Blackstone Code

Akumali Sage Master just went to the Kingdom of God, these people...

The eldest disciple felt a little sad and angry in his heart. When he followed Akumali, Akumali was just an ordinary, somewhat stupid person in people's eyes.

At that time, no one thought that Akumali's thoughts could illuminate the entire world. Only he and a few people, the original ascetics, thought it could.

As for the followers in the future, these disciples are not so pure in the eyes of the first disciple.

Some of them are seeking fame. After Akumali's ideas spread, becoming his disciple is no longer as simple as becoming famous in Nagaril, but becoming famous all over the world.

People will discuss how many disciples Akumali has, what each disciple is good at, and what deeds he has done.

Having this fame may not change their destiny immediately, but it can slowly change the trajectory of their lives.

There are also people who seek money. Akumali does not refuse to "donate", which is also part of the local religious culture.

To put it simply, the people donated things to the gods, and the priests could not refuse.

Sounds like the priests' excuse for not saying no, but who cares, it's been that way for years.

Because those things are for the gods, and the priests are not the gods. They cannot make decisions on behalf of the gods, so they must sacrifice the things to the gods. As for whether the gods want it or not, that is up to them to decide.

Giving is a traditional religious culture. Some people believe in Akumali. They don’t know how to express it. Donating money or gold vessels is obviously the most direct way of expression.

He did not refuse this kind of donation of Akumali. It was not that he was greedy for money. When he died, except for the salary he earned while working for Lynch, there was not even a penny in his account that came from others. of donation.

He will hand over the money to his disciples to manage and be responsible for his daily expenses.

He is not an ignorant person. He knows that he needs money for daily travel and various activities. Sometimes he also needs to help some people in need.

Becoming a disciple of Akumali not only gives you access to money, but you can also make money.

Some people hope to get the opportunity to be introduced privately, and these also need to be "donated." As long as power exists, as long as the authority is in the hands, then there is no money that cannot be obtained, only lazy people who do not get it.

These people gathered around Akumali for various reasons. Now, there are some subtle changes in the way the eldest disciple looks at these people.

Dinner continued, and the only sound in the restaurant was the sound of their teeth as they chewed their food.

The atmosphere was a bit dull. Interestingly, the sadness on these people's faces gradually disappeared, and some even appeared to be very calm.

While the eldest disciple was eating, he put down the plate in his hand. He picked up the napkin and wiped his mouth, then put it on the table.

"Although the Sage Master has returned to the Kingdom of God, we... still have to continue to spread his ideas."

Others also finished their meals, and their eyes were fixed on the eldest disciple.

In fact, up to this moment, there is still a very critical issue that has not been resolved.

Akumali is dead, so who is the evangelist who inherits his ideas?

Whoever inherits this position means that whoever will not only carry the banner of spreading Akumali's ideas and spirit, but also gain great international reputation and status.

Akumali's death is not just as simple as his death. Apart from those complicated things, whoever can become the "successor" will get greater attention!

Anyone with any brains knows this.

Now and in the future, the situation in Nagaril will be more complicated, and it will be difficult to say whether anyone will be able to stay out of all problems.

No one can guarantee this, so this means that everyone is at great risk.

Now, there is something that can give them a little sense of security. Who doesn't want it?

No one spoke. The eldest disciple kept looking at everyone's faces. Finally, he lowered his head slightly and looked at the plate in front of him. "As the first disciple of the teacher, this is the responsibility I should bear..."

"Atao..."

The eldest disciple's name is Atao, and he is also a commoner. In Nagaril, people whose names start with the sound "A" are commoners.

They have no surnames. From the perspective of the nobility, these people should actually be considered untouchables. Only the privileged class are considered civilians, and then they are the nobles of the ruling class.

It was the second disciple who spoke. The second disciple was obviously different from the others. Although he was dressed very low-key, under the ordinary blouse was an exquisite robe.

He has his own surname and belongs to the privileged and even ruling class. The second disciple is in his thirties. He smiled and said, "No one can do this for the teacher, not you, not me, not us. "

"All we can do is to do the best we can with our own abilities. No one can do it better than him."

"It's not anyone's responsibility, but if it is, it's all of our responsibility."

The way he spoke was very clever. Instead of saying "I", he said "you". This "you" refers to the eldest disciple.

In an instant, he united other disciples and isolated the eldest disciple Atao, turning him into a person who wanted to seize power or seek more rights.

Atao looked at him and was not irritated by his quibbles. He just said calmly, "I don't think so. It would be better if you are willing to do it together."

The second disciple smiled and bowed and apologized, "I misunderstood you. I apologize for my behavior, Atao."

"I forgive you."

No one knows what kind of heart is behind the calm voice.

The meal broke up quickly. After Atao returned to his room, he stood in front of Akumali's photo for a while, and then began to sit quietly.

Akumali likes to sit quietly, so that he can mobilize all his attention to think about some problems, and then look for solutions or other explanations.

This also allows everyone to sit down and think about problems when they encounter them.

The power of role models is endless, and this is the impact Akumali has on those around him.

Attao knew exactly what would happen next, and so did the other disciples.

After the second disciple returned to the room, he made a secret phone call...

Everyone is doing their own thing, ringing the phone, or secretly contacting others. They seem to be doing many unnecessary things, except that they forget to pay homage to their sages!

Within a few days, the news of Akumali's assassination had spread throughout Nagaril, and more and more people began to run for Akumali's death, looking for the so-called truth.

Led by Akumali's youngest disciple, they threw stones at places where foreigners lived, attacked lone foreigners on the streets, and even smashed foreigners' shops!

For a moment, the people of Nagaril seemed to remember something that happened a few years ago. Some people began to remain silent, but some people began to become active!

The entire Nagaril society fell into chaos because of Akumali's death!

"If he knew that his death would have such a profound impact on this society, he should be content."

At the federal level, Lynch was invited to participate in a policy exchange meeting organized by the federal government.

This kind of meeting is often held in many countries. High-level government officials solicit opinions from the public. In fact, this approach is very good.

It allows high-level government officials to see and hear images and sounds from unofficial channels.

The world may not be full of flowers, and it may also be unsatisfactory.

The federal government is somewhat worried about whether the development of the situation in Nagaril will infringe on the legitimate interests of federal businessmen and whether limited intervention is needed.

As a senior executive of the United Development Company and an "issue expert" who facilitated the development of Nagaril, it is not surprising that he was invited to participate in such an exchange meeting.

At this time, after a short discussion, it was Lynch's turn to speak.

There were many high-level dignitaries from federal society at the scene. In addition to high-level officials from the federal government, there were also high-level officials from Congress and a large number of senators.

If there is anything that can stir up the nerves of the Federation people at once, then there is no doubt that it is Nagalil.

When Lynch proposed the policy of "doing his best to feed the federal people", the effectiveness and implementability of this policy has been confirmed through such a long period of verification.

Once the situation in Nagaril gets out of control, it will be a heavy blow to the development of all walks of life in the federation.

The first ones to be affected are the capitalists who have set up factories in Nagalir, and they will be hit in the first round.

Then there is the processing industry and manufacturing industry that has lost its cheap supply of rough processing and is facing a surge in spare parts and refined materials. Eventually, the entire federal industrial production and economy will be pulled into the whirlpool.

It is precisely because everyone knows how terrible it is that so many people come to participate.

"The death of Mr. Akumali is saddening to the entire world."

Lynch looked at the well-groomed ladies and gentlemen, and the flashing lights kept lighting up, making every sad edge on his face particularly clear.

"This is a loss to the world!"

he emphasized.

Then he raised his voice and said, "But I believe Mr. Akumali would not want us, the whole world, to come to a standstill because of his departure."

"I have a deep friendship with Mr. Akumali. When he came to the Federation to perfect his theory, I provided him with a lot of help."

"I know what kind of person he is. He hopes for peace in the world more than anyone else, and he actively spreads such ideas, great ideas, to the outside world!"

"But some things are great, but not necessarily correct..."