Twenty Seven Years

  Chapter 287 The people are enemies too

  The Equality Association has never encountered such an excellent opportunity.

  They learned from Joseph that the government is currently preparing to form a joint army with Wellland to go on an expedition to the Bash Empire in order to protect Wellland's colonial interests in the Nile region and interrupt the rise of Bash.

In this way, if the Equality Association and Joseph jointly forged to be wiped out, or retreated to other places for development, Francois can safely send the army to go out, and the government's forces can be easily contained, making it easier to control Lezein. .

Coupled with the fact that Francois is arguing with the parliament in order to restore the monarchy and dictatorship; since he attacked government buildings and established hundreds of sub-stations in major cities at home and abroad, the Equality Association has begun to have an influence; Key theoretical knowledge, Winston and others who are the most promising to explore the direction of the new world.

   Now it can be said that everything is ready.

  Everything that the Equality Club needs is ready, and the government is at its weakest.

   Missing this opportunity, I don’t know when I can hope to change all this again.

  Everything needs only one fuse.

   That's Pierceel's assassination.

  Once he dies, all aspects can be operated intensively, which means that the Equality Association officially sounded the clarion call to counterattack.

  In the small conference room, Morais, Diaz, and Adel gathered around the floor plan of Laizein to study the plan to assassinate Pissel.

"Joseph told me about Pissel's situation last night. Pissel's only regular trip is to go to the government building for a regular meeting every morning, and the rest of the time travel is very random. When he travels during the day, he is led by Joseph's cavalry regiment." A guard platoon followed, and when they were resting at the station at night, their vigilance would be relaxed on the surface, but in fact the defense force had been strengthened to a certain extent." Adel repeated the information Joseph disclosed to him last night.

   "There is only one guard platoon?" Diaz felt that something was wrong, "Is it too small for a person of his status?"

   Morais didn't speak, waiting for Adel to answer.

"I asked Joseph the same thing last night, and he said that it is indeed a little less, but it is impossible for Pissel to take hundreds of people everywhere. Forces are deployed in every street, forming an impenetrable network. Rather than saying that the guard platoon is protecting him, it is better to say that he has built the entire Laizein into his own safe zone." Adel said.

"Now Pissel has completely taken over the defense of Leizein, and let the Guards Corps fully assist them. Two Guards regiments are enough for us to have a headache. Now add two Light Infantry regiments, as well as highly mobile cavalry. The regiment is deployed in many places for flexible support, it is difficult for us to assassinate, and it is even more difficult to escape after the assassination." Morais folded his arms and stared at the deployment of the regiment they had recently observed on the map.

  The streets on the map are intricate, and there are densely packed dots among them.

   Each of these dots represents a troop, and the slightly larger ones of different colors represent company-level troops and cavalry troops respectively.

  If you want to bypass this group of troops, you can't have too many people, but it's hard for a few people to deal with Pissel's guard platoon. Even if there is a way to kill Pissel, excessive movement will attract the attention of the surrounding patrolling troops, and the cavalry will come over after a little longer, so there is almost no possibility of safe evacuation.

   It seems that there are only two choices before them.

  Either the assassination team is prepared to sacrifice, or try to operate at night.

   "Do you have any good ideas?" Morais asked the two.

"He must die, but it's not worth sacrificing ourselves for such a rotten person, so maybe we can try to consider moving at night. The defense force is stronger at night, and the night will make it easier for us to evacuate." Adel was eager for revenge, but he also Don't want to die together.

Diaz shook his head and disagreed with Adel's idea: "Even with the cover of night, we can't dispatch on a large scale because of the curfew. So in the end, we have the same number of people we can send out, and of course we should take advantage of its defensive strength during the day Assassination is most suitable when it is weak."

   "Then how to retreat?" Adel asked.

  "I don't know, but if this is the only way to ensure the success of the assassination, it doesn't matter whether you can leave alive." The retreat is related to himself, not whether he can successfully assassinate Pissel. Among the two, Diaz is more concerned about whether the Equality Society can successfully carry out the subsequent plans.

   "Do you have any ideas?" Seeing Diaz's face of death, Adel gave up communicating with him and turned to Morais to find the best of both worlds.

Morais pondered: "My thinking is similar to that of Adel. When I'm not really desperate, I never consider sacrificing anyone. In addition, Boyin didn't set a time limit for us, but no matter what, this matter is too late. The sooner the better. I privately set a three-day time limit for us, three days to get rid of Pissel at any cost."

   "When I went to see him tonight, I asked him if he is from the cavalry regiment, if he can provide us with some convenience in the assassination." Seeing that there is currently no good assassination plan, Adel plans to ask Joseph for help.

   "No need." Morais refused resolutely, "asking him for help will only make him underestimate us, thinking that if we are equal, we will not even be able to kill an individual, and he will not dare to make any sacrifices."

  The Equality Association wants to win over Joseph, and the most important thing is to show their strength. They have no strength. Even if Joseph wanted to do something meaningful, he would choose to give up because of caution.

   "...Okay." Adel was moved by the uniform performance of Morais, Diaz, and even the Equal Society.

"Diaz, call Charles over later, we need more support from the intelligence department. Besides, I think, to break the deadlock, we can't just focus on one point, although we did only kill one person. If you can see the overall situation and stir up the situation in the entire Laizein, then maybe there will be some flaws on Pissel's side, and we will leave it to us." Morais expanded his perspective to seek a solution Method.

"Then Joseph and I will change the words. In my own name, I don't want to see you make unnecessary sacrifices and ask him for help." Adel thought for a while and said, "Of course...this is also my true thought. After all I can completely give up my plan to kill Pissel with my own hands, and just watch you die."

Morais was silent for a few seconds: "If he makes a move now, if he is found out, our plan will be shattered directly, so let's solve it by ourselves. This is just the beginning, and it is far from the point where we really can't think of a way." the point."

"…it is good."

   "I'm going to find Comrade Charles." Diaz got up and left.

   "Did you also serve as a soldier?" Adel could feel the breath of Morais.

"That's right." Morais said, "I feel the same thing about you and Pisel. The soldier is most afraid that the people above will not take his own life, let alone a direct murderer like Pisel." You only want to have greater military exploits for yourself."

  Adel sighed with a wry smile: "Have you ever encountered it?"

"Maybe? I don't know. I was just a small squad leader at the time, and I couldn't have known about such a thing. If I am of this level and background, if I am calculated, I will die. I don't know how to die. Morais shook his head.

"Too…"

   "By the way, haven't you thought about joining the Equality Association? Are you going to keep in touch with us in this capacity?" Morais threw an olive branch to Adel.

  Adel was stunned.

  He really didn't think about this matter carefully, he has been thinking about how to avenge Pissel, how to help the Equality Society and Joseph maximize the benefits. What should one's own destination be? This question seems to be too close to be ignored.

   "I don't know what I think. It seems that such an organization is needed, and it seems that I am used to being free and undisciplined." Adel was rarely confused.

  Moles didn't try to win over: "It's still a long time, equality will welcome you to join at any time."

   "Okay." Adel agreed.

  —

  In another small meeting room, Keating, Veraker, Nord, Murphy, and Winston gathered together.

  Because it will take some time to open the factory, Verac brought Winston over to see if he could help Keating and the others set up a club school.

"Boyin hopes that the club school can cultivate all kinds of talents for the equality society, so before we establish it, we must gather teachers who can teach various aspects. If this is solved, the rest should not be a problem." Ji Ting has experience in running training classes. In his opinion, since it is a school, teachers are the most important thing. With teachers, everything is there.

"At present, we have a lot of talents in the Equality Association. In the afternoon, Murphy and I compiled a list of talents for you to review. If you see that there are suitable ones, we can go directly to the president to approve the application for transfer. Anyway, our current task priority is very high. .” Nord said.

   "Approve another office for Mr. Keating, he doesn't even have a place to work." Verac helped to get better conditions for Keating.

  Keating chuckled when he heard that Veraker cared about his office environment, feeling very relieved.

  Nord raised his eyebrows: "Sure, Murphy and I both have offices, how could Mr. Keating not have one."

   "Mr. Keating, besides finding a teacher, do you need to make other preparations?" Murphy asked.

"No more, son." Keating looked at Murphy who wanted to do something, "The work between us and Veraker is not difficult. As long as the members of the club provide help, we can do it without hindrance. It is really challenging. The three core missions are the assassination of Pissel, propaganda to the army, and control of Laizein."

"In fact, I personally think that if we are not in a hurry here, we should concentrate on completing the three core tasks first, but I can understand the president's thoughts. Time is running out and we must move forward in every aspect. There is no other way when there is a shortage of talents." Nord wants to fight on the front line with other comrades, and personally avenge the students he sacrificed.

   "Isn't this the reason why we need to establish it in the first place? We are short of talents, and we will only lack more in the future. This task is equally important." Keating said.

  Nord nodded: "You are right."

   "Teacher, do you think we've made a solid move to the point where we're about to try to control Laizein?" Verak asked.

   "What do you think?" Keating always threw the question back to Veraker, letting him think for himself first.

   "I think we have almost done everything we should and can do, but it is still difficult to control Laizein, and then use Laizein to control Bresci."

Keating was not surprised: "Of course it is difficult. To control a country, it would be difficult for any force to change. The powerful and powerful are tricky. Their background is far beyond our imagination. It is the most difficult thing in the world to shake and subvert their rule. One. The people are selfish, they support us in doing this, but they will not stand up and stand with us easily, they just wait to enjoy the fruits of victory and cheer to survive better. We are alone, the rich and the people alike They won't understand us. The world is complicated, and you can't explain it clearly in a few words, but you can explain it clearly in a few words..."

  The public is selfish, which made everyone here feel harsh and profound.

really.

  They have fought for so long and have been fighting for the equality of the people, but the vast majority of the people still have not twisted with them.

   Otherwise, if tens of millions of people unite together, who can resist it? powerful? How many are they? Can the rules they make really influence others?

  “However, there are still many people who are willing to join our Equality Association, and many children take the risk to help us with publicity, and they also encourage us during street fighting.” Murphy mentioned.

   "Yes." Keating admitted, "selfishness is the nature of human beings, which is understandable, and it is also the means by which the powerful can disintegrate a huge group with very little force, and let them be used and enslaved by themselves."

   Most of the people in the Equality Association are selfless and dedicated. They seem to be not only on the opposite side of the powerful, but also have a completely different perception from the people.

   Keating put forward this concept to make everyone ponder.

"So what we're doing is not just fighting the battle for equality against the rich and powerful, but also fighting against the selfishness of the people. They are all our enemies, and they all need to be defeated by us. We want the means of production of the powerful and powerful Take it away, create a society where everyone is equal, without distinction or confrontation, and strip away the selfishness of the people, so that they can live a life of letting go of their guards and helping each other, and have new pursuits beyond survival." Keating Said.

   "Launch a battle against the people to eliminate selfishness..." Verac thought thoughtfully, suddenly feeling powerless, "Even the people are our enemies..."

"It's complicated, but you'll understand it someday." Keating is still kind. He has seen too many despicable, cunning, and selfish people, but it is Wei Wei who is a little confused now who taught him to expect them. Rucker, "Don't expect anything from the people and don't lose faith in them."

  (end of this chapter)