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Chapter 1094: Chapter 427 Helquinn and Favna’s Reunion

After satisfying Cardinal Belisarius, Aiwass suddenly understood these Cardinal Archbishops.

——So you all actually have opinions in your hearts, but just keep them bottled up and don’t bring them up?

Not sure if it’s that you don’t want to say them, or you don’t dare…

But since there are demands, that’s a good thing — it’s always better to have demands, no matter how difficult, than to not know what they are.

Although Aiwass wasn’t part of the product department in his previous life, he understood how constantly changing demands could easily anger people. If a demand keeps getting revised, the most likely reason is they don’t actually know what they want, so they just threw something out to be revised later. Essentially, it’s like asking someone, “What would you like to eat?” and they respond with, “Anything.”

After all, the dish called “anything” is always the hardest one to make.

“Oh, right, Cardinal Favna.”

Aiwass recalled the pitiful Little Rhine — this child had been relentlessly studying, without pause, ever since Avalon was founded, all the way to the present day. And it wasn’t the kind of studying that involved rote memorization, but rather, daily beatings.

…Because Dragons are the people of adaptation, they can automatically adapt to their external environment and grow stronger rapidly through life-and-death crises. In this era of peace, crises are hard to come by, so Cardinal Favna started manufacturing artificial crises to forcibly provoke evolution.

This, however, isn’t necessarily wrong, since the future world indeed promises drastic changes. From this perspective, Cardinal Favna could be considered foresighted.

But the problem lay in the fact that she wasn’t acting based on her own judgment when she did this.

She was doing it to fulfill Helquinn’s “last wish,” which was to train Rhine to become the strongest warrior in the world — although Helquinn himself didn’t even realize the ramifications of this.

When he said such words at the time, it was entirely because he understood Favna enough to know she was a bit obsessed, even somewhat mad.