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"Phew, there are really too many wounded."

Even though Vaifan's physique was so strong, Jenny was very tired at this moment.

"Those with minor injuries should be evacuated as much as possible and taken to intact buildings for shelter. Those with serious injuries should be sent to the nearest clinic and they should be isolated."

Outcast's voice had become a little hoarse. She had been directing the rescue operation all this time and had been talking all the time.

"The clinic is short of beds. District 17, where residents of Tara live, was nearby and was hit hardest by the bombing. Fortunately, some residents voluntarily cleared a clean area and set up a few tents and dozens of beds to serve as a temporary site."

When Jenny first entered District 17, she couldn't bear to look at the horrific scene in front of her.

Some residents even had their chests pierced by growing Originium crystals, and all their blood was drained, leaving only a pool of dark red liquid.

"Fortunately, I have the protective measures you taught me. I also taught them to a few residents who were lucky enough not to be injured. They are now placing some of the less seriously injured people in tents."

"Jane, you learn very quickly. You are much smarter than my students."

Outcast praised.

"Hey, once I finish cleaning up the remaining first aid supplies here, I'll go find them."

Seeing the smile on Jenny's face, Outcast said, "You are very good at doing these things. They can easily trust you."

Outcast has seen Jenny comforting injured patients many times. If she weren't there, this matter might have to be handled with violence.

I don’t understand why no matter where you go, people always have such strong resistance to things that are obviously beneficial to them.

As usual when encountering this kind of situation, Outcast would usually try to persuade the other person if possible, and if that doesn't work he would just throw the person out so as not to interfere with other people's treatment. Fortunately, Jenny was there this time, so this situation did not occur.

"Because what I learned in these years in the military camp is how to please others..."

Jenny wasn't depressed at all when she said this, but she wasn't happy either.

"They told me that the guard of honor is the face of the army, and I believed it. I am used to them applauding and cheering for the glory and prosperity of Victoria."

"But it is part of Victoria, no one can deny that."

Outcast said that Victoria has always maintained a glamorous appearance to the outside world, and the guard of honor is naturally a part of the external publicity.

But it's not to show strength, but beauty.

But what's the point of showing off this thing? I feel like if we pull out a few naval guns, they will all be obedient.

"But that's not all... After you told me those words, I thought of some things in the past that I had forgotten."

Taking advantage of the break, Jenny began to talk about her past.

While the two were resting, Beichen was still busy. It took him a lot of time just to clear the source stone crystal clusters on the road, and he also had to free up his hands to deter those Deep Pool soldiers who were ready to make a move.

The Victoria garrison didn't make any moves, as if they had all shrunk.

After all, the multiple rounds of bombing originally planned were forcibly stopped before the first round was completed by Beichen.

Beichen actually wanted to run to the military camp and beat up Colonel Hamilton a few times, then tie him up and bring him to see Horn.

However, he still needs to command the garrison to resist, otherwise the Shenchi soldiers will definitely take over the city directly.

If so many civilians were not still injured and unable to evacuate, Beichen would have wanted to cast an explosive magic directly on the block where the Shenchi soldiers were located.

The perspective returns to Jenny and Outcast.

"My dad is a lawyer, and he always tells me stories about his grandfather's grandfather coming to Victoria and starting from scratch."

Wow, Jenny’s grandfather’s grandfather, this story has been passed down for generations.

"In his description, Victoria is a developed, enlightened and vibrant country, where technology and capital have triumphed over barbarism, and the wealth accumulated by people's hard work will not be easily destroyed by a natural disaster or tribal fighting."

After all, there is a complete monetary system, and it has to be said that this thing is indeed a very necessary thing.

"Victoria undoubtedly represented the most advanced productive force on earth for a long time."

Outcast nodded. At that time, Victoria was undoubtedly the world overlord, and even its combat power was comparable to that of Ursus, which was known as the most powerful army in the world at that time.

Not to mention the economy, Victoria, with its fertile land, is far ahead of Ursus in this regard.

But now, Ursus is already in trouble, and Victoria is even more difficult to hold on. We should be thankful that it has not split.

At present, Colombia has surpassed other countries in terms of economic strength.

See, I told you that technology changes our lives.

"We gave up a lot to be more Victorian... When I was five, my father gave me a stern reprimand after I jumped for joy at having climbed the tallest tree in the garden with ease."

It was the first time that Jenny saw her father look so angry.

"He locked me in a room, stuffed dozens of books in my pocket, and hired a piano teacher from Leitania for me the next day."

That’s right, Jenny can play the piano, and she is surprisingly talented, which makes her teacher quite impressed.

"Although I was a little reluctant to leave the scenery on the tree, I didn't think much about it. I believed that my father was doing it for my own good."

Most Vaifans are as carefree as Bagpipe, but there are relatively few people like Jenny.

"These are the rules in Victoria. He is helping you better adapt to the rules here."

Unless you want to do manual labor for the rest of your life.

"Yes, books, piano, garden... Dad knows much more about it than I do. If we don't adapt, we won't be able to have such a life."

If Beichen were to say, there's actually nothing wrong with being like a bagpipe. If she hadn't gone to study at the Royal Victoria Guards Academy, she should be driving a tractor leisurely in the fields at this season.

Bagpipe still couldn't forget her tractor, even after she joined Rhodes Island.

But, although I am a little tired, it’s not a bad thing.

However, everyone has their own pursuits and ideas. If most people were asked to choose, it might be better to choose someone like Jenny.