Empire: God System

Although Sonia's control of Reinhard was not entirely based on her own strength, she was able to control Reinhard anyway, and Reinhard's ability was not weak.

In fact, Reinhardt can even be said to be a very capable guy. After all, he is a superpower, and he is also the person behind the organization. There are many things that Sonia and her team are troubled by, Reinhardt can be solved in wonderful ways.

In this regard, Sonia's attitude was tacit approval. Even if she saw the flaws in Reinhard's actions and saw some unreasonable aspects, she did not say anything and pretended not to see it.

In other words, she had to acquiesce in that situation. Sonia hoped that she would make meritorious deeds. Whether it was to be seen by people inside the gang, or by others outside the gang, or other people in the empire's underworld, as long as it was seen by others, This impression of being capable will make Sonia's journey to the top a lot easier in the future, and will be a great boost to Sonia's future.

On the contrary, if Sonia can't think of it and uses a tough attitude to investigate Reinhard's secrets, and Reinhard forces him to rebel, she might not achieve the feat, but instead bring trouble to the Quirk gang and her father. Trouble, this goes against Sonia’s original intention of bringing her team out.

She came out to make meritorious deeds, and use her merits to pave the way for her future position in the Quaker gang and the imperial underworld, not to cause trouble and create holes.

What's more, it's normal for subordinates with superpowers to have their own secrets. There is no such thing as spiritual energy in this world. There is no such thing as something that can stably and safely allow ordinary humans to obtain abilities beyond ordinary people. This means that every superpower has its own secrets. The experiences and reasons for becoming a person with superpowers are all different, which also means that almost every person with superpowers has his or her own little secret.

Especially since this is an imperial underworld, it is normal to have a special background or sin. After all, what is pursued here is not to ignore the background, not to look at the future, not even to explore the future, but only to focus on the present.

If you have to explore and struggle with everyone's secrets, then you might as well stop doing anything, and no one will come to help you.

As for why Reinhardt is so special, on the one hand, it is because Reinhardt's secrets are somewhat too shocking, beyond the threshold that Sonia can accept.

It's like other people's secrets are a pearl hidden under a mountain. Reinhard only exposed the top of a mountain, and the rest were all secrets.

The former's secret is probably just to prevent the pearl they hide from being snatched or stolen. There will be no negative impact in not exploring their secrets.

But the latter's secret may bring about serious harm, and even if it is not handled well, it is not impossible to cause enough losses to the Quaker gang itself.

This is no exaggeration. Reinhardt has been working under Sonia for so long. Sonia knows very well what his own abilities are. However, what Reinhardt has accomplished alone is completely beyond his ability. possible things to do.

It's okay to do this once or twice. Reinhard does this all the time, and he doesn't know about disguise and restraint at all. In other words, his so-called disguise and restraint can't hide it from Sonia's eyes at all.

Based on this, Sonia doubted whether there was an organization behind Reinhardt, and Reinhardt himself was a spy sent by this organization to monitor the Quaker gang, or whether the organization itself was involved in the Quaker gang. Any actions to be taken on the territory require Reinhardt's internal cooperation, but if you look at it this way, Reinhardt's own behavior seems a bit too stupid.

Judging from Reinhardt's past behavior, Sonia thinks it is a relatively reasonable guess that Reinhardt is in a relatively loose organization. This relatively loose organization does not assign too many specific tasks, but The purpose, that is, the core concept is probably unified. The organization should not restrict the activity and development of the members themselves, but rather provide necessary help.

Of course, this necessary help may come at a price, and members may have to do something for the organization in the future in return.

There may also be no cost. In this case, their main purpose and core concepts should be quasi-religious, belonging to the belief type. People of the same belief will help each other without paying much attention to compensation.

No matter what the situation is, for Sonia, Reinhard is an object that has to be paid close attention to. On the one hand, of course, the organization or religion behind the other party is too strong, and it can be completed with just a little help. There are so many things that are simply unbelievable and have to be watched out for.

Secondly, Reinhardt's character and behavioral style are likely to cause violent outbursts, and he is the type that will cause a big mess. This may be due to the influence of the organization or religion behind the other party, so he shows this kind of behavior. Some extreme and twisted character traits.

Regarding this situation, Sonia has been forced to pay attention to Reinhardt, and she is also secretly trying to find out the secrets Reinhardt hides, and figure out what he relies on, so that she can be as correct as possible in the future. Methods to deal with Reinhardt's various behaviors and various incidents he may cause.

Just when Sonia thought she had a better understanding of Reinhardt, knew some of his behavioral habits and personality traits, and had a better chance of managing this guy well, things broke out.

In fact, Sonia felt that she had to take some responsibility for this matter. In the situation at that time, although it seemed that she had no time to stop it, so she acquiesced, but in fact Sonia felt that she should have had the opportunity to control the situation. Pull her back and let her control the situation. As a leader, she should be able to do this.

The so-called acquiescence means knowing the causes and consequences in advance and not stopping the other party's actions with a certain tendency of encouragement.

The problem is that Sonia failed to do all this. She didn't know in advance why Reinhard wanted to attack Arthur. She also didn't know that Reinhard would be so bold to take over Zoran by force. In the hotel, Reinhard was about to take action, and Sonia received the news. At this time, Reinhard rushed to the main control room and killed people. The whole thing was too late to stop, and Sonia had to"tacitly agree" in the end..

The second attack and killing was not a question of tacit approval, it was a matter of Reinhardt completely disrespecting himself and not taking him seriously at all.

What Kleiber did was actually similar to Reinhardt's first attack. He also ran to negotiate with Arthur without his knowledge. Although the final result was good, the nature of his behavior was also different. The same is true of cutting first and playing later.

Although Sonia has always been relatively loose in managing her subordinates, giving them great trust and giving them a lot of room for free play, at this point, none of her subordinates know how to handle things, and they all act first and then tell them. It seems like Sonia as a leader also failed quite a bit.

Having said that, although the nature of what Kleiber and Reinhard did was the same, their purposes were completely different. Kleiber saw Arthur's ability and talent from Arthur's products, and based on the interests of the gang, abandoned Considering his personal gains and losses, he went to Arthur to discuss cooperation matters in a low profile, and the final decision on the matter rested with Sonia herself, that is, whether she would cooperate with Arthur or not, this matter still had to be decided by Sonia. Ya made his own decision. What Kleiber created was just an opportunity for Arthur to have an equal dialogue with himself. From this, it seemed that Kleiber was still somewhat measured in his actions.