Blackstone Code

The soothing music in the room could not hide the raging anger in people's hearts.

Gaevra's diplomat is right to say that when a person starts to habitually use simple methods to deal with problems, the further he goes, the less willing he is to use complicated methods.

Even thinking seems to have become a burden.

This is just like Gaevra a few years ago. They are arrogant and can't find anyone in the world who can defeat them on the sea. They are looking for trouble for others all over the world.

Either they attack a certain port because of a rumor, or they pretend to be pirates and plunder on the sea.

It’s unreasonable and getting more and more unreasonable.

Because Emperor Gefra found that being reasonable would not only make him tired and not get the benefits they expected, but he would also make him angry.

So why be reasonable?

The bay was blocked, the cannons were loaded, and they either apologized and paid, or attacked the port.

The losses caused by the destruction of a port far exceed those blackmailed by Emperor Gaevra, so let's just forget about it!

It was precisely because he felt that this method could quickly accumulate wealth and resources that the Gefra people began to become dangerous. They began to actively invade other countries, and this triggered a war that spread all over the world.

The most annoying thing is that they were the victors in the end. A group of villains won the war, and justice lost to evil.

Now the Federation is following the old path of Gaevra. They are not like they did in previous years, where they would first send a formal diplomatic letter when encountering any problem. They will discuss and solve problems that can be solved through discussion, even if they suffer a little loss, it doesn't matter.

If there is no way to resolve the dispute through negotiation, find a third-party intermediary to mediate the conflict and try to resolve it.

war?

force?

Impossible, impossible!

But now, they have changed.

"I agree with Mr. Earl, this is a very dangerous signal."

The person who spoke was a die-hard follower of Gaevra. In fact, this was the country that was first threatened and blackmailed by the Gaevra people. They couldn't defeat the Gaevra people, and they were unwilling to lose so much in vain, so they joined. In Gefra's camp.

This process of joining after paying the protection fee is the development process of the alliance countries with Gaevra as the core.

Some have no choice but to join if they can't beat them, and some join first because they think they can't beat them.

Some countries may be trying to protect themselves, while others simply hope to use Gaevra to benefit themselves through such opportunities.

The speaker had a mustache and was tall and thin. "We must let the federal people realize that peaceful resolution of problems is the only solution. Solving problems by force...is inconsistent with the current international trend."

"It is no longer war time, we must take care of the international peaceful environment!"

Others also expressed their opinions at this time, and most of their opinions agreed with diplomat Gaevra. Once the federal people taste the sweetness of using strong methods, they may not be able to stop.

That night, some embassies expressed their attitude to the outside world. Of course, everyone expressed their opinions very euphemistically.

They did not deny or criticize the federal government's approach, but explored whether there are other ways to resolve disputes before reserving the first use of force, such as... through friendly rather than polite consultations, multi-party talks, etc.

If you encounter a problem, you don’t have to use force to solve it. There is still hope of solving it if you sit down and talk.

If the Gefra people had understood this truth before, there would not have been a war that spread all over the world, with more than 10 million casualties. What a crime!

Several countries that were close to Gaevra issued statements, and the Soviet-German diplomat who was still a little panicked suddenly calmed down.

Now that everyone is on his side, he feels like he can do it again, and the Federation doesn't seem so scary anymore...

only……

At night, Diplomat Suger looked at the newspaper on the table and the heads covered with sacks on the newspaper. He suddenly had an indescribable intuition.

I'm afraid these people are not gang members, right?

He didn't know where this feeling came from, and then he shivered. He could fully imagine that this was possible.

The failure of Suger's restructuring led to the separation of the entire country at the central and local levels, the rise of warlordism, and the local idea that "it is better to have guns than to have power."

If it is really a very powerful gang, their combat effectiveness may not be weaker than that of the police. If they have some weapons in their hands, they can even touch the local army.

Such a gang, a gang that dares to kill foreigners, won't be solved so easily, right?

He walked to the wine cabinet and opened a bottle of wine, a bottle of strong wine. He needed to calm down.

Since the attitude just announced by the federation has caused "dissatisfaction" in many countries, many people have not slept well all night, thinking about how to solve these problems.

Early the next morning, while still lying in bed, the President called Mr. Trueman and asked to see him as soon as possible.

Mr. Trueman could only go to the presidential palace first, because the president lives in the presidential palace, which seems to be a matter of course.

When I saw the president, he had not yet completely gotten up. He was sitting on a chair in the living room, wearing pajamas, with a glass of wine on the small round table in front of him.

He was staring at the scenery outside the window in a daze, and his inner emotional changes could not be seen from his face.

Mr. Trueman knocked on the door, and he came to his senses, "Come here, I've been waiting for you."

Mr. Trueman smiled and hung his coat on the hanger by the door. There was originally a cloakroom here, but some idle people thought that the president did not live in the presidential palace for enjoyment or to show off his wealth, so there should not be a cloakroom. Put all kinds of things.

It is enough for the president to have a few sets of clothes in his closet. If he really wants those messy clothes, he can go home and change them.

So the cloakroom was gone and replaced with a wardrobe and hangers.

"Would you like some?" Mr. President pointed to the wine bottle on the table.

Mr. Trueman thought about it for a few seconds, then nodded, "Okay, but not too much. There is still a lot of work in the morning."

Mr. President seemed to have expected this. He poured a little for Mr. Trueman, just a little, less than the thickness of his little finger.

"I didn't sleep well all night. Things have developed in the worst direction. They are connected together. I am very stressed now!"

The President did not complain or accuse anything when he came up. He only talked about his stress problem.

Mr. Trueman was silent for a few seconds, "Actually, you can look at the problem of their connection from another angle..."

"Oh?" Mr. President looked at Mr. Trueman while holding the wine glass. "What angle should I use?" He said and took a sip.

The alcohol made him relaxed, and he wasn't as nervous as he was when he heard the news last night.

"Because they are afraid of us, they band together and only then do they think they can fight us."

After hearing this, Mr. President did not express his opinion immediately. Instead, he thought carefully for a while, then nodded and said, "It's a very novel angle, but the question is how we solve this problem, not what angle we look at it from."

Mr. Trueman is obviously prepared for this issue. "We don't need to do anything. We can turn a blind eye to their calls. They have nothing to do with these things. There is no need for them to join in."

"In addition, I have received news, Mr. President, that the people in the photos they gave us are not the real murderers of the murder..."

The president's eyes suddenly brightened a little, "You mean they did deceive us, right?"

After he finished speaking, he quickly asked, "Is there any evidence?"

Mr. Trueman spoke to Lynch last night and learned about this matter. Some evidence was released bit by bit, and then he let people know that the criminals hidden by the Scottish government had been killed.

Yes, according to Lynch, these Scots who killed federal citizens were hidden and sheltered by the local people. They had interests with each other and even irresponsibly continued to exaggerate the contents of their discoveries. It was possible that the Scots government Let them do that.

Their purpose was to reduce the number of federal people in Scotland, which was very helpful in stabilizing their rule.

Sometimes Mr. Trueman wonders whether Lynch doesn't know what "bottom line" is. He has no bottom line at all. He will do anything as long as he can achieve his goal by framing someone.

But it has to be said that the evidence Lynch gave him this time was very important, which is why he dared to continue carrying it on.

Mr. Trueman nodded firmly, "I have obtained a list. These people are all alive and well."

Mr. President finally breathed a sigh of relief. He picked up the wine glass and drank down the remaining wine in one gulp. "I leave this matter to you with full authority. Is there any problem?"

"No, Mr. President..."

Mr. President was very satisfied. He pointed to the cup and stood up, "I'm going to change clothes and finish your wine before leaving..."

At this time, Mr. President finally made up his mind. In fact, no matter how good-tempered a person is, he will definitely get angry if he is forced again and again.

Mr. President is very angry. People at home are making things difficult for him, and people abroad are making things difficult for him.

There was nothing he could do if someone like Mr. Fitch called him, and there was nothing he could do if the Emperor of the Gefra Empire called him. But why did the diplomatic ambassadors of those small countries ask him to "sit down and negotiate"? Their courage?

At this time, he felt that what Trueman said was right. These people were connected because they were afraid. Since they were afraid, what else did he have to worry about?

At eight o'clock, the "Federal Times" began to publish nationwide. Today's front page headlines are full of photos of some people. Below are their names, some of the things they did in Scotland, and what they did in the Mike murder case. do.

These photos... seem to have been taken recently, which also indicates that what the Suge people said before are all false.

At the same time, Mr. Trueman, the First Minister of the Federal Department of International Affairs, officially invited the media to attend the ten o'clock press conference. He said that he had something to announce...

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