Twenty Seven Years

  Chapter 361 Back to Laizein

  June 3rd, evening

  Leizein, in front of a city entry checkpoint

  The truck carrying Verak, Keating, Clark, Vikenji, and August was stopped by a group of soldiers in front of the checkpoint.

  The few people sitting in the cargo compartment stabilized their bodies. When they heard the sound of soldiers approaching outside, their faces tightened. Verak even took out his pistol and got ready to fight.

   At this moment, Keating patted his hand lightly.

   Verak, who was full of vigilance, looked at Keating, but Keating shook his head and didn't care.

   Sure enough, the car stopped for a few seconds, then restarted and drove into the city.

   "Shouldn't they check the cargo compartment?" Wei Lak quietly opened a bit of the cover, looked at the checkpoint that was getting further and further away, and after confirming that those people were soldiers, Verak was a little puzzled.

"Have you forgotten? Joseph, the commander of the independent mixed division, is now ours, and the independent mixed division has taken over Laizein's defense work. Of course, those people will not stop us, otherwise we would not be so open and aboveboard. Come in." Keating explained with a smile.

   "Forget about this..." Verak suddenly came back to his senses, and couldn't help but patted his forehead.

  He has been concentrating on the factory affairs for nearly a month, and has not yet re-adapted to the situation of Laizein and connected some things.

Keating added: "It's not just an independent editor. As far as I know, Boyin and the others have secretly controlled and acquired many important institutions, facilities, and companies in the past month. For example, the day before yesterday, the largest food supply in Laizein , the processing company was acquired, and yesterday they successively took control of the Laizein Arsenal and the Telephone Exchange.”

Verac's eyes lit up, and he was very excited when he thought that Laizein was secretly turning to the Equality Council: "It seems that Boyin and the others have done a lot this month, but we have attacked so many places, François's side Don't people notice?"

"I also had a chat with Boyin about this. He said that most of the people had no problems, and they cooperated happily under coercion and temptation. A very small number of people who did not cooperate, and wanted to report to the public that equality would be arranged secretly, could only use It was solved by strong means." Keating shrugged and said that there was no way to do it. "Boin also sighed deeply with me. After François dissolved the parliament, he was busy dealing with a lot of messes, so he hadn't had time to take care of it. Rectifying the administrative power system, which is messy, coupled with serious corruption and dereliction of duty, has made our progress extremely smooth."

   "The more bad they are, the more hope we have of winning." At the point where Francois' rule is about to be overthrown, Verac doesn't mind how bad the opponent can be.

   "That's what you say, but you still can't underestimate them. After all, we are facing a country with countless difficulties to overcome." Keating reminded.

  Verak let out a "hmm" and said sternly: "We came back to solve these problems, so that the Equality Association can take over and rebuild this country smoothly!"

"Don't go so far ahead." Keating smiled, "It will take a lot of time to complete, and the importance of each link is irreplaceable, and it is extremely difficult. Let’s talk about the road under our feet.”

   "Okay, teacher."

  Viken Jitoklark translated: "Are we going back to the terminus of the Equality Union, or are we going to settle elsewhere?"

   "Of course it's back to the terminus, why don't you go back when you have a home." Verak said.

   "That's pretty good, we lived there for a few days before." Vikenji was happy to return to the terminus to accept the influence of the environment.

   "When the president instructed us to come to Kip City, we thought we would stay for at least a month, and we had prepared a lot of luggage. We didn't expect to go back." Clark also said beside him.

"Yeah, I told Mr. Keating that if we had made a decision earlier, we wouldn't have to trouble you to go all the way back and forth." Generally speaking, people who study should take the initiative to find people who teach When it was my turn to ask for advice, people followed me around, which made Verak feel a little embarrassed.

  Clark thought that Verak had misunderstood what he meant, and quickly waved his hands: "No, no, we were bored in Laizein, so it's just right to go out for a stroll."

   While chatting, the truck came to the North District of Laizein.

  Verak pulled back a bit of the tarpaulin again and looked outside. There were many factories outside, and the roar of machines was everywhere.

  Even though he has only been in Laizein for less than a year, Verak feels that this place is more intimate than Zward, where he has lived for more than 20 years.

"Finally home."

  His eyes were full of joy.

  In the past year, he has left Laizein three times.

   Once he was arrested in Daymans Prison, once he went to Dunman to find gold and Pluman to find Winston, and once he went to Kip City to open a pilot factory.

  It took almost half a year to add up the three times.

   "Hehe..." Keating didn't run to the end of the cargo compartment to look outside with Veraker, he just sat inside and looked at Veraker's back.

   "Comrade Keating, I want to ask you a question." Clark moved closer to Keating.

"you say."

   "After the club school is built, can I also study there?" Clark asked.

   Keating showed a surprised expression: "Of course, anyone in the Equality Club can go to study, but I think you are more suitable to be a teacher, responsible for teaching Bash in the club school."

   "Being, being a teacher?" Clark was stunned, "Can I do it? I feel that I lack too much. I should learn more useful things in the club school and contribute more to the revolution."

   "I've seen how you taught Verakbash on the road today. You have the talent in this area. You are very organized in teaching things, and you are good at helping him understand vocabulary more deeply from the perspective of Verak..."

   On the way back to Laizein, Verak was not idle, and learned Bash with Clark for several hours. Keating was also in the cargo compartment, so he listened in passing.

  Although Clark is not a teacher by profession, he does have some talents in teaching people that can attract Keating's attention. Keating feels that he has benefited a lot from listening for a few hours, and has regained some understanding of Bash.

  Actually, he planned to mention this matter to Clark after returning home. Coincidentally, Clark couldn't resist asking him first.

   "But..." Clark hesitated.

  It is of course good to be able to teach people, but what he really wants to do in the club school is to learn more things.

Keating easily saw through what Clark was thinking: "Don't worry, you can help teach Bash after you go, and you can also go to any class to enrich yourself when you don't have classes. The two are not in conflict. .”

   "That's right... that would be really great." Clark was very excited. He never thought that he would be a teacher one day.

   "When I go back later, I will first register you in the teacher list of the club school. When the club school is built and started to operate, I will notify you to go to Kip City to start work."

"Ok, thank you!"

   "We're here." Verak pulled open the cloth graciously.

The sudden light made Keating and the others squint their eyes. After they got used to it, Verac couldn't wait to jump out of the car, and Morais, Piaf, Charles, Rose, and Elizabeth greeted them at the gate of the terminal. Wait for an acquaintance to shake hands.

   "Long time no see! You have solved another big issue in the gang!" Morais laughed and shook hands with Verac.

"It was a joint effort of everyone, and Lezein has also worked hard for you!" Verac finished greeting Morais, Piaf, and Charles, and looked at Rose, "I heard that you are now living in the army. Great job! Well done! Ross!"

   "It's all influenced by you!" Rose laughed.

   "Comrade Elizabeth, long time no see!" Verac finally shook hands with Elizabeth.

  Elizabeth is still so beautiful and moving: "Welcome back."

   "Verak."

  Hearing Keating calling himself, Verac immediately ran back to the cargo compartment and helped Keating down: "Teacher, slow down."

   Keating joked: "Did you forget the teacher in the car as soon as you came back?"

  Verak was much happier with the naked eye: "No, it's not that I was too happy to see my acquaintances, so I couldn't help but go there first."

   "Comrade Keating!"

   "Comrade Keating!"

   Morais and others greeted him and greeted Keating warmly.

   "It's been a hard time for everyone. Veraker and I have finally finished our work over there. I hope we can come back and help." Keating shook hands with everyone.

   "You are too kind, with you and Verak here, our pressure is not a little bit less!" Morais praised.

   "Haha, well, it's not the first time we've met, so there's no need to brag like that." Keating glanced at the people present, "Where's President Boyne?"

  As soon as Keating finished speaking, the atmosphere at the scene suddenly became a little weird, and everyone's smiles obviously faded a bit.

   "I'll be waiting for you in the meeting room." Morais glanced at Verac beside Keating and said.

   "Verak already knows." Keating knew that Morais was afraid that Verak would not know, so he was a little worried when he said it.

   "Yes, just tell me what you have." Verak's joy was dispelled.

  Morais nodded slightly, and said after a few seconds: "...he can't walk now, so he basically only appears in three places every day, bedroom, office, and conference room."

   "It's really desperate to not rest when you are so sick." Verak was angry at Boyin's persistence.

"I've tried to persuade him countless times, but he's just like that, so stubborn...Forget it, let's not talk about this, I'll take you to meet him." Morais arranged for people to settle in Clark, Vikenji, Ogu Sturt, and then brought Verac and Keating to the meeting room with others.

  As soon as he entered the conference room, Verak joked that nothing had happened: "As soon as I came back, I went into the conference room for a meeting without even drinking my saliva. You can arrange it."

   "Long time no see." Boyin, who was a little pale, sat on the main seat and watched a group of people walk in.

   "Why are you smiling so happily?" Veraker sat down casually and asked Boyin, who was smiling sincerely.

   "Because you are back, of course I am happy." Boyne said.

Verac wanted to say, "Why don't you stand up and greet me happily?" He secretly expressed his dissatisfaction with Boyin's concealment of the news, but he restrained himself and did not pursue the matter in front of so many people: "Mr. Keating and I are also very happy. I am happy, firstly because the work over there was successfully completed, and secondly because we prefer to do simple and direct struggles together."

"I sent you to Kip City just to hone your temperament. I don't ask you to be omnipotent, you can do everything, but at least you will be the leader of a substation soon, and you can't have obvious shortcomings." Boyin Emphasize why.

   "I know, I know." Verac stopped Boyne's babbling, "I didn't say no to doing it, isn't it a good job?"

"Okay, okay." Boyin smiled even brighter, "Comrade Keating, you all sit down quickly. We had a brief chat about club schools and factories on the phone. Now that you are back, it is time to share your successful experiences and interesting experiences." Let’s cheer everyone up.”

"I'm only in charge of building the school, but I haven't encountered any major problems. If you really want to say it, Verac has enough twists and turns. Listen to him." Keating took a sip of water and pushed the task of sharing to Verak .

   "Verak, tell me." Rose urged.

  Others also looked excited, waiting for Verak to share things about Kip City.

"Ah... I'll think about how to say it." Verak didn't contradict this matter, he went through it carefully in his mind, and then said, "I bought the factory after we went, and announced to the workers that the implementation of the second Let’s talk about the 17th new system. At that time, there were about 100 workers in the Nak weaving factory we acquired. The most special thing is that these workers are either disabled or sick, or they are only in their early ten years old..."

  The scene of meeting the workers of the Nak Weaving Factory for the first time, announcing to them the twenty-seven new systems and repaying the two months' wages owed by the original owner has always been deeply imprinted in Verak's mind.

He vividly started from this point, talked about the details of the road to reform, talked about the absurd thing about encountering a fake Equality Association, and how other factory owners secretly tripped them up, and how he was able to subdue them Tie, and finally achieved an alliance and cooperation with the Nak Weaving Factory.

  After more than ten minutes, Verak finally roughly finished talking about what happened in the past month.

   "...Basically that's it, so I thought I couldn't help you much, so I came back with Mr. Keating." Verak let out a long sigh of relief, and even drank two glasses of water.

   "It's wonderful." Boyin applauded.

   "I think it's the funniest thing to encounter people pretending to be our equal society. Verac even killed the person who pretended to be himself face to face, haha..." Ross laughed so hard that he couldn't breathe.

"I just said that Verac's courage is extraordinary. If it were someone else, who would dare to directly arrest those factory owners to establish their prestige first, and then offer benefits to discuss cooperation?" Morais admired Verac's decisiveness in alliance cooperation. with courage.

"It's nothing, everyone worked together to give me so much confidence." Verak couldn't help being praised, and blushed and felt uncomfortable when he praised, "Let's talk about the terminus. Teacher Keating and I need to understand it in detail. Take a look at the current situation of Laizein."

  (end of this chapter)