Twenty Seven Years Chapter 226

Chapter 226 Singing

Boin and Morais remained motionless in the pose of asking the price as if they had turned into sculptures.

Keating repeated: "The gold is worth two hundred million gold grams."

"Two to two hundred million."

"Two hundred million..."

Boyin came from a good background, and Morais had seen big scenes, but they still couldn't believe it when they heard the astronomical figure of 200 million gold grams.

A few months ago, Verak helped them earn nearly tens of millions of gold grams from various places by selling information about the Thomas family. Such a sum of money alone has allowed their development to grow rapidly, from a small organization being chased by the government to a force that can fight against it head-on.

Now they are ushering in a new period of development. No one can imagine what kind of behemoth they will grow into with a huge wealth that is 20 times more than that at that time.

"Let me ask first, what do you plan to use this money for?" Boyin calmed down and asked the most important question first.

When Keating and Veraker took the initiative to explain this secret, he basically knew it in his heart, but before he was personally acknowledged, linking this money to the Equality Council would easily arouse the resentment of others.

"Of course it is used to help the development of the Equal Society." Keating's words made Boyin feel relieved, "The gold does not belong to me, I just transfer it for Ravel, and Ravel is dead, so these are exploitations. I think it is most suitable for the common people's wealth to be placed in the hands of the Equality Association to realize an equal world."

"Thank you..." Boyin admired Keating very much. After all, faced with such a large amount of wealth, few people would choose to give it up. "You could have kept it yourself."

"If I didn't meet Verak and I got out of prison through other means, then I would keep it to myself." Keating did not forget to put the credit on Verak.

Verak waved his hand.

"After two years, I'm afraid there will be some accidents with the stored gold. You can bring more people there." Because the civil war broke out in Dunman earlier, the Equality Society has not yet established a site there. It is difficult for human power to gain a firm foothold there, so they decided to let them bring more people there, and by the way, they can gradually settle down there and establish a branch of the Equality Association.

"Not for the time being." Keating declined Boin's kindness. "Recently, Laizein's blockade is very tight. We have more people traveling and it is easy to attract attention. The same is true at Dunman's side. The gold matter is too big. The more careful you are, the less you disturb others, the better. So first, Verak and I will go there, and we will contact you when we have clarified the situation."

"That's fine." Boyin thought for a while, and this is indeed the truth.

Any force with 200 million gold grams will be jealous. Once they alarm the local people in Dunman and make the local forces aware of the existence of gold, then don't even think about snatching the gold back from the other party when they are so far away. .

The matter of gold requires extremely careful investigation, and only after a careful plan can it be arranged to be shipped back or used elsewhere.

"I believe in your abilities. As long as the gold is still there, you will be able to settle properly." After two months of contact, Morais was very relieved of the two.

On the one hand, Verac and Keating complement each other, on the other hand, they trust each other extremely, and have cultivated an extremely rare tacit understanding.

The matter of gold can only be won if the two of them cooperate.

"Don't worry." Verak began to talk about the plan of the trip, "After we finish the gold matter, we will go to Pruman again to learn about the organization there and learn their advanced theories."

"This is better. If we can make up for the shortcomings in funds and theory, we really don't have too many headaches." Boin has no objection to Verak's arrangement after the gold is settled.

Morais asked: "Then when do you plan to leave?"

"Wait for us to get through this most difficult period of time." Verak said.

"You don't have to worry here. Each of our cadres is excellent and can be alone. And while Morais was formulating a plan to attack the government building, he also had some ideas for the follow-up countermeasures. Next, our The job is to implement these ideas." Boyne told the two not to worry.

"Well, it may be a few days before we set off." Keating clarified the time.

"The weather will be colder in a few days, but there is really no way. We can't wait until the weather gets warmer in April and May before setting off. Then I will work hard for you. We are far away in a foreign country. We can't help you with many things. We need You adapt accordingly," Morais said.

Keating nodded, smiling: "I am from Dunman, and I used to live in the Old South, so there are still some contacts there. Whether it is to settle down or inquire about news, it will be much easier. You don't have to worry."

"Well, I wish you a smooth trip in advance." After the meal, Boyin got up, "Moles and I are going to see Rock Shriver, do you want to go together?"

Verak was also captured by Locke Shriver, and he sent him to Daymans Prison alone. These few days happened to be relatively free and he had nothing to do. He readily accepted Boyin's invitation and went with Keating to meet his old opponent.

In the temporarily remodeled cell on the side of the factory, Rock Shriver was honored to be the first person captured by the Equality Society.

"Are you still used to living here?" In front of the surveillance door, Boyne, Morais, Veraker, and Keating looked at Rock Shriver who was curled up inside and shivering.

Lock Shriver fell a lot, and because he couldn't get used to the food here, and didn't get special treatment, he was hungry all day, and he was sleeping wrapped in a quilt with his back to the door: "Think...how..."

"If you don't look up to see who is coming?" Boyin asked close to the window.

"Heh..." Locke Shriver turned around, and when he saw the person coming, his face was full of shock, "Chris... Keating?! You really came back... I knew it..."

"Does he not know yet?" Verac asked Morais.

Morais shook his head and looked at this enemy who could no longer dominate with a smile: "I have been kept in the dark, you can tell him yourself."

"Actually, I'm not Chris." Verak stood forward and explained his true identity to Rock Shriver, "Comrade Chris died a long time ago, I just look the same as him, and I joined him by chance. Equality will."

"Are you kidding me..." Locke Shriver was angry because he was locked up here and was teased by the other party with a bad joke.

"You are locked up here, do you think it is necessary for me to lie to you?" Verak smiled, "Think about me and Carmine from the Thomas family..."

Lock Shriver's face was gradually stunned again, and he found that equality would be much more complicated than he imagined. During this period of time, he has not found their key point, and has been deeply involved in irrelevant things from beginning to end.

"I see..." Rock Shriver was discouraged, leaning against the cold wall in a daze.

"It's quite emotional to think about it. A few months ago, Boyin and I were held in your hands, and the whole equality would be in jeopardy..." Veraker was also very surprised. A few months ago, he was the same as Rock Shriver, and he could not have imagined Until they meet.

"That's right." Morais remembered something, called a comrade who was in charge of guarding Rock Shriver, and brought a book, "I found this from him when I was arresting him."

Verak took a look at the book. It was the "On Equality" that he had brought with him when he wanted to flee Lazein with money: "This is... the original edition, written by Chris himself. theory of equality."

"Is this the book?" Several people gathered around.

Villac turned to the last page of "Theory of Equality", where he was confused and wrote the tenth chapter titled "How We Change" for Chris.

Time flies, half a year has passed, and he finally has the idea to continue writing for Chapter Ten.

"How do we change..." Verak read the heavy words softly, "Fight first, take back the right to change the world, and take it back to everyone's hands. By that time, we will have the power to truly decide ourselves After learning about future capabilities, we will naturally see the answer.”

January 11

It has been seven days since the attack on the Breci government building that shocked the world and the forced end of the World Expo.

Lazer's tense atmosphere was relieved a little.

Obviously, the government building has been repaired, and the people continue their life as before.

In the dark, a single spark may not have started a prairie fire, but the seeds of resistance, deciding one's own destiny, maintaining one's dignity, and truly living, no longer reconciled to being oppressed, have been planted in everyone's heart, and some are still alive. Germinate slowly, and some have grown into towering trees.

Equality has accumulated strength for several months, and after shouting out to the world, it is waiting for an answer.

In another factory in the North District, an abandoned factory building was temporarily transformed into a small hall.

Boyne, the president of the Equality Association, led Morais, Verac, Keating, Piaf, Charles, Nord, Diaz, Murphy, Rabin, Andrew, Menno, Barnett and other cadres Gather here.

Ross, who recovered to a certain extent after a week of recuperation, also came to the scene.

Sit together with many workers and young people who have betrayed their original camp and joined the revolutionary cause, their eyes are shining, and they are calmly watching the center of the auditorium.

There, a choir pulled up by Elizabeth is accompaniment and under the lights, singing the Internationale, which Ross finished composing on the hospital bed.

Passionate, full of passionate music sounded.

Solemn and solemn.

"Arise, hungry and cold slaves. Arise, suffering people all over the world. The blood of the heart is boiling, to fight for the truth!"

"The old world is in ruins, slaves get up, get up! Don't say we have nothing, we want to be the masters of the world!"

Elizabeth led the singing, and the people present heard the real Internationale for the first time.

"This is the final struggle, unite until tomorrow. Internaxonal must achieve it!"

"This is the final struggle, unite until tomorrow! International will definitely come true!"

Magnificent songs were sung.

Everyone felt their bodies go numb, and their blood was surging for the truth.

Verak straightened his back, and his eyes turned red when he heard the song.

What touched him even more was that this poem preserved by Chris was finally sung by his lover Elizabeth.

He believes that Chris must be able to hear the song.

"There has never been a savior, nor do we rely on immortal emperors. To create the happiness of mankind, we all depend on ourselves!"

“We want to recapture the fruits of labor and let our thoughts break out of the cage. Quickly burn that furnace to red, and we can succeed by striking while the iron is hot!”

Elizabeth on the stage devoted herself to singing, and sang with the improvised choir, which was not superb, but unparalleled in emotion and honesty.

Boyin, Morais and others listened, raised the corners of their mouths, and tears rolled down.

"This is the final struggle! Unite until tomorrow! Internaxonel must make it happen!"

"Are you going to leave?" After the Internationale finished, Verac and Keating were about to leave Laizein and head to the Old South Treaty, the capital of the United States of Dunman. Rose, who was still relatively weak, looked at Verak carrying the suitcase that had been prepared, and asked with some reluctance.

"Yes, this trip will not only go to Dunman, but also to Pluman, and it should take several months to come back." Verak let Rose sit down when he was about to get up, "You really didn't disappoint me, your composition The song is so good, I was in tears just now."

Ross nodded.

"You take a good rest, and I hope that when I come back, I can see you alive and well." Verac patted Rose on the shoulder, looked at Elizabeth who came down from the stage, "Elizabeth, thank you for your best singing , I think Chris must have heard the singing."

Elizabeth didn't seem to get out of the singing, and she was quite excited: "I want to thank you too, Verak."

"Why don't you take us with you, it's too dangerous for you and Mr. Keating to go there." Nord, Diaz, and Murphy also came to Verac to see him off.

"You are more needed here, and remember what I said? You need to bring out the greatest value." Verak looked at the three of them one by one with gentle eyes, "After we leave, you should keep learning. Especially you , Nord, learn to read well."

"Don't worry." Nord smiled awkwardly, "I have learned a lot during this time, and I promise to meet your requirements when you come back."

Villac looked at Diaz and Murphy with a smile: "Murphy, you have to grow up well. Diaz, take care of them both."

"clear!"

"Do not worry."

Finally, Verac waited until Boyne and Morais came over.

"I've said my advice many times, so I won't waste time repeating it here." Boin solemnly shook hands with Veraker and Keating, "I believe you will be able to complete the task, and I will wait for your good news. "

"Is there anything we can't help you so far, please remember to contact other sites we have established abroad, and remember that you are never alone." Morais embraced the two.

Other workers who have been with Verac and Keating for a period of time, and the cadres of the Equality Association, all offered their most sincere wishes.

Walak watched everyone in the auditorium stand up for them, looking forward to their glorious return for several months, and once again couldn't help but burst into tears: "Wait for our good news."

Keating smiled lightly, and handed the kerchief to Veraker.

Verak waved his hand and didn't take it, letting the tears flow.

He deeply loves the Equality Society, this group of small but great comrades, and the world they all look forward to.

Many things have changed.

He is no longer the muddle-headed man in the slums. He takes all the people he trusts and embarks on a great journey.

"Okay, let's go." Verak said goodbye for a long time and didn't stay any longer. He helped Keating carry the luggage and walked out of the auditorium together.

Boin, Morais and others all stood in the auditorium, and did not go out to see them off, but only cast their confident eyes.

After walking more than ten meters outward, Veraker suddenly remembered something. He stopped and turned around. Looking at the familiar faces, he shouted to them: "We will win in the end!"

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(end of this chapter)

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