The merchants in the small town began to talk about the future in a rush. But Heliga knew that his affair had already been done here, and whether they chose to join the regular army or whatever, he had no control at all.

Of course, if we have to say, there are still some common relevance of interests-the most important thing now is obviously to arrange for the future situation. For this, the rule of the Duke of El Barrea must be completely ended.

"What do you say about this?" At this time, the group of people sitting in front of the living room on the first floor of the Otto General Manager was asked a question by Heliga, "I mean, what do you plan to do and your respective positions. how is it."

"Anyway, this approach is too much... it will make people question whether the Duke of El Barrea is still capable of ruling here." Macias calmly said, "I probably haven't stabbed it out yet. ...But I'm afraid the nobles of Ballahart will know these things sooner or later."

"Don't underestimate the stupidity of those idiots." Heliga said grumpily. "After this incident, even if all the nobles of Ballahart knew about this incident, there should still be quite a few people who think that the duke There is nothing wrong with this."

"Yeah... but those who are really wise should know what this means." Macias nodded-it felt a little strange, he was telling others about the rational people among the nobles. "Furthermore, even if most of them maintain a deep-rooted sense of superiority over their noble status, they should know how to choose when faced with actual interests."

"Yes...At least this way, before the reconstruction, Keldic can no longer afford the heavy responsibility of war resources." Li En said, "They should choose to rebuild their homes as their primary goal... It should be so. ."

"Yes...Even if Keldyk really fell to the side of the regular army at this moment, I am afraid it has no substantial effect. Although this is a bit cold and ruthless, it is clear that their meaning will no longer affect the follow-up. There is a problem."

"Yeah..." Levi nodded, "So, the three aspects of attitude are really important."

"Represented by Euses Albarrea, the forces in Ballahart...the noble coalition represented by the Duke of Albarrea, and the three parties of the Fourth Mecha Division." Val knew it, "However, to say so, two of them should be easily predictable."

"Well... if the regular army, it is bound to take this as an opportunity to further strengthen the claim of the impropriety of the aristocratic coalition under the Duke of El Barrea. And if it does so, it may make the previously uncertain swings this time. Leaning towards the regular army-in other words, their odds of winning are actually better." Li En nodded.

"And Euses' father is absolutely impossible to surrender... After that, he will rely more on the fortress of Oloklos, and wait for rescue from other places that do not know if it exists-in other words, the front of Kruchin State The two parties to the conflict should further strengthen the contradiction between the two parties." The Philippines also expressed its own views.

"Yes...so the key lies in Juses' own attitude-no matter where we are helping, we need at least a nominal guarantee of legitimacy. I think this aspect should be handed over to His Royal Highness Alfin. … She is a royal family, and in this case, the residents of Keldic shouldn’t be left alone. This is the case both in reason and reason. As for the things in the city of Ballajat... this is our current situation. The only thing I don’t know is the situation.

"Yeah... to put it bluntly, just see if Uss's brother will come back to solve the problem." Emma said the core problem.

"Although he is the general staff, this matter has shaken the foundation of the El Barrea family after all. If he insists on doing this, I don't think Duke Kane will stop him. As for Euses... said To be honest, I have been there before. Although he manages the security of the city now, he still needs the help of his father for some key tasks. And those high-powered core nobles may not do it. He will listen to his dispatch. In other words, his influence in Bariahat is actually quite limited.” Heliga sighed, “But let’s not say anything else, at least the residents who were injured in Keldic were in Pakistan. Liahart’s general hospital was adequately treated, and he shouldn’t refuse this.”

"Yeah...Speaking of which, should we still deal with the immediate problem first." Toval was clear in his heart.

"In this case, we should disperse and act to ensure that there will be no planning deviations in the future-our core vision is naturally that it is hard to say that it is hard to be able to continue to govern El Barrea in Kruchen State. Duke, as to whether Rufas, Juss or the regular army will be in charge of the situation here, it depends on the results obtained after our next intelligence collection. Therefore, we divided into multiple troops, separately inquiring about relevant intelligence, and Hold the second meeting as soon as possible, and then come to a conclusion, what do you think?" Heliga finally agreed.

"Yeah." Heliga's thoughts are very clear, and it seems to be considered as well-informed, naturally others have nothing to say.

"In that case... That's good." Heliga thought for a while, and began to assign the next tasks in an orderly manner, "I personally went to talk to Juss-let the townsfolk get treatment, I don't think there will be a problem. , But I want to figure out his brother’s attitude."

"However, Rufas might not tell Juss what happened... Even if he said, Juss might not tell us."

"It's okay. If he doesn't say anything, I will ask someone else-there is a person who has a close relationship with Rufas, which I already know very well. In short, this also involves a little bit of my own business, so you don't have to Worry a lot. Levi, you too, don't talk to them."

"Don't worry." Levi curled his lips-he was actually quite critical about this, but it is Heliga's home game after all, and he is not entirely for himself, so he has nothing to refute .

"As for the rest of you... Mr. Toval, do you have a way to contact Instructor Sarah now?"

"Um... in the old association intelligence network, there seems to be no news about her, which is quite strange to me." Torval thought for a moment, "Do you mean...?"

"Well... probably because the previous intelligence control was too strict, so she didn't have the opportunity to contact you at all. However, now the supervision of Kruchin State will be relaxed a bit, and the Duke of El Barea will definitely be There will be a strategic austerity-so, if possible."

"Well... Since you said that, I will clean up the beasts around, complete the commissions from various places, and collect information about your instructors by the way." Toval smiled and responded decisively.

"As for Li En...I think that since you just woke up, it's better not to participate in too dangerous things rashly. However, I think we still have a bit of face in the Fourth Mech Division, so I I would like to invite you, as the focus of Class VII, to take everyone to talk with them and figure out their future plans. Of course, before this, it is best to go back to my place and meet your sister."

"Well... if it's just that." Li En nodded and said.

"In addition, what I think is that since Kruchen State's defense is a little lax..." Heliga said, "I think we can... um."

"...You think..." Looking at Heliga's weird body language, only Fei understood what he meant-it was the general meaning of "steal" in "West Wind", "Could it be that...?"

"Yeah...Although I don't need a riding **** or mecha to improve my combat effectiveness, it is undeniable that these guys are indeed quite good in combat effectiveness, and there should be no shortage of masters who can control and drive them here. "

"Do you want to get some mecha soldiers from the noble army?"

"Don't be so loud." Heliga curled his lips helplessly, "This is just a hypothesis. No matter what we say later, we will definitely not help the noble army, so the final outcome must be that they are banned- In that case, it’s not that we can’t take the sheep hand in hand and bring me a few mechas for use.” Heliga said, “I beg you about this too, Lien — when talking to Lieutenant General Craig, it’s best. Ask their opinions."

"This..." Li En couldn't laugh or cry, but when he thought about it deep in his heart, he felt that what Heliga said was somewhat reasonable. In addition to being powerful, the most important thing about mecha soldiers is that they are humanoid weapons. Therefore, the deterrence of ordinary people deep in their hearts is its strategic significance. The enemy mechs are even more terrifying because of this, but if they are the patron saint of their own side, they are bound to make people feel more at ease.

"So... are you planning to ask me to step on it in advance?" Levi understood what Heliga meant, and smiled bitterly. "So, you seem to have planned this a long time ago. I think you often follow What did I mention about the stationing points near Daxis..."

"Well, that's how it is. If you can, I hope you can prepare in advance and surrender their weapons directly. Of course, after the civil war, we must not keep this thing anymore-but Until then, it should still be useful."

"At least with this kind of thing, the hunting regiments won't dare to act rashly," Macias said on the side. "However, it seems that the noble coalition forces are actually secretly studying some new types of mecha soldiers?"

"If that's the case, I'm afraid it won't be captured until you hit the fortress of Oloklos." Heliga curled his lips.

"Finally, Garcia and Martha's mission remains unchanged, and they are still responsible for maintaining stability on my side... The remaining cooperators, I hope you can go to the neutrals who are on the sidelines in Kruchen State, And figure out their thoughts after this. This matter is more troublesome, I want to ask Laura for help."

"Um...Is it trying to use the prestige of the daughter of "Swordsmith of Light". Indeed, if Laura went in person, there shouldn't be any major problems. "Others also agreed with this view-confrontation on the frontal battlefield is one thing, and specific problems after the end of the war are another. If the communication problems between the two sides can be dealt with in advance, a lot can be reduced. The generation of follow-up questions.

"Since everyone doesn't have any opinions... Then, you should first go and see the other injured wounded, and then see if there is anything that can help." Heliga clapped his hands, "My own words... Things to do."

"Huh?" Everyone wondered—is there anything else Heilijia has to do?

"Of course I contacted someone. He should have known about this." Heliga raised the power guide in his hand for granted. "Furthermore, he now estimates that because of the situation in the western battlefield, he is suffering. Well... it's time for him to confide in his emotions. If we can handle things here well, it would be a kind of comfort to him."

"His Royal Highness Olibat!" Li En exclaimed the person Heliga was referring to.

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"Yo." Oribat's voice was as easy and humorous as always-but Heliga could hear his hidden fatigue, "Should I say it's been a long time?"

"Yeah... I haven't contacted for a month. You said before that if you encounter any difficulties, you would ask me for help. As a result, you were beaten so badly in the west, but you didn't say a word." Heliga laughed.

"Yeah... After all, this is already expected." Olibate admitted frankly, "And anyway, they still think of the face of my prince, right?"

"Probably. Maybe Duke Kane is very interested in you... If you show any intention to join, he will agree to it." Helijia nodded, "Well, but this time we It’s not about this matter... I don’t know if you know what happened here in Kruchen State."

Heliga briefly explained the causes and consequences of what happened yesterday, together with some of his own basic inferences, to Olibat. The latter seemed to fall into silence and thinking, and immediately gave Heliga a clear answer: "I think... Rufas El Barrea should not be involved in this matter anymore."

"Why?" Heliga asked strangely.

"Because..." Olibat paused, "For him, the possible benefits should be far less than what he is doing now."