Taking the Initiative

“Huh?”

Fuloli was a little stunned before she understood that Xu En was talking about the previous Fuleite.

Instead, seeing Fuleite’s despondency, unwilling to accept the help of others, Xu En quickly thought of himself two months ago, which made him feel angry and guilty.

Fuloli quickly said, “That’s not the case, Your Highness is essentially a kind-hearted, gentle, and good-natured person who loves the light, it’s just that everyone misunderstood you…”

“Don’t comfort me, I know very well that if it weren’t for you, I would still be treating everyone in the mansion with the way I intimidate others, and Teacher Morik… they might have already left.”

Xu En subconsciously thought of the past, but quickly turned his head back, “I never had the chance to say… thank you.”

More thanks, more detailed words of thanks.

Xu En was embarrassed to say it.

But through the bidirectional side effects, Fuloli truly felt Xu En’s gratitude and appreciation.

Fuloli once again shielded some of her emotions and feelings.

She had to do it.

Because she did those things, mostly to build a good relationship with Xu En and to woo Xu En.

Even now, she was also trying to please Xu En, working hard for him.

She was not worthy of getting such sincere gratitude from Xu En.

“So you can rest assured, since Fuleite is speaking for us and being retaliated against, then, no matter what, I have no reason to abandon him.”

Just like you back then,

Fuloli felt that Xu En’s inner thoughts were like that.

She was very grateful that her feelings of guilt had been shielded.

“Of course, we’re not doing this without rewards, and after we bring this guy under our command, we must have him repay us for this now!”

Fuloli was stunned.

She didn’t plan to say similar words to Lein.

Because helping people just based on kindness is very unreliable.

“The sage does not die, the great thieves never cease.”

The world has never had so much kindness, most people are selfish.

This is not to say that Fuloli wanted to despise the world, but this is the objective and universally existing reality.

Therefore, if you want to help others, and want people to be willing to help others, the best approach is mutual benefit.

And to make doing good a thing that everyone is keen to do, rather than being selfless, and having to be morally superior, like a saint to do good deeds… Hua Ke’s cost of doing good is really too high, and everyone will be deterred.

So Fuloli has always been using the excuse of recruiting talents to encourage Lein to help Fuleite.

But it’s possible that she has been doing the operation of mixing the real goal with a lot of benefits, Lein predicted the words she was going to say this time and said it first.

At the same time, Fuloli also realized that Lein was expressing–no matter what her hidden purpose would be, she had already gained tangible benefits,

This is enough.

No need for guilt and self-blame.

(Really good.)

Fuloli was very clear that this was because Lein didn’t know the inside story, and only thought that she was hiding something insignificant, so he could say the words to forgive her so easily.

She wouldn’t take it seriously.

Nor would she naively think that she could be forgiven.

But she was still very happy.

For Lein’s kind treatment and tolerance towards his subordinates.

For Lein’s increasingly considerate thoughts.

For Lein’s changes and progress…

Although besides these, she also shamefully felt other happy emotions, but she had hidden the guilt and self-blame.

Letting Xu En think that she was more excited than usual, and getting more positive and negative points, was also a good thing.

However, Fuloli forgot that she only started to hide negative emotions so frequently recently.

So it is, she only remembers to guard against someone’s side effects ability, but she forgot to spend more time on expression control.

(…)

Xu En tried his best to show a satisfied expression and turned his head back.

[Let’s talk about what to do next,]

[Okay,]

Fuloli also wanted to change the topic as soon as possible, so she quickly got back to the point.

They were able to learn the ins and outs of this matter this time, mainly thanks to Olia’s two good friends, Sophia and Hana.

The two didn’t go to school.

They witnessed the conflict between Sophia and Hana.

Seeing the two were worried about Daise’s whereabouts, they hesitated for a while.

They finally secretly informed the two after class.

And after these bullies were knocked out, Fuloli did a simple detection, and indeed, she sensed a similar aura to that muscle bear student on them.

But now, after further investigation, having mastered information from various sources, and also from Xu En’s understanding of the Butler family’s industry, they quickly ruled out the possibility that it was a self-made mysterious potion of the Butler family.

In other words, these potions of unknown origin were deliberately provided to the radical neutralist Walbutler, and they wanted them to do certain things.

It was relatively easy to guess that they were aimed at Xu En, because the prison family, Olia, and Fuleite were all people close to Xu En.

And Xu En had previously demonstrated strong enough force to make most students give up the idea of challenging him.

And then, it just so happened that potions that could greatly enhance strength quickly emerged…it seemed to provide more courage to those who were afraid.

But if you think about it carefully, you’ll understand–

This is not providing courage

[Your Highness, even if it were two months ago, you wouldn’t fear these guys,] Fuloli asked.

[“Just a bunch of insignificant people, just trash.”] Xu En was disdainful.

He just went astray in terms of technique before, but he was still a lot better than ordinary people.

Combining the guardian god, there was no reason why he couldn’t beat these students.

Unless the opponent was his own self-refined secret medicine, and also used the guardian god, then he might be defeated.

But now… he was already far ahead.

But considering that their biggest enemy, the Renaissance organization, still didn’t know that he had made great progress, so they still used the previous level to consider the enemy’s judgment–of course, they also weren’t sure whether this was the work of the Renaissance organization.

There are too many bad guys who can’t get through half their lives.

But they have multiple possibilities to conquer their enemies. If Butler Petty is the mastermind, then solving it is really not too simple, and there’s nothing to worry about or think about.

So their premise of discussion was still to think in the direction of greater difficulty in order to make thorough preparations, so as not to be too complacent.

[But the enemies who are familiar with your combat strength are still so insignificant, which shows that they didn’t think of defeating you,

But wanted these people to go find you for trouble, and then be defeated, and use your terrifying strength to create a sense of crisis, to make the strong gather together and form a group, and then push out a slightly stronger part of the weak, and make it the main target of your attack.]

Fuloli’s analysis was still based on the previous idea of combining the vertical and horizontal alliances, considering Xu En as Farah and Agerus as Hiletonia.

But at that time, due to the lack of intelligence evidence, they only stopped at the imagination and continued to explore… Now after this incident, Fuloli decided to take the initiative to attack and probe the other party to create opportunities.

After all, for Fuloli, seizing opportunities is actually only a middle strategy, the best strategy is to create opportunities from scratch. Make the enemy’s mastermind busy.

So after the morning class ended for the noon break, Fuloli went to the sixth-grade area and found a secretary from the student council.

“Brennan, Senior Wenlison, I want to challenge you!”