Conan: The Mechanic

"That one just now was also designed by Tachibana?" she asked Hoshino Kaede.

"Probably so. After all, he exported these things to us, but we didn't make any changes."

"This guy, what kind of scene do you want to depict..." Haibara Ai's brows furrowed even tighter. "Can you call out the next plot now? I want to see his structure of the whole world... No, forget it, let's follow the main point of view of him and Ayumi, I'm afraid there is something too strange in the back. "

The corners of Hoshino Kaede's mouth twitched, but she didn't say anything, she just kept silent, and looked at the screen with Haibara Ai, who also didn't continue to speak.

……

When Chiba and Ayumi finally followed in the footsteps of the priest, the priest was supporting a very weak child.

"Child, are you okay?" The priest looked at the thirteen or fourteen-year-old child with concern. "Where do you come from?"

"Outside, the army is catching us, they want to kill us!" The child gasped and said in shock. "Mom and Dad were taken away by them, they asked me to come to you, I hope you can save me - you are God's servants, you will not let his people be killed, right? I also believe in Catholicism, I even I was also baptized by the old priest here, please, can you save me?"

"..." The clergyman's expression stiffened for a moment, and then he looked at the passage the child had come to here - it was an opened door at the end of the corridor. "Are you... a Tutsi?"

"Yes, that's why we were killed, please help me!" The child even knelt down in front of the priest, pleading like this. "If you don't take me in, we'll be killed!"

"No, we can't do that," sighed, and the cleric shook his head. "You know, you're a democracy, do you know what that means?"

"It is up to the people to decide national affairs?" The child gave the answer in his mind.

"To be precise, the majority of the nation is in charge of the house," the clergy taught, stroking the child's hair. "You also know that you Tutsi are in the minority and Hutu are the majority, so that means you should obey the Hutu people and follow their leadership, understand? If the Hutu want to do something to you, Then you should abide by it, this is the spiritual core of democracy."

"Democracy...Is that really what it means?" Beside them, Ayumi asked Qianyu in a low voice. "Why do I think this sounds a little..."

"Technically so, because pure democracy itself is the tyranny of the majority - so there is a series of other parallel values ​​to protect the rights of the minority." Chiba shrugged. "But... the church finally bites the bullet and chooses to stand by."

At this moment, Ayumi also turned her gaze towards the door—she heard a new voice.

But this voice... she didn't know what it was.

"Here," Qian Yu cast a glance at the door, just in time to capture the scene of two heavily armed soldiers rushing in. "Presidential Guard."

"Father, we are the guards escorting them, can you hand this child over to us?" With such an arrogant and arrogant tone, the soldier pointed to the child who had thrown himself into the arms of the clergyman. "He's Tutsi, so we need to take him to safety."

"Of course," the priest ignored the child's fear, but agreed simply. "Child, let's go."

"No, father, please don't do this!" The child tried to grab hold of the clergyman, but was forcibly grabbed by the strong opponent, who then carried him towards the soldiers.

"Don't worry, they are all good people and will protect you to a safe place." The clergyman comforted softly.

"Are they really good people?" Ayumi asked in confusion.

"Of course not, we'll know when we follow." Qian Yu shrugged.

"Then why did the priest say..."

"Because the priest knows what they are going to do, so of course they have to coax this child." Chi Yu said here, and has already walked forward, ready to catch up with the two soldiers who have already grabbed the child and are about to leave. "Come on, keep up."

But just as Ayumi was about to follow, the clergy turned their heads and looked in Ayumi's direction.

After being stunned for a moment, Ayumi realized that he was looking at the elderly cleric who appeared behind him.

"Okay, follow along," Qianyu turned back, urging Ayumi to follow her. "Don't worry, you'll be able to hear it."

Saying so, Qianyu gently grabbed Ayumi's cuff and pulled her to follow him. "Hurry up, the flow of time here is normal. If you waste too much time here, you will be scolded when you go home at night."

And behind them, the conversation between the two clergymen still seems so clear - even if they have followed the two soldiers who took the child away~www.readwn.com~ So theoretically the child and the two soldiers are also can hear.

"Can't they hear?" Ayumi looked at the two behind her with anxiety, and then looked at the two soldiers with guns in front of her.

"The language is different," Qianyu replied immediately. "The first few are Rwanda's native language, and the latter is Latin... Don't underestimate this church, this is the largest one in Rwanda. These people are also outstanding academically."

Saying this, the conversation between the two clergymen behind them was still ringing in their ears.

"Dean, is it really okay?" The clergyman's face was not very good, and he was even a little sad. "They took the child away... that must have happened?"

"Jehovah's affairs belong to the LORD, and Caesar's work should be left to Caesar..." The old priest shook his head. "What can you do, let us all go in with them?"

"But... how many times has it been? I remember... three or four times?"

"Don't worry, there will be many more times." The old clergyman sighed. "You don't know how many Tutsi people there are in the country... In short, think clearly, as long as you soften your heart once, all of us will be finished. So, don't disobey them."

"But will all the things we do to the Tutsi finally come to us?"

"It's not just you Hutu people. If we are to be held accountable at that time, we will also be punished for obeying them and allowing our own people to be killed. But..."

"If we don't obey them, maybe we won't live to be finally reckoned?"