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Tanshao seemed completely indifferent to Rein's hint, responding with a calm and almost indifferent tone. He simply nodded lightly and said, "I understand... Let's do as you wish." This statement was like a clear stream, calming the tense atmosphere in the room, while also containing an unspoken understanding and tacit agreement.
Upon hearing Tanshao's response, a faint enigmatic smile appeared on Rein's lips. His voice carried a hint of playfulness and unquestionable authority as he inquired about recent developments, "So, what about Vivian and those two boys? Has the intruder returned to Rado City?" His question was like a sharp knife, cutting straight to the core, revealing his concern for the internal situation in Rado City and his desire to control the situation.
Tanshao paused briefly before answering, his blind eyes scanning the room before settling on Rein, as if evaluating how to convey the information to this powerful and unpredictable leader. He was aware that every decision Rein made could impact the entire situation in Rado City, and as Rein's confidant, he needed to find his own footing in this dangerous balancing act.
Tanshao's words carried a calm analysis, his abilities allowing him to grasp many things in Rado City and make precise judgments even when not on the scene. " Vivian and her team are ambushing in the central hall... based on my abilities to detect... the intruders should be caught... seems to be in a struggle, but I'm not very clear on the specifics." His tone was flat, as if reporting a routine matter, but this information held unusual importance for Rein.
Rein heard this news, and a complex light flashed in his eyes. The corners of his mouth slightly lifted, emitting an almost imperceptible cold smile. The subtle tone contained multiple layers of meaning, perhaps an anticipation of the impending events, or a satisfaction with the realization of a part of his plan. Rein's thoughts were unfathomable, even to his closest confidants, making it difficult to fully understand his true intentions.
In Rein's muttering, there was a hint of acknowledgment of the intruder's abilities. His words carried an imperceptible interest, "It seems this intruder is quite skilled... able to hold their own against Vivian and the others... Hmph, quite interesting." This statement seemed to be an evaluation of the ongoing conflict, while also revealing his curiosity and anticipation for the outcome of the battle.
Tanshao's response, on the other hand, appeared more direct and composed. His voice showed little emotional fluctuation as he stated, "In my personal opinion, that is due to Vivian's insufficient ability..." This statement, simple and direct, was like a sharp knife pointing directly at the core of the issue. In Tanshao's view, the uncertainty of this battle was more due to Vivian's limited strength rather than the invaders' superior abilities.
This conversation revealed Rein and Tanshao's different understandings and evaluations of power. Rein seemed to hold a kind of observant attitude towards the conflict, expressing a certain recognition and interest in the invaders' strength. On the other hand, Tanshao analyzed the reasons for the battle more rationally and directly. While his words were cold, they also implicitly challenged Vivian. This exchange not only reflected their views on the current situation but also hinted at the subtle changes in the internal power balance of The Curse of the Wild.
Rein seems uninterested in Tanshao's analysis, his actions are lazy and indifferent. He casually leans back on the sofa, letting out a long yawn, his tone revealing a sense of ease and nonchalance. To him, the conflict between Vivian and the intruders seems like a trivial matter in daily life. "Anyway, Vivian should handle it, whether it's bringing back a corpse or a living person, it's just extra entertainment." His words convey contempt for his subordinates and the current situation, as if it's just a minor diversion in life, not something worth paying attention to.
At this moment, Tanshao's voice stands out in the silence. Slowly rising from the shadowy corner, his blind eyes unable to see, his figure exudes an undeniable determination and seriousness. He gently touches the wall beside him, seemingly seeking support and organizing his thoughts. Tanshao "gazes" at Rein with his dim eyes and solemnly speaks, "I... have something you might be interested in." These words seem like a prelude, hinting at an impending significant change or revelation, instantly casting a heavy atmosphere in the room, capturing everyone's attention with this sudden shift.
Rein seemed somewhat surprised by the sudden seriousness and earnestness of Tanshao, raising an eyebrow in curiosity about what Tanshao was about to propose.
Rein's sharp gaze fell upon the middle-aged man in front of him, Tanshao, a mysterious and unfathomable presence despite being blind. Although he had lost his sight, his insight and sensitivity were extraordinary, as if he could perceive every subtle change in the air. Rein fell silent for a moment, seemingly weighing the potential impact or change that Tanshao's next words might bring. There was a barely perceptible sense of anticipation in his eyes, tinged with a playful color. Finally, he spoke in a calm tone, conveying unquestionable authority but also a hint of curiosity and expectation, "Go ahead... It's better to be interesting."
Tanshao took a deep breath, his voice low and steady, each word and sentence seemingly carefully chosen and considered. He knew that Rein in front of him was not an easy person to satisfy, and every conversation had to be captivating enough to truly capture the attention of the leader of The Curse of the Wild. Tanshao's cloak gently swayed in the air, as if even the surrounding atmosphere was waiting for his next words, enveloping the entire space in an unusual calm and anticipation.
In this atmosphere, Tanshao finally spoke, his words slowly unraveling one mystery after another, each sentence seeming to reveal the hidden secrets within The Curse of the Wild and the potential great upheavals that Rado City might face in the future. Rein listened quietly, his expression gradually changing from initial disdain to seriousness, evidently touched by Tanshao's words. At that moment, Rein seemed to once again realize his position and the challenges he might face in the future, and all of this began with Tanshao's simple yet weighty opening statement.
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