"Then what else can we do?"
Morvain questioned.
The Table turned silent—until finally—
"Just tell the truth."
Lavinia spoke up. The elders turned towards her, waiting for her to explain.
"Yes, we have an advantage, but it doesn't mean we have to force ourselves to make a decision in a limited time. The very fact that we are able to control the information the enemy will have about us is a much bigger advantage than most people believe.
As they say, half-knowledge is much more harmful than no knowledge at all. For now, since there are so many varying factors, we will feed them this half-knowledge, controlling what they know about us.
And once we have a better chance, we will feed them false information in a way that will give us a strong advantage."
Lavinia explained. She then looked at Aelindra, and with a confident and assured look on her face, she nodded,
"An advantage that is not limited to mere resources."
Aelindra, however, chuckled dryly at those words,
