Twenty Seven Years Chapter 190

  Chapter 190 Discarding Achilles' heel

   Morais said this himself, which means that the split of the Equality Society will inevitably happen, and even the split between the two factions will not be good, there will be conflicts, and some people will bleed to death.

  One day, this group of young people who came together to make the world a better place began to kill each other. Let Francis and Chris see how sad it would be.

  Morais backed down step by step before, not wanting to make the relationship too rigid, leading to this point, because he was afraid that he would not be able to face Francis, Chris, and Boyne.

  Equality will become a mess if it doesn't get to him.

   But fate made it so, he had to make this decision under unimaginable pressure from others.

   "Still... a bit ruthless, isn't it?" On the way back, Morais didn't say a word, Verak asked.

   Morais, who was smoking, nodded.

"We have different perspectives, so we interpret this matter in different ways." Verac has his own ideas. He thinks that telling Morais will make him feel better. "In my opinion, the split of the Equality Council, We have to go through so many wrong paths, so many fumbles, and the deaths of Francis and Chris."

   "You think this and those are the same thing?" Morais didn't think so.

   "Of course." Verak sees clearly, "This is also a kind of growth. We must not only go on the right path, but also learn to let go of meaningless burdens."

   Morais became pensive, and lit the cigarette in his hand bit by bit.

After a long time, Morais came back to his senses, threw a long stick of cigarette ash out of the car, then smiled and let out a long sigh of relief: "You are right, this is something we must go through when we grow up. Treat them as meaningless burdens."

Verac would like to see Morais figured it out. Morais is fond of friendship, but he is not indecisive. As long as he is sure about things, nothing will go wrong: "Don't think that you will go downhill if you make equality, You, like several leaders before you, have made important contributions to the Equality Society."

   "I didn't expect to be encouraged by you." Morais smiled.

   "What? My identity is not worthy?" Verak also laughed.

   They gained little from this trip, but it was also great. Verac insisted that it is better to completely break away from Chloe's faction than to absorb them, so it is currently his most optimistic situation.

"That's not what it means." Morais shook his head, "I'm feeling fate. This period of time, these two years have been wonderful, there will always be miracles, and various unexpected things will happen, making it difficult to move forward Fortunately, we have come to the present safely..."

"These miracles, these coincidences, are all because we are lucky enough to see the hope of the world." Verak has created many miracles himself, and he knows what it feels like, "Seeing the light, so I can grit my teeth Persevere, dare to die, and sacrifice the small self to achieve the big self. It is only through succession and enthusiasm that everyone has created the present.”

"Yes... it's just not enough, we need to work harder." Morais lit another cigarette, took a deep breath, his eyes were deep, and seemed to be shining in the opaque compartment, "Continue to be firm We firmly believe in our ideals, the more the enemy fears, the stronger we become, and the stronger we become, the more the enemy fears."

When the meal time was approaching, the truck returned to the alley near the headquarters, and Morais took Verak around quietly again, and he almost fainted before entering the hotel, and went all the way from the underground passage to the casino. In the cafeteria on the first floor, I met Keating and Piaf who were just about to have lunch.

   "How was the talk?" After the four of them had finished eating and sat together, Keating looked at Morais.

   "Let Verac tell the story." Morais felt that Verak could express his current state of mind more completely, so he smiled slightly and bowed his head to eat.

Verac was still about to eat, but he had to put down the cutlery when Morais asked him to speak, and said to Keating and Piaf, "It's not pleasant, Chloe and the cadres of his faction still insist on their ideas, and don't We are unwilling to accept our views. In order to appease them, we pretended to agree with their ideas, and after the World Expo officially ends, we will promote the promulgation of new laws and systems with the government.”

   "It doesn't sound that simple." Keating sensed Morales' relaxed atmosphere. If the situation was really this bad, Imolees' character might not even be able to eat.

"You can't hide anything from you." Verak continued, "Although we still failed to agree with Chloe's faction in the end, we think this is the best result. They are so wrong, if we force them to tolerate them, it will only It drags us down and affects the people on our side. When it is broken, it is broken, and the best choice is to recognize reality and give up fantasy."

   This remark was the same as what Verac advocated for splitting in the previous meeting. Keating was most surprised that Morais did not refute this time: "Comrade Morais also agrees with this idea?"

"Yes." Morais said, "Verak said something that enlightened me. He said that splitting is also a kind of growth for the Equality Society. We must not only go on the right path, but also learn to discard meaningless things. load."

   "Senseless burden..." Piaf repeated the last few words.

  This is the most critical content, and it is also a fact that they urgently need to recognize.

  As long as you understand this, the problems that plagued the Morais faction will be solved.

"Since this is the case, there is no need to waste time with them. Let's calm down for now, and we will formally separate from them when we finish the plan." Morais said, "I will also hold a meeting with the cadres on this matter in the afternoon. , prepare for the separation in advance, so as not to get too entangled and still be inseparable for a while."

   "Morles is worth learning from." Verac said with a joking tone, "Once you recognize something, do it very decisively, and minimize the loss of time."

   "There is something in your words..." Morais said: "I was so persistent before for the overall situation, and I don't want to miss the possibility."

   "No, no." Verak laughed a few times and buried himself in his meal.

  After lunch, Morais went to check the work assigned in the morning, and at the same time, he was preparing for the meeting in the cadres in the afternoon about the formal decision and Chloe's clean-up.

  Keeting and Piaf took the first-term trainees of the five current teaching assistants to prepare for the third-term training work in half a day, and left half a day for the third-term students to hand over the work, and the class will officially start tomorrow.

  So they are still free and have nothing to do in the afternoon.

  Verak simply returned to the hotel with Keating.

"Do we want to recruit two hundred students for the third period?" On the way back, Verac asked about the situation of the training class. As the lecturer of "Equality", he will definitely go to assist Keating in giving a lecture tomorrow, so it is best to know a little bit first. Happening.

"It was originally planned like this, but I didn't expect that there were still many suitable candidates, and considering that comrades basically have tasks, it is not easy to adjust the time, so we simply use time as the first criterion. Whoever is free in a short time As far as the priority is arranged, more than 240 people have been screened out to participate in this training."

   "So many?" Veraker was very surprised. The number of people in this issue has not been reduced. "Fortunately, you have arranged five assistants, otherwise so many people will definitely not be able to handle it."

Keating patted Veraker on the shoulder: "At most, they just start off. Their understanding of many things is not very deep. You have nothing to do tomorrow, right? Leave me alone if you have something to do. Let me tell you about their training first." Let's talk when we're done."

"Don't worry, teacher, my priority now is definitely the training class, followed by the intelligence department." Verac didn't intend to let go of the training class work, let alone Keating asked him to stay this time. I have helped, and 80% of the time is that the workload is really so heavy that it is difficult for them to complete it alone.

"But don't be too tired." Keating lowered his voice, "Moles values ​​you very much, and after you rescue Boyin, you will gain his approval, and you will be able to stand firmly in the upper echelons of the Equality Society Follow your feet."

  Verak himself felt that he was highly valued by Morais as soon as he came back.

  Morais is bold in employing people, and he is extremely assured of him, and has adopted many of his important proposals. When he successfully captures the government building, the credit he has accumulated and his contribution will completely wipe away the bad impression left by him in the Equality Society.

"I said you are talented, you were born to do this, and you are destined to do some great things that ordinary people can't do." Keating seemed to be revealing what he meant, pointing out the direction for Veraker, "There is still a long way to go. Come, gold must shine like all other gold."

"Let's talk about it after the plan is over. We have to go to Dunman after we've been busy. I want to go to Pruman to visit that organization in person after going to Dunman." The schedule for the next half a year is fully booked, Verak Don't rush to think about some things.

   Keating smiled kindly, separated from Verak in the corridor on the fifth floor of the hotel, and the two went into their own bedrooms.

Half of the time in the morning was held in a depressing environment, and half of the time was spent in the bumpy truck. Verak was somewhat tired. He didn't take off his clothes when he went back, but just changed his shoes and fell directly on the bed. Take a light nap.

  In the afternoon, Verak went out to serve as an advisor to the intelligence department, continued to share experiences, answer their doubts, and use his real ability to once again convince some people in the Equality Association who had a slight suspicion of his past.

  Government Building, Rock Shriver's office.

  Rock Shriver sat with his feet on the desk, silently reading the last page of the original manuscript of "Equality" written by 'Chris'.

   This banned book that caused an uproar in Laizein is obviously not finished, because on the last page of this manuscript, there is still an unfinished chapter ten "How We Change".

   Staring at Chapter 10, which only had a title but no content, Rock Shriver smiled triumphantly.

  He finally found the weakness of the Equal Society in the long game.

   These fearless lunatics seem to have figured everything out. They are the most sober people in the age of ignorance, but in fact they don't even know how to change, and they are biting the bullet to fight against the government.

   "How to Change..." Rock Shriver loves the short, punchy chapter ten in its entirety.

  He admitted that this book is well written and very provocative, and it is simply the best weapon to divide the civilians and the government into opposite sides. But this book also has a fatal weakness, it is not finished, it is only half a book.

  The Equality Association took half a book to publicize, telling how the civilian government is heinous, but did not say that they are also confused, and they don't know what to do.

  If some method can be used to expose the Equality Association and let the mythological Equality Association in the hearts of the common people reveal its true colors, then this so-called chaotic party that has won the hearts of the people, is invincible, and will eventually win will lose its greatest support.

  Can this city still be an ocean to them?

   It's just going to be like a melting pot.

  How do they face the questioning of civilians?

  When civilians ask them how to change the status quo, they can't say anything. Isn't everything self-defeating?

Repeatedly looking at the desperate chapter title of the last chapter, Locke Shriver felt more and more funny. He thought that he could temporarily stop searching for banned books in the hands of ordinary people, let "On Equality" ferment again, and let equality be recognized in people's hearts again. Hold it higher.

   In this way, when he showed the original manuscript of "Theory of Equality" and questioned the Equality Association in public, they would fall off the altar and be backlashed by the people.

   "Dong dong dong." There was a knock on the door.

   "Come in." Locke Shriver glanced at the person coming, and then continued to read "Theory of Equality".

  The subordinate who entered the door reported to work: "Sir, the Equality Association has taken action in the past few days, and they are deliberately soliciting the background information of the reserve members."

   "Huh?" Rock Shriver put down the book, "Did you find out the reason?"

   "I don't know yet, they're just looking into it."

   "Interesting... Can't sit still..." Locke Shriver said to himself, "How is the speed of their investigation? Is it fast?"

  The subordinate replied: "It's pretty fast. It hasn't been long since the beginning, and almost 2,000 people have been investigated."

  Lock Shriver feels that Equality will investigate the background of potential members, which is more or less related to the formal recruitment. As long as Equality will take action, he will not be afraid of getting in: "Arrange more of our people, with a more mixed background, and keep an eye on the news of Equality."

"Yes."

   "How is that Ross? Is there any trick?" Locke Shriver remembered that there was another prisoner who kept a secret, because he was too stubborn, so he didn't wait in the interrogation room for the result.

   "I fainted several times, and I didn't move anything."

  Lock Shriver picked up "Theory of Equality" again: "Normal. Anyway, there is a breakthrough now, and we are not in a hurry, we will spend it with him slowly."

"Yes."

  Looking at the signature of "Theory of Equality", Locke Shriver suddenly thought of something. He looked out the window, and it was not too late: "What is Boyne of the Equality Society doing?"

   "Reading in the room."

   "Go and do your work." Locke Shriver sent his subordinates out, got up himself, and went to visit Boyin.

  (end of this chapter)

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