Heavenly Opposers



Valencia, who had been silently observing, interjected with a thoughtful expression. "Darling has a valid point. We need more than just veils and diversions. These powerful individuals come from diverse backgrounds and affiliations. Their loyalties will be to their original powers, and we can't afford any internal conflicts within our faction."

Adria nodded in agreement. "She's right, Azrail. We need a binding force, something that ensures their loyalty and compliance. Fear alone might work initially, but we'll need a more sustainable solution."

Azrail leaned back, his mind working through the intricacies of the challenge. "We can use their individual desires against them. Offer each member something they desire greatly, whether it be knowledge, power, or even personal vendettas settled. Make them see that allegiance to our cause aligns with their deepest aspirations."

Valencia chimed in, "Create a pact, a magical contract that binds them willingly to your cause. Craft it in a way that breaking the pact not only results in severe consequences but also leads to the loss of the very thing they desire. It's a delicate balance, but with skilled contractor, we can weave a bond stronger than any chain."

Adria added, "The pact should be individualized, tailored to each member's motivations. A personalized incentive that ensures their loyalty to our cause while keeping them unaware of the other's motivations. This way, they won't perceive each other as threats, eliminating potential internal conflicts."

Azrail nodded in approval. "Excellent. We turn their desires into shackles, and the only key to those shackles is their unwavering commitment to our cause. This pact should not only secure their allegiance but also serve as a failsafe against betrayal."

Valencia, with a sly smile, spoke, "And we can intertwine the pact with the veils and illusions. Make them believe that their desires are intricately connected to our cause so that even the thought of betrayal becomes inconceivable. It's psychological manipulation at its finest."

Adria concluded, "A combination of death contracts, individualized incentives, and the illusion of shared destinies. It's not just about controlling their actions but shaping their beliefs. We don't just want servants; we want devoted disciples who willingly contribute to the rise of our faction."

"Or you guys can break the mind of these members, make them fully committed to you, release them back into their own factions. Some of these people here have great power in those backgrounds, and with these ones in your control, you can perhaps start attacking these organizations from the inside."

Nayan spoke, his words bringing in silence, but it was quickly broken off by Adria.

"That all sounds good, but the problem would lay with the others that sent these losers to you. If all of them suddenly returned, the ones that sent them here will call foul play. It will instantly take out all the connections you built, plus not to mention the risks of being found out and more."

Adira added, her sound words making all of Nayan's eyes narrow, the room settling into a specific tempo, all in the room starting to shine with their eyes. Within this, a flash of light passed through Azrail's eyes, a sly smile coming over his face as he spoke.

"It's no problem, even if we are to take this idea into existence, we would still need some large amount of time to get the whole thing running."

Adria nodded her veiled face at those words as she spoke.

"He's right, we need more information and a lot of planning to get this right. But once we do and the seeds have already ripened, we will be able to give a big hit to several powers in the cosmos at the same time."

At the mention of these words, a light of fury passed through both Adira's and Nayan's eyes, while Azrail and Valencia looked at each other with a smile, their interconnected mind easily playing with each other several ideas that could be taken to improve upon everything that is present.

"Looks like we have a lot of planning ahead of us."

Azrail spoke with a smile, to which Adria replied.

"Never thought that I would have to do more work when I am dead than when I was alive."

The words of Adria now came together with a touch of playfulness, one side that Valencia had never seen from her master at all, and for this, her eyes turned a bit misty as she spoke secretly to Azrail.

'Thank you for this.'

'There is no need for that between the two of us, we are family.'

These words only brought a bright smile to Valencia hidden behind her veil, but even then, her charm surrounding her already seemed to embrace the change and made a small step forward.

"We need to first restructure the entire power leveling here, create a perfect structure for the faction you are planning on creating, and at the same time take in more spies for us."

As Adria said this, her eyes turned towards Nayan, and he didn't need her to spell anything out for him to already understand what she wanted.

"Don't worry, I already have a list of many wishing to send me their spoils of war. I will make sure to take them all in."

At the end of his words, a very creepy smile came to Nayan's already creepy face.

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