The communication between Wayne and Arthur was actually quite smooth.
After all, Arthur is not as violent as Namor.
If anything, Namor can be considered an anti-hero.
Arthur, on the other hand, is much simpler.
“Burning Hell and Higher Heaven?
You mean that the demonic crisis we are encountering now is all because of that burning hell?"
Arthur only listened to Wayne say a few words before asking.
Obviously he still lacks patience.
But this is human nature. Atlantis has been troubled by the problem of demons for a long time.
If there is no solution, Atlantis may have to move.
And Namor obviously would not agree to this.
Arthur was understandably anxious.
"Yes, there is no need to go into details about the power of the Burning Hell, and we don't need to consider those issues.
At least now there is no need to think about it.
For humans and Atlantis, corruption is the most important thing at the moment.
Although humans seem to have achieved some results on the subject of anti-corruption,
But I suggest not to have too high hopes.
After becoming a demon, your soul will change.
You should know what the power of the soul is."
Wayne was telling Arthur the information he knew very seriously.
He doesn't need to carry an oxygen tank now.
Although Arthur is not as skilled as Namor in controlling water,
But it can still be done by just creating a waterless environment in the water.
Although being a half-blood makes no difference to him in the water or on the shore,
But given the choice, Arthur still prefers a drier environment.
After living with humans for a long time, Arthur became more accustomed to their way of life.
"Then you came to me simply to determine the situation in Atlantis?
If that's your plan, maybe you should look for Namor instead of me.
I think you have some unexplained purpose?"
Arthur is just straightforward, but he is not stupid.
Perhaps his character can make many friends on the holy mountain of Harrogas.
"And I hope you can help us.
To be precise, it should be cooperation.
The Burning Hell is a consistent threat to all life.
In this case, Atlantis has no chance of staying aloof.
And I hope to form a team to face those possible problems together.
At least for now, it is unlikely that either humans or Atlantis will solve the problem of the Burning Hell alone."
Wayne was extremely serious at this time.
He was hiding some information, but he didn't intend to tell it directly if Arthur didn't ask.
If he spoke out about the Nephalem, he would be putting pressure on the Atlanteans.
"I can't agree to this directly.
After all, as the King of the Sea, I need to be responsible for my country.
Even if Namor could manage the country by himself,
But I won't leave everything to him.
It’s not that I doubt what he will do, it’s just that as the King of the Sea, I have to do it.”
Arthur is very frank.
This is the answer Namor wants to hear.
How could a king hand over his responsibilities to others?
Even if two people have equal status in Atlantis, they should not give up their part of the power!
"No problem, my coming here is not a formal visit.
This time I am just expressing my intention.
And if I have to say it, I can’t represent all mankind.”
Wayne didn't mean to lie.
During the time he lived on the sacred mountain of Halogas, Wayne was used to being straightforward.
Having the strength to do what you say and having the determination to do what you say are completely different things.
Wayne is very clear about his position this time.
Regarding the cooperation between humans and Atlanteans, he was just a matchmaker.
It is enough that the message and intention are delivered.
If all goes well, those who can make decisions on behalf of humanity will soon be purged.
At that time, cooperation will only be a matter of course.
As for cooperation-related negotiations, there are also dedicated people in charge.
What Wayne himself must achieve is to convince Arthur to join.
It wasn't that he couldn't sense Namor's power.
But he didn't know much about Namor.
Instead of rashly contacting someone you don't know well, you still need to risk offending the other person.
It's better to just do what you were prepared for from the beginning.
He had already learned about Arthur's situation from those on the coast.
This is a relatively easy guy to deal with.
In Wayne's opinion, persuading the other party is not that difficult.
"Although I really hope to get your answer now.
But unfortunately, there are still many things that I need to do on land.
I'm very happy about this meeting.
If you need any help, especially with supplies.
I think I can still be of help."
Wayne was already planning to say goodbye.
There was still one last step left for his meeting with Arthur.
Although diving into the deep sea with physical strength has shown his strength.
But this is still inferior to a show of force.
A powerful individual cannot make the other party value the overall force.
So Wayne has other plans.
To be continued...