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"I thought the word Tara wasn't mentioned much after that."

Bagpipe said that if she hadn't learned about it in history class, she really wouldn't have known about it.

"Before coming to Hill County, I thought so too... But Victoria is always changing, isn't it? We, the Vaifans, haven't always lived here, but we are all citizens of Victoria."

Jenny spoke to comfort her.

"If everyone thought this way, many conflicts would not occur."

"But that's impossible."

Beichen shrugged and continued, "As you can see, the children here have been receiving spiritual education that they are Tara people since they were young. Jenny, let me ask you, the teachers in the schools in Xiaoqiu County should all be so-called Tara people, right?"

"That... seems to be true. At least among the people I know, two are teachers in the school."

Jenny thought about it, then answered.

"That's right. The education these children received since childhood directly led to their hatred of Victoria when they grew up, not to mention the influence of the people around them, especially their parents."

After hearing Beichen's words, Fengdi and Jenny fell into deep thought. Is there any room for recovery in this matter?

"That means, isn't it enough to just build schools and teach children the right principles, starting with basic education?"

Bagpipe spoke, but her thoughts were obviously too naive.

"It's a pity, but this is impossible. I can guarantee that if the army hadn't intervened, every school that dared to open would have been smashed, and no one would send their children to such a school."

Beichen shook his head and rejected the idea.

If the conflict had not been so acute in the early stages, the suggestion put forward by Bagpipe would have been a good solution. However, the conflict is so serious now that it is undoubtedly in the late stages, and it is too late to do so.

"Military intervention?"

Jenny caught the key words in Beichen's mouth, and she seemed to know what Beichen would say next.

"I'm afraid that now we can only resort to brute force, but this is not and will never be the best solution."

Beichen sighed. Neither of these two people looked like human beings.

On one side are brainless rulers, and on the other side are unruly people. This dead end is really hard to revive, and there is no hope.

"From the beginning, there was friction and conflict between Victorians and the indigenous Tara people because of discrimination and lack of recognition. Coupled with the government's bias, the Tara people were exploited and their benefits were reduced. It would be strange if there was no trouble."

"It's fine if the Tara people are causing trouble here, but they are also contacting external forces to attack the garrison directly. I have to say, this is too stupid. Even if they can't find any clues, they still suspect you first, which undoubtedly exacerbates the conflict."

"Now this Xiaoqiu County is like a powder keg. If there is even a little spark, it will explode."

Beichen spread his hands and said that as a neutral spectator, he had no intention of getting involved in such matters, although he could do so now.

All he wanted to say now was, fight, fight! I just fanned the flames.

"Beichen seems to be very familiar with this kind of thing."

Jenny thought about it, then spoke.

"More than familiar, I've seen even more outrageous ones."

Beichen couldn't stop talking after he got to this point.

What, jz’s heart is burning, I have to say it now!

"You guys are okay. I understand. After all, they were two countries before. And it is undeniable that the Victorians did discriminate against and exploit the Tara people. It is appropriate for them to seek independence. It's just that you don't know your own weight. You are half an idiot."

"As far as I know, they were originally a family, but they separated for a while. Then they turned against each other and shouted that they wanted independence."

When Beichen said this, he couldn't help but let out a laugh.

"The military gap between them and Victoria and the Hills is about the same, but they still clamor for independence every day. Moreover, this is even a one-sided hostility. We neither discriminate nor exploit them. On the contrary, we provide many favorable conditions... (10,000 words omitted below) I have finished speaking. This is the general situation. What do you think?"

"Hmm...it sounds ridiculous no matter how I listen to it."

Bagpipe scratched his head and spoke.

You see, even Bagpipe thinks this is against the will of heaven, so why do some people just not understand?

"Is there such a thing? Compared to that, what we are facing now is indeed much more reasonable."

Jenny said with a sigh.

Bei Chen added: "Although it is reasonable, it is much more difficult to solve. After all, no big shot who can solve such a thing has set his sights on this city."

"There's no need to be depressed. Aren't we here to find the real enemy and prevent a bigger conflict?"

Bagpipe spoke to comfort them, but she didn't seem to remember that she didn't tell the two what the real enemy was.

"Is that why you would rather carry a head full of rotten vegetables than leave?"

"Haha, do you think I'm stupid?"

Bagpipe asked with a smile.

Jenny shook her head and said seriously, "No, not at all. In fact, I think you are very capable. I have seen many similar words and deeds by the patrolman just now. It's not that I haven't thought about stopping him... But I'm just a guard of honor."

It’s bad. I started to deny myself again.

"No! What's wrong with the honor guard? You are also a member of the Victorian Army. Of course you can change this situation that you don't like!"

It seems that Bagpipe is more suitable to say this, so I won’t interrupt for now.

"Really? Thank you...you're the first person to talk to me like that. Well, I'll try it next time."

Looking at Jenny like this, is it possible that honor guards will be discriminated against in the military camp?

"By the way, is there anything else I can do to help you? Besides picking off these leaves, I don't want to see the conflict escalate."

"Let me think, do you have any local friends? I want to ask where Damian Barry usually goes."

Now Bagpipe can only follow this clue.

"A friend I know... Saoirse might know something. Give me the contact information. I'll go to the newspaper office later. The sergeant shouldn't mind whether I'm there or not today..."

On the other side, Horn, who was acting separately from Bagpipe, was standing in someone's office. It was the office of Colonel Hamilton, the man with the highest voice and the strongest fist in the entire Hill County.