People in Terra, governing a bizarre little country

"Everyone, you're here to support me and oppose Ernst's abolition of the family system, right?

""

The audience remained silent, even quieter than before.

Guro suddenly felt a little flustered; the confident smile on his face gradually froze, and his voice became much softer.

"You're here to support me, right?"

"no!"

Suddenly someone shouted.

Immediately, the entire square responded to the call.

"no!"

"no!"

"no!"

In an instant, Guro's brain went blank.

With a somewhat pitying look in her eyes, Hinterlea followed and walked out, pressing her hands to maintain order while glancing at Guluo's profile.

Sometimes she felt that the Sherag people were really amazing, especially people like Guluo.

What were you thinking, daring to ask such a question? Don't you know who you're talking to?

Do you no longer care about anyone on this planet?

PS: I took a day off yesterday to watch the new story in Chapter 15. Overall, there weren't any major plot twists. The Originium's setting and ultimate goal weren't too different from what I expected. The main issue was that Prisoner's character was a bit abstract. It's hard to imagine that she lost 10 times in Chapter 15, her first appearance in the main storyline. She was tortured by the two Tessa, tortured by Hakimi, held off by the rabbit, and even had the Doctor say, "I will never forgive you!" I can only say that this is the first time I've seen someone lose so badly on their own turf. It's hard to imagine that after all the buildup, her final performance was so poor, with her only positive result being defeating her own cat. Yostar was also a classic case of being invincible in the previous civilization, but her performance was extremely poor, even less imposing than Agor and Ananna. Losing, losing, losing!

Chapter 1047 A Discussion of Civilization: Is Survival a Journey of Inheritance or an Enduring Legacy?

Shelag, Tukarim, Shelag Government Building, Conference Hall.

Ernst is holding an emergency meeting.

The purpose, of course, is to address the “conflict” that occurred outside the government building today.

The conflict resulted in no casualties, proving that the sweating Guro had done nothing wrong. The situation was under control before Actos was awakened and rushed to the scene.

Ernst didn't even show up; he was meeting with several other ministers to design the Explorers perimeter, draft traffic videos, and discuss how to cooperate with Kalan on trade.

Government employees certainly can't do this kind of business openly. The reason Aktos can open a meat processing plant is purely because no one here really treats him as an employee; they don't even invite him to meetings.

Ernst only learned of this after the meeting had adjourned. (Lu 9) (III 6)

What could Ernst say?

Sometimes he really does come up with a bit of a dilemma, both laughing and crying.

This General Guro is really treating him like some weird little country. This is a coup d'état, you know? You're just swaggering over here in broad daylight, are you going to do a live broadcast for the whole of Terra to see?

Ernst couldn't even imagine how those people who used him as news material every day would react when they heard this news!

The new generation's internet sensation, who returned to China three days ago, was suddenly forced to a coup. It sounds pretty shocking, but hopefully Kester and the others won't laugh themselves silly when they find out what really happened.

They were quite old, so there's not much to congratulate them on. Let's just wish them a peaceful burial.

"Although this incident ultimately did not have any serious consequences, I still have to criticize certain people!"

Sitting on the podium, Ernst, unusually, couldn't hold back any longer:

"Some of our cadres mishandle their family affairs, allowing personal feelings to supersede national interests. They not only turn a blind eye to the bad things their subordinates do, but they even condone their misbehavior, pushing them to the brink of crime. This is unacceptable, must not be done, and must not be repeated."

Sitting next to Ernst, Holhaia, his secretary, glanced at him with some surprise.

This was the first time she had ever heard Ernst swear.

But it makes sense. Ernst planned so much and worked so hard for so long. He had a meeting with a large group of people as soon as he got to work in the morning to seek development opportunities for Sherag. But when he opened the door, he found that his house had almost been robbed.

It's really hard to keep that up.

But he couldn't really get very angry. After all, Holhaya knew that Ernst's recent schemes were a bit too high-end. Whether it was Londinium, the Year Beast, or the Star Picking Project and Stargate Exploration, each of these events could be said to indirectly affect the entire land. In comparison, although the things that Guro did were very unexpected, his jumping around seemed a little cute in the face of that bunch of extremely troublesome things.

For Ernst, it felt like the absurdity of being able to easily defeat an old lich after defeating the N18 Demon Rabbit and then seeing Viktor take down an old lich with three shots.

I haven't even used any strength yet, why did you fall down?

So politics is this simple? Is this the thrill of emptying your mind and crushing opponents with sheer numbers?

As for Holhaya, although Ernst swore, it was still a serious meeting, and as the person in charge of taking meeting minutes, she still had to be careful when writing the minutes.

She had already memorized Ernst's usual style of speaking in meetings, and immediately recorded it as he did: Four

The meeting pointed out that a small number of comrades have improper attitudes, harbor privileged thoughts, practice nepotism, tacitly approve and condone subordinates seeking personal gain, and hurt the feelings of the people. They should be given a high degree of warning.

Ernst glanced at Actos and saw that his face was ashen, and sighed inwardly.

These days were hell for Actos as well.

First, his father passed away, then his daughter became hostile, and although his wife was considering reconciliation, nothing was decided yet. His family, which had lasted for thousands of years, was destroyed in his hands, and his subordinates, taking advantage of his drunkenness, caused such a huge incident. Now he's being criticized without being named in a meeting, and might even receive another warning from the god Yeragand when he gets back.

Even for someone as thick-skinned as Actos, this series of blows was a bit too heavy.

Even Jeston said he was extremely depressed, otherwise he wouldn't have drunk himself into a stupor last night.

Although he drinks regularly, it doesn't affect his morning "border patrol".

To be fair, Ernst didn't really want to force Actos to his death. Although Xiong Ge wasn't very useful in many ways, the so-called progress of society is to give those who are not "useful" the right to live, isn't it?

So Ernst softened his tone and said slowly:

"I also know that leading cadres are human beings and cannot go through life without making mistakes, but there is one thing we must firmly remember: we must never make mistakes of principle, because those mistakes can be fatal."

Holhaya was also typing on her keyboard, simultaneously recording the meeting outline:

The meeting emphasized that all departments and leading cadres must firmly establish a red-line mentality, adhere to bottom-line thinking, and ensure that they maintain a clear mind in the face of major issues of principle, uphold principles, and perform their duties in accordance with regulations, laws, and the law.

Actos kept his head down, but he still nodded.

This shows that he has at least not really fallen into a state of depression where he is unwilling to even communicate.

Ernst's consolation ended there.

He was indeed a soft-hearted person, but once he made up his mind, he would definitely do it. Dissolving the three major families was inevitable. Some might say that with the progress of the times, the three major families would eventually become just a "name," but Ernst didn't even want to leave behind that name.

Because becoming a "nominal name" is only one possibility. More likely, it will lead to the creation of one aristocratic family after another. As long as they exist, they will always leave hidden dangers for future generations.

Therefore, Ernst was actually quite pleased with Actos's weakness.

He had never dared to defy his father's decision to send Tatiana and her daughter away, just as he had never dared to defy Ernst's decision to abolish the three great families. This saved Ernst a great deal of bloodshed and made Sherag's reforms much smoother.

Otherwise, if he were to truly prove his point by dying, or even leave a will to resolutely resist, Ernst might really be in a lot of trouble.

Even he had to consider the disastrous consequences of forcing a family patriarch to his death—he would still do it, even if it would cause some turmoil in Sherag.

This is necessary.

Nine is doing well now. The death of a Grand Elder has brought the entire Manju Institute under control and secured the support of Yeragand. The death of a former Perroch patriarch has brought the three major families under control and completed the unification of the three realms of Sherag. It's a worthwhile deal.

Thanks to Enthyodes, Actus's father died with relative dignity.

"Actor, you should spend your time taking care of your farm for now."

Ernst announced the final decision regarding Actos.

Sulfur [horticulture leave], or in other words, suspension from duty for reflection and investigation.

Let's put his position as *** chief on hold for now, as a way of giving the rest of the people in Sherag an explanation.

This matter has caused quite a stir, and Ernst can't really just punish Actos with three cups of wine. Even though Actos has proven that he was unaware of Guluo's actions, he also has the fault of not disciplining him properly, and necessary punishment is still required.

As for Guro

Given that the Jerag Code is not yet fully compiled and that the Beast and a group of Terra legal scholars are working hard to finish it, Ernst decided to send him to Manjushri as a laborer in accordance with Jeragund law.

In reality, a crime of this caliber should have been enough to hang one on a cliff and be dried into cured meat, but Ernst had abolished this punishment. The next level of punishment was the Holy Stone Trial, which involved sentencing and beheading. However, because Ernst rose to power through the Holy Stone Trial, it is now widely regarded by the Sherag people as a miracle that can make the great god Yeragand "manifest." The great god Yeragand is also very cooperative, often putting on some small special effects in the Holy Stone Square. Ernst has to consider the impact.

So, you may be spared the death penalty, but you will not be spared the punishment. You will become a laborer and go work on the sewing machine for Sherag!

Actos did not object and accepted the punishment.

Ernst adjourned the meeting.

On the other side, Rhodes Island.

Kal'tsit is having a terrible headache right now.

Because the doctor had already asked her many questions.

These problems all concern one person—Priscilla.

It wasn't that Kal'tsit didn't want to answer; it's just that she couldn't.

One of her creators, Prisus, placed a linguistic restriction on her early on, preventing her from speaking about Prisus and making it difficult for her to speak ill of him. She had previously circumvented this restriction indirectly through various means, but this bug was fixed by Prisus's hotfix at the end of last year.

Because Ensyuefei) group: 57” six∠3foursier special.

Precys should have woken up when the earth was covered in Originium, just like the Doctor. But clearly, the two of them were both more cunning than the other.

The prophet was not the only clever one; he was not the only one who left his own contingency plan at the "awakening time" point.

The prophet's backup plan was Kal'tsit. He awoke early, summoned Kal'tsit, and told her that the gray matter nail in his mind seemed to be malfunctioning. He then granted her freedom, allowing her to find herself and the whereabouts of the "treasure."

Precyth is more direct.

Precyth set the time for his awakening to coincide with the discovery of the "treasure".

This is possible because Terra's underlying logic has become Originium, and all Originium can become the eyes of Prismus. And "treasure" is always special; finding a blank field among countless pieces of information might be troublesome, but it's not difficult.

No one is truly honest enough to hand over their precious time. Even a lover has disagreements with the prophet, disagreements about the use of the "treasure," about the value of his sacrifice, about everything.

The prophet emphasized "the will of the treasure".

"Originium is a gift." Originium, created from natural amber, is a gift to future new civilizations.

That's what "Treasure" did. He came from a distant ancient time, from a "human civilization" they didn't understand. He could have survived, and the lumberjacks couldn't do anything to him, but he gave up his own hope of life and offered them the gift of "natural amber".

"This is a gift to the future, given to the giants of the past."

The original word for "treasure" is: 岓:肆si^尔, which has been repeatedly repeated by prophets.

Therefore, now that time is running out, he wants to pass on the will of the "treasure," nurture this gift, and continue to pass it down to the next civilization, hoping that they can use it to resist the giant axes of the lumberjacks.

It's like that old, treasure-telling "chicken soup" story—"You don't need to thank me. I hope you will pass on this kindness and be willing to lend a helping hand to others when they need it."

Precyth believed that "salvation itself is an end in itself."

She didn't think that Originium needed to be passed down. It was a gift from the "treasure," something the "treasure" had obtained through sacrifice, and something that undoubtedly "belonged only to them."

The "treasure" personally handed her this "chocolate," the most precious gift she had ever received in her life, containing her most earnest expectations and preserving the deepest affection between them!

What girl would give away chocolates she received as a gift from her best friend? Anyone who thinks that way is truly heartless!

So even if there isn’t enough time, even if all we can do in the end is to digitize and store the entire human civilization in Originium, even if the plan ultimately fails!

The Originium can only be theirs! Even if she dies, she will hold this [Amber Chocolate] in her arms and die together with it!

She absolutely refuses to be sent away!

She and the prophet debated for far too long about deciphering the true meaning of the "treasure"! They argued tens of thousands of times about the topic of "inheritance" versus "eternity," and finally, under the threat of the lumberjack's deadline, they decided to leave everything to "time" to decide.

But clearly, the prophet was dishonest; he secretly woke up.

Precyth wasn't exactly innocent either. She remained conscious within the internalized universe, constantly monitoring the status of the Originium. Thus, she awoke when Kal'tsit was completely unprepared.

Some might think that she woke up so quietly, but in fact, a cool and dazzling entrance was completely unnecessary for her. Her beloved was the Doctor, her best friend was Ernst, and the people she talked with were all learned scholars. She never associated with ordinary people. Why would she pursue such a low-level interest as "a loud bang in the sky, and I make a dazzling entrance"?

Let alone Ernst and the Doctor, even Trevor Friston or Lolo would probably laugh at her if they heard about this.

If we calculate using Terra's calendar years, everyone's getting on in years. There's nothing to congratulate; it wouldn't be good to wake up my colleagues laughing from their graves.

Moreover, when the doctor woke up, there wasn't any earth-shattering or ghost-weeping commotion, was there?

After she woke up, she didn't even disturb anyone. She only contacted Ernst and the Preservator through the projection of the Originium Information Ocean.

Even Kal'tsit was shocked. It wasn't until she actually saw that black and white figure on the Shard that she realized her arrogance and contempt for Priss.

You can't expect those silly little tricks to really fool your creator. When you wreak havoc like a husky destroying the house, you can't think that you can get away with pretending to be innocent right under your owner's nose.

Kids, I have a pet security camera.

Moreover, my cameras are everywhere, all over Terra.

After being caught by Priss once again, Kal'tsit lost the ability to breathe.