"After all, even I have no way to resist the Heavenly Voice Obedience," he said softly,
"Isn't this a dead end then?" Mina became more flustered, "What should we do?"
Seeing that Mina said "we" instead of "you," Isaiah's expression relaxed a bit.
"The best way is to let them know that Ulu is still alive," Isaiah said. "This is the simplest and most effective method, but I don't think that guy will easily expose such a flaw after going to such lengths to scheme against me, so I can't count on him self-destructing."
"Then is there any other way?" Mina felt a little helpless, unable to do anything except ask Isaiah what to do.
But Isaiah didn't mind, he just said indifferently, "Of course, it's far from a dead-end. Just like some problems that seem complicated, once you break them down, they become much simpler."
"What do you mean?"
