Chapter 236: Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely

"Odysseus," Daniel called out, a hint of impatience in his voice, and he continued, "If we need more time to weaken the Hightower's authority, devise a plan to keep their situation in turmoil. Prevent them from stabilizing too quickly." Daniel issued his directive to Odysseus in a more measured tone, trying to maintain the advisor's dignity.

Odysseus fully comprehended Daniel's message. It had been over nine hours since the incident in 1.21 the previous night. Daniel was convinced that the Hightower, despite being cunning, would have formulated strategies to stabilize their predicament. He didn't want their operation to falter due to the Hightower's success in regaining control or maintaining their authority.