"Since the last time the Dead returned, everyone has learned that the Guardian clan has mastered the method of sealing the Death Gate." Flar said: "And everyone knows that although the Guardian clan will not act as in this level of crisis like the end of the Third Age, they do not mind sending one or two individuals to assist the intelligent creatures. Therefore, once they are sure to control the Death Gate, each tribe will ask the Dragon Clan to come forward to seal the gate. As for not contacting the Dragon Clan now, it is just because either party is unwilling to invite the Guardian in his own name. After all, no one of the parties is willing to owe the Guardians for no reason, so they can only wait until the situation is almost stable before the high-level joint meeting will come forward together."

"No need to be so troublesome." Panis shook his head and said, "Before leaving here, I had already written a letter to Mina through special channels. I hope she can start preparing for the ceremony of sealing the Death Gate immediately. If I fail to successfully stop the God servant's plan, she will come forward. After the joint forces re-control of the Death Gate, forcibly seal the door, and she also agreed. In this way, as long as she has no old problems and is sleeping and doing things first, then when my plan turns out, she should have been ready and everything can be done normally."

"Kyle, you're still the same." Flar said helplessly: "Even if you say that there is no way out this time, you must succeed. In fact, you have left the way out, but you have to wait until you need it to tell everyone."

"It doesn't make sense to say it in advance, it won't be used anyway." Panis shrugged: "And this is not a way out. Sealing the gate is only delayed for hundreds of years and cannot fundamentally solve the problem. The power of death will become stronger and stronger, and more and more people who believe in death in the outside world will inevitably be. Sooner or later, the seal will be washed away, and then we will still face the troops composed of the dead again."

"Okay, since you have arranged Mina to prepare the seal, what about the next thing?" Flar asked, "It must have been planned a long time ago."

"Then, once I or Nellie send a message to confirm that the operation failed, or once the agreed time has exceeded, it is time for you to take action." Panis explained: "At that time, the entire army will advance, capture the Death Gate at one time, and the Guardians will re-seal the Death Gate. After that, all the tribes will probably start long-term combat preparations. It is best to build a solid blockade line in the core of the Sigh Desert, and always be warned that the Death Gate will be broken open again."

"Don't you think your plan sounds familiar?" Flar finally lowered his face and said dissatisfied: "This is not the first time we have heard of similar plans."

"Yes." Panis nodded, "Mina proposed a similar plan on the eve of the edge of the sighing desert and when we entered the world of the dead."

"Then you must still remember what Mina thought when she proposed this plan." Flar stared at Pannis and said in a deep voice: "She planned to use her life to severely damage Danakus from the beginning, or in other words, she had not planned to come back alive from the beginning. So what about you this time? Is your so-called plan really not just an excuse like she used to be? You asked yourself to go in and no one followed you. Isn't it really because you never planned to live out alive, whether you succeed or fail? Let's go further, aren't you really planning to use your life to compensate Nelly from the beginning, let yourself die by her side, and always accompany her to bury her forever?"

"Of course...really." Panis's hand shook slightly and said with a lazy smile: "This is just my failed plan. If I succeed, I will naturally come out. Then I will study together how to deal with the relationship with the new race of the undead. How could I let myself be buried for her as you said?"

"I hope you are telling the truth." Flar stared at Pannis tightly, as if he wanted to see through what was thinking in his mind, but Pannis was not afraid at all, and looked at Her Majesty the Queen calmly with a calm smile. After a moment, Flar lowered his eyes and stopped looking at Pannis, and whispered: "I have never guessed your thoughts for so many years, and this time it is the same. However, now that things have reached this point, besides believing in your words for the time being,

There is no better way to solve the problem, but I think you should know that your life is not just about yourself. If you die, countless friends will cry for you. Neli's affairs have caused you pain for more than a hundred years, and you should have tasted the taste of pain and sadness, so I hope you can think about us. Don't let us experience the pain you have experienced again. No matter me or those children, you can't bear this painful life."

"Of course I will try to get alive." Panis said lightly: "My will to live is very strong, and it is not so easy to die anywhere."

"Huh, let's believe you for the time being." Flar bit his lip gently, staring at the beating fire with his eyes, and then suddenly stood up and said loudly: "Then I'll prepare now. Tomorrow morning, I'll contact the leaders of various forces, convene a joint meeting of high-level officials, and do my best to convince everyone to implement your plan."

"Thank you, Flar." Panis looked up and said seriously: "I owe you more and more, and I don't know how to repay you."

"Hmph, just remember." Flar gave Panis a charming look and said softly: "Let you go now. After you leave the land of the Dead and everything is resolved, I will naturally calculate the debt you owe me to you. Humph, then we have time to calculate slowly."

After saying the final declaration, Her Majesty the Queen pushed open the door and turned around without looking back, leaving Panis with no chance to object. The door of the small room slowly closed again, slowly isolated the two of them. At the moment when the door was closed, neither of them noticed that the other party's expression had undergone subtle changes, as if everything just now was just a disguise.

"Sorry, I'm lying again." Panis smiled a self-deprecating smile on his face, and played with the teacup in his hand, saying to himself: "I hope you won't be too angry when you know what I've hidden."

At the same time, Flar also showed a sly smile on his face, and he narrowed his eyes as if he was like Panis, as if everything was under control.
Chapter completed!