Chapter 503: The Planner Plans
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Chapter 503 The Planner Plans
Niang's suggestion was causing great ruckus in the Lethal Bite Clan's headquarters. The Elders were looking at each other, wondering if his suggestion was genuine. It was something none of them had come up with before nor thought it was something even possible.
"Someone, a Divine being, if we could make contact with them and really do that, then all the clans would do such a thing; there is no reason for them to even listen to us in the first place," one of the Elders complained.
He was a bit disappointed in the great Niang's plan after everything he had heard.
"Do you really think that I would come up with a solution that I was unable to complete?" Niang replied. "I would not want to look like a fool; I would never speak up in front of everyone."
"I have my ways; of course, I can contact those from the Divine realm, and I have a way they can help us."
There was a whisper among them as they discussed the options. Even if this was viable in some ways, it seemed dangerous. A Divine being coming down would have the strength of a top-tier middle-stage warrior at best, due to the world restrictions.
It was still enough to eliminate the clan if they were to anger them, and just because they might have once been from the Clan didn't mean they would be obliged to help.
They were more concerned about the affairs in the realm that they actually lived in.
"I know you might not be open to discussing your methods out in the open since this is your plan, but please expand on a few of the queries we have," Conner said. "Why would a Divine being even help us?"
"Right, this is the greatest difficulty, correct?" Niang replied. "Other clans have had successful attempts at contacting the Divine realm, but why would they help us? Well, let's just say I have a way that whoever comes down, they are able to utilize their full power here."
"I'm sure this offer for them would be more than rewarding. Many of those in the Divine realm would accept this deal. I hear that for some, it is a difficult life for them in the other realm."
"However, if they had the full strength of their power in a place like this, then they would easily be able to have free rein in this world. I'm sure they will feel indebted to us and help us when the time comes; this will not only let us compete with the other factions but help us in the overall conquest of the entire continent."
There were quite a few people in the room that had worked with Niang before, and they took his words as truth. If he said that this was something he would do, then certainly it was something that he could do.
However, there were risks in his plans, and it was the same with Harbour as well.
"We have two solutions on the table; both of them have their flaws at the moment. Harbour needs to bring more proof that his recruitment is strengthening the clan.
"Meanwhile, Niang's plan is mostly theory. We need you to make sure that this is an option. I would like to ask those in favor of Niang's plan to raise their hand, and those in favor of Harbour's plan to raise theirs."
For most at the table, it wasn't whose plan they thought was better, but who they had already made alliances with.
If they were to stick with a certain individual, what positions they would get in return within the clan and the powers.
There were few that were impartial. At that point though, the sides were equally split.
"Are you sure... you want us to do this?" Ivor replied. "No sir... we will get it done for you."
Hanging up the receiver, Niang turned to Bargo at his side.
"What's wrong?" Bargo asked.
"They just asked us to take the new recruits on a mission... telling us to rescue someone trapped in the old Stone Estate. It's a bit odd, as we don't tend to get these types of missions," Ivor explained.
Bargo stretched out his hands.
"I guess it was right to have a look at these barracks in the first place; it seems interesting things are occurring."
"Yes, what is even odder is the fact that they want us to take the new recruits, the wanderers of all things... but I guess if the two of us were to go with them, there would be no problems," Ivor replied.
Just as he was about to get up, the receiver went off again. Picking it up, his tone of voice was a lot more stern, and his body shot straight up.
"Sir Harbour, of course, I am happy to answer you," Ivor said.
"I have no doubt that you must have just received a request right now. I need you to do me a favor; you have to make sure,no matter what, that you complete this mission with the new recruits."
"Certainly, sir!" Ivor replied, and the call shortly hung up after that.
Strange things were occurring one after the other, and Ivor had no idea why.
"That was a call from the base?" Bargo asked.
"Yes, they wanted us to complete this mission no matter what, but if they wanted to, it makes no sense that they are also forcing us to use those useless no-name recruits."
"Don't worry, those recruits are talented; you should know. Is your back feeling any better?" Bargo winked.
Little did Ivor know, Niang, back at the main base, had received information about everything.
"At first, I was a little startled to get a report that someone was looking for an individual, and it led them to the Stone Estate," Niang commented. "But it does not matter. Harbour will send in the new wanderers that have been recruited to complete the task.
"However, they will certainly fail, and all of them will be eliminated. He is just doing my job for me. This is killing two birds with one stone."
"My task will be complete, and Harbour's wanderers will all be eliminated."
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Chapter 503 The Planner Plans
Niang's suggestion was causing great ruckus in the Lethal Bite Clan's headquarters. The Elders were looking at each other, wondering if his suggestion was genuine. It was something none of them had come up with before nor thought it was something even possible.
"Someone, a Divine being, if we could make contact with them and really do that, then all the clans would do such a thing; there is no reason for them to even listen to us in the first place," one of the Elders complained.
He was a bit disappointed in the great Niang's plan after everything he had heard.
"Do you really think that I would come up with a solution that I was unable to complete?" Niang replied. "I would not want to look like a fool; I would never speak up in front of everyone."
"I have my ways; of course, I can contact those from the Divine realm, and I have a way they can help us."
There was a whisper among them as they discussed the options. Even if this was viable in some ways, it seemed dangerous. A Divine being coming down would have the strength of a top-tier middle-stage warrior at best, due to the world restrictions.
It was still enough to eliminate the clan if they were to anger them, and just because they might have once been from the Clan didn't mean they would be obliged to help.
They were more concerned about the affairs in the realm that they actually lived in.
"I know you might not be open to discussing your methods out in the open since this is your plan, but please expand on a few of the queries we have," Conner said. "Why would a Divine being even help us?"
"Right, this is the greatest difficulty, correct?" Niang replied. "Other clans have had successful attempts at contacting the Divine realm, but why would they help us? Well, let's just say I have a way that whoever comes down, they are able to utilize their full power here."
"I'm sure this offer for them would be more than rewarding. Many of those in the Divine realm would accept this deal. I hear that for some, it is a difficult life for them in the other realm."
"However, if they had the full strength of their power in a place like this, then they would easily be able to have free rein in this world. I'm sure they will feel indebted to us and help us when the time comes; this will not only let us compete with the other factions but help us in the overall conquest of the entire continent."
There were quite a few people in the room that had worked with Niang before, and they took his words as truth. If he said that this was something he would do, then certainly it was something that he could do.
However, there were risks in his plans, and it was the same with Harbour as well.
"We have two solutions on the table; both of them have their flaws at the moment. Harbour needs to bring more proof that his recruitment is strengthening the clan.
"Meanwhile, Niang's plan is mostly theory. We need you to make sure that this is an option. I would like to ask those in favor of Niang's plan to raise their hand, and those in favor of Harbour's plan to raise theirs."
For most at the table, it wasn't whose plan they thought was better, but who they had already made alliances with.
If they were to stick with a certain individual, what positions they would get in return within the clan and the powers.
There were few that were impartial. At that point though, the sides were equally split.
"Are you sure... you want us to do this?" Ivor replied. "No sir... we will get it done for you."
Hanging up the receiver, Niang turned to Bargo at his side.
"What's wrong?" Bargo asked.
"They just asked us to take the new recruits on a mission... telling us to rescue someone trapped in the old Stone Estate. It's a bit odd, as we don't tend to get these types of missions," Ivor explained.
Bargo stretched out his hands.
"I guess it was right to have a look at these barracks in the first place; it seems interesting things are occurring."
"Yes, what is even odder is the fact that they want us to take the new recruits, the wanderers of all things... but I guess if the two of us were to go with them, there would be no problems," Ivor replied.
Just as he was about to get up, the receiver went off again. Picking it up, his tone of voice was a lot more stern, and his body shot straight up.
"Sir Harbour, of course, I am happy to answer you," Ivor said.
"I have no doubt that you must have just received a request right now. I need you to do me a favor; you have to make sure,no matter what, that you complete this mission with the new recruits."
"Certainly, sir!" Ivor replied, and the call shortly hung up after that.
Strange things were occurring one after the other, and Ivor had no idea why.
"That was a call from the base?" Bargo asked.
"Yes, they wanted us to complete this mission no matter what, but if they wanted to, it makes no sense that they are also forcing us to use those useless no-name recruits."
"Don't worry, those recruits are talented; you should know. Is your back feeling any better?" Bargo winked.
Little did Ivor know, Niang, back at the main base, had received information about everything.
"At first, I was a little startled to get a report that someone was looking for an individual, and it led them to the Stone Estate," Niang commented. "But it does not matter. Harbour will send in the new wanderers that have been recruited to complete the task.
"However, they will certainly fail, and all of them will be eliminated. He is just doing my job for me. This is killing two birds with one stone."
"My task will be complete, and Harbour's wanderers will all be eliminated."
Chapter 503 The Planner Plans Niang's suggestion was causing great ruckus in the Lethal Bite Clan's headquarters. The Elders were looking at each other, wondering if his suggestion was genuine. It was something none of them had come up with before nor thought it was something even possible. "Someone, a Divine being, if we could make contact with them and really do that, then all the clans would do such a thing; there is no reason for them to even listen to us in the first place," one of the Elders complained. He was a bit disappointed in the great Niang's plan after everything he had heard. "Do you really think that I would come up with a solution that I was unable to complete?" Niang replied. "I would not want to look like a fool; I would never speak up in front of everyone." "I have my ways; of course, I can contact those from the Divine realm, and I have a way they can help us." There was a whisper among them as they discussed the options. Even if this was viable in some ways, it seemed dangerous. A Divine being coming down would have the strength of a top-tier middle-stage warrior at best, due to the world restrictions. It was still enough to eliminate the clan if they were to anger them, and just because they might have once been from the Clan didn't mean they would be obliged to help. They were more concerned about the affairs in the realm that they actually lived in. "I know you might not be open to discussing your methods out in the open since this is your plan, but please expand on a few of the queries we have," Conner said. "Why would a Divine being even help us?" "Right, this is the greatest difficulty, correct?" Niang replied. "Other clans have had successful attempts at contacting the Divine realm, but why would they help us? Well, let's just say I have a way that whoever comes down, they are able to utilize their full power here." "I'm sure this offer for them would be more than rewarding. Many of those in the Divine realm would accept this deal. I hear that for some, it is a difficult life for them in the other realm." "However, if they had the full strength of their power in a place like this, then they would easily be able to have free rein in this world. I'm sure they will feel indebted to us and help us when the time comes; this will not only let us compete with the other factions but help us in the overall conquest of the entire continent." There were quite a few people in the room that had worked with Niang before, and they took his words as truth. If he said that this was something he would do, then certainly it was something that he could do. However, there were risks in his plans, and it was the same with Harbour as well. "We have two solutions on the table; both of them have their flaws at the moment. Harbour needs to bring more proof that his recruitment is strengthening the clan. "Meanwhile, Niang's plan is mostly theory. We need you to make sure that this is an option. I would like to ask those in favor of Niang's plan to raise their hand, and those in favor of Harbour's plan to raise theirs." For most at the table, it wasn't whose plan they thought was better, but who they had already made alliances with. If they were to stick with a certain individual, what positions they would get in return within the clan and the powers. There were few that were impartial. At that point though, the sides were equally split. "Are you sure... you want us to do this?" Ivor replied. "No sir... we will get it done for you." Hanging up the receiver, Niang turned to Bargo at his side. "What's wrong?" Bargo asked. "They just asked us to take the new recruits on a mission... telling us to rescue someone trapped in the old Stone Estate. It's a bit odd, as we don't tend to get these types of missions," Ivor explained. Bargo stretched out his hands. "I guess it was right to have a look at these barracks in the first place; it seems interesting things are occurring." "Yes, what is even odder is the fact that they want us to take the new recruits, the wanderers of all things... but I guess if the two of us were to go with them, there would be no problems," Ivor replied. Just as he was about to get up, the receiver went off again. Picking it up, his tone of voice was a lot more stern, and his body shot straight up. "Sir Harbour, of course, I am happy to answer you," Ivor said. "I have no doubt that you must have just received a request right now. I need you to do me a favor; you have to make sure,no matter what, that you complete this mission with the new recruits." "Certainly, sir!" Ivor replied, and the call shortly hung up after that. Strange things were occurring one after the other, and Ivor had no idea why. "That was a call from the base?" Bargo asked. "Yes, they wanted us to complete this mission no matter what, but if they wanted to, it makes no sense that they are also forcing us to use those useless no-name recruits." "Don't worry, those recruits are talented; you should know. Is your back feeling any better?" Bargo winked. Little did Ivor know, Niang, back at the main base, had received information about everything. "At first, I was a little startled to get a report that someone was looking for an individual, and it led them to the Stone Estate," Niang commented. "But it does not matter. Harbour will send in the new wanderers that have been recruited to complete the task. "However, they will certainly fail, and all of them will be eliminated. He is just doing my job for me. This is killing two birds with one stone." "My task will be complete, and Harbour's wanderers will all be eliminated."
