She doesn't trust anyone in the Demon Race, and she will feel uneasy if she pins her hopes on the Demon Race.