Just when they were secretly rejoicing, Noa also finished the introduction and said with a smile, "Okay, I've answered your questions, now it's my turn to ask, right?"
Najenda came back to her senses in an instant, and quickly said with a smile, "Okay, please ask, Your Excellency, Village Lord.""
Although she has some doubts about the authenticity of what Noa said, this does not prevent Najenda from changing her attitude.
After all, at least as far as she can see now, the strength of Great Tree Village far exceeds anything in their world.
Facing a Great Tree Village with such strength, Najenda naturally knew that she could only make friends, not enemies.
All I can say is that everything in the world The external practices of various forces in the world actually lead to the same goal.
The more friends (allies/little brothers) the better, and the fewer enemies the better.
After that, Noa also asked Najenda some questions.
Most of them were more formal background checks. For example, what are the origins of these people, what organizations they belong to, what forces they belong to in the world, and what is the current situation.
Najenda did not choose to hide it, and answered them truthfully one by one.
The reason for this is mainly to release goodwill and sincerity.
Express to Noa that he and others hope to establish peaceful exchanges.
Furthermore, they are afraid that Noa will investigate later and find that they are actually talking nonsense, thus affecting subsequent exchanges.
Rather than doing this, it is better to take advantage of the opportunity. I'm trying to make a good impression on Noa now.
Anyway, it's some unimportant information, basically things that you can know by just asking in their world.
"So, are you representing yourselves now? Or is it the forces behind it?"
Here it comes!
Upon hearing Noa's question, Najenda immediately cheered up and answered quickly, "We only represent ourselves and have nothing to do with the night raids by the Revolutionary Army and the enemy-behind-enemy organizations affiliated to the Revolutionary Army, nor do we represent any force in the world to which we belong."
Noa was slightly surprised by this answer that tried his best to clear up the relationship.
But he soon understood that Najenda was afraid that if she and others caused diplomatic problems, they would be raised to the level of hostility.
I have to say, this is also a smart approach.