Twenty Seven Years

  Chapter 379 Change (8)

  Embassy of Laizein and Bash Empire in the Republic of Bressis

   "Understood, yes, I will definitely get in touch with the International Equality League as soon as possible, don't worry." Selivanovich, who was originally Bash's ambassador to Brexi, hung up the phone call from Emperor Bash himself.

  "Mr. Ambassador." The embassy staff all gathered in Selivanovich's office, waiting silently for him to lead them to deal with this never-before-seen scene.

   Selivanovich sighed, and sat motionless at his desk: "Bressy is gone, so don't call me an ambassador."

   "What did His Majesty tell you?" someone asked.

   "His Majesty wants us to get in touch with the International Equality Alliance to find out what their situation is and what they want to do, and then decide how we will contact this new force based on these." Selivanovich rubbed the bridge of his nose.

   "Now the outside is full of their people, we can't go out at all. And they just took control of Laizein, there must be a lot of things to be busy, and they may not be free to see us." A counselor expressed his opinion.

  Another counselor objected: "Behind us is the powerful Bash Empire. Unless they want to turn against us, it is impossible to ignore our demands."

  The counselor who was refuted shook his head slightly: "They can even subvert Bresci, do they still care about this?"

"Indeed, just seeing them is a very difficult problem now, but Wellland must be more urgent than us at the moment." Selivanovich could still hear the voices of soldiers outside to appease the people and maintain order from time to time, "How do you think Welland will face this international equality alliance?"

The secretary pondered and said: "Once Bresey collapses, Welland will be unable to hold on with us, and it may not be long before we have to announce the failure of the expedition. However, the price of the failure of the expedition is very high for Welland. Unbearable, they may still make two attempts to restore the decline. The first is to help Blessie restore the old order as soon as possible to ensure that the expedition can continue. The second is to reach a new cooperation with the International Equality League , recognize the identity of the International Equality League, help them control Bresci, and let the International Equality League continue to maintain the expedition accordingly."

"I think so too. Welland won't just give up on the expedition, they will definitely choose between these two methods." Selivanovich looked at the colleagues and subordinates who were sitting on the sofa, "In the final analysis, we What needs to be done is to make Brexi unable to provide strength for Welland on the expedition, and it is best to make them hostile and help us share part of the pressure. Therefore, the route left for us is very clear, Will If Lan helps the International Equality League, we will help the old faction. Welland supports the old faction, so we will support the International Equality League. The more chaotic Brexi is, the less he can intervene in the expedition, and the more he will cause continuous troubles for Welland , that’s the best situation for us.”

   "Then we now..."

   "Whether it works or not, first negotiate with the soldiers who blocked our embassy outside, and try our best to convey our desire to talk to the leaders of the International Equality League."

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  Laizein, Government Building, Union President Office

   About three hours after the start of the general revolution, the Equality Association changed its name to the International Equality League and occupied Lezein. News of riots in nearly a hundred cities in Bressis has swept the world.

   This incident shocked everyone's attention.

  What Willland and Bresey's unprecedented coalition expedition will detonate the eastern part of the world with Bash.

  Compared with Brexi, is it not good enough at all?

  The former has a lot of thunder and a little rain. After declaring war for so long, the two sides have not made much movement in the Signe Velen Sea, and there is no sign of victory at all.

   On the other hand, Bresi’s side, which has always looked good, was suddenly occupied, and the International Equality Alliance has the final say, so that everyone can really see what it takes to be a person who does great things.

"The pressure on us to allow the people to travel at will is too great. Our combat department, independent mixed division, and guard corps have not had time to reorganize. We are facing a huge test in terms of scheduling and manpower." Bo After sitting in the government building, Morais and Joseph went to work on military affairs together, but now there are some problems here, and he has to come back to report the situation and try to change his strategy.

   "Do you have any good solutions?" There were too many things to deal with, and Boyin didn't have time to think of a solution that might not be feasible, so he directly asked Morais and the others for their opinions.

"We hope to restrict everyone's travel for the time being, so that there will be enough manpower. After we have completed the reorganization and basically digested Laizein, we can ensure its basic operation. Then we will open it again and let everyone return to normal life. Can."

Opening his mouth now, he decided to decide the living conditions of the millions of people in Laizein. Boyin seemed very cautious, and first raised a few concerns: "After the closure, can you guarantee that everyone's basic life will not be a problem? ?In case someone gets sick and some emergencies can be dealt with in a timely manner? And the hospital must not stop for a day, how should these people move around? There are also homeless people such as beggars What should I do, what should I do if there is no shortage of people to take care of me in the hospital..."

"Joseph and I have considered what you said. If it is closed, it will indeed usher in some new problems, but these problems are really not worth mentioning compared to what we are facing now. Our manpower is not enough because everyone will run to the bank to exchange money frantically. Money, or go to the grain store to buy food like crazy to maintain order in chaotic situations, but have enough confidence to ensure the supply of basic materials in a closed situation, and to ensure that emergencies can be properly handled..." Morais said.

"This is millions of people. They represent millions of situations. What we can do is to stabilize the situation as much as possible, and we can't just take over and collapse. If we can't even maintain normal order Now, don’t talk about leading everyone to go better, this is a slap in the face for all revolutionaries.” Boyne seriously reminded Morais.

  Morais is well aware of the importance of their decision-making: "We will submit a complete closure plan to you before two o'clock in the afternoon, and prepare for each situation."

"Well, we'll talk about it after you show me the detailed plan." Now it's hard for Boyne to make such a big decision just based on a guarantee from Morais and Joseph. , He must make sure that they really have a perfect plan before he can personally order, "But I have made a decision on one point. If the closed plan is really feasible, it needs to be announced and informed to everyone in advance to give everyone a relatively sufficient time to prepare, and then We will take over in an all-round way. Suddenly it will be closed, and everyone will be caught off guard, and conflicts will easily arise."

   "Understood, and you have a public speech this afternoon, you can't have no one in the public. In addition, I think the closed time should not be too long, the longer the time, the more accidents will happen." Morais took the initiative to add something to Boyne.

   "Yes, if it is really closed, it will take up to three days. Within three days, we will restore the normal operation of Laizein and resolve the uprisings in various cities." Boyin set a time.

   Three days is the maximum tolerance limit he can think of from the perspective of the public.

  Beyond this time, the problems of the people under the closure will increase exponentially.

   "Okay, then I'll go first." Time was running out, Morais left the office quickly, and then came back in a few seconds, "By the way, there is one more thing."

"What's up?"

"Several embassies have sent people to contact the soldiers stationed, either hoping to leave Lezein, or hoping to meet you." Morais said, "This matter should have been resolved by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, but we There was no need for work in this area before, so it was not established, and now the word has reached me, so I can only ask your opinion."

   "Which embassy people are there?" Boyne pays more attention to international relations, and hopes that the International Equality League can have an international environment that is at least not too bad before it solves Brecy's internal problems.

   "Uh...Pluman's, Bash's, Dunman's..."

  Boin narrowed his eyes: "Is there no movement at the Welland embassy?"

"I haven't heard that they want to see you. I guess after getting the news, Willand is in a meeting." The situation of Blessie has a huge impact on the occupation of Willand and Bash, and Morais expected the two Fang's position is more or less messed up now.

"We don't need to give them an answer for the time being. We'll talk about it after we're done with the current affairs." Boyin really wanted to meet these people, but now each of them has a job that they can't survive. Talk, the result will not be optimistic.

"Row."

   "Wait, what's the situation with the troops that Francois previously sent to the battlefields of Strell and Castellana?" Boin flipped through the documents currently on the desk, and there was no report on this matter yet.

Morais patted his forehead: "Ah, this matter, the situation over there is more complicated. People in the army should know about it, but they haven't responded yet. As for those who are united with Welland, they are in Signe The two fleets in Weiren Sea and the Bash Navy have been fighting back and forth, and it is estimated that they do not know the situation."

"It's almost eleven o'clock, and the news must have spread all over the world." Three hours is enough for those who have access to information to know this heavy news. Boyne believes that the current army of the old faction already knows about it. "You stop by and inform Charles, and ask him to keep an eye on the movement of these troops, and tell me as soon as possible if there is any change in them."

   "Understood! Then I'll go first!"

"Um."

   "Boom, boom, boom." Morais left with his front foot, and someone came back to report the situation.

   "Come in." Boyin, who was about to read the report, looked up.

   "President." It was Piaf who came, and she still called Boyin the president habitually, and Boyin didn't deliberately correct him during this busy period.

   "How is your side?" Boyne asked.

   It was the first time for Piaf to come to such a big office. She didn't even understand what Boyin was asking her. After walking to the office area and sitting down, she said, "What did you just say?"

   "I said how is your side?"

"Let me report to you one by one. After the operation started, our Propaganda Department immediately took control of the various newspapers. After allowing them to spread the news about Laizeinli to the outside world and maintain normal operations, each piece of content must be Check it with us first to avoid exaggeration, distortion, and misleading. At the same time, we have also released our statement with the help of influential newspapers, and I believe that people with lofty ideals will soon know that we have won." Piaf and Boyin was more casual in getting along. When he became addicted to cigarettes, he was afraid that the smoke would choke the weak Boyin, so he stood by the window and lit a cigarette to report.

   "Well, you must be cautious when contacting these people. You can't let them talk nonsense, and you can't be too restrictive and deprive them of their freedom to report news." Boyin was quite satisfied, "You continue."

"Huh..." Piaf took a puff of smoke, "The children's publicity work is unexpectedly good. Originally, there were study classes set up by children in various neighborhoods. Now they return to the places they are most familiar with to post publicity papers. Coupled with the help of the soldiers, we quickly gained the trust of the people and helped us share a large part of the pacification work."

  Boyin took a sip of water from his water glass and said with a smile: "It seems that I agree with your application is a very wise decision."

   "What's more, we are organizing some celebration activities now, hoping that the public can participate in celebrating that we have defeated the old forces."

   "Well, let's wait for a while. The work of maintaining order is very stressful. We may temporarily adopt closed measures to relieve the pressure in the future. The celebrations conflict with this plan." Boyne explained the reason.

"Closed? I think that being closed can easily cause people to feel uneasy, and it is also easy to cause some problems. If one of them is not handled well, it will probably create a gap between us and the people and affect some of our follow-up arrangements." Piaf felt that being closed was a matter of great risk, and she instinctively wanted to oppose it.

  Boin is also worried about this: "So you are here, and I just want to talk to you about how the Propaganda Department will cooperate with the work."

"Let's not talk about whether to cooperate or not. I think this matter itself has a lot of hidden dangers. I personally don't recommend using closed methods to relieve pressure. I believe that with the cooperation of various departments, we can get through this. The hardest days, everything will be fine."

   "That makes sense. Let's get everyone together for a meeting in the afternoon to finalize these difficult matters." Boyin had the idea of ​​having a meeting in the afternoon.

   "President! Comrade Piaf, you are here!"

  While the two were talking, Verak couldn't hide the smile on his face, and walked in without even knocking on the door.

   "Hello, Comrade Verac." Piaf stood by the window and nodded.

   "What's the matter?" Boin knew something good had happened by seeing Veraker's expression.

"Great results have been achieved at the Kip City sub-station." As soon as Verac and Nord got acquainted with the situation on the phone, they couldn't wait to come and tell Boyne, "The comrades at the sub-station led the Kip The citizens of Pu City captured the city hall, and the mayor of Kipu City, Laika, committed suicide before everyone stormed in. Now it can be said that it is also controlled by comrades, and Comrade Melen is organizing everyone to do it. Appease the work, and wait for our side to issue tasks."

  (end of this chapter)