Don’t raise unruly people in extreme cold weather

Chapter 421 Great Wisdom

Karen stayed in Perfectok's palace for two days and two nights. It was not until the morning of the third day that Perfectok personally sent her to the train station to reunite with her companions.

"Kafka, you are finally here. If you don't come, we will send someone to look for you." Jon breathed a sigh of relief when he saw Karen appear. After lowering his guard, he was glad that Karen was safe.

Kallen nodded to Jon in understanding, then said apologetically, "I'm sorry, the information transmission to my friend has been affected. I have been busy with her these past few days. I didn't expect that my absence would cause you to worry."

Jon and the others were always worried about Kallen. Even though Kallen had told them before that she needed to go to her friend's place, Jon and the others were still worried about Kallen's whereabouts.

After all, this is the North, where the legendary terrifying Bloody Earl lives, the remote frontier of the empire, and the legendary cold place where one has to wear cotton-padded jackets even in the summer and can freeze one's chin off in the winter.

In some people's legends, the North had long been turned into a living hell because of Perfectoct's rule. Any outsiders who went to the North would be captured and forced to do hard labor, doing the most menial jobs, and eating worse than cattle, horses, pigs, and dogs.

Not to mention, in the eyes of some people, the empire's nobles are evil exploiters who should be completely burned to ashes along with this corrupt empire.

If Kallen knew how these people viewed Perfect, she would probably be very angry, or even deeply sad.

The reason why Perfect has been working so hard and making such sacrifices is that she wants to save the vast majority of ordinary people. However, the cruelty of this world forces her to give up some people, or even a large number of people.

Even so, she still needs to cruelly exploit others in order to build enough shelters and save more people before the end of the world.

However, these were misunderstood as a way to more firmly control the North, and a cruel rule imposed in order to gain more benefits and satisfy personal desires. How could Kallen, who knew all the truth, not feel angry or even sad?
Are you angry at the ignorance and stubbornness of these people? Or are you sad about Perfecto, the sacrifice that seems to bear the sins of the whole world?
I'm afraid even Kallen herself would find it difficult to answer these questions, but fortunately she didn't have a deep understanding of what Jon and others were thinking at this time.

She simply explained to Jon and the others, “I contacted my friend and told him about the difficulties we have encountered during this period of time and the actions we hope to take next. He analyzed the deeper reasons behind these problems for me, showed me a beautiful vision for the future, and taught me a lot of valuable knowledge.

This not only involves how to lead everyone to overthrow oppression, but also teaches us how to fight the enemy!

These are all very valuable experiences and knowledge. I will sort them out and pass them on to everyone after I go back!" Karen explained to everyone the thoughts, knowledge and valuable experiences that Perfectcot had passed on to her in the past two days. For today's members of the Workers' Union, it is even difficult to understand their complete and specific meanings.

However, even if only part of it was interpreted, for the members of the Workers' Union, the knowledge that Perfectcott imparted to Kallen was still indescribably valuable. Just the part of what Kallen said just now that was understood by Jon and others were all true insights.

"Who is your friend, Kafka? He is such a great and wise man! Every word he said here is full of wisdom! If he is willing to join our Workers' Union, I think our cause will usher in a huge leap forward!" Just based on the philosophy contained in these words, Jon was full of admiration for the person who wrote them, even a worship that was close to religious fanaticism.

In fact, it is easy to understand. Most of the members of the Workers' Union and the worker representatives come from the lower classes. Although they are not completely illiterate and cannot recognize a single big word, it is hard to say that they have high education and profound knowledge.

In the Workers' Union, many people have escaped from illiteracy thanks to the mutual aid societies formed after the establishment of the Workers' Union. One can imagine the cultural level of this group.

It is not particularly new or strange that a group of people with such cultural level can understand the weight of these words and have a crazy worship for them, faced with the valuable experience and insights that Perfectok taught to Kallen, which were practiced and summarized by great men who had gone through an entire era in the original world and transcended the times.

In that passionate era of the original world, how many people were impressed by his foresight, and how many people became his admirers and believers, willing to sacrifice their lives for the beliefs he spread, and use their precious lives to become a footnote of the times.

Perfect believes that knowledge and art can transcend barriers such as language and academic qualifications. Even in this world, these precious knowledge can still play their great role, and it is normal for some people to believe in and worship the wisdom flowing from this knowledge.

However, Jon's enthusiasm really frightened Karen a little. She quickly said to Jon, "My friend's identity is too special. If his identity is exposed, the consequences will be very serious. So for his safety and to protect him, we must hide his identity and status as much as possible.

As for the valuable knowledge he imparted, this is not the place to discuss it. Let’s go back to Pignesburg and discuss this matter. These precious memories are treasured treasures. ”

Hearing what Karen said, Jon realized that he was being reckless, so he quickly said, "Let's get ready to leave. The train is already ready, and the staff at the auto show are willing to give us a favor. Let's go back to Pignesburg first!"
The environment here in the North is too depressing. The Northern Lord's rule over the people is simply bone-sucking. She even builds people into the wall to vent her anger when her evil desires are not satisfied!
I simply cannot imagine how serious and terrible the consequences would be if you, Kafka, were caught by the bloody count. "

"Okay, I know you are worried about me, let's go back first!" Karen didn't know whether to laugh or cry. She couldn't tell Jon that the "friend" he admired was Perfectoct himself, whom he called the evil ruler, and she was even in the train station now.

(End of this chapter)