People are always afraid of war.

After all, fear of death.

Nell and his family are already standing by the port, and the cruise ship will come over in a while to bring them all back to the Commonwealth.

At this time, Nell's face was no longer able to see the sense of superiority that he had as a Federalist, only anxiety, panic, and fear remained.

His wives are comforting children who are clearly not like the locals, these are Nell's family, who has a "big family" in the area.

This is very common and in Nagalil you can take care of as many girls as you can.

Many men think that Nagalil is part of the kingdom of heaven, at least in that regard.

A research agency has done a very meaningless survey on the infidelity and divorce rates of federal people who have worked in Nagalil for more than three years.

The results were staggering, with about 78 percent of those interviewed admitting to having cheated, or continuing to cheat, while they were married.

Some people even generously admitted that they had established a new family on the Nagalil side, and had their own wife and children.

At the same time, 37% of the interviewees were divorced, and more people indicated that they would be separated from their federal families in the future.

This is a terrifying social survey, and it also scares the women of the Federation!

Because the people interviewed are not middle and high-level people in society, basically all of them are ordinary people in society.

The most ordinary workers, the most ordinary skilled workers, these can be called the bottom people in the Federation!

Once these people are separated from their original families, it is bound to have a terrible impact on the social environment at the bottom of the Federation.

In the current federal society and family structure, most women are still working as full-time housewives. Once divorced, these housewives who have been out of touch with society for a long time have to face an embarrassing situation. .

They can't support themselves, let alone support their families.

So when the survey was released, surprisingly, the federal divorce rate actually dropped!

In particular, these families of workers who are fortunate enough to be sent to work in Nagalil have experienced a great drop in the divorce rate.

Women in the family begin to give in and endure more, even though they know what their husbands might be doing, but...who can have any solution to this situation?

They don't have any competitiveness, some TV stations have done some shows and they go to Nagalil.

The girls over there, young and beautiful girls in their teens and twenties, don't care what their "husband" looks like at all.

Even if he is old and ugly and doesn't like to take a bath, it doesn't matter.

As long as they can make money, as long as they are willing to share part of the money to support these girls and their families, the girls are willing to sell themselves for a good price.

totally uncompetitive...

This has also led to an unspeakable sense of superiority among the Commonwealth men living in Nagalil.

But at this time, those senses of superiority were all dispelled by the news that Penggio's army was advancing.

Outside the port, there were also some federal people who had not been able to return to the Federation in time. They tried to storm the port to gain a chance to return to the Federation, but they were all blocked by those who maintained law and order.

They begged, cried bitterly, or cursed, which could not change the attitude of those soldiers and policemen, just like those girls, begged, cried bitterly or cursed them, hoping that they could also bring themselves to the Federation, and they also chose indifference.

Nell felt someone hug his leg, he looked down and it was his "second son", he touched the child's head, the hair was very soft.

He liked the boy more than his real eldest son, Lynch.

Nell played an incompetent father during Lynch's upbringing, and his most frequent words to Lynch were "get out" and "you better not make me mad".

He always says to his wife and kids, I earn money to support the family, so don't make trouble for me, I'm not interested in your stuff!

He didn't learn more about what happened when Lynch was growing up, let alone get involved in Lynch's growth.

To him, Lynch was like a child who had grown up overnight, making him unfamiliar and awe-inspiring at the same time.

No way, the reverence for the rich is something that capitalism has carved into the bones of the people of the Commonwealth.

He thinks... I don't like this way of getting along very much, and he doesn't experience any joy in being a father from Lynch, but this child right now, and these children, are different.

He no longer needs to work hard to support himself and his family, and he has more time to intervene in the growth of these children.

He knew when the kid first walked on his own, he knew when the kid shouted "papa" for the first time, he knew a lot.

This greater sense of intrusion combined with his achievements, wealth, status, and mastery of the family gave him more joy and pride as a father.

"Everything will be fine." He lowered his head and looked at the boy, he smiled, hoping to use his composure to dispel the anxiety on the child's face.

The little boy didn't speak, just hugged his leg tightly and put his head on his thigh.

"Everything will be fine, we will be back." He seemed to be telling his children and his wife.

But in fact, he was talking to himself.

The cruise ship in the distance was getting closer and closer, and gradually docked, and those on the shore who did not have a ticket began to try to hit the port again.

Tickets are hard to buy now, especially since Pongio's fleet is slowly advancing along the eastern seaboard, and there are frequent reports of cargo and merchant ships sinking.

Both federal and local shipping companies in Nagalil have recently begun to reduce or even stop similar operations.

There is no way, the ticket money for a boat is not enough to give the sailors' pensions, let alone buy a boat.

Except for a few small companies that are still fighting for their lives, basically the large shipping companies are no longer working.

The cruise ship in front of me is currently known as the last large cruise ship that traveled between Nagalil and the Federation within a month.

If you miss this time, it is very likely that you will not be able to leave.

This also led to the frighteningly high price of the ticket, but there was still not enough space for those people.

All of this happened too fast, if not for Pongio's army advancing too fast.

If it weren't for the natives of Nagalil, they would never resist.

Perhaps it is less dangerous now for the central and northern regions.

But all this happened too quickly, and the Federation was also very angry at the shameless non-resistance policy of the Nagalils.

But anger, just anger, doesn't mean much to the whole situation.

Under the "control" of the federal government and the Nagalil Joint Development Corporation, the entire ruling class of Nagalil has been completely emptied, which has also led to the lack of a strong authority in Nagalil.

Without this institution, there is no way for the loose bottom to unite, and for them, who rules is not rule?

As long as it brings jobs, as long as it feeds them, as long as they don't plunder their wealth, they don't care who is in charge.

It can be a native indigenous privileged class, it can be a Commonwealth, why can't it be a Pengio?

This may also be some negative changes brought about by the savage growth of capitalism in this land. People have no faith and are not afraid of power. For them, money is the master of the world.

Capitalists do what they want to see, but sometimes these beautiful things also hurt their toes!

The cruise was getting closer, the gangway was lowered, and ticket checking began.

Nell was preparing to board the ship with his family. He glanced at Garton, who was standing not far from him, hesitated, and finally walked over.

"Aren't you going with us?"

The relationship between Nell and Garton is actually quite good. When Lynch hinted that he would take Garton's position in the future and become the Governor here, Nell kept approaching Garton.

Lynch's father is close to him, which is also an opportunity for Garton, a kind of honor, a little bit of joy.

Both parties are actively catering to each other and naturally get along very happily.

Nell tried to convince Garton to leave with him, but he refused.

For this young man, Nagalil was full of danger at this time, and any new power rising would inevitably cleanse the previous ruling class.

Just like after the federation came, the previous privileged classes were cleaned up.

Although they say they didn't do it, everyone knows that the Federals did it.

After the Pengjeao people gain a firm foothold, they will inevitably launch a more brutal purge. As one of the current vested interests, he has a high probability of being purged.

But if he leaves...

Sometimes it is difficult for you to understand the stupidity of a society, UU reading www.uukanshu. com because you'll be blown away by what people think, in every sense.

The attitude of the Nagalils towards foreigners such as the Commonwealth... may be based on the strength of the Commonwealth. Even if the Commonwealth has gone too far, the natives will endure it.

Therefore, in the eyes of the Commonwealth, including the Pengios, the Nagalils are a very docile group.

Even if there are some dishonest ones, they are only a few.

But the attitude of the locals towards the locals is completely different from the attitude they have towards the foreigners.

Cursing, beating, and even killing, these docile natives who are like lambs will suddenly turn into demons!

If Garton leaves, he is unlikely to come back, because even if he does, the locals will be very dissatisfied with him.

These dissatisfactions will eventually be vented...