Aurora possessed an ambition that normal fairies could hardly reach. To realize her ambition, she naturally made many preparations, and a powerful intelligence network was one of them. There is an old saying in Chinese military strategy: "Know yourself and know your enemy, and you will never be defeated in a hundred battles." Only by mastering sufficient intelligence could a war develop in the direction one desired.
It's like playing StarCraft or Warcraft: if you suddenly turn on map hacks while your opponent doesn't, it naturally becomes an advantageous match for you. Any existence with a military perspective would likely develop their own intelligence network if capable.
Regardless of whether this intelligence network was responsible for assassinations, mastering the opponent's movement paths and actual situation was absolutely necessary.
Of course, regarding the matter of Woodwose going to see the Queen, Aurora could guess it even without using her intelligence network. After all, that loyal dog's behavior pattern was truly too easy to predict.
A beast is always a beast. If not for the Fang Clan having a certain advantage when fighting against Mors—at least it was true for other fairies—otherwise, when she had the chance to replace that Queen, she would definitely expel these guys from the fairy realm. They were all beasts with well-developed limbs but simple minds.
The sudden outbreak of Mors was naturally within the grasp of this female fairy. Currently, unprecedented great changes were indeed beginning to appear in the entire Fairy Britain. That loyal dog should be launching a battle against the Mors, right? There should also be an opportunity and ability to intervene in this battle situation.
That Queen's ability to control this Fairy Britain would begin to decline. This was her chance. It was just that... the Mors were not enough to completely disrupt the entire situation. She still needed to let other factions intervene.
Moreover, although those guys from the Fang Clan had simple minds and well-developed limbs, they were indeed always loyal to the Queen. However, Aurora already had certain ideas on how to suppress the remaining fairies of the Fang Clan after Woodwose separated from his troops and the entire Fang Clan's army failed.
If the intelligence she received was correct, the survivor of a certain clan from back then should have already begun plotting revenge.
Presumably, those beasts would have absolutely no way to affect her. It was even a question whether those beasts could survive. But for those beasts, it was just paying a blood debt with blood.
However, if fairies truly should disappear from this island, then the actions of the Fang Clan, to some extent, could be considered in line with the island's choice. They were also prone to rejection by other clans. Perhaps this day had been destined since the distant past.
The Clan Head of the Earth Clan seemed to have a vague rejection of fairies of other races and an extreme yearning for power. He was also a villain who liked to play with conspiracies and schemes. If she chose to overthrow that Queen's rule, letting that guy take the lead seemed like a good choice. Moreover, that guy seemed to have his own network of connections, although they were tied together by interests.
Unlike herself, who played with the hearts and weaknesses of her subordinates, firmly grasping their weaknesses in her hands so that she wouldn't be betrayed by these guys.
She wondered if, at the critical moment, she could let that little dragon, the ember born from the remains of Albion that continued to burn, stab that cold Queen directly with a spear.
That guy from the Earth Clan, perhaps because his past life was too difficult, now seemed to be making the mistake most people would make: involuntarily wanting to enjoy himself. Or perhaps that guy had grown old... Although they hadn't had much contact, if she wasn't mistaken, he must also be a pawn that could be utilized.
Maybe he could even play a major role. Who could say?
It was time to use the spies she had buried in the Earth Clan. Additionally, it wasn't enough for just the fairies to act. To make the water even muddier, humans should naturally participate as well. It seemed it was time to imitate the Queen's troops and launch an attack on the new Knights of the Round Table. With the combined efforts of three parties, that Queen would undoubtedly be defeated.
Moreover, that loyal dog might, under her reasonable manipulation, personally deliver a surprise to that Queen. She wondered if the Queen who received the surprise would laugh heartily?
Hahahahaha!
"My knights, secretly launch an attack toward the location of the Round Table. But remember, you represent that cold Queen in clearing out factors on this land that might threaten the fairies."
A portion of the fairies and brainwashed humans put on armor and broke up into smaller groups, preparing to approach the location of the Knights of the Round Table from different directions. The Knights of the Round Table weren't fools; how could they have no intelligence gatherers at all? If discovered that this army appeared from her territory, it would be a bit hard to explain clearly.
Looking at the knights pledging loyalty to her, Aurora revealed a smile carrying a bit of arrogance. At the same time, she gently bit her fingernail. For some reason, from the day she was born, she had felt unhappy with that high-and-mighty Queen. As the Clan Head of the Wind Clan, she had naturally gone to have an audience with that Queen.
It was just that every time, she had to wear a fake smile on her face. And that Queen seemed to have seen through her nature. But even seeing through her nature, she still maintained that appearance of seemingly not caring about anything. Did she think Aurora didn't have the power to change all this? Or did she think that even if Aurora changed everything, she could suppress it with her own ability?
Aurora seemed to believe in her own power very much, and seemed to believe she could do better than that Queen. Should one say she was overconfident, or should one say she overestimated her own abilities?
But no matter what, Aurora actually didn't care much about or value the lives of other fairies. If this world were to be destroyed tomorrow, then today she would display her beauty and radiance as much as possible. She didn't care what her final ending would be. What she cared about was whether she could tell everyone in this world, tell that high-and-mighty Queen—
She! Aurora! Was not inferior to any fairy!
Even if only for a minute or a second, she would stand at the highest point. Even if glory was followed by destruction, she would not hesitate!
Aurora waved her hand, summoning her confidant. Finally, she took out a box. The human attack might also be managed by that loyal dog. Since that was the case, she also needed to give humans the opportunity and ability to defeat that loyal dog. Fortunately, she had buried this chess piece more than a dozen years ago.
"Go. Before anyone else, deliver this item into Percival's hands!"