Oh, so Grant's men had been there to investigate the case before...... That guy was secretly investigated privately. Pen ~ fun ~ pavilion www.biquge.info

The investigation was opened when the case was 3, and then for every incident after that, the guy collected evidence in advance and watched it happen.

As for why he didn't tell Grant?

Haha, that's because he thinks Grant already knew but pretended not to!

He thinks that his boss (i.e., Grant) is waiting for the right moment to come up with key things to seize the maximum profit.

And hehe! go, and think he is a qualified subordinate...... So a lot of key things are prepared on their own (surprise the boss and prove the ability to work).

Nasty political tunes.

Trembling, trembling, trembling......

I sucked up Sprite, leaned back on the couch, and switched to a channel with the remote control board...... Not happy to do it, etc.

Of course, the Grantna channel also has reminders.

3 hours, 21 minutes and 18 seconds later.

Tick Tick!

The holographic projection in front of me automatically jumped to Grant's...... The people over there are all here.

I prepare steaks, burgers, fries half-casually...... Although I'm still looking forward to it, I'm probably a little bit of an estimate of the plot after that.

The meeting begins.

Sure enough, Grant unsurprisingly planned to withdraw from the army on all fronts.

He read the speech in a hurry.

"Ahem, ahem!" I suddenly choked on my Coke.

Wait, what did that guy just say?

Just listen to Grant continue: "Although it is only a few cases, it does not mean that we can force others to endure things that they should not endure......

He seems to have just said, 'There are some people who go to war for profit'?

Wait, the logic is a bit messy, I'll have to repeat it.

What Grant said just now seems to mean: 'Because there are a few people who go to war for profit (which is wrong), he intends to withdraw from the army'.

Is it logically related?

It seems to make some sense...... The officially recognized objectives of the war are: first, to counter aggression, and second, to liberate the civilian population of the other side.

'Someone goes to war for the sake of profit', if you insist on saying that you are wrong, you can also be wrong.

But Grant's reasoning is too blunt...... He did not intend to withdraw from the army because of 'a series of consequences caused by someone fighting for profit'.

Rather, it is a direct reference to the 'war for profit'.

This becomes, 'Because a small number of people have ideological and moral problems, they will not fight for the time being and will withdraw from the army'...... That sounds a little weird.

"Hahahahaha......" ...... Oops, no, my stomach hurts from laughter.

Grant's reasoning makes sense, but it sounds too shameful.

I originally thought that Grant would use the 'war fuse' as a reason for his withdrawal...... In this way, others will think that he is dissatisfied with the distribution of benefits.

Now he uses that "there is a problem with ideology and morality" as an argument...... This makes it obvious that he is telling the truth (he quits the army because of ideological and moral issues, and the person who says this is either an idiot or telling the truth, and Grant is not an idiot, so everyone knows that he is telling the truth).

This shame is off the charts!

Until now, no one has fought for profit...... Even if you don't care about the interests anymore, you will be burdened with the interests of your comrades after a long time (you have passed each other's lives, and you have to help the dead to get something for the living).

So Grant's speech now, to the ears of the officers present, was an insulting total mockery.

denied the glory of their fight to the present.

negates the meaning of their deaths.

Denying everything they have......

"Hahaha, I see that their faces are really interesting. ”

Grant continued his speech: "...... The nobility and the commoners were much equal......"

Grant put forward the next argument: those kingdoms borrowed the system of the ideal state for the sake of war readiness, and the class contradictions of basic education, social welfare, and the channels for the promotion of the common people were all perfected a lot...... That is, the civilians over there don't want us to save them.

This argument is a lot more decent.

But Grant had just laughed at it, and no one was listening.

Tick Tick!

The investigation report for the howling boy came out.

Grant's shame is too strong, change the channel.

Oh~, Grant's encounter with the howling boy is indeed calculated, but it is a kind of 'semi-automatic calculation'.

Semi-automatic calculation: only the background is arranged, and the parties do not know, and when the situation occurs, it will automatically evolve (a calculation that is not easy to be exposed).

The Reckoner chooses the howling boy first...... Kind, simple, with a strong sense of justice (compatible with Grant), and has a sister who is dying.

Then, arrange for the siblings to live in Susanna's original location...... Arrangement of indirect influence (say that it is cheap or something)

At the same time, he hangs the life of his dying sister...... Stay in a state where you die at the touch of a button.

In the end, it was indirectly arranged for a certain second-generation head to arrive first, and Grant came later...... As soon as he found Grant out for a walk, he arranged for a second-generation head to approach the road.

A second-generation head has a backstage and is brainless...... When he encountered the stubborn howling boy nail, he naturally moved his hands and feet and killed his sister.

The purpose of the calculator is to make Grant conflict with the backstage interests of a certain second-generation leader...... Form a political wrestling to delay the march of the army of the ideal country.

Of course, as a life-saving strategy for the joint efforts of many kingdoms, there are also many complicated details...... Like, the dying sister took the initiative to bury the "Baoyang Cemetery" after death before she died. Like, the news of the war fuse was faked, as a recognized secret in this area, and so on.

Therefore, now is just the beginning of their plan, and afterwards, there are other second generations in the circle of a certain second-generation head to make trouble, and after the three-fold plan, the backstage interest groups are bubbling and so on.

Hah, but now I guess those backhands are useless...... Grant came directly to mock the whole and planned to retire.

It's kind of funny how the plan got started.

In the beginning, it was a smart guy who discovered Grant's kindness.

He proposed a plan: near Grant's hometown, the soldiers who designed the ideal country would set fire to the village (soldiers who were eager to grab merit, soldiers who were verbally provoked and easy to move, etc.), so that Grant could see it with his own eyes...... Grant's hometown was set on fire to the village.

With this contrast, Grant is prone to withdraw directly from the army for "ideological and moral" reasons...... That guy can see pretty accurately.

After he reported the plan, his boss dismissed it outright, thinking it was nonsense...... Indeed, because there was a problem with "ideology and morality", he withdrew from the army, not Grant, and I don't believe it!

Oh, that clever subordinate was born as a commoner, and his self-righteous boss was from an aristocratic background...... Commoners can also stand up to the design of several kingdoms, which is indeed much more equal.

Although the self-righteous boss rejected the plan, he used it as inspiration and borrowed his own...... That's the plan for now.

So Grant's calculation now was taken crooked at the beginning and brought back.

Oh, by the way, the modulation of 'semi-automatic calculation' was proposed by the clever men in the original plan...... According to him, it was inspired by Oliver.

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