The immortal body is called Teevat

As the night deepened, the wheels of the carriage of the Winter Mission convoy kept squeaking on the weeds beside the forest path.

The doctor still maintained a subtle and strange silence with Kroeber. The doctor asked a question that made Kroeber puzzled.

"Krober, do you know how to tame a vicious wolf into a well-behaved dog? Think about it slowly and tell me your answer."

Kroeber originally thought that the doctor would ask some academic questions or diplomatic issues between Winter Solstice and Mondstadt. This was more like the doctor he knew.

But this time, the doctor asked this strange and philosophical question, which was really beyond Kroeber's expectations.

Kroeber knew he couldn't avoid answering this question, so he pondered for a while and gave what he thought was the most correct answer: "Why not lock it in a cage, starve it for a few days, and then give it meat? Maybe it will behave itself?"

This time, the doctor did not express his opinion immediately. Instead, he patiently replied to Kroeber: "No, wolves are inherently ferocious and difficult to tame. Even if you starve them for a few days and then give them meat, they will not obey you. Instead, they will wait for an opportunity to counterattack."

Kroeber became very anxious after his answer was rejected. He was really afraid that if he couldn't answer the question, the doctor would use him as a test subject.

Kroeber searched through all the knowledge he had ever learned in his mind, and quickly pieced together what he thought was the correct answer.

Kroeber trembled and answered the doctor: "Why not give the wolf a piece of meat every time he does something? Over time, he will form a habitual dependence. Then, even the most ferocious wolf can be tamed into a dog, right?"

The doctor continued to answer Kroeber with interest: "No, wolves are greedy and cunning by nature. When there is meat, they naturally appear to be dogs, but their wolf nature is still hidden in their hearts. If you don't have meat in your hands, it is hard to say whether you are a wolf or a dog. Haha."

Kroeber's brain started to shut down. He couldn't understand why the doctor asked such a strange and philosophical question, and he wanted to know the answer to this question.

In fact, when the doctor asked this question, Kroeber also thought that maybe the doctor didn't like him and wanted to use him as an experiment to kill him. He suddenly felt hopeless and thought that his life had come to an end.

Soon, he realized who he was. Was his status so high that the doctor had to make up a reason to deliberately kill him? If the doctor wanted to deliberately kill him, he could just say a word.

Thinking of this, Kroeber finally let go of his worries. It seemed that his unimportant status and mediocre ability were also a kind of happiness and protection. Because such means were not worthy of being used on him.

Although Kroeber realized that he was indeed safe and was grateful, he was also depressed that his position was not very important.

The doctor also saw that Kroeber really couldn't answer this question, and shook his head helplessly before revealing the answer himself:

"Remember, it only takes one step to tame a vicious wolf into a docile dog. That is to knock out the teeth that it relies on for survival. Once it loses its teeth, it will have to be a dog even if it doesn't want to be one."

Then the doctor continued, "Isn't Mond also an unruly and ferocious wolf? He always wants to gain all kinds of benefits from Winter Solstice. He is very greedy."

After listening to the doctor's explanation, Kroeber suddenly realized what was going on. However, the doctor's opinion sounded like this diplomatic action was bound to lead to a major conflict. Doesn't this go against the original intention of the Queen of Winter to make friends with Mondstadt?

Just as he was about to ask the doctor, the doctor seemed to have seen through his thoughts and answered Kroeber's question in reverse: "I know you are thinking that if I do this, it will go against the original intention of the Queen of Winter to repair the relationship with Mond."

He didn't care whether Kroeber answered him or not. Instead, he said to himself, "Kroeber, hatred can't be forgotten in a short time. More than ten years of hatred and contradictions can't be eliminated in one go."

"Our journey to establish good relations with Mond is like feeding meat to a vicious wolf. We might as well break his sharp teeth thoroughly this time. Even if he barks louder, he is just a dog with a loud voice! Understand?"

"Although the task assigned to me by the Queen of Winter is not so extreme, sometimes only extremes can accomplish great things and achieve better results. It doesn't matter even if some insignificant things are sacrificed in the process."

Kroeber replied hesitantly, "I understand, Doctor. So are we still going to the Dawn Winery now?"

The doctor was in a good mood and said to Krober with a smile: "Of course, our trip to the Dawn Winery remains unchanged, but some tasks have changed. We are going to break the sharpest teeth of the wolf Mond. That's it."

After listening to the doctor's words, Kroeber suddenly had a terrible idea in his mind. He couldn't help but feel palpitations for the doctor's madness. Kroeber asked timidly: "Doctor, the tooth you said should be knocked out, it can't be Chenxi..."

Just as Kroeber was about to continue to speak out his guess, the doctor put his index finger on his mouth and made a silent gesture: "Since you know it, don't say it out. You have followed me for so long, you should also know what will happen to you if you tell it out, right?"

Crowberry restrained his mouth from uttering a guess and said, "I understand, Master Doctor."

The doctor patted Krober's shoulder with satisfaction and said, "After we arrive at the Dawn Winery, find a way to contact our secret agents in Mond. I need them to help me with a trivial matter."

Kroeber naturally didn't know what the so-called trivial matter was, but he felt that this trivial matter must be not simple and there was even the possibility of being blamed, but fortunately he was only responsible for conveying information.

This is enough.

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