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Seeing Spark Taro asking him questions sincerely, Tregear decided not to eat the cake for the time being. He brought Spark Taro back to the hotel room, sat on a chair, then picked up a cup and used his telekinesis to pinch a chair of several centimeters. He placed Taro, who was only a dozen centimeters tall, on the table opposite him.

Tregear knocked on the table to get Taro to focus, and then he said, "It's complicated to understand other people's criminal activities, evil plans, and conspiracies, but it's also simple.

In my opinion, there are essentially two ways to think about this kind of problem. One is to use a completely objective approach, stand from a third-party perspective, and calmly use logic, universal phenomena, psychology, and other methods to conduct a comprehensive analysis to find the truth of the matter.

The second category is a more subjective approach, which is to directly try to put yourself in the other person's perspective and guess what might happen from their perspective. This is what I hope you can learn, but in my eyes, this is a helpless move. "

"No! An act of helplessness? What do you mean, Tregear? Are you saying that I'm stupid? Or do you think the people of the Land of Light have bad brains?!" Spark Taro was speechless. Tregear had just finished speaking and was already being sarcastic, which made him lose face. He waved his fist and shouted, "If you have the ability, don't do something helpless. Do something advanced!"

"Tsk, calm down, Taro. I'm not targeting you, nor the Kingdom of Light. Have you forgotten? Although I don't like to say this, I am also a member of the Kingdom of Light.

In addition, although you are not good at these, as I said before, this is not your problem. Look at your brother Seven, the former chief instructor of the Space Guard, he is actually very good at analyzing the movements and plans of aliens from an objective perspective. "

Seeing Taro getting angry, Tregear instinctively wanted to respond with a sarcastic retort at first, but when he saw the other party waving his fists with his toy-like body, he thought about it and felt that it was a bit ridiculous for him to argue with a "toy". He sighed and decided to coax Taro. "In fact, what I want to say is that the real reason why I decided to ask you to put yourself in the enemy's perspective is that your enemies are too bad. If you use that purely scientific way to think about their movements, even if you give you a hundred light particle computers, you won't get an accurate result.

This is also the reason why Seven, although he has the ability to analyze the movements of aliens, is often deceived. His analysis sometimes overestimates the power of aliens."

"There is one thing you may not have noticed. I don't know where this habit came from, but most of the enemies of the Kingdom of Light from ancient times to the present like to make some evil plans that look complicated. If you just look at the plans, you will feel that the Kingdom of Light should have been destroyed hundreds of times.

But the problem is that these plans, the actual planning level and execution level are very poor. For example, you should be impressed by the plan of the Imperials to invade the earth. The Imperials can be regarded as the emperor's confidants, but look at his performance when he invaded the earth. I can only say that if he had a little bit of brains, he would not be so embarrassing.

But this is normal. After all, few people can make everything like a fine art and rigorous science like me. "

After Tregear boasted about himself for a while, he looked at Taro who had already started to think and said, "This is what I want to say. The enemies of the Kingdom of Light are too bad. As a result, if you use a rational way to predict their behavior, you will most likely find that there are variables, risks, and uncertainties everywhere."

At this point, Tregear curled his lips in disdain, "Those enemies of the Kingdom of Light, including the emperor, Belia and others, although they may be powerful, have a wide sphere of influence, and far-reaching influence,

However, when it comes to planning, they are not even as good as I was in elementary school. They always like to design plans that seem complicated, contain multiple interrelated parts, steps or variables, and require meticulous coordination and management to be successfully implemented.

There is certainly nothing wrong with their own plans, and their prestige can also ensure that no one will oppose the plans, but the problem is that these plans only look great, but in practice, they will only make people feel ridiculous. "

"And you, Taro, don't have the ability to analyze the enemy's plans and movements in multiple dimensions. When you encounter these distorted plans, the result is that you may not even be on the same direction from the beginning to the end."

Taro listened to Tregear's words until the end, and then he nodded. He did not deny Tregear's comments on him, and he also understood why Tregear looked down on those so-called plans.

However, he also had some opinions on these things. He said to Torrekia, "You are right, Torrekia. Think carefully, whether it is the Emperor or Belia, or even anyone else, including the Dark Lugiel in the Spark War that I just experienced,

Their plans only look complicated, but in actual operation, there are always many problems.

But is there a possibility that it is because they are too strong, whether it is the Emperor, Belia, or other enemies of the Kingdom of Light?"

At this point, Taro's expression was somewhat helpless. "People who are qualified to be enemies of the Kingdom of Light are generally very powerful. Their so-called evil plans are actually backed by their strong strength. It is only because they encountered the Kingdom of Light that they failed."

"You make sense. I'm glad you thought of this because it shows your brain is working." Tregear nodded in satisfaction, as if he had seen a student come up with another solution to a problem. "Indeed, the main reason these plans are so chaotic is because the planners are usually super strong.

The super-powerful ones generally have one thing in common, that is, they only truly believe in their own strength. Those evil plans are just a kind of "adjustment" to them. The real reason they dare to attack the Kingdom of Light is that they are confident that they can rely on themselves to wipe out everyone in the Kingdom of Light in one go."

Torrekia also felt a little emotional. This was the reason why he would never be able to build some crappy empire. In his eyes, he had no interest in the actual Kingdom of Light. He had always been targeting the ideological Kingdom of Light, the so-called Ultra Spirit.

"Okay, let's see what the Interstellar Alliance is going to do next." Tregear took a deep breath and entered an evil state. "First, let's take stock of the information we know.

First, in your timeline, the Interstellar Alliance will appear in a positive form similar to the Alliance regime tens of thousands of years after the demise of the Empire. Although it is a parallel universe, we can tentatively define the purpose of this organization as this.

Second, in this universe, the Interstellar Alliance is actually an organization derived from the remnants of the traitorous Interstellar Alliance of the Empire after its demise.

So, from the perspective of the Interstellar Alliance, they should do two things now. One is to wait for the empire to fall, and the second is to seize power in various regions as much as possible and secretly control as many forces as possible. "

Spark Taro nodded. Although he was not good at these, he did find a way to think quickly according to Tregear's method. "If you put yourself in their perspective, then struggle is not the most important thing for them. They chose a completely different path from their predecessors. They tried to package themselves as a great positive image of the universe.

So, actually, they don’t even need to start developing their power now, so the most important thing for them now is actually to wait?”

"Yes, although they are the remnants of the Interstellar Alliance, as the survivors of that battle, their armed forces are absolutely sufficient. Compared with their goals, the development of their power is not that urgent.

What they really need is an opportunity. They only need to wait until the universe is in chaos, and then, as the guardian of order, they can use the people's desire for peace to achieve their goals. "Tregear spread his hands, and a huge cosmic star map slowly unfolded. He marked several spheres of influence of the future interstellar alliance in his memory, and then said,

"Look at these places. If I tell you that in the future timeline, these places will become the bases of the Interstellar Alliance, what would you think?"

"Well, these places are already outside the influence range of the farthest branch of the Kingdom of Light." Spark Taro said in a serious tone. He looked at the star map carefully, and then marked the locations of several major branches of the Kingdom of Light in his memory. Then, with these locations as the center, he drew several circles. "These are the places where the members of the branch guard team can rush to as soon as they receive the alarm. Generally speaking, monster incidents and alien invasion incidents in these places will be stopped by the space guard team as soon as possible."

"But outside of these places, due to speed, distance and manpower, our response speed will be very slow. Only planetary observers and small local patrols will have the opportunity to intervene in the battle in the first place."

When Taro spoke of this, his tone was completely different from before. Obviously, as the chief instructor of the Space Guard and the hero of the Kingdom of Light, he was already very familiar with this kind of thing. He spoke of it in a very organized manner. At this time, he seemed to understand something and said to Tregear,

"Tregear, the places you marked are just outside the sphere of influence of the Empire, the Dark Universe after the Empire's fall, and the Kingdom of Light. At the same time, this place is on the border of the Galactic Federation. In a sense, this is a so-called no-man's land. However, being a no-man's land also means that in addition to its chaotic characteristics, it is also a transportation hub with very good development prospects."

Tregear looked at Spark Taro and nodded with satisfaction. Just like he said before, Taro was not stupid, he just hadn't thought about it this way. After he took Taro for a walk, this guy also understood how to think like a 'villain'.

Seeing Tregear nod encouragingly, Spark Taro continued, "According to the normal plan, if there are no other problems in the universe, even if the empire is not destroyed, the so-called Interstellar Alliance only needs to seize this key planet to rise in the future.

Therefore, whether or not there is peace within the empire is not such a pressing matter for them.

Even if the empire really did not collapse, they could still stand up as righteous people and become a force against the empire in the eyes of the public in the form of an organization. "

Spark Taro paused here and began to think, trying to reorganize his thoughts. Tregear kept nodding to encourage Taro with a smile.

With Tregear's encouragement, Spark Taro soon spoke again, "If something really threatens them and forces them to risk going deep into the empire, then there is only one possibility, that is, the key elements of their original plan have been broken. For example, the planets they are eyeing that can support their rise in the future."

"Yes, that's why they have to show up here." Tregear clapped his hands. "For them, nothing matters. Even if the Empire and the Kingdom of Light really reach a cooperative relationship, the threat to them is not that great.

I think if there are smart people on their side, they should know that even if the Empire and the Kingdom of Light really reach a cooperation and enter a honeymoon period, they can also stand on the "right" position and rise again in that capacity between the Empire, the Kingdom of Light and the Galactic Federation."

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"And judging from the fact that they have been lurking for tens of thousands of years, they have smart people." Torrekia snorted coldly.

"So, the future rise of the Interstellar Alliance has been blocked? But it is impossible for the Empire and the Kingdom of Light to occupy these places, right?" Taro said with some doubt. "Let's not talk about the Kingdom of Light. No matter how much we build our branches, we can't build them there so quickly. The number of personnel and routes of the Space Guard limit this possibility.

As for the Empire, the Empire’s only target should be the Kingdom of Light. If it didn’t take the initiative to surrender, the Empire wouldn’t have traveled thousands of miles to take over a few places.”

"Very good, great progress. Your current thinking path is already very good. You can think that the geopolitical and political environment there will not be widely affected by the Empire and the Kingdom of Light." Torrekia first encouraged, and then quickly said, "But some things are not that simple.

As an organization, sometimes they take actions that are not in line with the plan, not because they really want to achieve any big goals through this action.

On the contrary, sometimes the purpose of an action is not important at all, but the action itself is important, for example, using a purpose to unite some changes within the organization. "

"So, Tregear, do you know what happened?" Spark Taro nodded vigorously, then looked at Tregear and asked curiously, "Do you think there is chaos among them? For example, infighting?"

"I don't know." Unexpectedly, Tregear shrugged, indicating that he didn't know what happened. He stood up from his chair and tapped Spark Taro's shoulder with his finger. "Next, I will teach you the second thing you need to learn as a villain. Use other people who have a conflict of interest with this matter."

Spark Taro hadn't reacted to the first sentence of the second class that Tregear suddenly started, and Tregear showed a smile on his face, "Hiss~ Should I contact the emperor directly to gain his favor, or contact Castor in exchange for future help, or should I share this credit with other kings or powerful people, or the evil general candidate that Castor has chosen as his achievement?"

Torrekia was mumbling there, and Spark Taro's head was buzzing. He muttered to himself, "These things. I am the chief instructor of the Space Guard of the Kingdom of Light, the sixth brother of the Ultra Brothers, the son of Ultra Father and Ultra Mother, the hero and super warrior of the Kingdom of Light. Do I really want to learn them???"

Listening to Taro's mumbling, Tregear nodded vigorously, "Of course, you have to remember that if your enemy is bad, you have to be worse than your enemy, so that you can protect the people you want to protect!"

Hearing the word "protect", Taylor sighed and said, "Okay, then I'll try again."