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It's just that although the Yan Kingdom agreed to continue to help Lucia, the situation in Lucia's capital was still not optimistic.

Although the oligarchs who were in chaos behind the scenes were suppressed, and all kinds of unrest in the capital were suppressed by the troops stationed there, the relationship between the revolutionary army and the official government also dropped to a freezing point. Not arguing, but not much more.

After all, the two were still hostile before. Although the two sides temporarily reached an agreement due to the epidemic and the mutated virus, the two sides stopped fighting and jointly deal with the spread of the epidemic, but the chaos of the oligarchs destroyed this hard-won fragile peace.

Now the official army has suppressed all the unrest, temporarily stabilizing the situation in the capital, but there are still undercurrents behind the calm.

Most of the revolutionary army was shocked by the force displayed by the official, and they did not have the courage to confront the official for a while.

But in contrast, the vast majority of the revolutionary army became panicked.

After all, the strength of the official army means that it is not difficult for them to overthrow the revolutionary army that is their enemy.

This is not only the subordinates, the Revolutionary Committee, as a high-level revolutionary army, also has a clear understanding of this point.

At this moment, they deeply realized that revolution is not as easy as they thought. It is not just standing up and shouting slogans and leading people to storm official facilities, and they can be called revolution.

Moreover, if the revolution wants to succeed, what it needs to face is not the corruption that can be destroyed in one push, but an enemy that is difficult to defeat, and it needs to go through arduous struggle.

To truly win the revolution, what is needed is the indomitable courage and perseverance of true revolutionaries.

But for these so-called "revolutionaries" in the Revolutionary Committee, many of them do not have these two points. Many of them have even begun to think about surrendering to the government.

Dalia naturally sees all this, but she has no good way to break the situation in front of her.

Although she found a lot of revolutionary works on the advice of the old Bolshevik, and learned a lot of valuable knowledge from them, she was still immature and lacking in exercise.

Although she already has some of the consciousness that a real revolutionist should have, she is still some distance away from a real revolutionist.

At least in terms of revolutionary will, Daria is still lacking, because seeing the scenes of the official army suppressing the oligarchic armed forces, even she herself was shaken.

Can their so-called revolution really succeed? Are they capable of defeating the official army in front of them, overthrowing official rule, and establishing a new state?

The answer is of course self-evident.

"Let's talk about it. You can say whatever you want to say. In the face of the current situation, you can say whatever you think." Dalia glanced at all the committee members participating in the meeting, feeling the dullness in the venue. Atmosphere, signal everyone to speak.

But no one stood up.

At this time, Daria deeply understood why the old Bolshevik would say that they were not real revolutionaries, but just children playing the house.

In the face of the strength of the enemy, they did not have the courage to face difficulties like their predecessors, nor the determination to use their flesh and blood to open up victory, nor the belief and perseverance to overcome all difficulties and obstacles.

Dalia knew that many people on the committee had been scared out of their minds, and were even thinking about how to surrender to the authorities, so as to keep their now insignificant power and status.

She couldn't help but feel very sad for these people.

In the past, they complained about the government, and felt that the hardships of life were brought about by the government, and that the government did not give them a good life.

Dalia once thought so too. After all, Lucia's life in the past was really difficult, and everyone wanted to find a sustenance because they couldn't see hope in life.

Revolution, used to be just a term they talked about, a channel they used to vent their distress in life. All of them, including Dalia herself, never thought that one day the revolution would really succeed and realize their so-called "revolutionary" ideal".

But when the tide is surging, the opportunity is in front of them, and the tide is sweeping them to where they are now, they can't help but feel an unreal feeling.

This inauthenticity causes them to be completely unprepared to face all this, let alone deal with the problems they encounter.

"Actually, we don't need to be so pessimistic." Someone finally broke the silence, Dalia turned to look, and it was Valentin, who was always considered a surrenderer.

"Of course you don't have to be pessimistic, anyway, for you, you just need to surrender!" Maybe it's an inherent impression. Even though Valentin has proved that he is not a capitulationist before, some people still regard him as a member of the revolutionary ranks. coward.

However, Valentin didn't care about this kind of evaluation. He walked up to the podium to speak, looked at everyone in the conference room, and said firmly: "We still have hope, not surrender, but find a way to strengthen ourselves."

Dalia looked at Valentin and was surprised by what he said, so she asked, "Valentin, why do you say that?"

"I know that everyone is afraid of the strength of the official army, but this is not what we mainly need to face now." Valentin's belief has always been firm, and he has always insisted on doing what he thinks is right. In this respect he seemed more a qualified revolutionary than the rest of the committee.

His words piqued the interest of others.

Seeing that everyone's eyes were on him, Valentin continued to explain: "The official can actually use the power of sweeping down the oligarchic armed forces to take advantage of the situation to defeat us, but they didn't do it, why? Because they dare not!"

Such a bold argument caused a commotion in the conference room, and everyone listened to Valentin's words more seriously, wanting to hear why he said that and what basis he had.

After all, the current situation is already so bad, any possible hope is good, and they are eager to grab the last straw.

"The current environment is too harsh, and this is not only for us, but also for them! If the official army and us have another conflict and war in the capital, the entire capital will be smashed to pieces, and even the officials will not be able to survive the cold. Rebuild their homes in the snow and ice, and save the situation! So they dare not go to war!" Valentin emphasized loudly, and his words seemed to inject courage into everyone in the conference room.

Daria's eyes also lit up, Valentin's statement was very reasonable, which made her unable to help ask Valentin: "Then what should we do?"