Capítulo 1796: Chapter 358: Ian: Looks Like I’m an Elf Again
“You are indeed still an Imperial person for now, but who knows about the future? Although only I know that you and Mahdi are the sa person, others can see it too. With your ‘senior brother’ around, Silverpeak Domain is likely to beco a second ‘Steep Ridge Fortress’ and break away from The Empire!”
“Ahead lies Steep Ridge Fortress, and behind, the Duke of Solin. Therefore, if we Elves want to win you over, at least making you an ally isn’t a bad idea, is it?”
“Shouldn’t the ally of the Elves be The Empire first?”
Ian raised his brows: “What about the pressure from The Empire?” He wasn’t even trying to hide his intentions of independence—there was no need to hide sothing so obvious from Anfa.
“The trouble for The Empire might be bigger than we imagine.”
Anfa began speaking in cryptic terms: “You know, His Majesty the Guardian has a major initiative—it’s evident to us, just as it is to you.”
“Before this major initiative begins, all parties should cautiously probe.”
“I am indeed quite a useful pawn.”
Ian nodded slightly, acknowledging that this was true. The Guardian was barely concealing his intentions for a major move, thus all Terra Nations were aware. Even Fiery Fla Land, which had a deep-seated hatred for The Empire, hesitated in its counter-offensive.
—If The Empire indeed embarked on sothing major, regardless of the outco, they would be the first to bear the brunt.
As for being a pawn, Ian didn’t mind at all. As long as there was compensation, he was happy to be a pawn.
He accepted two discs: “I am indeed interested in this, and having this primary information makes the universal modification for the ‘new Elf’ arcane pathway much easier.”
“The importance of the arcane pathway, in the view of the Elves, is a limited level above comprehensive transformation.”
Anfa provided the decision of the high-level within the Elves: “The transformation of new Elves is essentially about enhancing national strength and increasing the number of Sublimators—the arcane pathway fundantally solves this issue, so if the new Elf transformation cannot adapt to the arcane pathway, it’s rely due to sunk costs forcing us down the wrong path.”
“That’s why, with support from and Uncle Yafada, the information was provided so straightforwardly.”
“Indeed, even with these materials, I can’t conjure the corresponding modification equipnt out of thin air.”
Ian said this, but he actually thought about the ‘chanical Dragon’ and ‘Dragonblood Humans’ in the Extinction Star Path… he was still pondering how he managed to create such comprehensive warfare technology within a few years, even if he received corresponding information from the Qing Steel Dragon.
It turned out the Elves were directly giving it away, but it also demonstrated that his work in the Extinction Star Path had produced sothing akin to the arcane pathway, thus attracting the Elves to the trade.
“To be honest.”
Speaking of which, having completed the Canaan Moore mission, Anfa appeared much more relaxed. She raised an eyebrow and glanced at Ian’s present ‘body’: “This body’s quality isn’t great. It seems like the Fae don’t use precious materials to make bodies.”
“It’ll do for now.”
Ian didn’t mind: “Anyway, my Fairy Body and original body are sufficient for , and the Lord’s body doesn’t need to fight.”
Not to ntion, he had a Glazed-Glass Dragon disguise rapidly expanding its influence in the New Continent. With so many bodies to cultivate, the one stationed to hold down the safe stronghold was naturally neglected.
But Ian didn’t expect this to be Anfa’s real purpose.
“So.”
Anfa looked at Ian, and earnestly said: “Have you thought about trying an Elf body?”
“Whether it’s the Eternal Elf or Dragon Elf, either could be fine. You wouldn’t need to stay permanently, just place one in Canaan Moore like my prosthetic.”
Ian raised his head, stared at Anfa for a long ti, then slowly furrowed his brow: “Not joking?”
“Of course not.” Anfa replied, and Ian took a deep breath and sighed: “Are things so critical within the Elves that you need to put out fires?”
“Not at all.” Anfa shook her head: “Golan is very smart; she has no intention of competing with . She is solely focused on becoming the next Fifth Energy Level. I have no competitors, and the Canaan Moore Ten Kings’ Blood will converge into a single force in my hands as mother and uncle arranged, and the venerable Wind of Eternity is also pleased with it.”
“But I do indeed need help, Ian. Just as Yisen Gard needs your guidance for his future, why shouldn’t I desire a ‘better future’ from having a prophet as a friend?”
Saying this, Anfa’s tone carried a natural ‘greed’ and ‘ambition.’
Yes, having a prophet as a friend, one who currently seems to possess almost historically unrivaled prophetic abilities, why not seek his assistance?
Anfa believed she could offer Ian everything he wanted, and Ian only needed to provide a bit of inspiration for crucial decisions. This was absolute trust. Anfa trusted that Ian recognized this, and essentially it granted Ian the power to ‘influence Canaan Moore’s national policy.’ Even if rely advisory, Ian would absolutely not pass up such an opportunity.
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