Twenty Seven Years

  Chapter 366 Visit Diaz Dawn

   "Okay, it shouldn't be a problem to be ready within two days." Joseph flicked the ashtray into the ashtray, "It's getting late today, let's talk about this first, and we will make progress tomorrow."

   "I think the time—"

   "Okay, let's talk tomorrow." Keating stopped Veraker.

  Verak didn't think much at first, but after Keating stopped him, he realized that he had brought their work habits over.

  The cadres of the Equality Association are almost all workaholics. If they have nothing to do, they will be busy until late at night.

   After staying with this group of people for a long time, Verak naturally thought that everyone was like this.

   But it's not, like Joseph, he still maintains a personal schedule.

"Okay, then let's go back and work out our things in detail with Boyne, Morais and the others. It's better to take action as soon as possible." Maybe there is still a lot of work to be done, or maybe the work and rest are stable and hard to stay up late On the contrary, it will disturb the overall state. In short, after considering all the possibilities of Joseph, Verak agreed to talk about it tomorrow, and put the work arrangement for the second half of the night back to the terminal.

"It's getting late, why don't you stay here for one night, let's catch up, and I can show you what's going on here." It's been a long time since I saw Ross, and he still wants to talk to Veraker and Keating about his relationship. The experience of time.

   "Let's stay here, just call to explain the situation, so as not to have to run back and forth." Adel also kept the two of them, "And you should all know the situation of Boyin, and we can't talk about it when we go back so late."

   "Let's stay here, and try to get everything here tomorrow and then go back and report to them." Keating agreed.

   "Okay." Verak nodded.

   Joseph yawned: "Then you guys continue talking, I'm going to rest first."

"OK."

  The group left Joseph's office together, Joseph went back to his room to rest, Brian went to dispatch the patrol work tonight, and Verac, Keating, Adel, and Ross came to Adel's office.

"Please sit down." Adel entered the door and invited the other three people to sit down, and went straight to make drinks for them, "Joseph is mainly because he is too busy these days, and he hasn't closed his eyes much for almost two days and two nights, otherwise it would be so important He won't let everyone wait until tomorrow to discuss the matter."

"That's it, it doesn't matter, no matter how tight this night is." Verak immediately expressed his understanding, and at the same time secretly surprised Adel's observation ability, explaining the reason specifically to avoid dissatisfaction between himself and Keating, thus creating a conflict with Joseph gap.

   "It's really unexpected that the four of us can get together." Adel brought four cups of coffee.

Ross helped pass the coffee to Veraker and Keating, and said with a smile, "You just want to say, the three of us were originally prisoners in Daymans Prison, and you are the warden of Daymans Prison, right? Really no The thought of getting out of that place alive one day and working with you."

Veraker has been relieved of that experience, otherwise he would not have accepted Adel at the beginning: "It is very good, no matter what kind of past we have, the Equality Council has accepted us, and we can start again here and build a beautiful future together. world."

   "Look, Verac will always talk about the Equal Society and the New World." Ross took a sip of coffee and teased.

   "Yeah, because these things make me feel really alive, I can't help but mention them all the time." Verak also noticed this, and he seemed to mention things about the Equality Society every now and then.

"This is too serious, you have to have your own life. Look at me, although I am very busy, I still take time to drink some wine and play piano skills with my friends. Now the patrol team is ours. I can still go home and see my family quietly." Rose suggested that Verak should not live so solemnly.

  Villac laughed: "I don't have a home, and the Equality Association is my home, so my life is closely related to everything in the Equality Association, and I enjoy this kind of life very much, and I have business to do every day."

"I've seen no less than ten people persuade Veraker, but none of them are able to persuade him, because he is actually not as tired as you imagined. Just like Boyne, you all think that he should go to the hospital when he is sick. But he can only feel that he is truly alive when he is working." Keating spoke for Veraker, "I can only say that some people don't need help as much as they seem, and it is a kind of exhaustion to make them seem so tired. respect."

   "Mr. Keating is right!" Verac couldn't help but want to applaud Keating.

   "Okay, okay, I'm meddling in my own business, haha..." Ross said no more.

   Adel, who was silently watching the three chatting, held a coffee cup and said, "Do you remember Lecter? The deputy warden of Daimans Prison, Fernando Lecter."

"Why don't you remember? Which prisoner in the prison was not tortured by him? Especially Veraker, I am still shocked by the scars on his body now..." Ross also experienced it when he was arrested and returned to Lezein. It's been a period of torture, but if he really compares it, he still thinks Lecter is the scariest.

   "Remember, Mr. Keating killed him in the end and gave us a big surprise." Veraker looked at Keating.

  At that time, he learned that Lecter had brought Keating to the interrogation room. He thought that Keating would encounter an accident, but he didn't expect Keating to keep his hole cards, and finally the Jedi countered and killed Lecter.

"The fact that his father is the Minister of Justice, you should all remember." Adel said, "His father was dismissed by François half a month ago because of serious corruption and dereliction of duty. He was taken to the square and executed as an example to others.”

   "Oh yes, there was such a thing, I almost forgot." Ross also heard about it.

"Is it executed directly? I thought it would not be so easy for a person like him to die." It seemed that it took Lecter's father only a very short time from being investigated to being executed. Verac couldn't help being a little surprised .

"Recently, there have been wars and frequent activities of organizations such as the Equality Association. In addition, François wanted to restore the monarchy and used force to control the parliamentary faction and all opposition voices. It can be said that Brecy is in a very sensitive period. In In this environment, the execution of violators by vigorous means can not only give the public an explanation, but also deter other people with bad intentions, either internally or externally." Adel said.

"It can be said that Lecter's father's death has been brought into full play." After drinking coffee, and chatting for a while, Verak was still not sleepy, so he had the idea of ​​a meeting again, "Let's discuss it again Let’s discuss how to get the Guard Corps, we can discuss it tonight, and let them make a decision tomorrow, which can be regarded as saving their time.”

  Adel joked: "I shouldn't have poured you coffee, is it too late to drink now?"

   "Okay, I haven't had a drink for a long time." Verak didn't mind drinking some wine, "But the meeting still needs to be held, and the plan still needs to be discussed."

   "Working with you is both fulfilling and tiring." Adel got up to get a drink.

"Yeah, you've just come back, and you've already been busy with so many things. You just don't relax and chat casually this evening, and you're still busy with work." Ross's work intensity is not light on weekdays, but he just met Verak who came back. After touching it for a while, he realized that his name was nothing at all.

"Sometimes I have the same thoughts as you. I feel that I should relax, or I will be tired and sick sooner or later. But after seeing Boyin, I can't waste time with peace of mind. His time is running out. I hope he can see it with his own eyes. Seeing the arrival of a new world. And there are still so many people living in dire straits, if we change the status quo one night earlier, they can start their lives again one night earlier." Verak explained that he refused to rest and wanted to put all The reason why I use up my time, "I don't have any special skills, this is the only thing I can do, I hope that I will do my best every moment, and I hope that I will not let down those comrades who died .”

   "There is a pressure on him that is difficult for others to truly understand." Keating reached out and patted Veraker's back.

  Verak immediately showed a relaxed smile: "No, everyone has something in their hearts, but it's not really a pressure."

  Adel brought the wine: "There is really nothing to chat about, let's have a meeting and get everything ready as soon as possible."

   "I don't know much about these things, but I can also try to raise my opinion, and I can do it if I need help during execution." Ross said.

"Okay." Verak knew that his words had moved them. For the sake of Boyin and the people, they had to hurry up and get things done early. "We now have the framework of the plan. While acting at the Equality Society, Adel went to secretly meet with Arthur on behalf of Joseph and the independent editor. There are two main things, one is how to act properly, and the other is how to get rid of Ma Kui in cooperation with Arthur. you…"

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  Next day, morning

  Laizein, South District, in front of a cemetery

  A car turned around and slowly stopped on the side of the road.

"The combined fleet of Welland and Bresey has blocked the main routes of Bash, but they did not take the initiative to attack the coastal cities of Bash, but blocked the routes to block Bash's maritime trade." Verak sat behind seated, holding a newspaper report.

  The co-pilot Morais said: "They are putting pressure on Bash. If the effect is not enough, they will consider more harmful actions."

   "What do they want? Bash surrender? Or a public apology or something?" Ross, who was in charge of driving, asked.

"What we want is Nile's interests. As long as Bash abandons Nile, the purpose of the Wellland Expedition will be achieved. It's just that the maritime trade blockade should not make Bash breathless. The next step is either They took the initiative to break through the blockade of the combined fleet of Willand and Bresey, or they waited for Willand and Bresey to exert further pressure." Morais replied, "According to our analysis before, Bash didn't seem to have any Planning to spend a lot of money to build a large number of coastal defense artillery, it is estimated that there are some cards that are not yet known."

   "What trump card can beat the combined fleet of Welland and Brecy? I'm afraid the trump card is not in terms of force." Verak guessed that Bash would use some curves to resolve the crisis.

   "I don't know, get out of the car first, we are here." Morais habitually observed the outside, and got out of the car first after confirming that there was no danger.

  Villac, Keating, and Rose also came down with a few bouquets of chrysanthemums after them, and looked towards the cemetery beside the road.

  Last night, when Verak and the others were busy until dawn, they finalized the detailed plan. Then, because Joseph had to go to the government building for a meeting after getting up, Verak and the others didn't stay long, and asked Adel to wait for Joseph to come back to explain the situation, and they went back to the terminal to have a meeting with Boyne and Morais to discuss it.

   It’s just that they came back and Bo Yin hadn’t gotten up yet, and Morais was about to go to the cemetery to visit the comrades who died, so he followed Morais here first.

   "I heard that this cemetery has been bought by us?" Verac asked Morais.

   "Yes, now it's basically full of our sacrificed comrades." Morais strode forward.

  Verak came here once before to visit Colin and Chris. After more than half a year, when he came again, there were many people he was familiar with buried here.

   "Dawn, Diaz and the others are here too, aren't they?" Verac took a deep breath and walked beside Morais.

   "Yes, their remains were disposed of by the government at that time, and we took a lot of effort to send them here." Morais pointed to one side according to his memory, "They are over there."

  Villac glanced at Keating and Rose, they walked over together without speaking.

  The cemetery is very clean, it looks like it is cleaned every day. It is also because all the comrades of the Equality Association who are buried here are pitifully few people who know about this matter, and it is usually quite deserted.

  Villac walked north, and the first thing he saw was Diaz.

   When facing the sacrificed friends and comrades again, Verak's emotions were not as violent as the first time.

He stopped, knelt down slowly facing Diaz's tombstone, and gently placed a bouquet of flowers in front of the tombstone: "Murphy is fine, and he is now in charge of preparing things for the club in Kipu City. Teacher Ting is doing things. I will go to Bash to work in a while, and after I finish Bash's work, I plan to go to Montrego. At that time, I will call Murphy together to make your hometown better."

   Keating didn't stop to listen to Veraker, but patted Rose, and the two went to Dawn first.

"Others are doing well now, and many things have been done. We have opened a pilot factory, and the club school will be completed in a short time. We will soon take Laizein and Brecy from those people, Build the new world we yearn for..." Verac let out a heavy snort, showing a natural yet unnatural smile, "...Thank you, Diaz, your efforts were not in vain, we will always remember you."

  (end of this chapter)