Orc Tyrant

"The problem is another matter."

Ava desperately met Guk's gaze as she continued.

"You started westward with your army, but there was no announcement or explanation. This caused the corresponding consequences... We cannot speculate about your intentions, nor can we achieve any coordination with your troops. You should have freedom of action. Power, but we still can’t confirm you

The next destination. "

Guk's face was motionless like a mask.

Although his expression has not changed, Ava can feel his disappointment.

She also felt ridiculously funny.

He is a fighter in the full sense, a weapon created to destroy, he doesn't want to discuss any diplomatic mess.

"You think, bird."

Guk moved his neck impatiently.

"Are you the first to complain about these things to me?"

His tone-casually and politely expressing no interest, Ava didn't know if he intended to do so, but there was no difference.

"No, Your Majesty."

Ava mustered up the courage and determined to focus her attention on the task.

"As far as I know, ten diplomatic letters of national standards have been sent from the Phoenix Palace to your location."

Faced with an army of unknown whereabouts, even the Harpy Kingdom, which is known as an ally, feels very uneasy.

Therefore, the queen tried to understand the intention of Gu Ke's march.

But any friendly, or even humble inquiry, did not receive a response. This silence made Phoenix Palace panic, and they could no longer determine the true intentions of the tyrant.

"There are ten?"

He closed his eyelids, his face seemed to be smiling.

"Can't remember, but what else do you want to add?"

"Those representatives have no honour to talk to you face to face, Your Majesty."

Ava paused and mustered up the courage again.

"And what I hope is that if I can elaborate on the situation, then we may be able to develop a framework to reach a consensus on any military action, so that it will be ... good for both sides."

As soon as the "framework" was spoken, Ava knew she had messed up.

Guk stared straight at her, half blank and half angry.

He changed his posture on the seat, and even these small movements were enough to make Ava feel that his efforts were in vain.

He hated frames, and he started to hate conversations.

"Is your hair always so white?"

The question came with no head and no brain, and very rude, but Evely did not blink because of Evey's words that Ava remembered.

"Always."

"I wonder too."

Guke leaned back and said lazily:

"Your way of thinking is the same as that of other birds and shrimps. There are some shrimps in my army. Their way of thinking is the same as yours. I originally thought you would be smarter."

Suddenly, he moved his body forward on the seat and clasped his gloved palms in front of him.

"Is this what you want? You will be notified in advance what you want us to do. Your thinking is like this because your world is so dull and unable to cope with any unexpected things-and this The world needs to be maintained with meaningless waste paper and communication."

He was right.

"But this is not what we want. We move with the war and don't chain ourselves. We have never done that."

Guk’s deep eyes were directed at Ava when he spoke. His voice was not raised. He was obviously not indignant at the small harpy in front of him. He was just as calm as a stern father telling simple facts like a child. Talking.

"So I never explain anything to anyone."

Guk lowered his hand, but made no more moves.

"If I want to come, then I will come, if I want to leave, I will definitely leave."

Ava finally understood why all the representatives couldn't move him. Oak was not difficult to organize because of his carelessness. For them, it was a rule, a way of war.

War is never in their "plan", because their every move is war.

So Guk didn't respond to Phoenix Palace's inquiry, because it didn't need to be answered at all.

He brought the war, and as for the goal of the war, it is even less important.

Maybe Ava should just accept failure in silence, but she didn't want to admit defeat. She was born with a kind of stubbornness in the royal bones.

"But Your Majesty, the New California Republic has no large-scale operations since the last failure. You are advancing rather than retreating. This requires coordination and cooperation... Besides, I am sorry, but you should agree that they are no longer threatening."

Guke stared at her coldly with boredom.

Ava's words did not satisfy him, and just feeling his disappointment was enough to make the grand duke unbearable.

"There is no threat..."

He repeated softly.

"I wonder, Liya, how many times have these words been spoken by the losers."

Guk no longer cared about Ava's words and deeds, he talked about the past with Liya on his own.

Ava was left there, she was nothing to him, and the same was true of the Phoenix Palace.

The weeks of travel, research, and preparation were all in vain.

Ava became angry with herself in frustration.

Bang!

A figure burst into the door without warning or announcement. The creaking door under the hinge frightened Ava and blocked everything she was about to say.

He strode into the room, and the rune-filled tattered leather swayed after his loud stride.

The visitor did not wear armor, but he wore an unusually ancient and weird mask, decorated with bronze edges that had been repeatedly beaten, and dotted with two shiny pomegranate red eyes.

His whole body exudes hugeness in the triple sense of body, consciousness and spirit, and walks with generous vitality and confidence.

Of course, in the past few days, Ava has become familiar with the senior figures of Oak, and of course she knows who is coming.

The prime minister of the Ouke Empire, the elect of Brother Mao, the skyshaker, Mogdrogen.

Feeling the rush of energy, Ava curled up in the seat, clutching the armrest to prevent herself from doing anything stupid.

Guk stood up and hurried forward to greet him with a burst of smile.

"Lao Mo, what are you doing here."

"I'm going to the abandoned city soon."

Ava's heart was beating wildly in her chest, and she was terrified that one of them turned to ask her why she was still here.

She wants to leave, but her strong self-esteem prevents her from moving half a step.

"She is……"

Mogdrogen noticed the stranger, she glanced at Ava, and then turned to Guk.

"The bird was terrified and wanted to ask me what I was going to do."

"Are those letters? I saw it."

"Then you handle it."

Guk waved his hand, then turned to look down at Ava who was biting her lower lip.

"Are you leaving now, or stay here."

"I……"

Ava paused, her heart almost jumping out, she didn't know if Gu Ke was an invitation or what else it meant.

At this time, a sentence that Evely had said before suddenly jumped into her mind.

He might like you.

Ava nodded immediately and said;

"I will stay here temporarily, hoping to get your accurate answer."

Guk laughed.

"whatever."