Terra copy, but the enlightenment stream/I am a mentor in Terra

Just like no matter what you do, there is someone who will point out your mistakes, guide you, and guide you forward. You can leave everything to him.

——So Tallulah was willing to be his student.

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It was already ten o'clock when I woke up the next day, and Loya had a good sleep.

I have to say that Black Snake's aura buff is really useful, scaring the Kingslayer so much that he can't even find his way around.

You have to get down to business starting today.

Loya walked to the table to take a drink of water, and accidentally caught a glimpse of the figure standing outside the window.

Somewhat familiar, it seemed to be the one who detained him at Peterheim Middle School yesterday.

He went downstairs and opened the door, but his normal movement made him jump in surprise.

"Your letter, sir."

After putting the letter into Loya's hand, the man had a dead look on his face, probably because he felt that he would not survive.

Luo Ya was too lazy to pay attention to him and waved his hand to let him go quickly.

I closed the door and opened the letter, oh, it turned out to be from a class comrade:

"Loya, my friend, I am glad that you have obtained your own authority."

"I originally wanted to prepare a grand banquet to welcome you to Chernobog, but unfortunately, those bastards who are spying on us have spread their tentacles all over the city."

"Your Majesty has been deceived by traitors, and we have no way out. My friend, I will be waiting for you at the city hall the day after tomorrow."

——Baikal

Very common contact.

Grand Duke Baikal, the controller of the Third Army, probably the old aristocratic leadership circle of this civil war was Loya and him.

The day after tomorrow will be discussed later. Loya wrote a reply letter and prepared to throw it into the city hall.

Walking down the street without crutches, I happened to encounter a middle-aged military policeman who seemed to have bumped into a young lady and was bending over to pick up documents scattered on the ground.

Time was not tight, so Luo Ya also stepped forward to help.

"Thank you."

After confirming that the document was correct, Tatiana quickly thanked the two of them, and then left in a hurry.

The military police nodded to Loya and prepared to leave.

"and many more."

Loya stopped him and thrust the letter into his hand.

"Give it to the people in the city hall and tell them it belongs to Baikal."

"gentlemen?"

The military policeman was stunned for a moment and left before Loya could ask further questions.

He knew who Baikal was, and that was why he didn't dare to ask.

Loya's original intention was to get some benefits from the military policeman. After all, there were very few people like him in violent institutions.

But he was obviously frightened, because the nobles had been killing people wantonly for more than a day or two, and this letter seemed like a hot potato.

Loya didn't think so much, lowered his hat brim and prepared to visit the core city of Chernobog.

——This is probably the richest area in Chernobog. Boris's 20 years of development have created a prosperous business.

But Luo Ya had no interest, so he just wandered around until the afternoon. He went to the newspaper office to get the latest newspaper and went back.

Good guy, your troops are so fast. In just a few hours, the headlines came out:

"The mysterious Duke will meet with Grand Duke Baikal the next day"

This momentum is obviously for those who open factories.

Luo Ya threw it into the trash can and looked around - it was quite fate that he met the military police just now.

His expression was helpless, and he seemed to feel that the influence was not good, so he pulled aside the girl who was pestering him.

The girl looked somewhat similar to him. She was puffing up her face, grabbing his arm and complaining about something.

Ah, they are a father and daughter.

Loya found it quite interesting and quietly stepped forward to eavesdrop on their conversation.

"Zoya, stop making trouble."

"But you haven't been home for seven days, Dad—Dad—"

"Ah, I'll go back later, okay?"

"You lied again..."

My daughter is having trouble again.

So Loya inserted it appropriately.

"Sir, we meet again."

"Ah, you..."

"You don't have to be so polite...is this your daughter?"

Loya looked at Zoya.

This child has long gray-yellow hair and dark skin. He looks very energetic. He hides behind his father and looks at him with red eyes with some restraint.

"Yes……"

Her father was even more restrained, keeping his head down and not daring to look at Loya.

"...I actually want to chat with you." Luo Ya was quite helpless.

The more he works for the government, the more he understands the class gap between Usas and the stronger his sense of identity becomes.

Forget it, seeing him like this, Loya lost interest in chatting.

The interaction between father and daughter just now really touched him.

Having an ordinary family was probably Loya's simplest wish.

"Actually, I have always wanted to have a lovely daughter, like this child."

After sighing to himself, Luo Ya turned and left.

"Go with your family. If anyone is looking for trouble, tell me my name - probably everyone in the city will know me tomorrow."

Finally he dropped another sentence.

Zoya instantly felt that this strange brother was a good person. Just as she was about to speak, she was pulled away by her father who looked frightened.

Loya couldn't help but shake his head when he saw this scene.

People within this system are clearly aware of Ursus's corruption, and are even more aware of the atrocities committed by the nobles.

Then end it as soon as possible.

Returning to his residence, Loya turned on the system.

He discovered that Tallulah had not published "The Ideology of the Ursus Nation" at all and had been circulating it as internal reading.

Maybe it was because of restrictions, maybe it was for other reasons, but Loya was obviously not satisfied.

Because it’s time to execute the next step of the plan.

"Tallulah is still too conservative. Let me tell her what revolution is."

Chapter 18 Concern and being cared for

Tallulah could only say that she inherited her mantle, but did not develop it.

Therefore, it is time for the internal readings of the Integral Movement to be updated, and it is time for "The Ideology of the Ursus Nation" to be published.

Although it may have been circulated by many high-ranking people, it never made it into the public eye.

Since he wanted to drop this bomb, Loya decided to add a preface:

"So far, idealism has influenced most views in the academic world. Now, this page is about to be blown away."

"This book will clarify what historical materialism is. It is not something lofty and obscure. On the contrary, it is closely related to every Ursus people."

"In it I will expose the atrocities of the Imperial Government and explain the causes of them."

"I ask every Ursusian people to read this book. This is not because I am tough and arrogant, but because change is imminent and the people need to recognize themselves and the empire."

Loya has restrained himself a lot, but releasing these few paragraphs is tantamount to officially starting a war against the old forces.

Compared to him, Tallulah was simply a dove - after all, the child had been lacking confidence after Loya left.

Turning on the system, Loya is ready to write a shocking work.

But now only the integration movement has the soil to publish it.

The prerequisites are insufficient, and you have to wait for the book to spread before it can appear throughout Ursus or even Terra.

[The "Communist Manifesto" has been selected, and the relevant materials "Investigation of Contradictions in Ursus" and "Investigation of Contradictions in Terra" have been distributed. 】

[Beta version compensation mechanism launched]

The systematic information was engraved into Loya's mind, eliminating the need for reading and understanding, as if it were written down by his own hand.

"Thank you, System."

Loya began to formulate ideas.

Putting aside the lingua franca, since the Ussian language of the empire was the Russian language of the previous life, this book was officially named "The Bolshevik Manifesto" (the original name could not appear due to special reasons)

The situation on Terra is not the same as on Earth, and due to the current focus of work, the Terraization process of this book is very difficult.

Considering that Ursus already had early ideas and movements, Loya finalized the catalog after repeated deliberation.

They are: the antagonism between bourgeois and proletarians, the antagonism between feudal military landlords and the broad masses of the people, early Bolshevism and scientific Bolshevism, and the attitude towards reactionism, a total of four chapters.

Loya spent four hours just conceiving the table of contents for this monumental work.

At 21:[-], it was already night.

The familiar feeling from Kazdale was back.

We are about to start fighting with various forces in this huge empire, and the integration movement is still immature, and is even suppressed by the old forces.

One bad thing or another is about to happen to Loya again.

This time there was no Shining Spirit to solve his problems, no two rulers to back him up, and no lover to relieve the pressure.

Loya looked out the window - even without lights, the nights in Ursus were brighter than in Kazdaele.

"It's quite exciting."

Loya smiled and turned off the lights, making the bedroom completely dark.

There is no point in thinking about these things.

Not even the clouds of Kazdaele could overwhelm him, let alone Ursus.

On the final podium, Loya had already completed his transformation.

"Let's deal with the issue of integrating the movement first. We can't lose our fundamentals."

Let’s start with Tallulah.

In a second letter to her, Loya wrote:

“Only a firm and complete organizational system can bring more people to awaken.”

"Since we hold the truth in our hands, we are not afraid of the enemy's attack and encirclement."

After writing this, Loya thought for a while. Although Tallulah had always regarded herself as a student, she had never admitted it.

She does still need to learn and grow before she can infect other cadres.

The characteristics of a leader are key to the success of this type of movement.

So Loya went on to write: