The most powerful wizard in the magic world

At this moment, she was standing by the window of the conference room, overlooking the city, thinking about Gerling's next move. Since the last meeting, she had developed an indescribable hostility towards him. She felt that every decision made by Gerling was invisibly weakening her existence and her influence.

The sky gradually darkened, and the afterglow of the setting sun shone on her face, as if casting a mysterious glow on the plan she was about to embark on. She turned around gently, ready to return to her desk, but at this moment, Gerling walked in through the door. His usual confident smile hung on his face, which made Ligula's heart tighten.

"Ligura, what are you thinking about?" Gerlin asked as he walked in. His voice was gentle, but it contained a hint of subtle contempt.

"I'm thinking about the next strategy." Ligula suppressed the hostility in her heart, smiled slightly, and tried to keep her tone calm.

"What a coincidence, me too. You know, we need to cooperate to win this game." Gerling walked closer, his eyes sharp, as if he wanted to see through her inner thoughts.

"Really?" Ligula pretended to be relaxed. "I think everyone has their own ideas, and they may not necessarily be completely consistent."

Gerlin raised his eyebrows, smiling as if not minding her resistance. "Of course, each of our own ideas are important, but unity can make us a stronger force. After all, the world outside is not simple."

Ligula's heart sank. She was sensitive to the fact that although Gerling's words were cleverly concealed, their actual intention was a hidden threat. She calmly analyzed that she must not show weakness easily in the face of such a person.

"I agree that the world outside is complex and unpredictable, but I think that if we want to gain a foothold in it, we must first be clear about our position." Ligula looked directly at Gerlin, trying to convey her determination.

At this time, Gerlin was slightly stunned, and then showed a thoughtful expression. "Standpoint? Everyone's stance is indeed different, but I believe that the strong will always find opportunities to cooperate with each other."

"The basis of cooperation is mutual trust." She couldn't help but retort, "And there doesn't seem to be such trust between you and me."

"So what are you going to do?" Gerlin walked slowly to the window, overlooking the city as the night deepened. He did not immediately respond to Ligula's question, which made Ligula even more alert.

"I will look for opportunities to showcase my abilities and let everyone see my value." Her voice was firm and her intentions were strong.

"Ability? In this team, there has to be a difference in ability." Gerlin turned around, a hint of curiosity in his eyes, "Who do you think has more advantages, you or me?"

Ligula clenched her hands, thinking to herself that the opportunity had finally come. "I believe that the real strength of a team lies in its diversity, not in a single individual. Perhaps we can achieve greater success by complementing each other's expertise."

"That sounds good." Gerling nodded with interest. "But before that, you have to prove to everyone that you are more suitable to lead this team than me."

"I'm not afraid of competition." A hint of fighting spirit flashed in Ligula's eyes. "As long as you give me a fair chance, I will let everyone see my ability."

Gerling smiled provocatively. "Well, I'll keep a close eye on your performance. I hope you can surprise us as you said."

As the words came to an end, Gerlin turned and left the meeting room, leaving Ligula alone to think. She was furious. Facing this insidious and intelligent opponent, she had to be fully prepared.

In the following days, Ligula secretly observed Gelling's actions, trying to find his weaknesses. She worked several hours more than other team members every day, trying to make her performance not to be underestimated.

One day, when she was sorting files in the data room, she accidentally found a private data report of Gerling. After seeing the contents of the report, she felt like she had grasped an important clue and was secretly delighted. So she decided to use this information to seek an opportunity to defeat Gerling in the team meeting.

On the day of the meeting, Ligula was a little nervous. In the meeting room, Gerling had already been sitting there, acting calm and composed. He looked as if everything was under control. Ligula took a deep breath and decided to stir up the situation first.

"I think we need to re-examine the market environment to see if there are any factors that can be changed." Ligula spoke first with a firm look in her eyes.

"That's a good idea indeed." Gerling said with a smile, "However, we have already made a corresponding plan. If there are no special circumstances, we can stick to it."

"If you have confidence, I certainly have no objection. But I have noticed that our competitors' strategies have changed significantly recently. If we don't take the initiative to adjust, we will probably fall behind." Ligula was respectful, but every word she said was firm.

The atmosphere in the conference room was slightly tense, and other members looked sideways, surprised to see Ligula taking the initiative. Gerlin obviously didn't expect her to challenge him in such an occasion, and a hint of surprise flashed in his eyes.

"Ligula, your point of view is very interesting. Let us hear your specific ideas." Gerlin raised the corners of his mouth slightly, concealing the fluctuations in his heart.

Ligula seized the opportunity and gradually expanded her analysis, detailing the changes in the market and the response strategies. As she went deeper, the audience became more and more interested, and some even began to take notes.

"Yes, we should consider the feasibility of this plan." The manager sitting in the corner interrupted.

Hearing this, Gerling's smile gradually disappeared, and a depressed look began to appear on his face. He knew very well that he needed to take the initiative in this contest, but it seemed that he could not effectively refute it at the moment.

"Thank you for your suggestion, Ligula. We will seriously consider it." Gerling's tone became cold, and he was obviously unwilling to admit that he was being suppressed.

Ligula was secretly delighted. Indeed, the situation in this duel was already very subtle. She tried hard to hide her pride and continued to stick to her point of view.

“I believe that the strength of a team comes from everyone’s participation and contribution, not a single leader.” Ligula strongly conveyed her belief at this moment.

The meeting progressed further under her leadership, and in the end, Gerling had to implicitly accept her point of view and said that he would re-evaluate the current strategy.