Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 652.1: The Ten Years Promise (1)

The final plan was the most ambitious plan Roel had heard about, but when he scrutinized its details, he had to concede there was a chance of success. It could potentially free humankind from the bottleneck it had faced for thousands of years.

If the final plan had gone smoothly, the Ancient Austine Empire should have remained standing to this date, given the influence and power it had wielded back in that era.

Yet, Carolyn ended up disappearing from the world for a thousand years, Charles lost his life, and the Ancient Austine Empire went up in smoke.

Roel couldn’t help but wonder what went wrong.

There were several common reasons that a plan failed.

The biggest reason was the impracticality of the plan, followed by the incompetency of those executing the plan, then the influence of external circumstances. Charles and Carolyn had paid meticulous detail to these factors to ensure that the final plan succeeded.

First and foremost, the plan was practical, evident from how Carolyn had successfully absorbed the Savior’s mana while returning His madness and depravity to Him. The key details of the final plan had been tested and proven to be plausible.

In terms of execution, there were only two people carrying out the plan—Charles Ackermann and Carolyn Ascart. There could be a third person, the one who had inherited the traits of the two clans and could more efficiently take in the Savior’s mana, but judging from the context, that person was most likely to be Charles and Carolyn’s child.

The close relationships among the three executors of the final plan meant they were united by common interests, and the chances of their partnership falling apart due to a conflict were slim. It would have been hard to find a better team to execute the final plan.

After great contemplation, Roel eliminated all internal reasons and deduced that the cause behind the failure of the final plan was external intervention.

Thus, he voiced out the doubt that had been bugging him thus far, and Astrid and Antonio hesitantly answered his

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