Mr. Pantalone has no crazy plans today.

According to his knowledge, based on his memory of information about the continent of Teyvat and some minor details of the world's background, this world of Teyvat is irreversibly heading towards destruction.

It was a force from high above that stopped the world called Teyvat from its path to destruction. If the original 'self' had no memory of the past, then it would indeed be possible for such a plan to be proposed.

Besides the 'natural law' that the fools rebelled against, the more important reason is that perhaps the original 'self' also regarded that unknown annihilation as a hypothetical enemy and a potential foe that needed to be faced.

If that's the case, then perhaps that was what I originally intended to do.

This made him wonder what had caused him to become so obsessed, even rivaling the level of obsession of the noodle-slurping master on the next set.

No wonder I used to hide my plans and didn't want others to know my thoughts and plans. No one could possibly approve such a plan.

Even he had to admit that his plan was absolutely flawless.

So much so that even if he himself were to nitpick the plan, he couldn't find any problems.

If it were in any other world, he couldn't guarantee or believe in the success of this plan, since it might seem too crazy and far-fetched to others.

But if this were the world of Teyvat, then he would have every reason to believe in the plan.

No, it's not about believing.

It is definitely true!

He knew the plan would succeed, and from Pantalone's personal perspective, he was absolutely certain it was one of the plans that would inevitably triumph over 'divine justice'.

The idea of ​​connecting all of humanity's dreams together using the 'Void Dream System' to create a 'Void Will' seems like the ramblings and fantasies of a madman.

But in this world, it would certainly be possible to succeed.

Because that 'god' truly exists in this world, in the dreams of all mankind, like an objective law such as universal gravitation and the laws of physics.

Because he was written into the setting.

For Teyvat, who exists within the cosmic worldview of the 'Tree of Imaginary Numbers' and the 'Sea of ​​Quanta,' that is the true law.

This means that...

The 'God' known as the 'Will of the Void' truly exists!

However, from Pantalone's perspective, even as the one who proposed the plan, he could not accept such a crazy plan.

Even though he knew the plan was highly feasible, he was still unwilling to accept it.

This initially disturbed him with Ye's words about "scattered soldiers," but after sorting everything out, Pantalone quickly calmed down and regained his original composure.

Yes, he had absolutely no reason to lose his composure.

Rather, the exposure of the "scattered soldiers" made him realize that since the plan had already been exposed.

Then let's go along with the "scatterers'" idea and let the "scatterers'" impeachment motion against themselves pass, thus vetoing the plan.

Seeing how quickly Pantalone regained his composure after his initial daze, the "Skirmisher," who had been enjoying Pantalone's disheveled state, raised an eyebrow.

After his true plan was exposed, how did he recover so quickly?

However, the "scattered soldiers" were just a way for Pantalone to save face after his crushing defeat, so that his loss wouldn't be too embarrassing.

But what can this change?

He knew that once he had completely exposed Pantalone's plans, the outcome was already predetermined.

All that remains is for the "clown," the commander-in-chief, to announce the results. Pantalone's influence among the Fools will then be greatly diminished, and he will lose the trust of his colleagues.

Because no one can guarantee whether Pantalone has prepared a backup plan.

Pantalone may also use other plans to achieve his true intentions, plans, and goals while deceiving everyone.

Upon further reflection, "Scattered Soldier" couldn't help but reveal a smug smile. He then turned his gaze to the tall figure who represented the head of the Fatui's executive officers, the commander of the Fatui, and the only one qualified to decide the outcome of this impeachment motion.

"These are my arguments, and I will elaborate further, Your Excellency."

The moment "Scrapped Soldiers" spoke, everyone's eyes fell on "Clown," who was the first executive officer of the Fools and the leader of the Fools' executive officers.

Even the "straggler" was no exception; despite his high self-esteem, he still dared not be presumptuous in front of the "clown."

After all, regardless of Pantalone's true plans or the impeachment motion against the "streets," it doesn't matter.

Ultimately, the decision on the outcome of this meeting rested with Piero, who was the "clown." Regardless of what others thought, in the end, it was up to the "clown" to make the final decision.

Just as everyone's attention was focused on the "clown," the figure with a half-mask and pale silver hair slowly opened his dark blue, star-like pupil and began to speak.

Chapter 150 can be skipped, but it can't be left out (4k)

In the meeting room filled with a somber atmosphere, the ten executives, who represent the pinnacle of power and influence in the Winter Kingdom, were all seated.

All the executives present bowed their heads and looked at the "clown," who was the chief of the Fools, waiting for Piero, the "clown," to announce the final result of the impeachment motion.

The entire venue was shrouded in an extremely solemn atmosphere. No one dared to be presumptuous in front of the other executives who stood at the pinnacle of the Winter Kingdom and held the power to decide the fate and will of the entire Winter Kingdom under the command of the Ice Queen.

After briefly scanning the various expressions on the faces of all the executives present, the tall figure with a head of pale silver hair slowly spoke.

"I am already aware of Scaramucci's arguments and elaborations. Based on all of the above arguments, regarding whether to reject and terminate the series of plans being implemented by the executive officer 'The Rich' Pantalone, this point..."

As the "clown" was about to announce the final result, Pantalone, the person involved in the motion, already knew what the outcome would be.

Pantalone then stepped forward decisively, patted his executive cloak, and then interjected with his own speech.