This is a simple and routine process.

First, demonstrate ability so people see you as someone to follow.

Second, paint a picture of the pie and let them know what benefits they can get from following you.

Finally, incite hatred, promote righteousness, raise the goal higher, and tell them that everyone is not doing this for personal gain. We decided to launch a righteous resistance with the Order for the sake of justice and the future of the desert people.

The process is like this.

Personal interests are trivial matters. What we value is the future of the desert. We hope that all desert people can have a bright future, so we have to stand up and fight.

The righteousness of the family and the country, the bright future of the people... you can say it any way you want, try to talk about it in a big way, but there is no need to say that you are doing it for profit.

It doesn't matter if you talk to your own people, but this link is for all desert people, and you have to make them think that you are fighting for their future and the future of their children.

Objectively speaking, Rama is not a qualified speaker, but he did an excellent job in the first session.

Everyone admits that even if this person expresses his desire to control power so frankly that it makes you frown when you hear it, he is still able to bring victory better than any other elder.

The first link was done very well. For the remaining two links, it was not so much that Rama convinced them, but rather that they valued the future and wanted to choose Rama.

Yes, he is a bit controlling.

But he can't do all the work alone, right? You have to leave room for others to take the position, right?

Taking a step back, if you are the middle-level member of a tribe or the middle-level member of a kingdom, will the treatment and power be at the same level?

He can win, this is his greatest ability.

The elders of the Tanit tribe invested a lot of tribal warriors in this battle. Although they wanted to trap Rama, they also really expected Rama to open up the situation.

Don't seek success once, just seek to weaken the opponent.

When the enemy becomes weaker, the defense line must be reduced, which will naturally free up a lot of resource points.

This decision had two consequences.

Tanit did become rich, for Rama devoured the other tribe all at once, and everything they had would become the cornerstone of Tanit.

On the other hand, these warriors, after their victory, were inclined towards Rama in their stance.

This also means that although Tanit has become rich, Tanit is no longer the Tanit of the elders.

Because the soldiers did not want to become Rama's enemies, they wanted to follow Rama to win.

Without the support of warriors, the elders of the tribe are just ordinary people, unable to maintain their power.

The dominance of the tribe began to fall into the hands of Rama.

On the way back, Rama promised the conquered tribes that in the next war, warriors who performed well could take their relatives out of their status as slaves and join the Tanit tribe.

It is said that this kind of thing is a bit difficult.

After a war in ancient times, the general who led the army usually agreed that the soldiers would plunder the city, including women and wealth, which were the subsequent spoils of victory in the war.

The reason is very simple, if you win the city, it is not yours.

But your soldiers are the cornerstone of your power. When you ask your soldiers to work hard, you always want them to get something.

It is unrealistic to rely on military pay alone to expect every soldier to march forward bravely and work hard.

The trophies are what appease them and encourage them to work hard.

Rama kept a considerable part of the loot, but this incident did not cause dissatisfaction.

Mainly because this war had nothing to do with them at all. It was completely a victory achieved by Rama alone.

He just didn't give anything, and it was inappropriate to put it bluntly, but it couldn't be said to be wrong.

What's more, he only saved the other party's family unit to avoid arousing more hatred, but Rama took all the wealth of the tribe and distributed it to these warriors.

As losers, they had preserved some important things and received the promise of freedom, so naturally they did not dare to complain more.

As the victors, they came but did nothing, and then received a lot of resources and wealth. Naturally, they had no objections.

Wealth would always flow back to the upper class in other ways, and Rama did not mind distributing the wealth to these warriors.

Then the elders split.

They knew that Rama could fight, but they never thought that this man could also achieve such a feat of suppressing the resistance of an entire tribe by one person.

Strictly speaking, Rama only defeated the opponent's first counterattack. However, the opponent saw the warriors behind Rama and received Rama's promise, so almost no one resisted.

The warriors of the Tanit tribe seemed to be just going through the motions, but if they had not appeared, Rama would not have been able to achieve the final victory.

The number of war machines is limited, and they can only gain a certain advantage, but cannot win victory.

The warriors of the Tanit tribe thought it was Rama's victory alone. After all, they did not experience any battle.

No one paid attention to this small problem, and the elders also saw the final result.

Their choices contributed to Rama's success.

"The power of the upper class comes from the support of the lower class. The power of the elders comes from their ability to drive the warriors of the tribe to fight for their own desires."

"The elites who use Erling weapons and the ordinary tribal warriors are the cornerstone of tribal rule."

"And in this war, you took away all their cornerstones."

Babel looked confused, "No one who witnessed the battle last night would consider rejecting you for the sake of the elders."

"Not all." Rama looked relaxed, "I will definitely weaken the power of the elders when I take office. There are always some people whose interests are completely tied to the interests of the elders."

"When I use the power of the elders, I use it to benefit their interests."

Cutting people's wealth is like killing their parents. Power is more important than wealth. Rama did this, and they couldn't bear it.

"But in the end they will still be patient. Even the elders themselves chose to compromise. They are just attached to the elders' vines, and they don't have much fighting spirit."

Babel took a deep breath.

It's hard for her to let go of power, but it's that simple that situations are stronger than people.

"What about you? Mother." Rama looked calm. "I know you are keen on power. The only bargaining chip I can offer is to ensure that you still have a chance to rise to power, but you can no longer become the [Mother]."

Babel's abilities are there, but the only problem she shows is that she actually considered killing Ying.

But this is not a big problem, because there are many such psychopaths in the main plot or personal legendary missions.

Among the rice wives in Suokoku, Kamisato Ayaka can hear Ying's reputation.

And in the fourth country, there are still people in Xumi who don't know the name of Ying, a great adventurer, and think they can kill Ying.

It's quite overwhelming.

How can any cat or dog dare to have such an idea.

"What other choice can I make?" Babel shook her head, "Everyone knows that you are my adopted son. Isn't this what you told me?"

Things can't be done, so we have to play the family card.

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