If that's the case, it's no wonder that they also see the Niohuru clan as a thorn in their side, and that's why they helped cover up the traces of their actions.
She made a bold plan: since they shared the same goal, why not use them together to deal with the Niohuru clan? She didn't believe that with their combined strength, they couldn't defeat that fortunate Niohuru clan.
The more he thought about it, the more feasible it seemed. He immediately summoned the maid in green and asked her to come closer to speak.
The maid in green walked over and asked softly, "Master, what are your orders?"
"Have the people in the palace continue to look for opportunities to deal with the Niohuru clan. As for those who discovered our plan, there's no need to worry about them."
The maid in green was a little confused. Where did her mistress get the confidence that she didn't need to worry about them?
Hesheli didn't care whether the green-clad maid understood her deeper meaning; she only needed the maid to carry out her orders.
“Let that person in the palace act boldly. Those other groups obviously have the same goal as us. If they reveal any clues or flaws, they will help to resolve them.” Hesheli paused here.
The maid in green thought to herself: If those people are really as my master predicted, that would be good.
After pondering for a moment, Hesheli solemnly instructed, "Tell the people in the palace to be careful before taking any bold action. After all, we haven't removed Niohuru as a thorn in our side yet, and those other groups will definitely do their best to help us achieve our goals. Have them try to unite with those groups. But once things are over, that is, once we've taken action against Niohuru, then they must be very careful."
"What do you mean by 'be careful,' Master?" The maid in green felt her brain wasn't quite working properly; she didn't quite understand what kind of "careful" meant.
Hesheli glanced at the maid in green and sneered, "Of course, we should plan our escape route in advance. Once the matter is done, we should quickly cover up the traces and leave to avoid being used as a scapegoat by those people."
"Huh?!" The maid in green was still confused. A scapegoat? Was it because she hadn't studied enough to understand the meaning of the idiom?
We started this ourselves, so aren't we the culprits? Why should we become scapegoats?
Hesheli despised the green-clad maid for being brainless. If she hadn't been so desperate for someone else, she wouldn't have chosen such a person as her confidante.
"If you don't understand, then don't even think about it. Just pass on my words to the people in the palace without missing a single one, and they will understand."
The green-clad maid, though looked down upon, remained unperturbed and obediently replied, "Oh! I understand. I will definitely pass on the message without missing a single word."
After saying that, she bowed and prepared to leave.
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