After being brainwashed by Qu Jian'er, Odin even felt that Qu Jian'er hadn't done anything to him even though she was lying to him, and that the deception between friends was just a white lie.
He understands everything.
Odin believed and was convinced: "So what are you going to do next?"
Qu Jian'er said wistfully, "Next? That's your performance, to show humanity your power."
She needs to make humanity aware of a "common enemy," and the villainous alien must appear.
after.
She still needs humanity to defeat the enemy.
Only the victorious party has the right to be arrogant at the negotiating table.
She, however, only wanted to be the winner.
Odin understood and said, "I know what you mean. Is it our turn to step in now? But if we show ourselves now, won't we be mistaken for bad guys by humans?"
Qu Jian'er didn't answer, but instead asked, "Is the script you received supposed to be righteous?"
Odin: "..." That doesn't seem to be the case.
One sentence shut down Odin's questions.
Regardless of how humans view it.
They wouldn't be decent people either.
Why would we care what humans think?
Odin nodded, but there was one thing he didn't understand: "What is the purpose of doing this?"
Qu Jian'er noticed the change in Odin's mental journey, and she narrowed her eyes: "What kind of goal do you want?"
Her original plan was to portray the alien race as villains, and with enough faith, she would "reveal" the underworld.
Then, at the appropriate time, sit down and negotiate with the right people.
But Odin before him seemed to have changed his initial thoughts and was less inclined to be an enemy of humanity.
This is a very good sign.
If used properly, it can be a great help; she might be able to stop the fighting without lifting a finger.
Perhaps, we can avoid conflict?
Odin's voice trailed off as he spoke: "I don't want to see the human world destroyed, but if the human world is unwilling to submit to us, I fear they will still persist in their destruction..."
Qu Jian'er suddenly became serious and said earnestly, "Odin, my dear friend, if you trust me, I can offer you a very good solution."
As soon as they heard there was a solution.
Odin pricked up his ears.
Qu Jian'er secretly told Odin the solution.
Upon hearing this...
Odin's mind was filled with the question: Is this feasible?
His companions are all extremists, otherwise he wouldn't have remained neutral and wavering until now.
I just feel unable to convince my companions.
But Qu Jian'er's idea sounds brilliant, so should he give it a try?
Anyway, there's no loss.
When Odin contacted his companions with this in mind...
Emma was the first to fall silent: "Are you crazy? We could have gotten away unscathed, and now you're doing this? Pausing the original plan, do you know what that means?"
Odin had already asked Qu Jian'er to prepare his lines: "Do you really want to leave the human world like this? I think Apocalypse's idea was excellent. Letting humanity see our power will instill fear in them and make them willingly submit. Then we won't need to destroy the human world."
He certainly knew what it meant to agree to the original plan to destroy the human world.
But Qu Jian'er told him to play a straightforward game, and after a moment's hesitation, he accepted it.
Nothing more.
Odin didn't want to wait.
I also don't want things to get any more complicated.
He felt there was nothing wrong with adopting Qu Jian'er's method; it would simply mean staying in the human world for a few days.
Odin did not want this prosperous world to become history; there were so many things here that their world did not have, and they even needed to learn from humans.
The human world's network told him.
Unrelenting oppression will only lead to resistance.
They're slowly boiling the frog; perhaps this will bring about a peaceful outcome.
Opportunities.
If possible.
He really didn't want to see the human world perish.
Emma narrowed her eyes and suddenly asked, "Did Apocalypse tell you all of this?"
Odin answered honestly, then said with pride, "Yes, isn't what she said very well?"
Nance sneered, "She says all this without any ulterior motive? Why is she siding with humanity?"
Odin countered, "What could Apocalypse possibly be after?"
He had thought about it when he contacted his companions.
Qu Jian'er may have ulterior motives.
However, his intentions were not malicious.
He could feel it.
Humans believe in the scepter of liberty.
Slavery could not destroy human pride.
There will always be strong ones who stand up and resist.
Qu Jian'er might be one of the strong ones.
Humans also know that heroes and strong people always mourn in solitude. For this reason, they pray silently, cheer for heroes, carve statues for heroes, and leave behind proverbs for heroes.
Human beings possess a level of unity that others lack.
That power is terrifying.
Odin believed Nyx.
After learning about Qu Jian'er's partial identity online, he became even more convinced of human unity.
If you insist on doing it by force...
Unless it's a fatal blow that leaves humanity no chance to breathe, it will inevitably lead to endless troubles.
These were not only things he witnessed firsthand, but also things Qu Jian'er told him about what he was thinking at the time.
He was unhappy after humanity was destroyed.
so.
Even after Odin realized that Qu Jian'er's deception wasn't entirely well-intentioned, he didn't confront her again. He asked himself honestly, and he realized he had come to like the human world.
He didn't want his companions to destroy the human world.
If this is Qu Jian'er's "conspiracy"...
Qu Jian'er was a great success.
He was happy to cooperate with Qu Jian'er's conspiracy.
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