Chapter 259 Is this the legendary PY transaction?

"As for Calia, although she is not a witch but a necromancer, she is the only necromancer, and her abilities overlap quite a bit with the frost elemental mage."

"In addition, her life was saved by the paladin back then, so naturally, Akara let her join the order."

After saying this, Sarah paused, looked at Ruger and continued:

"However, I think you have also guessed that from that day on, Akala, as the supreme leader of the Rogs, began to have a clear tendency to support the Holy Knight Order."

"If she hadn't been the leader of the Rogues since before the Cataclysm, the Rogues would have expressed their dissatisfaction strongly."

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"But now, it's meaningless for Rogges to express their dissatisfaction."

"The situation of the cult has been established, and Rogge is powerless to reverse it."

Luger silently listened to her talk about history, gossip, and his political ambitions. He did not express his thoughts, but asked her calmly, "Do you want to become the highest monk of the Sisters of the Blind Eye? "

The tone was not like questioning, but more like saying: "You want this thing? If you say you want it, I will buy it for you."

This sentence, seemingly ordinary, caused a commotion in the chariot.

The highest monk of the Sisters, this is Akara's true position title at the moment.

Her leadership of Rogge Town also originated from this.

Ruger's question was equivalent to asking Sarah if she wanted to be the new mayor of Ruger Town.

It's just that because Sarah is Rogge and belongs to the Sisters, she has higher legitimacy to become the new leader than an outsider, such as a Paladin.

And this better legitimacy is reflected in her qualifications to become the leader of the Sisters of the Blind Eye.

And then essentially became the mayor of Rogue Town.

However, there is a problem.

There is a huge problem.

Akara is the current highest monk of the Sisters.

If Sarah wants to become the supreme monk, she can only replace Akara.

So when she heard Ruger's ordinary question, Sarah's side aside, Anya in the front row almost screamed in surprise.

Even though I have been with Luger for so long, I have become accustomed to this man's ability to turn clouds and rain with his hands, but that was all on the battlefield.

They are still on the battlefield against monsters.

A strong man on the battlefield does not mean he is strong in other aspects.

For example, draw a picture and compose a piece of music.

But now to hear him say such words so calmly, which sounded not only terrifying to Anya, but also simply rebellious, Anya's little heart really couldn't bear it.

However, while feeling depressed and depressed, why is there a faint feeling of joy deep in my heart?

Could it be that deep down in his heart, he really has a sense of rebellion?

Is this a reflection of the bloodline that comes from that man?

It seems that it’s not bad!

Anya was thinking about herself there with her heart racing, while Sarah in the driver's seat tried hard to control her emotions and asked as calmly as possible, "That is my pursuit in life."

Good answer!

Luger couldn't help but praise in his heart, and turned to look at Sarah with unabashed appreciation in his eyes.

There is no correct answer to what he said.

He just wanted to use this question to see how ambitious Sarah was, how powerful she was, and how far she wanted to achieve.

There are several representative responses that can serve as a baseline for making these judgments.

The first one is to deny it.

This broadly has two branches.

The first is loyalty, the kind of absolute loyalty without any restrictions, and never thinking of anything to replace it.

The second is to cover up, not wanting anyone to see that he is rebellious.

Yes, these are two extremes.

It is equivalent to establishing the starting and two ends on a one-dimensional linear coordinate system.

The specific situation lies somewhere between these two points.

But the purpose of this test is not to see what kind of mentality Sarah has, but to let Luger be prepared for her mentality.

If she prefers absolute loyalty, then Luger must be careful about her ruining her own affairs because of foolish loyalty at critical moments.

If she tries her best to cover it up, then in an old Chinese saying, it is called "doing great things without sacrificing your own life." When cooperating with her, you must also pay attention to protecting your own interests and be careful not to be affected by her irresponsibility.

Of course, knowing what Ruger knew about Sarah, she would hardly have chosen this line.

So, the answer to the second line is to admit or acquiesce.

This also has two endpoints.

The positive extreme is to admit it and then directly think about it or ask how to do it.

To be honest, this is something Ruger is not willing to see, but is happy to see.

Who doesn’t like a partner who is outspoken and has no secrets?

Although it's easy to stretch her hips, she's not a threat, right?

The negative extreme is to acquiesce but want to downplay the matter.

Leave room for both yourself and Ruger.

Use stillness to brake and remain unchanged in response to ever-changing changes.

In fact, Luger really thought Sarah would choose this way, which was in line with her long-standing performance of being extremely sophisticated.

In the end, Sarah's words were the closest to this extreme point among the four extremes.

But, it's very different.

If the four limit points are four far points on the four quadrants of a two-dimensional coordinate system.

The last extreme point is the far point in the fourth quadrant.

So Sarah's answer, although it is also in the fourth quadrant, is closer to the origin of the coordinate system than the extreme far point.

She generously admitted that she had the idea of ​​replacing him, but she extended the timeline.

Ruger's question was asking a lieutenant general whether he wanted to be the main general.

Although it was not stated explicitly, it implied that special means were used to replace him.

For example, mutiny.

But Sarah's answer was equivalent to saying "I have been determined to become a main general since I was a child."

There is nothing wrong with this statement.

Because a cook who doesn't want to be an actor is not a good driver...

Ahem, it's mixed up.

It's a soldier who doesn't want to be a general is not a good cook.

Uh, that's not right...

Forget it, let it be.

In short, any Rogge can have the same life pursuit, which is what it should be.

But it is very subtle.

Because it is the answer to Ruger's question.

Moreover, when she said this, she looked at Ruger with a serious face.

This means that she is not using this kind of rhetoric to shirk responsibility.

This is her official answer.

"Okay." After understanding the hidden meaning of Sarah's words, Ruger stopped asking and nodded, "Then I wish you good luck and realize your life's pursuit as soon as possible."

"I hope that by then, Rogue Town will be completely renewed."

Ruger's words were the same as if he had said nothing.

It seemed that he promised something, but it also seemed that he had promised nothing.

His wishes and hopes were all like this.

But his last sentence clearly expressed his personal attitude, that is, he was dissatisfied with the current situation of Rogue Town and was happy to see changes.

What? If Sarah succeeded, what would happen to his own small forces?