Mr. Pantalone has no crazy plans today.

Even in front of Pantalone, he appeared so pathetic.

But "Scatter Soldier" was definitely not a fool; he was incredibly intelligent.

Combining the keywords in the other person's words, he suddenly realized something, raised his head, and glared angrily at Arecino through gritted teeth.

"Arecino! You tricked me!"

In fact, he was not unaware of these things, but before this impeachment motion, the "scatterers" were so engrossed in the pleasure of revenge against Pantalone that they chose to ignore everything else.

Even though he sensed something was amiss, he didn't care about it.

In his view, nothing else mattered as long as he could inflict his resentment and take revenge on Pantalone.

He was arrogant and never paid attention to anything from the beginning. Even when he noticed something was wrong, he simply ignored it, thinking that those things could not affect him at all.

But the truth is that due to his own arrogance, he was ultimately outmaneuvered, which led to his unfortunate end.

Now that he has experienced such a humiliating situation, he has come to his senses that someone had been stirring things up from the very beginning.

And it is quite obvious who the mastermind behind this is.

Among the Executors of the Fools, the only one with a grudge against Pantalone and with such cunning is Arecino.

It was obvious that this damned woman was using him to test Pantalone.

However, his eagerness to avenge himself on Pantalone caused him to overlook the unusual details after the "streaker" mentioned Arecino's name.

Seeing the angry and embarrassed expression on the "streets'" faces, Arecino stood up from the stone pillar she was leaning against and smiled gently.

"Did you figure it out? Looks like you're not completely stupid. Thanks to you, I've gotten what I wanted to know. As for you? Just enjoy your defeat."

Arecino, after saying this, responded with what she considered an incredibly mocking expression: "Scrapped soldiers."

This filled the "Skirmisher" with immense rage as he watched Arecino's departing figure. His handsome face became distorted with anger and resentment.

Even the "scattered soldier" clenched his fists tightly, his heart filled with endless negative emotions, which filled his ears with endless noise.

Just as those endless negative emotions were about to overwhelm his mind, the "streaker," whose eyes were originally filled with endless resentment and hatred, suddenly calmed down and his eyes became extremely calm.

He calmed down and was no longer bothered by the endless cacophony of emotions.

After being provoked by Arecino, the "Skirmisher" suddenly realized that he seemed to be too easily swayed by human emotions, and that as a creation of God, the "Skirmisher" had no need to care about any of this.

Those things were superfluous to him anyway, and after realizing this, the "straggler" felt only endless peace in his heart.

At this moment, he seemed to regain the transcendent sense of superiority he felt as a being created by God. That extraordinary and detached mindset, different from that of humans, made him incredibly composed.

He is an existence completely different from ordinary things, and he is a transcendent being.

Therefore, he should not be troubled by such emotions, for Scaramucci, who is known as "the skirmisher".

Good and evil are merely the rumors of sentient beings, useless and noisy.

He shouldn't have done that.

For "Skirmisher," he should be a more rational and reasonable being. After realizing this, "Skirmisher" was no longer troubled by those negative emotions.

But he is not without feelings; the clamor within his heart still shapes who he is today.

He still harbored hatred for Arecino and resentment towards Pantalone, but he was no longer swayed by those emotions; he had become more rational and reasonable.

At this moment, he was no longer driven by those dark, negative emotions, but instead began to rationally consider how he could accomplish what he wanted to do.

He knew that everything he was doing now was meaningless. He needed a more precise action plan and a clear purpose in order to get what he wanted and do what he wanted to do.

He needs some other help, but what exactly that other help is...

He already knows who to approach to achieve what he wants and to get the help and support he desires.

Having realized this, the "scatterer" adjusted his straw hat, muttering and murmuring with a gloomy look in his eyes.

“Just wait, I will make every man who has humiliated me pay. No one will escape. I swear I will do it.”

"Until then, enjoy this last moment of peace."

After whispering this somber murmur that only he could hear, "Skirmisher" watched Arecino's departing figure, then turned and walked away in the opposite direction from her.

Chapter 152 Conversation with the Empress (4k)

In the days following the unusual finalization of the 'Void Will Project,' the Teyvat version of the Human Stigmata Completion Project by all the Executives, Pantarone had been pondering it.

How could he come up with a more perfect plan? He originally thought he could just lie around and do nothing and drift through life, but after this executive meeting, he realized that he was in a different situation.

The "clown," who was the original executive officer and is now the leader of all executive officers, revealed a message to him.

That is the goal of the great cause of the foolish masses to rebel against the laws of nature. It seems that dealing with the 'laws of nature' is not just about that; they also need to face 'that' thing that they cannot avoid.

Although Pantalone wasn't entirely certain, 'that' seemed to be the real issue he needed to consider, and compared to 'that,' 'reason' was no threat at all.

Up until now, Pantalone has been thinking about how to get by better, and then resolve everything after the real protagonist finishes the story, so he won't have to think about those complicated things anymore.

But what is happening now is undoubtedly telling him that compared to the original destruction of Teyvat, 'the laws of nature' are not a crisis at all.

If we were to face 'that', then some things that had been inexplicable in the past would seem to have been explained and answered in the face of 'that'.

Perhaps the original "self" didn't actually devise a plan for "natural law" at all, but rather existed to deal with "that"?