I am a tutor/Terra transcriber in Terra, but the enlightenment stream

Lyudmila said and took out a report: "We also lost a quarter of our people."

Loya nodded and took the report she handed over.

According to incomplete estimates, there are nearly half of the workers in Chernobog, that is, 3 people. Some of these people were let go, and some did not directly participate in the riot and hid as soon as the outbreak broke out.

After thinking for a moment, Loya pondered: "The emperor will definitely not want the two sides to fight. He will act as a mediator and try his best to avoid the occurrence of war."

"And that group of capitalists don't have enough power to take the lead in attacking. The only ones who are likely to start a war are the landlords. I will try to delay as much time as possible."

"Then," Loya picked up his pen and wrote a handwriting in twos and twos and handed it to Lyudmila: "Put the focus of your work on the army."

"clear."

Lyudmila nodded, asked Loya if she had anything to say, and then left through the window. 1

After she left, W, who did not forget to peel potatoes in the bedroom, suddenly said: "Luoya, I always feel something is wrong."

"It's not about Ursus, I don't understand that...it's about you."

"Me?" Loya turned his upper body, rested his chin on the back of the chair, and looked at W with a bit of fun: "I can't die now, what else could be wrong?"

"Is it possible that someone else is chasing me here like you?"

Hearing this, W's hand stopped for a moment.

"……Too."

"You just didn't sleep well."

Loya shook his head and turned around.

Open the ideological trend interface, and the content has changed since the riots.

[Ideology: Ursusian Revolutionaryism]

[Movement: Infected Persons Rights Movement/Tallulah (Main Front: Integration Movement)]

[Usas Student Movement/Sonia (Main Position: Ursus Student Self-Government)]

[Usas Workers’ Movement/Lyudmila (Loya) (Main Position: Integrated Movement)]

The leader has a rather unexpected name - Sonia.

"Damn it, I still want to kill the students!"

The fire in Luo Ya's heart suddenly rose up. This fire was not only anger, but also a little relieved and helpless.

He has always been opposed to students, especially middle school students, participating in brutal political struggles, not to mention that this has gone beyond the scope of political struggles and will soon turn into war.

Fortunately, Loya can still guarantee their safety for a period of time1.

The rough content of the decree handed to Lyudmila was that each of the Third and Fourth Army would control Chernobog with half, and the Fourth Army's control area was bounded by Loya's residence to Peterheim Middle School, which was exactly half a point.

Go see her again when you have time.

Loya sighed.

Before his decree was submitted, the Third Army's liquidation of the school had already begun.

Peterheim Middle School had bad luck. First, it was targeted by Loya, the god of plague, and now it was targeted by the army.

Sonia and Rosalin stayed in front of the window of a classroom, just the two of them, and they could just see the school gate from here.

"These old guys are quite dedicated."

Sonia muttered.

The principal, vice-principal and several directors were standing in front of the door talking to an officer. His epaulettes could be vaguely seen. He was probably a second lieutenant.

"So the noise this morning was definitely not a celebration."

Rosalin on the side said blankly.

In middle schools where school days are closed, students know nothing about the situation outside. They are only told that all classes are cancelled.

Sonia looked at the school gate again. The matter seemed to be resolved. The school leaders had turned around, and the officer also had a smile on his face.

So he shrugged nonchalantly and said mockingly: "It's not like some infected terrorist sneaked into the school again."

"This group..."

Before he finished speaking, there was a gunshot.

Before Sonia had time to react, the second and third sounds sounded one after another.

What followed was a scream, a scream that echoed through the campus.

Look at the school gate again - dead, all the people who went to negotiate are dead.

They shot, but...but how dare they...

Sonia panicked, and Rosalin was so frightened that she shrank instantly. It was the first time for them to see a gun kill someone.

But it’s not over yet, it can even be said to have just begun.

The second lieutenant announced loudly: "I received a report that the school is suspected of hiding 'L' to rebel against the party. Instead of cooperating, your school administration was very perfunctory in our interrogation. Therefore, I have reason to suspect that you are all traitors to the party."

After speaking, he waved his hand, and a swarm of soldiers poured into the school.

With a bang, the Origin Stone bomb exploded among the students who were fleeing at a loss. After that, the person could no longer be called a human being, and the bones still connected to the flesh were clearly visible.

It wasn't over yet, it wasn't over yet, the soldiers brought repeating muskets and fired at the lawn and teaching building wantonly.

Bullets whizzed past Sonia's ears, but she remained unmoved. She stood there blankly, her eyes reflecting the hell on earth.

Forget about fear, forget about death.

Sonia's brain was washed away, and she only felt that something in her heart occupied her consciousness.

"what!"

A roar that drowned out all the sounds came from her mouth. The soldiers' bodies softened, and the weapons on their hands fell off. Some even started to bleed from their ears and noses.

"Sonia!"

Amidst Rosalin's shouts, Sonia jumped down from the third floor and rushed towards the group of soldiers.

This scene also happened a few months ago - but this time, Rosalind wouldn't stand idly by.

Two students committed suicide and rushed toward the soldiers. The soldiers who were shocked reacted and pointed their guns at them.

Half a second before pulling the trigger.

--"Draw."

Something cuts off the air.

The school is divided into north and south, with a bottomless gap running across it.

The man in black robe slowly put away his sword.

"I said, enough."

Chapter 38 Destiny

In a militaristic society, Ursus soldiers suffer from psychological distortions to a greater or lesser extent, some to a mild degree and some to a severe degree.

But no matter how mentally problematic they are, no one will have trouble with their fate.

The man in black robe did not choose to kill them, so those people fled in despair, but they would definitely report the matter to all levels.

The sharp blade, which looked like an ancient staff, was sheathed. The man in black robe turned around, and Sonia could only see her long silver hair that was not covered.

"Are you ok?"

The man spoke softly, his tone unexpectedly soft, soothing...and hollow.

The strange feeling before faded away, and Sonia also regained her senses at this moment.

There was chaos all around, and there were no words to describe what it was like - it could only be that what happened in the movie happened in reality.

"vomit."

Rosalin couldn't help vomiting at first, and Sonia also started to vomit.

They had been injured in the previous battle, and their vomit was still mixed with blood.

The man in black robe walked to a student whose body was still intact and squatted down. After confirming that there was no sign of life, he shook his head and returned to Sonia and Rosalin.

The sword in his hand acted like a staff, green light flashed, and the injuries and dizziness of the two men improved instantly.

"Thank you."

"Ah."

She nodded slightly, turned around and left without staying too long.

After taking the first step, he turned back and raised his head slightly. From this angle, the light could disperse the shadows and reveal the woman's delicate face.

It was then that Sonia saw those eyes.

There were ripples in the water but no luster. The reflection of herself in her eyes lost all color, leaving only sadness and melancholy.

"You are brave for standing up for others."

As if just to say this, the man in black robe turned his head and continued to leave.

Sonia was silent and did not make a sound. This mysterious and powerful woman was obviously not in the same world as her. Although she saved them, it was better not to have too many interactions.

But Rosalin, who was very nervous next to her, didn't think so much and shouted directly: "Sister, sister!"

The man in black robe looked back again. The other girl just now was waving, and then she was blocked by her companion.

"Anything else?"

"Uh... uh..." Rosalin struggled.

Sonia failed to stop her and simply gave up to see what Rosalind wanted to do.

Rosalin's idea was actually very simple: "Sister, what if those people take revenge on us?"

"Ah, do you still need me to protect you?" The man in black robe nodded slightly, "Okay, I understand."

"..." Sonia was silent.

Although it was very rude to think so, she always felt that this woman lacked agility and was dull and dull.

——This was even more true in the following few hours together.

The three of them stood at the school gate for half an hour. When no troops came, they entered Sonia's dormitory again.

The man in black robe said nothing. He sat alone in the corner and stared at her staff in a daze, turning the atmosphere into dead silence. As a result, Sonia and Rosalin stopped talking and communicated with each other through small notes.

Until evening, the two of them were very hungry and went out to look for food.

Naturally, the cafeteria was not open. In fact, the entire campus was paralyzed. They did not dare to go out. They smashed the glass of the shop and brought some things back.

Sonia had turned on the light before leaving, but when she opened the door, the bedroom was dark, with only the small lamp on the table emitting a faint light.

The man in black robe didn't know when he sat at the desk and started reading a book. It was "L", and there was Tallulah's book next to it.

She watched while Sonia and Rosalind ate.

The only sounds left in the dormitory were turning pages and chewing.

After a long time, she suddenly said: "Great work."

Then I closed the book and saw the author's name.

"Your country has no shortage of great men either."

"Aren't you from Ursus?" Sonia asked.

"I'm from Kazdale."

"what?"

Sonia and Rosalin looked at each other, both shocked.

Kazdale's reputation has always been very bad, and it has only begun to improve in the past few years, but the two people who were once "gang leaders" obviously would not understand this.

The brief conversation opened up the conversation. Rosalin took out an energy bar, stood up and handed it to her, curiously asking: "Sister, why did you let those bad guys go?"

"Shining, just call me Shining," she shook her head in refusal, and then replied: "I can't answer you."

"Oh..." Rosalin sat back again.