So I'm a sheep.

"I'll ask you again, when do you think the Star Legion would be best to deploy?"

"..."

"Sir, this matter cannot be rushed."

"Let's wait a little longer. When the believers can no longer hold on, the Star Legion will move out quickly!"

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Evelyn didn't speak for a moment. After a brief silence, she asked, "Adelaide, is it really appropriate for us angels to get involved?"

"Sir, there are many believers of our Lord in Aran City. Is there any problem with angels protecting them?"

"something wrong"

Evelyn stared into the Archangel's eyes: "For example, if Adelaide had planted some fruits and vegetables in her field, and a stranger picked them and left, how would you react?"

"Uh"

"From the Spirit's perspective, isn't our act of saving believers tantamount to robbing it of its fruits and vegetables?"

"But it didn't want these fruits and vegetables in the first place, so it wouldn't hurt to give them to us generously!"

"Who said it doesn't want them? Isn't it planning to feed these fruits and vegetables to its insects?"

"..."

Adlai looked troubled. After thinking for a moment, he tentatively said, "Sir, perhaps we should buy these fruits and vegetables from them?"

“I have found out the true form of this resurgent spirit, and it is very difficult to deal with.”

“Adelaide, you’ve miscalculated if you think you can have a ‘fair deal’ with it.”

After a pause, Evelyn continued, "Perhaps you can grit your teeth and pay its price, but is your Star Legion really willing to be ripped off?"

Seeing Evelyn staring at him, Adelaide became increasingly anxious.

"Sir, I'm not good at negotiating with it. You can definitely do it if you take action yourself!"

Why can I?

"You are the commander of the Starlight! You are far superior to that Ling."

"If it had any brains at all, it should..."

"You want me to bully spirits by abusing my power?"

"..."

Adlai was speechless at the questioning. He was now starting to wonder if he had done something wrong, and Officer Evelyn was taking the opportunity to reprimand him.

"Think carefully about how to handle this matter in a way that is considered the best course of action."

Evelyn seemed very patient: "If you can come up with a passable solution, I'll follow your plan this time."

'Hmm, is Lady Evelyn intentionally grooming Uncle Adelaide?'

Although the angel's series of questions left Adelaide utterly bewildered, the little girl sensed something different from them.

The level of the spirits is very high, definitely beyond what Adelaide and his Star Legion can handle.

In theory, once the Archangel reports the matter, that's the end of it. How to proceed from there is something Evelyn needs to consider.

However, Evelyn now asked Adelaide to come up with a suitable solution and said she would follow it.

This reveals a lot about the power of the Archangels.

"..."

It was a great opportunity, but unfortunately, Adelaide just sat there with a blank face, looking like she was being scolded with her head down.

Can't figure it out?

"Your subordinate is dull-witted."

"never mind"

Evelyn looked somewhat disappointed. She was about to say that she would handle the matter herself when she suddenly saw the little girl with an anxious expression.

"Sasha, do you have any thoughts?"

"Sir, please don't abandon those believers!"

Evelyn's "Never mind" caused the little girl to misunderstand, thinking that the Seraphim were planning to abandon Aran City.

"Fruits and vegetables have no faith, but believers do!"

"The believer's body belongs to the world, there's nothing to say about that."

"But their souls have already chosen the great goddess!"

The little girl quickly said, "Commander Evelyn, can we only guide the souls of devout believers?"

"Only guiding souls?"

A smile appeared in the angel's eyes: "What if that spirit is still unwilling, or even tries to obstruct it?"

"How dare a mere spirit challenge our supreme pantheon?"

Ignoring Adelaide's repeated winks from the side, the little girl was now bursting to speak her mind.

"Dare to obstruct? If you dare to obstruct, sir, you can just fire it!"

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“Sir, Sasha is still young and has not yet developed a compassionate heart.”

"Please don't take her rash remarks to heart. I'll definitely give her a good talking-to when I get back!"

Adelaide had long felt that the little girl had too much of a fierce aura about her, which was not good at all.

Angels should act gently and kindly, why are you being so fierce?

'Sigh, Sasha was too impulsive. I hope her words just now didn't leave any resentment in Commander Evelyn's mind.'

Why shouldn't you take it to heart?

As expected, Officer Evelyn probably doesn't have a good impression of Sasha.

"She put it very well!"

"..."

Huh?

Adelaide stared blankly at the Seraphim, looking completely bewildered.

“Adelaide, you have always been kind to your subordinates and have a high reputation in the Star Legion.”

"You also have a good personal relationship with many colleagues, and many commanders-in-chief have spoken well of you to me."

“I’ve always needed an adjutant by my side, and I’ve considered promoting you to that position.”

Evelyn shook her head as she spoke: "Unfortunately, you've disappointed me."

"Sir, what did I do wrong? Please tell me, and I will definitely correct it!"

The adjutant of the Commander of Starlight is truly the second-in-command, whose status far surpasses that of the commanders of all the subordinate legions.

Adelaide didn't want to miss such a great opportunity, and he was eager to know the reason why his superior was 'disappointed' in him.

"It is wrong to bully spirits by taking advantage of one's power, but it is even more wrong to think about compromising from the beginning!"

Evelyn's eyes flashed with a sharp light: "Adelaide, what power does a mere Spirit of Resurrection have to make us compromise?"

"Sir, it's not about compromise, I'm thinking of resolving this peacefully!"

Adlai argued, "We angels are always reasonable. There's no need to bully a poor fellow who has just been revived, is there?"

"If you really do that, and this gets back to other pantheons, your reputation will be damaged, sir."

"Humph"

Evelyn snorted coldly: "You have plenty of reasons, but none of them are excuses for your weakness."

“Our supreme pantheon is above all other pantheons, not because of reason or rules.”

"Angels are the rule-makers, and those who obey our rules are treated with kindness."

Those who break our rules will be annihilated!

The angel said expressionlessly, "If that spirit really doesn't know what's good for it, I'll teach it a lesson the first time, as a warning."

"If it dares to happen a second time, I'll make sure it dies completely."

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Evelyn's words filled the young girl with excitement, and her negative impression of the officer vanished instantly.

"Well said! That's how powerful we angels should be!"

Adelaide, on the other hand, looked like he couldn't accept it.

"Sir, your idea is too domineering."

"You are a seraph, how, how could you..."

"Is something wrong? Adelaide, I think you're quite strange."

Evelyn looked Adelaide up and down for a while: "You said before that Sasha is young and hasn't developed any compassion."

"You're not young anymore, have you developed a compassionate heart?"

"..."

"Not saying anything? Then I'll take that as a yes."

"Universal love... Haha, how ridiculous!"

Evelyn's tone was clearly disdainful, and Adelaide's face immediately turned red.

"Sir, why are you laughing?"

"Even the seraphim I know 'dare' to be benevolent, Adelaide, you certainly have a high level of ideological awareness."

Evelyn frowned: "Do you even know what philanthropy is? Do you even have the capacity for it? Who told you that angels have to be 'philanthropic'?"