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After Safi came back, she went back to her room to change her clothes, but found that the room was empty. She asked Fred, "Why didn't you see Felisa?"

Faced with Safi's behavior of looking for Felisa when he came back, Fred looked at Safi helplessly: "Felisa has gone to the hospital. Mr. Idel has something to ask her for, should you call her back?"

Safi shook his head: "No need, I'm just asking, call other people for a meeting."

At the meeting, Safi shared what she saw with her own eyes this time, and concluded: "It is impossible to break through the defense of the outpost camp with conventional means alone, at least I can't do it."

No one has any objection to this conclusion, they have great trust in Safi's ability.

But if even Safi couldn't bypass the outpost camp, how could they break through the outpost camp.

"You are also tired today, go back and rest." Fred said to Safi, "We still have time to think of a way to break through the outpost camp."

War is not a child's play, nor is it something that can be done in a day or two. They still have time.

When Safi returned to the residence, she saw Felisa in the room.

"Are you back?" Filisa heard the noise, turned around and looked at Safi with a smile on her face, "I know you haven't eaten well these two days, so someone made you something warm."

"It was a great help," Safi exhaled, "Thank you."

Although she could indeed endure all kinds of inconveniences in the wild, after all, she grew up in rich clothes, and the food she ate in the past two days could be said to be unpalatable and tasted like chewing gum.

Felisa conveniently picked up the clothes that Safi had changed, and asked casually, "Did it go well this time?"

"It's not going well." Safi replied immediately.

Felisa choked for a moment, and looked at Safi helplessly: "I'm just asking casually, you can perfunctory me."

Safi chuckled: "I thought you wanted to know."

"I don't really want to know that much." Felisa replied, "I'm afraid that knowing too much will cause trouble to you."

"There's nothing I can't tell you. For now, there's nothing I can do about it."

"You know I don't know much about these things," Felisa asked puzzled, "If it is already so troublesome for us to break through the outpost camp of the demons, how did they approach during the Southern War?"

"The demons are different from us. Each of them has learned magic since childhood," Safi explained to her. "It is precisely because of this that although the population of the demons is far less than that of the human race, it once put the human race in trouble. Because humans Humans are all magicians, so it is much easier for them to cross the mountains than for the human race. At that time, they were stationed directly on the mountains, as if they could rush down at any time. When Viscount Cliff found out, he immediately ordered to shrink the defense line, and the defense line was stretched. Too long and it looks weak."

As soon as Viscount Cliff retreated like that at that time, he withdrew from the outpost camp. The demons naturally seized it, but after they seized it, they did not act rashly, but waited.

At that time, the demons only waited for the south to restrain the energy of the human race, and then marched straight down, but the result was not satisfactory.

The population of the demons is small but fine, but the human race has an absolute advantage in numbers, and both sides do have their own advantages.

"Everyone in the Demon Race learns magic?" Felisa was obviously interested, "Why, how did they do it?"

Other human races scold "what about the demons, what about the demons" every day, but they don't know what the real demons are like, or they answer exaggeratedly, describing the demons instead of the demons.

Not to mention this world of occluded information, even in the past life, the vast majority of people have only a half-knowledge of what it is like to be in areas other than their own country. They only see it from various media, and most of what they hear is modified legends.

But Azarez is a demon, and Felisa can see some of the demons from him, but she only knows about Azarez, and of course she is not as good as Safi in the overall situation of the demons. clearly.

What are the demons like...

"The demons believe in the survival of the strong, and encourage every demon to compete and rob. It is precisely because of this that the fertility rate of the demons is very low. For them, especially women, childbearing is a waste of time. things."

Felisa understands this reason, but the concept of demons is quite advanced.

"Because of the low fertility rate, the Demon Race stipulates that each person must have a minimum number of gestational individuals. People with higher status are required to have more children, because they generally believe that the offspring of excellent people will also be more fertile than others." The offspring of not so good people are good."

Felisa didn't understand: "Isn't this very unfair to women?"

As we all know, it takes ten months for a woman to conceive, but only one shiver for a man.

"So the Mozu stipulates that no matter if it is a male or a female, a newborn must be registered in Xinsheng City. After registration, it is mandatory to stay in Xinsheng City for one year, and within one year, it is not allowed to work. Once it is discovered, it may even Jobs are lost."

This is a social system that Felisa has never heard of. It took her a while to understand the meaning of all the words, but she still felt incredible: "Then, what about the newborn? Who will take care of it?"

"The staff of Xinsheng City will raise all the newborns in a unified way. For the demons, there is no concept of family, only individuals."

This was something Felisa had never seen in her two lifetimes.

"Don't take the family as the production unit, but the individual..." Although it sounds unbelievable, it must be feasible for the demons to persist in doing so.

If there was such a system in the previous life, many people would be happy...

But for Felisa, this is probably not a happy fact.

She does not agree with such a social system. This system may have some truth, but Felisa personally cannot accept it.

The result of too much emphasis on the individual is that everyone is selfish, and they cannot understand the concept of the collective. Felisa believes that such people have certain shortcomings.

Felisa even thinks that their emotions may not be complete, even though from the outside, there is no difference between the demon race and the human race.

Of course, not everyone in the human race has a complete childhood, everyone's emotions are complete, but the human race is just a probability, while the demon race is inevitable.

Perhaps, everyone is sick, so it is not called sickness, it is called normal.

But Azalez was cultivated in this environment.

The development of a person's ideas largely depends on the environment, and Asalez is undoubtedly the beneficiary of this system. He probably won't understand why Felicia doesn't agree with this system.

But this is a matter of the future, and they don't necessarily have such a distant future.

The most important thing right now is how to break through the outpost camp of the Demon Race.