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Chapter 416 Viscount Cliff's Suggestion
You can't always pin your hopes on breaking through the canyon head-on, and you need to think about whether there are other breakthrough points.

But the mountain range where the inverted canyon between the demons and the human race is very long, and it is connected to the southern seaside. It is not a good way to detour, but it is a detour to the southern seaside.

The mountains are not completely sealed off, and there are places that can pass through the mountains, but most of them are narrow and infested by monsters, which are not suitable for troops to pass through. It is feasible to send small teams, but the usefulness of small teams is not great.

After discussing several methods, they all failed, and finally decided to wait for Vincent to investigate the situation on the other side of the canyon.

Then they move on to the next question.

Fred asked: "Is the logistics supply line guaranteed?"

"No problem," Safi replied. "Logistics can be delivered to the warehouse in Cliff City first, and then transferred to the front line."

Eggs cannot be put in one basket. Although there is an extra process to transport them to Cliff City first and then to the front line, it is safer. If the materials on the front line are destroyed, there will be backup.

The war in the south was almost exhausted, and they had to learn this lesson.

Everyone looked at Viscount Cliff, and Viscount Cliff nodded: "I will let Olivia do a good job of transporting the materials."

Safi frowned: "Aren't you going back?"

"I am the one who knows the best about the war with the demons," Viscount Cliff explained. "It would be better for me to stay. With Olivia in Cliff City, there will be no problem."

For Safi, Viscount Cliff and Olivia, it was more than a little bit of a difference.

Olivia was far inferior to Viscount Cliff in terms of ability and experience. She was worried about entrusting Felisa's safety to Olivia.

"But..." Safi leaned forward slightly, eager to say something, but was held down by Fred.

Viscount Cliff shifted his gaze to Safi and frowned slightly: "Miss Safi has something to say."

Fred signaled Safi to keep quiet and told him to come: "I hope you can go back and ensure Miss Felisa's safety."

Viscount Cliff narrowed his eyes slightly: "I think I should know why Felisa needs separate protection."

Fred dropped a shocking bomb: "Because there is something in Felisa that determines the direction of this war."

"Your Highness!" Safi's voice couldn't help becoming sharper. She didn't expect Fred to tell the secret about Felisa like this.

Fred turned his head to look at Safi: "This is what should be said."

Viscount Cliff can't be allowed to do things again and keep her in the dark.

Not to mention Viscount Cliff, even Nan Nuo couldn't help gasping, and suddenly turned to look at Nancy.

Nancy shrank her neck subconsciously, and Ulysses moved her body to block Nan Nuo's gaze: "Brother, don't look at her, it's useless to look at her."

Of course, Nan Nuo knew that it was useless to look at Nancy, and she wasn't someone to talk about, but he didn't reveal anything about Nancy to him, and Nan Nuo just wanted to beat her itchy hands.

"Your Highness," Viscount Cliff's voice was filled with obvious anger, "Why did you put such an important thing on Felisa? This is not something she should bear!"

Status determines responsibility. If Felisa is in the status of Safi or Nancy, she will take it for granted. After all, they have enjoyed the sacrifices given to them by the human race, so they should take corresponding responsibilities, but Felisa is in the human race. What she got doesn't match what she has undertaken now, this is the source of Viscount Cliff's anger.

Fred was not surprised by Viscount Cliff's anger, but they really had no other choice at the time.

"This is something that only Miss Felisa can do," he said helplessly. "If it was possible, we wouldn't want her to bear it."

Is the blood contract so easy to conclude? If the blood contract can be easily concluded, it will not become a forbidden technique that can only be found in the royal family.

Of course, Viscount Cliff has heard this kind of thing, maybe Fred is sincere, but this kind of sincerity is not worth mentioning when facing the overall situation. If there is a need, he I will still do it. When I put my hope on the sincerity of others, I will be disappointed in the end.

In this way, the abnormal attention paid by the royal family to Felisa can be explained.

So the first thing to consider now is Felisa's safety in Cliff City. Fred and Safi prefer that Viscount Cliff can return to the city and sit in Cliff City himself.

But Viscount Cliff obviously had his own ideas.

"Does Olivia know about this?" she asked, looking up. "Will Phylissa tell her?"

Safi thought for a while: "Miss Olivia may be aware of it, but she probably doesn't know the details, and Felisa won't tell her."

After all, Safi also knew that her attitude had revealed too much, and it was normal for Olivia to speculate.

"Then I don't need to go back," Viscount Cliff said, "Olivia will take care of it."

Nan Nuo frowned disapprovingly: "If it was normal, I would not interfere with your decision, but now is an extraordinary time, and I think your decision lacks consideration."

"She is my heir," said Viscount Cliff calmly. "No one knows her better than me. If I say she can do it, she will definitely do it."

Even though Olivia is indeed at a loss and at a loss, she must face up to the difficulties. This is Viscount Cliff's consistent pressure on her.

"My accusation against her is because she did not do a good job, but there is a big difference between not doing well and not being able to do it."

Nannuo was taken aback, he didn't expect Viscount Cliff to have such an answer, after all, Viscount Cliff usually didn't seem satisfied with Olivia, but she thought that Olivia had already He has grown to the point where he can take on such an important matter.

Finally he bowed his head: "Taught."

Seeing that they were no longer arguing, Fred made a decision: "I trust Your Excellency the Viscount. Since Your Excellency has so much confidence in Miss Olivia, please entrust Miss Olivia's safety to Felisa."

Viscount Cliff said: "There is no need to pay too much attention to Felicia's safety. If you pay too much attention, you will deceive yourself. People who don't know at first will guess."

"What do you mean?" Fred asked, raising an eyebrow.

"Arrange a substitute for Felisa," Viscount Cliff said. "The fake Felisa will stay in Cliff City, while the real one will be sent to the barracks."

Fred lowered his head and thought for a few seconds, then replied decisively, "It's possible."

"It is indeed feasible," Safi nodded, "I do have someone who is good at casual clothes, and I will arrange for him to go to Cliff City."

"No hurry," Viscount Cliff stopped Safi, "I remember that Nan Nuo wanted to borrow someone from Felisa's hospital, and asked Felisa to leave with the people in the hospital. I will also write a letter here. Write to Olivia and explain it to her."

(End of this chapter)