Fantasia of the Sky

Chapter 1054 What the Witnesses Saw 4
At this point, the situation is quite clear: the reason why Disterrell destroyed the magnetic mine was simply to take the blame for Huameng.As for the rest, it's all about trying to make this behavior look as non-absurd as possible-or rather, it's just a less ridiculous pretense.

He is obviously his enemy, but he is helping him... This is really unreasonable.Well, it seems understandable if we link this matter with her not taking her own life.

She is in a very important position in her mind, in order to protect herself, she can do a lot...

From the fact that she knew her sister, it can be speculated that the reason why she did this may have a certain relationship with her sister.

As for what kind of relationship it is... It is completely impossible to guess now.How could the extremely kind-hearted ancestral guardian in my impression have anything to do with Disterrell, who carried out cruel killings and provoked wars among countries?If you really want to know, you can only wait until you find your sister, and then ask her what's going on...

However, the reason why Disterrell made such a scapegoat can also explain a problem.

I have won.

Since she came to the surface, she has fought against Disterrell countless times, and each time ended in failure; she has calculated all her actions, and then she has been following her script like a puppet. show.

However, this time she miscalculated, or in other words, there was nothing she could do about her behavior!If she had other ways to stop herself, then she would never choose this act of admitting defeat for herself!

won by yourself?Why do you win?
Obviously there is a huge gap in strength and intelligence, why can I force Disterrell to admit defeat?

Maybe it's because there are things she can't do.After all, there are several magnetic mines, and it is quite difficult to protect them—the magnetic mines are located underground, and for a fantasy that can use magic, it doesn’t have to be above the magnetic mines to destroy them—as long as you know The specific location, even if it is far away, can attack the magnetic mine; even if it cannot be destroyed once, Huanmeng can attack again after recovering the magic power... In this way, it is quite a laborious task to protect the magnetic mine. It's a troublesome thing, for Disterrell, who is busy with everything, this is really not a small burden.

Protecting something is always much more difficult than destroying something.

If you think about it this way, you suddenly feel that Disterrell has always been in a relatively "easy" position?

It is much easier to destroy a wall than to build it;
It is also much easier to destroy trust than to build it.

Disterrell has been carrying out this kind of "destruction" all along, which is why he is invincible.

However, this time the positions of the two sides have changed - Disteril has become the "protection" side, while Huanmeng is the "destroyer" side, so the degree of difficulty has changed considerably.

In other words, the reason why I was able to win was because of the objective conditions, and the actual strength gap has not narrowed...?
No, even so, it is irrefutable... Victory!

My goal has been achieved, and the war will indeed stop soon!
(End of this chapter)