The Knight's Journey to the Empire

"Ah? Really? Is this true?" Wolfe's face suddenly showed a look of shock: "My Lord Viscount, I have little education, please don't lie to me!"

Soran's face suddenly froze.

Because he felt speechless when he saw Wolfe's eyes, which suddenly became clear due to shock.

"Okay, okay! I won't lie to you anymore! How could I do that? I definitely won't do that!" Sauron said helplessly.

This honest man just can't help being teased.

Over there, Wolfe's face suddenly turned into a silly grin as if to say "I see".

So Soran could only continue: "Wolf, you ask me how to choose? Actually, there is not much I can tell you!"

"Because you just need to know that I, Soran, will never do anything without preparation, and I will never do anything that digs my own grave or is complacent."

"So, since I chose to move my territory and people to the [Angliss Islands], I naturally have my own ideas; and I must have my own unique methods to develop and expand my territory."

Having said this, Soran paused for a moment, allowing Wolfe to think deeply.

Then he continued:

"As for whether you choose to stay in [Setting Island] or go to [Greater Antilles Island], I can't give you an accurate answer, let alone make a choice directly!"

"Because this choice will affect your future, you need to weigh it based on your actual situation before making a choice."

"Of course, if you choose to be more conservative, then stay in [Qihang Island], which can also maintain your current status and wealth; but if you want to go further, then go to [Greater Antilles Island]! Because there are plenty of opportunities for upward development there!"

Over there, Wolfe fell into deep thought upon hearing this, thinking silently.

Soran did not say anything to disturb him. He just sat quietly by the side, waiting for Wolfe to finish thinking.

Time passes gradually...

After a long time, Woolf seemed to have figured something out, suddenly woke up from his thoughts, and nodded as if he had gained something.

However, he did not say much about how to make the specific choice!

Because he had already stood up and said goodbye to Soran: "My Lord Viscount, I have figured out what you said! Thank you for your advice, which has benefited me a lot!"

"I have already reported everything I need to report to you! As for the government office over there, there are other things I need to deal with!"

"So I won't bother you for the rest of the time. Bye!"

"Now that you've made your choice, don't regret it!" Soran nodded with a smile on his face: "Well, you go first!"

So Woolf said goodbye and left!

Thomas, the personal butler beside him, once again accompanied Soran all the way!

Soran was the only one left at the place, smiling as he tasted the cold tea.

Pooh!

The herbal tea is so bitter!

But this time it tastes quite sweet!

……

Although Sauron's words did not give an answer, he actually gave Wolfe an answer.

Because as long as Wolfe thinks carefully about what Sauron said, he can get the answer that Sauron gave him.

That is to let him take up a new position in Greater Antilles and seek new development opportunities.

The reason why Soran did not choose to tell Wolfe directly was actually because of his consideration for the future of both of them.

After all, the development of Greater Antilles lies in the future, and Sauron can only guess about the future changes, and cannot directly confirm them.

Therefore, if the [Greater Antilles] fails to develop in the future, this "unspoken" clever trick today can also make Sauron turn back.

So that people won't accuse you of "talking nonsense" or making random "boasts".

For Woolf, whether he chose [Sail Island] or [Greater Antilles], it was his own choice, and this choice would ultimately affect his life.

So Sauron didn't say it directly, which was equivalent to not making a decision for Wolfe.

This way, even if something happens in the future, Sauron can stay out of it and not be involved in the mess.

At the same time, there is actually a very subtle relationship between Wolfe and Soren.

First of all, Wulf’s title of lord was certainly conferred by Sauron, but this was one of the rewards that Sauron said he would give him when he chose to recruit him.

Therefore, although there is a relationship of "lord and vassal" between Wolf and Soren, it is not pure, because it is more about mutual transactions and mutual needs.

The second is Wolfe now. With his contributions in the construction of [Sailing Island], he can be said to have clung to the thigh of Countess Katis and became a "celebrity" around the Countess.

Therefore, no one can tell how much trust or support he has for Soran, his former "lord", or "employer".

Therefore, Soran did not give his opinion directly, which actually left Wolf some room for choice.

After all, if Soren gave the answer but Wolfe didn't choose it, wouldn't both of them be embarrassed?

And if Wolfe chooses to listen to the advice proposed by Soren, but it is contrary to the actual development of the future, then it will not be good for both of them.

Therefore, Sauron still needs to have a good grasp of the ways of the world.

Because there is now a "gap" between Soran and Wolfe, and they no longer share interests and honors and disgraces as before.

However, if the opponent is a few people like Adam, Ramos, Gubellini or Doug Johnson, it is possible that Soran will make the final choice for them directly.

Because in Sauron's heart, only these few people can be said to be of the same mind as him, and they can truly share honor and disgrace and interests with him.

Of course, if these people are really the ones, then before the relationship between Soran and Countess Katis goes further, Countess Katis will most likely not entrust them with important tasks.

Countess Curtis's decision to reuse Woolf was already an extraordinary move.

Therefore, if Sir Colbert had not been there to help build [Departure Island], Woolf's construction of [Departure Island] would have been a joke.

Because he will be rejected by the retainers of Count Katis's family on [Sailing Island], he will not be able to move forward.