Fantasia of the Sky

Chapter 1494 Jones' View 7
"Speaking of it, those people are really miserable, and they lost their lives because of that kind of thing." Jones began to lament the attackers again, "They didn't know what they should do all their lives, they just lived in a daze, and finally they were killed. A person with ulterior motives simply cheated away with a few words ... it is really sad."

"The people who tricked them don't seem to be in the team of those people. They chose a fairly safe position." Night Breeze must have her own reasons, so I don't need to worry about asking now.Huanmeng continued the topic according to Jones' meaning, and at the same time took a sip of tea-as expected, this tea is best when it is hot.

"Of course not, they will never put themselves in danger; if they fail this time, they may try again... Unless they don't have enough money, they will definitely try again." Jones said, "You See, if you hadn't been there to help those people in the van, surely they would have made it? It's kind of an incentive to almost taste the sweetness."

"But there aren't so many single coal wagons in the Kingdom of White Waves, right? As long as we strengthen our vigilance against those coal wagons, it should be fine?" Huanmeng continued to follow Jones' meaning.

"That's not the same...they should just rob coal trucks on a whim." Jones waved his hand, "Where are there so many coal trucks for them to rob...they will definitely have new targets, such as robbing houses and the like—robbing The coal sold to a few households allows them to survive the winter and sell at a good price. Of course, those poor people must be disposed of. The more money the better, the fewer people who share the money, the better..."

"So, how should we deal with it?" Huanmeng felt that this topic was meaningless, but she had to continue in order to cover up what she almost said before.

"Strengthen the management of the slums. Those people are really lawless... There is also an investigation of the people who enter the slums to find out what their purpose is. Alas, those people in the slums are really worrying..."

There seemed to be some point in this distraction-initiated conversation—Dream sensed that Jones had a strong dislike for the pauper.Maybe it's because they're unstable, or because they're hardly engaged in productive labor... I wonder if Jones thinks they shouldn't be counted among the populace?

Speaking of this, it should be almost the same... Now it is more natural to change the topic.Well, I do have one last question to ask myself.

"May I ask which nobleman bought coal privately...do you have any opinion?" Huanmeng asked.

"There really isn't one." Jones shrugged. "There is no evidence for this kind of thing, so it's not easy to guess. Moreover, the investigation of such related matters is the responsibility of Langpai, and the old man can't do it for him."

To put it bluntly, the Lang Pai is in charge of state-related affairs, and they must deal with the problems of nobles like this.That being the case... there seems to be nothing more to talk about in this conversation?

Well, I'll take my leave then, I've been bothering you for too long - the Chancellor must be very busy.

"Thank you very much for your help, and I feel very sorry for taking up your time, Huanmeng." Huanmeng drank the remaining tea, "Huanmeng will try its best to solve the problems of this country."

"I will try my best to help you." Jones said with a smile.

Hmm... this tea is quite flavorful.

(End of this chapter)