After Becoming a Little Sister

Denmark doesn't produce herring, but it doesn't matter. It's only [-] tons to maintain the dignity of the royal family in a country that has been passed down for thousands of years.

When Andersen wrote fairy tales, would Margaret's ancestors care about a little girl who struck a match in the ice and snow and dreamed of warmth?

Aliya just looked at them, looked at them quietly, looked at these people, looked at these people who claimed to be a civilized world, these managers of society.

no one speaks...

Alia then lowered her head, she looked at the documents in her hand, and after a moment of silence, she took out two documents from it.

"Alice is 22 years old this year. She is six months pregnant. The child's name has already been decided. The reason is that the child's father is an engineer working in the Institute of High Energy Physics. He wants his own. In the future, the child will be able to win another Nobel Prize like Niels Bohr, the founder of quantum mechanics and the father of the theory of atomic structure..."

Everyone held their breaths and refocused their eyes on Alia. The calmer the latter's tone, the more restless their mood was.

"Alice lives in a small town next to a military camp in Norway. She opened a coffee shop and her life is not bad... When the disaster happened, she went to the nearby military camp several times to call for help. They received more than 15 reports, but out of some responsibility considerations, they strictly refused to send out the armed forces in the military camp, because the death group had shown obvious migration intentions before and was about to leave."

"So Alice died. At the gate of the military camp, she was pulled in half by two individuals of the death swarm. Before her child, Nils, was born, she became this ferocious cluster-conscious split-type titan The food perfectly interprets the cruelty of the ecological circle and the law of the jungle in the ecological chain."

Alia picked up the piece of paper, and it was light and fluffy. A piece of paper weighed only 4.3 grams.

It chronicles the life of an ordinary woman - with her unborn child, it doesn't even fill the entire page.

"Morgans, the military camp manager who issued an order not to take the initiative to attack, his military camp has more than 150 active soldiers. This military camp has used a budget of 1.76 million U.S. dollars in the national defense plan, and the housing in the military camp alone costs five dollars. Thousands of 800 million, according to the original military deployment, after the end of this divine civilization and multinational joint exercise force, they will concentrate the strength of the military camp and go to the Finnmark region in the northeast of Norway. On the border with Russia, more than 500 soldiers will be stationed in Bosanger to contain that powerful old neighbor and repeat the pattern during the Cold War.”

Maozi's representative sneered when he heard this, and looked at his Norwegian counterpart with disdainful eyes.

Then Aliya added a note: "Morgans, the chief officer of the military camp, submitted his resignation this morning. As far as I know, the Norwegian government intends to allow the other party to resign as an honorary soldier, and to pay tribute to him for his many years of hard work. Awarded the National Defense Medal for outstanding contributions."

"..."

"You have 150 fully armed soldiers and 6 Leopard 2A4NO main battle tanks deployed in the camp by the armored battalion directly under the Northern Armored Brigade, but because of some political choices, you chose to ignore your own nationals at the gate of the military camp. Being massacred... You ask me, what did you do wrong?"

"We...we..." Norway's official representative murmured, unable to refute these unknown but highly authentic data.

He even knew—or rather could understand—the mentality of that military chief.

There have been no wars all year round, and peace has passed for a long time. They have lost the most basic national defense capabilities and defense concepts.

It's like he's just 'working' here now, what the other party did in the military camp is actually another kind of work.

It's kind of sad...

The armed force built by human beings with great care, the warriors cultivated by human beings who spend a lot of resources, and the defense line built up by human beings spending the people's budget, are not for protecting anything in essence, but for making the people believe that they are protected—but the hordes of death know that not at all.

And now, Aliya also knew it was not.

"Sweden currently has the Swiss version of the Leopard 2A5, the Strv122 model, a total of 120 vehicles. During the 17 hours from being attacked to allowing the death horde to cross the border, these 120 active heavy mobile forces have not undergone any changes or adjustments. The latest relevant information released by Swedish officials is that there may be occurrences of "certain geological hazards recommend avoiding travel from the area" on the road passed by the death horde."

"..."

"Denmark currently has a tank battalion in the 2nd Brigade of the Army, the 1st Battalion of the Jutland Cavalry Regiment, and has 1 Leopard 57 main battle tanks...Of course, when I say these things, I don't mean when some monsters are found , your tanks can fall from the sky. I just want to ask, you have these advanced armed forces, and you spend so much national tax to maintain this armed force. When are you going to use it? You must know that you are not those who are really poor. Rebel third world countries, they only have a few AKs, and you have real tanks and armored vehicles - who are you waiting for to save you?"

Who are you waiting for?None of them waited, and none of them would come.

They just need to watch the hordes of death migrate, just a few dead...well, hundreds of dead.

If you fight, you have to be responsible.

Officials are responsible for winning, responsible for appeasing the people, responsible for rebuilding, responsible for all of this.

Who would?

And the sadder thing is that they are not willing, no one can force them to be willing...

"Miss Alia!" Queen Margaret took a deep breath and said in a deep voice, "I promise to urge them to deal with these matters seriously! All relevant responsible persons must be investigated!"

"And then?" Aliya looked at her and asked curiously, "What happened after the investigation?"

"...At the very least, none of their jobs will be retained...and then..."

Queen Margaret was in a trance for a moment, then realized, yes, and then what?

Then resign - or get fired - but whatever, that's it, because there can be no more then.

All this is a disaster!It's the Titans that are raging, why do these things need someone to be responsible?

"May I ask a question." Aliya put away all the documents: "If my people are not in Iceland, and the distance is not so close, what will you do?"

"..."

"What are you going to do if there are no aliens who can go south, rescue, and suppress in a few hours?"

"..."

"If there were no more than 200 important representatives from various countries in the referee department, would you really make all this public and choose to ask for help?"

As Aliya said so, she picked up the top sheet of paper, which was densely packed with data on both sides.

"This is a piece of information intercepted by your intelligence department itself. You may not believe it, but the Danish intelligence department has been assisting a certain country's Prism program to monitor your own officials, and your officials were in a secret internal meeting before. All the minutes of the meeting were passed on in full."

The official Danish representative's expression suddenly changed. It looked as if someone had punched him. His face instantly turned from embarrassment to paleness, and he stood up involuntarily.

Aliya has already started to read the key content of the meeting minutes, but in fact, there are not many words to compress.

"We can give up the Faroe Islands. The area itself is not completely under our jurisdiction, only a nominal affiliation... There are only 4 people in the area, there is no pillar industry chain, and there is no need to spend time and budget for rescue...We can shift the responsibility to the TPC , and can even be pushed to those aliens...the outside world should be the first to initiate condemnation, and can create an impression that the other party bears the main responsibility through media channels..."

After reading this, Alia turned over the paper and began to count down the list of media that helped the Danish government create this 'impression'.

These include not only Denmark's own media, but also some free media in Northern Europe and even extended to Britain and France.

"Let's look at the headlines... brutal aliens... World Peace Coalition conducting horribly secret experiments... Emperor's Project outposts that didn't sound warning... The captain of a godly civilization with a heart for the free world wants to stage Another hunt for the Red October escape... Rexxar—"

Aliya turned her head and said with a smile: "You yearn for a free world and want to stage a Red October escape?"

General Rexxar didn't know why, he didn't even know what Red October Escape was, he just looked blankly at the supreme legion commander.

The Hunt for Red October, an action film directed by John McTiernan, starring Sean Connery, Alec Baldwin, and Scott Green.

This atypical Hollywood blockbuster tells the story of the Soviet submarine Red October during the Cold War when Captain Remis planned to surrender to the West. Under his leadership, the Red October broke through many obstacles and finally successfully defected to the free world story.

But what is the prototype of this story?

It was a political commissar named Valery Sablin who hijacked the warship Vigilance and tried to go to Leningrad to restart the events of the Second October Revolution.

A pure and noble idealist who believed that the authorities at that time had betrayed the people and tried to reawaken the tragic story of the people rising up to fight.

However, Westerners cannot understand this kind of brain circuit. They firmly believe that there can be no such pure and noble people who dedicate everything to true ideas and struggles. They firmly believe that the other party is self-interested and must be for the sake of To the beautiful free world, so the film should act like this.

Of course, it can also be put more bluntly - they don't want people to believe that there is such a thing, like Chernobyl, like Lenin.

Of course they can smear everything, because dead people have no voice, and neither can dead countries.

For the same reason, they can erase everything that happened now, because the people who were attacked and killed by the death group will not speak out, and there is no way to hold anyone accountable, not to mention that no one seems to be responsible.

After a brief silence, General Rexxar, supported by a team of translators behind him, figured out what the so-called Red October escape represented.

This mighty sword god who can severely injure the aggregate of death groups with one sword, is a well-deserved superhuman in this fragile human world. As long as he shows any intention of 'fleeing', he will definitely be recruited and protected by countless forces regardless of the cost. Cold sweat Dripping half kneeling down.

Not only him, but also all the other members of the divine civilization behind him, all got up and knelt down, pleading guilty to Alia.

A sense of panic swept over the benefactors in the entire information link, and the warships hovering outside the Human Rights Court even landed because of Alia's words, and took the initiative to disarm all armed and defensive forces, like a powerful The giant beast turned over to reveal its soft belly to show its submission.

They would rather go to the battlefield and fight someone to die together than hear Aliya ask such a question...

"We will never! We will never betray His Highness!"

"Because I'm scary?" Aliya looked down at him: "Because of my personal prestige, or because of my personal might?"

General Rexxar opened his mouth, but for a moment he didn't know how to explain it.

But how should this be explained?

The heartbeat of the mighty Sword God, who is invulnerable to cold and heat, beats like a drum, and his thoughts are entangled, trying to distinguish and forget his words.

He betrayed Alia, was he the leader of the army?

Nonsense—his betrayal of the head of the army actually represented his betrayal of the entire divine civilization!

That is not a betrayal of a person or a force, but a betrayal of the fundamental concept, civilized legal system, and social contract based on the Three Realms War and the alliance of intelligent species forged by the bloodshed and sacrifice of countless people.

The head of the legion has never been just the head of the legion. He represents a community of destiny that is held up by countless people and can struggle to survive in chaos and disorder. It is not because of the dominance of his individual might, but because he himself represents the most fair and just part of the ruling of this social contract.

As long as you pay, there will be rewards. As long as you follow Him to fight and win, you can give your family, future generations, and everyone a safe and stable order.

The social contract of the Wisdom Alliance is so simple and plain. Everyone firmly believes that the head of the legion can lead them to create a better future, so no matter how many people sacrifice for this future and how difficult the struggle is, it is worth it. For this reason they The identity of the legion commander has been endowed with countless meanings. He is righteousness, the country, civilization, and everything—but he also shoulders everything. All the glory belongs to the legion leader, and all the beauty belongs to the people.

The head of the legion did it, so no matter how weak Aliya is today, she is still supreme in the cognition of the divine civilization.

But what if the Legion Commander doesn't do it?What if a force that assumes a social contract only enjoys rights but does not assume obligations?

Well, at least there is no "if" in the legion leader, the last pocket in the social contract of Alia, the last referee, is still useful in the divine civilization.

Aliya didn't care at all about her 37-degree mouth saying such cold and heartbreaking words just now, she just said coldly: "Rexxar, look up."

General Rexxar raised his head, tremblingly looking at the current legion commander who was really hiding his anger.

If Aliya whipped him and kicked him twice, then General Rexxar would not panic, because he knew he could change.

But if Aliya used such a calm tone to reason with him, General Rexxar would be afraid—because he knew that Aliya was serious.

There is nothing more frightening than a civilized leader starting to be serious, which means that the other party will use the highest adjudication power given to him by civilization.

"Why didn't you activate the emergency plan immediately and dispatch all mobile forces during the rescue?"

"..." General Rexxar's throat rolled, he lowered his head, sweating profusely.

Because this is not a civilization of divine grace, because although these people are human beings, they are not their own human beings, because the divine grace fleet has only so few troops.

Rexxar can say 1 reasons to convince himself and anyone, is it wrong to preserve the vitality of the fleet and not be used as a gun?

No—but he didn't have a reason to face Alia at this time!

At this time, Aliya is not his immediate boss, but the last guardian of the human species, the leader of the intelligent species.

It was the legion commander who dared to break through the barrier of hell for the sake of the fall of a town, and brought heavy troops to rescue at any cost.

Is it all worth it?

Back then, the First Legion dispatched elite troops to rescue worthless civilians, and killed a sword god for a child who was about to be born.

Some people questioned the head of the legion, and questioned the entire First Legion, which gathered the essence of the human race, what did they think of the First Legion to squander.

Is it really worth it?What are you doing!That is a real sword god!Can a child be exchanged for a sword god?

And the answer of the Legion Commander is extremely simple - if one day the person who asked the question falls into this kind of crisis, the First Legion will also dispatch to save him, no matter the cost.

Whether it is the First Legion of the Human Race or the Alliance of Intelligent Species, all of these are established and fought for, isn't it just for such a child?

So there is no question whether it is worth it or not, and there should be no question of whether it is worth it or not.