Chapter 2315 - 103: Crow's Prophecy VI_2

But he was silent for a moment, then said: "However, I have one more thing to inform you of. We have decided to take that woman."

"That woman?"

"The Witch of the Crow, the woman I mentioned to you before," Mofein Grayflame replied slowly, "She is a Favored One of the Gray Crow, one of the Scions of the Crow. The storm is coming, and the prophecy will be fulfilled, both the unfulfilled and the realized will be displayed to the world. We must eliminate all unstable factors before then..."

The young man was silent for a moment before saying: "Have you thought it through? But honestly, do you really want to act against them? It's not that I don't believe your...prophecy, but I personally recommend you think twice."

Mofein Grayflame's eyes flashed with distrust: "I'm somewhat surprised by your hesitation, they're just a group of adventurers, after all."

The young man shook his head: "But Invokers are different from those refugees whom you can slaughter at will."

Mofein Grayflame looked at them doubtfully: "To the Lord of Storms, they're all the same..." He paused, "But, are you hiding something from me?"

The young man hesitated for a moment, but quickly shook his head: "No, my point is just...be careful of provoking those truly influential people, there are many unstable factors among the Invokers."

Mofein Grayflame sneered dismissively: "You overestimate those people. The prophecy is already predestined; no one can defy the will of the Lord of Storms. The Scions of the Crow must be controlled by us. In fact, while speaking to you, I have already sent out the Knights, perhaps you will soon hear news."

"Alright." Since the matter was already spoken of to this extent, the young man merely shrugged.

But as he walked out of the hall, he silently glanced back at the Holy Sanctuary, and its cold, austere spire. Then he took out a Communication Crystal and sent a message to the other side: "Princess, you owe me a favor."

A face full of a charming and smiling expression quickly appeared on the light screen. Sophie smiled slightly on the other side: "I understand, thank you for your help this time, Dong."

"You've just arrived in the Second World, shouldn't you be under closed management," the young man asked, holding the Communication Crystal, "For such a minor matter, is it a bit over the top to find me? Is the rumor outside true?"

"What are you thinking, Dong," Sophie blinked, "You don't know me? I'm always about official business."

"Official business?" The young man was stunned: "Including helping to conceal the other party's identity?"

"Of course."

"I can't see how this is beneficial to us."

"Dong, in integrating the Free Summoners, although we share common interests with the Descendants of Flor, they have already moved ahead of us," Sophie smiled, "Whether it's us, the Silver Weslan or your Silver Forest Crown, the alliance doesn't need to follow the Descendants of Flor step by step, otherwise, we will always be left behind in the long run."

"That's one way to put it," the young man nodded: "But how is this related to this matter?"

"The Descendants of Flor have already seized the initiative, and competing with them in the areas they excel in will only leave us falling behind," Sophie replied: "But there are some people that the Descendants of Flor can never win over, but we might be able to."

"You mean him?" The young man was a bit surprised, "But I don't see what value he has to win over. Alright, he has some fame. But such newcomers, every guild has many, is there such a necessity?"

"He's not just that simple."

"Princess, honestly, this is your personal opinion, isn't it?"

"I certainly have my personal interests, Dong," Sophie said with a smile: "He's my friend, after all, helping a friend is no trouble for me. But this is not solely personal interest, believe me, he has some power behind him that you cannot see."

"Unseen power?"

"Have you forgotten my identity, Dong?"

The young man was slightly startled. He involuntarily looked at Sophie with surprise and replied: "You...alright, I don't know anything."

Sophie smiled and nodded, silently looking at that name on her contact list while inwardly thinking with some interest—his power behind him is likely more than you all could imagine.

She fell silent, thinking back to that journey to the Southern Region, lightly pursing her lips. Loofah is a lone wolf, but some people are not lone wolves; the deeds left by the other party will ultimately deeply affect everyone.

She lightly grasped the emblem in her hand, thinking to herself, Sister Baijia, what you entrusted me with, I have already accomplished.

"By the way," Sophie suddenly raised her head and asked again: "Dong, could you help me keep an eye on some things?"

"Hmm?"

"For example, the recent troop movements of the Descendants of Flor..."

"Descendants of Flor?" The young man smiled bitterly: "Princess, you might as well worry about his current situation."

"Now?" Sophie laughed, squinting her eyes, dismissively shaking her head: "You don't understand, it's just a bunch of worthless individuals."

...

Under the dim red light of the emergency lamp, Su Changfeng was feeling a bit bewildered as he looked at the sudden pop-up message on his personal communication device:

"I have a hypothetical—"

"What if they come looking for trouble of their own accord?"