Vol 2 Chapter 1356: Confused

If there is any other way, Rod actually does not want to see Sweene.
It's a bit miserable to pit him...
Whether it was the Besilico incident, the Dleaeus incident, or the Vladimir incident, anyway, looking at it all the way, Rod was almost catching Noxus’s hard wool, and was packing up the promise. Rhodes never showed mercy to Texas or Trouble for Noxus.
Although on the other hand, the completion of the Black Rose also has a direct relationship with Rod, but when he thought of facing Sweene and pulling him into his camp, Rod felt a bit numb.
Although Ionia’s request is that Noxas cannot take advantage of the Battle of the Void to sneak into Ionia’s homeland, in Rhode’s view, the only way to make Noxus honest is to use them Just drag it off.
So, the question is coming, how do you persuade Sweene to let Noxus promise to contribute in the battle of the void?
Rod thought a lot, but in the final analysis, relying on interests to impress Sweeney.
For this Noxus commander, Rhode knows something about it-Sweyne can be said to care about Noxus. If he has sufficient national interests, Sweyne will be able to let go of prejudices. .
But... the problem is that Rhode can't provide enough national benefit to Noxus to impress Sweeney.
We have said that in the place of Noxus, as a mountainous, swampy, and forested country, although Noxus has a vast territory, its own production can be described as a terrible one-even if it is a successive leader All are committed to pioneering, but Noxus still cannot completely avoid the famine.
Under such circumstances, Noxus gradually formed a belligerent and strong style.
For the Noxians, conquest and expansion are the best options.
And if you want to impress Noxus... nothing is more effective than a new territory.
But the problem is, not to mention that Sweeney can trust Rod, even if Rod thinks, there is no place for Noxus.
The unlucky place of Noxus, the Frendrode crossing the Ironthorn in the north, the Dermasia crossing the buffer zone in the west, the Shurema crossing the Varoland Strait in the south, and the Ionia in the east. hope.
In this case, if Noxus wants to expand, someone must lose territory.
However, regardless of Demacia, Shurima or Ionia, everyone is currently a member of the Anti-Void Alliance.
How can there be a reason to sacrifice the members of other allies in order to enter the alliance?
Even Rhode can say that in a sense, Demasia, Ionia, Frealdjod, and Shurima can form a loose alliance in this situation, on the one hand, because of the void Threat, but in addition to the void, everyone's caution and vigilance against Noxus is also an important factor.
It can be said that it was not so easy for Rodera to start an anti-void alliance if there was such a nosy neighbor in the center of Varoland!
And now, when Rod wants to bring Noxus into the group, things are in trouble.
How to do?
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Sweene finished her day's work, got up and moved around, and relaxed the demon's imprisonment.
"I don't understand." Finally, he was able to speak, and the demon living in Sweene's arm finally couldn't help nagging. "This powerful person is still immersed in this common thing all day long. In... You are wasting your life-you could have gone one step further, to obtain a great eternal life, to compare the deity with the mortal body..."
Sweene started pacing rhythmically in his study. It seemed that he directly used the devil’s nagging as a walking BGM. He didn’t intend to talk at all. Although he seemed to be relaxing, he actually still Did not stop thinking.
Noxus is booming, but Sweene feels heavy on his shoulders.
Under the lordship of Noxus, he cannot see the future of Noxus.
The Pioneering Act has enacted one version after another. Although Vorland is large, the unexplored area is becoming more and more limited-unfortunately the navigation and shipbuilding industries in Noxas are not well developed, otherwise Sweeney will definitely form a Super fleet, go to the other side of the Sea of ​​Watch and Conquest to see if there is any land for occupation and conquest by the Noxians.
Noxus hasn't expanded in too long.
Although the current Noxus seems to be in the golden period, Sweene is very clear that this golden period is more like flowers and fire, cooking oil, once the dividends brought by the family's emigration are eaten up, Nok Saas will face unprecedented terrible pressure.
The only way to relieve this pressure is to expand further.
It is a pity that Noxus has no expansion.
Originally, Sweeney also deliberately investigated the Kumang ancient forest, but as the Twin Cities and Bilgewater started the Kumang ancient development, the road was almost blocked.
As a keen politician, although Svein is not very clear about the Anti-Void Alliance ~EbookFREE.me~ but from the past clues, the neighbors have tolerated Noxus to a certain extent. degree.
Considering the alliance between Demasia and Freilzhud, the weapons development plan of Ionia and the Twin Cities... The neighbors who had little contact in the past have now reached an alliance, and once Noxus moves slightly, it is very It may turn into a swarm that swept Valorin...
All the crowds beat Noxus.
This is obviously what Sweene did not want to see.
Maybe...I should think of a way to use diplomacy to divide these people?
No, it's impossible.
No matter Demacia or Ionia, they regard Noxas as a feud, and if they want to change their attitudes, even if it is possible, the price paid is not something Noxus can afford.
As for Frederick... The barbarians may be able to fool, but considering their great prophets and their geography, the fools are troublesome and the benefits are limited.
As for Shurima...Swein doesn’t think that this newly reluctant country can help Noxus-the most important thing is that Shurimma is alone in the south of Valloran, as long as he has kept his one acre Three points is almost undesirable.
Headache!
Sweene sighed, and then felt his hairline seem to move up an inch.
And all of the above, Svein doesn't even have an object to talk about—whether it is Noxus' predicament or his own hair loss, these are things that cannot be said to people!
Ignoring the constant nagging of the demons, Sweene finally returned to his place-he again took out the reports of the war masonry and began to search for possibilities among the clues.
Just then, a familiar voice appeared by the window.
"Mr. Sweene... overtime?"