"I'm really disappointed."

Lawrence sighed, and in front of him stood Candace and other maids, as well as Emma and Bull.

On the sofas on either side sat a few aristocratic women, who were either quiet or indifferent, as well as young and proud beautiful girls.

Candles were lit in the room, and there were some decorative white lampstands, around which a group of young women dressed in black and white maid costumes stood for orders.

The rest of the people were not interested in the topic, and Lawrence continued: "I know their concerns about not even coming out when their own people are being bullied, but I am disappointed in them in their choice. ”

"They are not farmers in the fields, nor are they merchants who need to be tactful, but my warriors, scholars, and believers."

Candace knew Lawrence's attitude towards Fu'o, and took the initiative to say, "Is there a need for stricter punishment?" ”

Lawrence shook his head, "It's not time yet. ”

The rest of the people don't know why.

Lawrence said: "This is not over, there will be someone to stand up for Tim and Lana, these two children are not nothing, and the ideas that Fuao advocates are not logically wrong." ”

"It's just that he ignores that the Vakiri are no longer the masters of the region, and that Beoff and the people of the monastery will help these two children out."

"Emma, Bull, you don't have to worry about this."

"Yes, master." Emma and Bull agreed to come down.

Emma felt a little sad at this time, and the master's judgment had always been fine, but it was not his brother um who stood up for Tim in this matter, but Beoff from the same village.

This shows that um is not important in the eyes of the master and has no courage.

Emma thought that um was now grown up, physically strong, and able to become a real man with the daughter of the Fryce family, but now it doesn't seem to be too good.

Sariel felt that this would be a problem, "If you don't care about it, what if you fight?" Fu's brother studied at the military academy, and he and Fu'o were on the Wakiri side. ”

Lawrence nodded, explaining, "This is not Vakiri, and I am not the master who sits idly by and watches the people below solve problems with beastly methods. ”

"What made me angry and disappointed this time was that many people were afraid of violence, and I didn't set an example for this, so I didn't punish those bystanders."

"Beau's affairs Beoff will solve it by themselves, Beoff and Lanatim are my slave servants, and the children's affairs will be solved by the children themselves."

Sophia said directly: "What does this have to do with you, master?" It's just that the children below are fighting, and it's okay to beat them all up. ”

Lawrence didn't find Sophia's solution funny, in fact it was the traditional solution to the problem, and it was also the most troublesome and least brainless solution.

Most of the aristocracy preferred this method, even in civilized times, as long as human beings were accustomed to using this simple method.

Regardless of whether the troublemakers are justified or not, they will be beaten, and then the matter will be left alone.

Lawrence wants to solve problems, solve problems with a scientific attitude, and solve problems wherever they are.

If there is a god who proves the existence of the other party, or knows that there is indeed a transcendent power that you cannot understand but really exists, then you can readily admit it, and do not use physical and chemical knowledge to explain this power, let alone arrogantly think that "science and technology" are stronger than these mysterious powers.

If the other party's theory is excellent and there are no unacceptable ethical problems, then accept the study with an open mind.

If there is a problem here, admit it generously, and then solve the problem.

Lawrence has often been slapped in the face by reality, and he has been stubborn and stubborn, but as long as it proves useful and in line with his own things, he can easily accept it.

"It's really my problem, most people don't have the right concept of the difference between me and others."

"For example, this time, many people see Fuao as my servant, and think that to rebel against Fuao is to rebel against me, against this castle and the environment."

"Lana was doing really well at the time, and I was very surprised." Lawrence earnestly: "She presented our teachings, took what she heard in the monastery seriously, and from the bottom of her heart thought that helping others was something our church would do. ”

"It's not what it should do, it's what it will do." Lawrence felt it was important, "even though she may not have realized it herself, but she had already made some distinctions." ”

Sarriel asked, "What's the matter?" ”

Lawrence shook his head, "I can't explain these things in words, I, what I do, my rights, what I say, my majesty, my status, in short, there are many contradictory and overlapping things, and the more I use my brain, the more I can't explain them." ”

To be precise, it's what Lawrence wants people to understand and get, and what Lawrence himself contradicts with these ideas.

I want everyone to be equal, but I have a relationship with them that is ostensibly a master and a slave.

If you want to have an absolutely fair legal system, you can see from the various places in the Saint's Virgin College and the monastery, where there is clearly a hierarchy that everyone agrees on, and many things are the words of the Prophet.

Kassandra thought for a moment and said, "Courage and mercy are among our virtues, but so is loyalty. ”

Sariel pondered the question, "What does Lawrence mean by the girls who see us as the home of the Prophet, and the Lana boy who thinks of us as a monastery?" Is that so? ”

Lawrence looked surprised, and sure enough, people can't be seen.

"That's pretty much it, Sariel was right." Lawrence nodded, agreeing with Sariel's generalization.

Saliel said happily: "That's easy to understand! Lana wouldn't say anything if she was disciplined by the Booles, but when she was bullied by other children she didn't know, she would shout for the nun on duty to help, which I think is normal! ”

Lawrence found that he was indeed thinking too much, and Sariel's understanding was actually closer to the real psychology of the little nun.

After thinking about it carefully, Lawrence found that Lana's child may have grown up in the abbey since he was a child, and regarded the convent as his home.

Although there are many old nuns in it who will scold her and beat her, this kind of thing is very normal, how can there be a family in this era that does not beat children, and Lana will only be beaten more by her parents and parents.

When encountering things outside, the little nun will instinctively look for the protection of the old nun.

Here in the castle too, the teachings of the Church and the mercy of the prophets are the best protection for these bullied children.

Lawrence understood the little nun's idea and decided to do more.

"Go and comfort the child, Bull, the monastery will protect every child, and the Prophet's house is a more just and merciful place than the monastery, where she will not be bullied."

Bull bowed his head reverently, "Yes, the Great Prophet of Mercy." ”

Lawrence thought of something and added, "Bring her some candy and food, and give her a new pair of boots, a change of nun's clothes." ”

"Yes, Prophet." Bull soon went out to prepare condolences for the little nun.

Sophia saw that the matter was almost settled, stood up and stretched her waist, "Master, this kind of thing can be handed over to them directly, we don't really need to care about such a trivial matter." ”

For thousands of years, the transcendent community has done exactly that, and nothing has gone wrong.

Lawrence is very respectful of the ideas of the rest, and some of the ideas and suggestions seem ridiculous and arrogant, but in fact they are all empirical and cognitions formed by the environment.

The group that wields extraordinary power does not worry about the resistance of those below at all, they are the most powerful military force, and they do not need the resistance of their subordinates that they worry about like the secular dynasty.

Lawrence said: "Different times have different methods of management, and now our people are not barbarians, but warriors with cold blood. ”

Sophia, Sariel, and the others all showed expressions of disinterest, and although they quietly did not refute, they could not listen to these words.

Lawrence didn't continue to talk about it either, and soon discussed the matter about Snow Mountain Fort.

Lawrence will talk to people who need to know about management issues.

The political wisdom of the feudal era can only solve the problems of the feudal era, and the political wisdom of the civilized era can only solve the problems of that era.

You can't use the political system of the civilized era to manage the feudal era and the slave age, which will only allow the people below to overthrow the system.

Lawrence also doesn't know exactly how to manage people, but it can be observed from various aspects, and at the same time, the standard of virtue that people want to believe in is more likely to evolve into various rules and laws, and it is easier to popularize the law.

Most laws are born from public perception, otherwise it is difficult to support.

Lawrence did not adopt this approach, but based on the beliefs and supernatural powers that exist in this world, he reinforces some concepts and restricts some violence.

The Little Nun's case convinced Lawrence that there were already people in the area who took the teachings of the Church as a matter of course, and that what he had to do was to strengthen this understanding, so that virtue could become a constraint on the strong and a protection for the weak.

Lawrence showed that he didn't care about the affairs of Fuao, and actually knew very well the way the Wakiri people behaved, and if he didn't take action, Fuo might be executed by the countess. (End of chapter)