Before the other party had even started to make their move, Russell had already begun to scheme and arrange his tactics, catching them completely off guard.
He turned the tables, binding his "idol image" to Fujishe and reshaping it into an "ugly enemy that was easy to defeat."
He used a shorter logical chain—a more kind, beautiful, strong, smart, and easily victorious empathetic stance, preemptively capturing the most sensitive emotional receptors and combining them with the exciting points of the topic he had created.
As a result, those who would have blindly supported the opposition were effortlessly pulled over to Russell's side.
As for adults—unless they were the type that wanted no convenience for anyone and didn't want to advance even a small step in their petty interests, most were somewhat supportive of Fujishe. The existence of Fujishe signified "possibility."
