Mr. Pantalone has no crazy plans today.

"I agree with His Excellency's decision. As the Commander-in-Chief said, there are some things we don't necessarily have to do, but we can't be without."

"As long as the 'Void Will Project' is under the supervision of all of us executives, I don't think it's an uncontrollable risk. Moreover, Pantarone's other projects also play an important role for the Fools."

"The Rooster" Puccinila expressed his views in this way.

This viewpoint was not because he particularly agreed with Pantalone, but simply based on considerations of self-interest.

He cared more about the benefits that Pantalone's current plans could bring him than the risks, even if those plans might have Pantalone's own intentions and considerations.

But as an executive officer of the Fools, who isn't like that?

Following the "Rooster's" opinion, Captain Capitano, the strongest human executor among the Fools' Enforcers who commands the military, said the following.

"I have reservations about whether to adopt this plan. Although such an approach or plan is not honorable, it is undeniable that the plan does have its merits."

"I don't want to say whether I agree or disagree with this. From this perspective, I reserve my opinion and attitude."

Although the "captain" did not express his opinion directly, his attitude was very clear to the others.

That is, he was somewhat biased towards Pantalone regarding this plan, but considering the "Captain's" own style and integrity, he did not directly express his opinion.

In other words, Captain chose to abstain from the motion regarding whether to terminate or reject Pantalone's plan.

“You always manage to give me unexpected inspiration, Pantalone. But I don’t dislike this kind of research.”

The "Doctor" expressed his agreement, or rather, since he was the chief collaborator in the Pantalone research project, he naturally had no other opinions on the Pantalone plan.

Next up was "Puppet" Sandone, who also voted in favor.

As a collaborator with Pantalone from the very beginning, she naturally had no other thoughts or opinions about it.

For Sandone, research was all she needed to do; everything else was irrelevant to her. With a faint smile, Sandone turned her gaze toward Pantalone.

"Is this your real plan? This is quite unexpected."

Next was "Girl" Columbia, who hadn't cared about anything from beginning to end. After "Clown" announced the results, she also expressed her approval of Pantalone's plan, saying this with a smile on her face.

"This is all part of the plan."

Next is "Lady," the most loyal supporter of the Winter Queen and the executor who resolutely carries out the Ice Queen's will.

The "lady" didn't care much about Pantalone's plans themselves.

She didn't care whether Pantalone's plan was inhumane or not; as long as the plan could fulfill the Ice Queen's noble ideals, then everything else was irrelevant to her.

"For the sake of the Empress's great cause, this is a sacrifice that need not be taken seriously."

Rosalind, displaying an arrogant demeanor, spoke calmly.

After everyone had expressed their opinions, the only executive left who hadn't spoken was Arecino, the "servant," under everyone's watchful eyes.

Arecino glanced out of the corner of her eye at the disheveled "skirmisher," whose face was now extremely pale, and then gave the same assessment and answer as the others.

"My opinion is the same as everyone else's."

Unusually, she did not attack Pantalone at this time, but instead stood on the same side as the others.

After all the executives present approved the opinion, except for the "captain" who abstained.

Leaving aside Pantalone, who was directly involved, and the "scatterers" who initiated the impeachment motion, the motion ultimately passed with a near-unanimous vote.

After seeing this result, Piero, the "clown," also made a statement.

"In that case, the motion to impeach Pantalone for his 'Void Will Project' is rejected, but the implementation of this project must be carried out under the supervision of all executives."

After announcing the results, "The Clown" looked at Pantalone and asked for his opinion.

Do you have any objections to this result?

After seeing this result and the decision, Pantalone did not say anything.

Even if he himself did not want to go through this plan, given that almost all the executives had agreed, others would have no reason to reject it, as the one who proposed it.

Unless he can come up with a more perfect plan than this one, but for 'that'...

He simply couldn't think of a more perfect plan than this, if he could come up with a plan to solve 'that'.

Therefore, the world that proposed and formulated this plan, and which is located within the same 'Sea of ​​Trees' universe as the Teyvat continent, would not need to utilize this plan.

Whether Pantalone admits it or not, he cannot deny that he couldn't find a better plan.

Based on all of this, Pantalone ultimately chose to accept it all.

“I have no further objections, Your Excellency.”

Chapter 151 Arecino, you tricked me! (4k)

After Pantalone, who proposed the plan, also agreed to this outcome, the plan, which was approved by almost all the executives, was thus passed.

No matter how unbelievable it seemed to Pantalone, the fact that it was happening before his eyes was undeniable.

Even if he didn't want to carry out the plan, the fact was that if he really had to face 'that', then the plan was indeed the most perfect one.

If there weren't no other better plans, this plan wouldn't have been considered the only one.

However, he also knew that even if he couldn't accept the plan itself, until he found a better or more perfect plan, he had to admit that the current plan was the best one.