Mr. Pantalone has no crazy plans today.

The executive officer named "Doctor" is ultimately determined by the most powerful segments, and without exception, these most powerful segments all have highly similar personalities.

Perhaps he didn't seem to have a proper understanding of his place among the other "doctors," but he didn't need all the "doctors" to agree to help him.

If he can prove the value of his tool to the "Doctor," who is the most powerful among the many slices, he will be able to get the "Doctor's" help.

They made him a god, just as they had agreed upon when they joined the Fools.

If he can become a god as originally planned and agreed upon.

So all the surrender and abandonment of his pride at this moment are just stepping stones for him to become a god. Once he becomes a god, everything will be acceptable and worthwhile.

He will make those who betrayed him pay for everything.

This most selfish and powerful slice of flesh is precisely the ultimate manifestation of this aspect of personality.

That is why, as long as he has enough to gain and satisfy his desire for knowledge, he can succeed.

So even betraying other slices is something the most selfish slice is capable of doing.

For someone who can betray even himself, betraying his partner is not something he wouldn't do, given his selfishness as the most selfish 'slice'.

The only difference lies in whether the value gained from doing so is worthwhile in the eyes of the "Doctor".

If he believes that doing so would provide enough value for him to do it, then betraying his so-called friends and partners is nothing more than a bargaining chip that can be discarded at will.

This is precisely the inhuman essence beneath the surface of this humanoid being called "Doctor".

"Of course, as long as you know your position, I will naturally help you achieve 'godhood' as originally planned. After all, this was part of my initial experiment. Just do your duty well."

"Doctor" chuckled, not refusing the request made by "Scouts".

After all, as they said, this was the initial plan and experiment that had been decided from the beginning. In his experiment, turning the "scatterers" into gods was an important part of his plan to obtain the data needed for the experiment of creating gods.

The reason he had never paid attention to everything the "scatterers" had done before was very simple: he knew that no matter what, the other party would eventually submit to him and obediently obey his will.

And just as he had predicted, after experiencing countless defeats in front of Pantalone, the "scatterers" finally obediently came to him and bowed their heads.

He didn't care what the "scatterers" were thinking when they submitted to him.

After all, for things like experimental equipment, as long as you follow the instructions, that's enough. As long as it can be used, it doesn't matter what the equipment itself thinks.

"This was part of the agreement and plan, and I will follow your arrangements."

"Skirmisher" took a deep breath, a smile appearing on his lips as he looked at "Doctor" and placed his hand on his right shoulder.

Looking at the "scatterers'" reaction, the "Doctor" took a deep look at the expression on the face of the boy with inhumanly handsome features. With one hand on his chin, he spoke meaningfully, harboring thoughts that only the "Doctor" himself knew.

"That would be the best thing ever."

Chapter 168 The Storm of Ice Is About to Blow Towards the Six Kingdoms (4k)

Deep within the Winter Palace, in the same cold, perpetually dark depths of the palace.

The library holds the deepest secrets of the entire Winter's End Kingdom, containing knowledge of its mysteries and many secrets, as well as the legacy of the long-vanished godless kingdom of Kanria.

There is no doubt that if any one of the books in this collection were to be randomly released, it would be enough to attract numerous scholars.

Much of the knowledge here is forbidden knowledge that even in that wise land, it would be impossible to access or understand, yet this knowledge is so easily placed here.

It's unimaginable how many secrets and forbidden knowledge are hidden within, it's maddening.

While managing this vast amount of secret knowledge and records, it also manages the intelligence gathered by the Fools and the information management of the many executives.

This naturally includes the plans and information that other executives carry out when executing their respective plans.

As the commander-in-chief, the "clown" sifted through this vast amount of information, extracting crucial intelligence—this was Piero's duty as commander-in-chief.

The plan in his hand contained numerous plans and intelligence, among which the most important ones were those plans that had been impeached several times at executive meetings.

Above these plans, there seems to be an invisible hand encompassing everything, weaving everything into an enormous, interconnected network.

All of this was related to one person. After placing the intelligence files he had just finished organizing into the bookshelf, he turned his gaze to the man who was wearing a silver executive cloak just like him.

His refined appearance and the glasses on his face already revealed his identity.

Inside the cold, silent, and empty palace, two people dressed in executive coats faced each other from a distance.

Pantalone, gazing at the figure of the "clown," first expressed his respect and courtesy to the original fool, conveying his greetings.

"Should I say, 'Long time no see?' I am Piero, the leader of the Fools' executive officers, the commander of the Fools, known as 'The Clown.'"

"Let's skip the boring pleasantries. Pantalone, I don't think you're the type to be so bored as to want to have a heart-to-heart talk with me... Since you chose to come to me, you must have something to say to me."

The "clown" gazed at Pantalone's figure and said calmly.

Although Pantalone only uttered one sentence throughout, the "clown" after seeing Pantalone's arrival...

He already had an idea in his mind what Pantalone's purpose was in coming.

As the commander-in-chief of the Fools, responsible for organizing and controlling their overall direction, "The Clown" has an unparalleled understanding of everything in the entire Winter Kingdom.

After reviewing the intelligence reports that had been submitted, Pantalone never explained his own plans.

However, the "clown" was still able to extract key words from Pantalone's arrangements, and through Pantalone's past behavior, he was able to deduce that there were traces of Pantalone's purpose in doing these things.

However, he didn't care what Pantalone's reasons were for doing this. As far as the "clown" was concerned, as long as the plan was related to the great cause of defying the laws of nature, he wouldn't care.