our family is gone

Lance would not give them privileges just to appease them. That kind of so-called policy of showing benevolence would only cause temporary appeasement, but would instead push them together by deliberately marking the differences in their identities.

People’s hearts will never be satisfied. When there are more people, there will be more demands. If you are not satisfied, you will be given a big punishment. You will have no chance to regret it then.

Lance has seen too many such messes. It is something that can be solved by treating people equally, but they insist on leaving a mess for future generations.

He came to Hamlet for three things: fairness, fairness, and damn fairness!
So we treat everyone equally, it’s best if they behave themselves, and anyone who dares to cause trouble will be dealt with severely.

Paracelsus was also very curious whether the barbarians' body structure was really special...

However, there are still differences in treatment, which is a means to encourage them to work actively and give them hope to strive.

There are differences in treatment and privileges, such as the selection of outstanding workers and the Institute's innovative design award, which provide bonuses in addition to honors.

Or the treatment in the military, these are things that they have to bear heavier responsibilities and risk their lives for.

As for the barbarian children, all of them have to go to school to learn this because if they want to integrate into Hamlet, they must learn the language and understand that the world is not just about mountains.

Of course this would cost money, but the money was paid by the lord on their behalf, not from official subsidies.

This was such an obvious favor, and the account was a favor from the lord, and even Boslake had to bear it because his son was also receiving an education at the school.

The lord's kindness is not over yet!

But Lance didn't care about these. Those hundred or so barbarians couldn't make much splash. The only one who was really worthy of Lance's concern was the capable and powerful Boslake in front of him.

"You did a great job. Dale told me about your son. I think with Hamlet's medical technology, it's possible to cure him. At worst, it can improve his current condition."

Grindel once reminded this half-fellow villager of Boslake that his son's problem could not be cured in the mountains, but that did not mean it could not be cured in Hamlet.

Of course he understood what this meant, so he had been working hard on the tasks assigned by the lord, fearing that any problems might arise, and now he finally got a response.

"Thank you Lord Lord!"

"Well, you've been here for a while, and you should know that Hamlet never lets his people down. You'll know what kind of person I am when you get to know me, and I'll never let my people down."

Lance didn't need thanks. The solicitation in his words was obvious, and what he wanted was loyalty.

Although it was just empty words, Lance's reputation was enough to make Boslake loyal.

"The elders and ancestors testified..."

But as soon as Boslake opened his mouth, Lance interrupted him with his hand.

"So you don't need to tell me these things, just know what to do yourself."

Lance doesn't believe in any oaths. No matter how nice your words are, it's useless. He only looks at what you do.

Boslake had no choice but to agree to this strange lord's request. The two sides chatted about the follow-up situation and soon took up the task.

Although Alvis was taken away, the army had been prepared, possible conflicts had been sorted out, and there were three champions left. Everyone in the town who needed to unite had already united, so Lance took the opportunity to return to the city.

Walking through Hamlet, the adaptability of human beings is fully demonstrated, and not even darkness can stop them.

After going through the most difficult changes, I quickly adapted again and found what I needed to do under collective planning.

After many days without light, Lance could see the slightly pale faces of those people in the firelight and knew that time could not be delayed any longer.

Humans cannot live without the sun, and plants cannot live without light.

But what restricted him now was that other people needed to rest, give the guards a holiday, and give the scholars time to prepare props for the ceremony.

Lance also needs to take advantage of this time to continue to find ways to improve Hamlet's overall strength to ensure that there will be no problems in his final battle with the ancestor.

But the place he came to this time was the school, which was converted from a church.

However, it has now doubled in size due to subsequent construction, and many buildings have been built on the original cemetery. Overall, there are no longer many traces of the original church.

There are probably thousands of teachers and students in total, but the interesting thing is that most of the students are minors.

Most of the courses taught here are basic enlightenment. Subjects such as literacy and mathematics are the most basic and what ordinary people need most.

Of course, the reason why only these courses are offered is that there are simply not enough teachers, and many of these people are only new teachers.

At the beginning, those "teachers" studied at night and taught the students during the day. If you progressed a little slower, you would be caught up by the students.

The situation was not alleviated until the civil unrest in the empire spread to the cities and a large number of educated urban refugees poured in.

But the main focus is still enlightenment education, and no other subjects are randomly offered.

Because this is the ticket they need most.

Those colleges in big cities are basically similar to universities and accept students with a certain level of foundation.

Enlightenment education is difficult for ordinary people to access. Nobles or wealthy businessmen can hire private tutors and even take courses in music, painting, sculpture, swordsmanship, wine tasting, and horse riding.

The less middle-class people can only teach themselves, or pay to send their children to some private tutors, with several people learning from one teacher.

The curriculum is relatively simple, just literacy. If you want to learn other things, you have to pay extra money or buy the books yourself.

What is the threshold? This is the threshold. Ordinary people simply cannot afford this kind of education, let alone go to university.

It can be said that all the students in those academies are rich young men and women, or they are like Lance's original self, who already have a certain inheritance in the education system.

Even if common people are very talented, it is difficult to cross the threshold.

Of course, there are also church schools, which are the ones that ordinary people can access the most. Leonard was born there, but the effect... If it was really useful, there wouldn't be so many illiterate people.

Just for reciting ceremonies, not teaching literacy, and using corporal punishment and abuse at will is not for education, but more like taming a sheep.

And although it is a little less, it still costs money, but how can it be said that the church is collecting money? People say it is a donation.

People like Patton, who were born into a commoner family, had to thank the nobles for not liking firearms. The newly built Gunnery Academy could only recruit commoners for training, and the principal was also born into a commoner family, who gave him the opportunity.

But he was able to climb up step by step, and his learning ability and talent were absolutely top-notch. Therefore, large-scale enlightenment schools like Lance are very rare, and the reason is very simple, that is, these ordinary students cannot afford too much tuition.

It's okay for those students to go to the beach and catch a couple of crabs for you, but it's difficult to ask them to pay for it.

The reason why the families of students here can afford the tuition is because of the subsidies from the lords.

You have to know that there are a group of orphans without families here, as well as the families of heroes. They can't afford the money, but they have to pay for it themselves.

It's safe to say that without the grant from Reims, this place would close down tomorrow.

There are people who do business that will get them killed, but no one will do business that will lose money.

Everyone understands this simple truth, not to mention that monopolizing knowledge is also a means to maintain their advantages. Some even deliberately raise the threshold and come up with some complicated routines.

Reims doesn't care about them. Hamlet has his own special situation.

This is why it is said that the school is the most fanatical about Lance outside of the army. They entered the school because of the favor of the lord.

It was in this context that the barbarian children were sent to school to receive education.

Reims is already merciful, as it allows the child to integrate into Hamlet through education. At least he is treated the same as other students. There is no targeting or suppression. As long as he is smart, he can succeed.

I remember that after the Eagle Country carried out the massacre, they liked to capture indigenous children and throw them into closed racial schools that were like concentration camps. Bullying, suppression, abuse... were as common as eating. Those who came out of those places were tortured beyond recognition, and many of them could not even get out.

Some schools are built on cemeteries, and some cemeteries are built on schools.

Lance walked silently in the school. Many people didn't understand about the school, but he understood that these young people were the foundation of Hamlet.

It is also the right time to shape their thoughts, eradicate those poisonous tumors in thought, and establish scientific social concepts.

I came to the principal's office and met Mrs. Rosa. Having been in charge of the school for many years, she had an aura of authority without even getting angry, otherwise she wouldn't be able to control such a place.

But she was humble before the lord, kept the school in good order, and was able to perform tasks well, which was enough to show her loyalty.

"No matter how much work you have, you must take care of your health. If you collapse from exhaustion, it will be Hamlet's loss."

Lance took out a bottle of universal potion and gave it to her, directly using it to reconstruct her flesh and blood to eliminate the accumulated pain, and then used spiritual blessing to improve her physical condition a little.

Such a good worker cannot be allowed to fall. She can only play a role at work.

Rosa drank the potion and blinked her eyes which felt strange for some reason. When she opened them again, she felt something strange. When she calmed down, she found that her originally blurry vision had become clear.

This was the myopia she had before she came to Hamlet, as well as the stomach problems she had suffered during her escape, but now she could feel the pain was gone.

The pressure on the neck and lumbar spine caused by long-term desk work is suddenly relieved, just like a piece of iron that was hanging around the neck every day is suddenly taken away.

Her brain, which had been somewhat numb from working, suddenly became clear, and the surging vitality made her glow with a different kind of vitality.

As one of Hamlet's senior executives, Rosa does not participate in matters outside of school, but she also knows the magic of supernatural powers. It is only because of her understanding that she knows how powerful this power is.

"Such a precious potion should be given to those warriors. How can it be given to me, a person sitting here..."

"Everyone is contributing to Hamlet. No one is nobler than others. Your responsibility as the school administrator is also very important. You must take good care of your health so that you can devote more energy to the school."

Lance was too lazy to talk nonsense with her. He came here to understand the situation of the school. He talked directly about the problems the school was facing and its future direction.

Rosa could basically answer all the questions the lord asked, and could carry out all the problems she encountered according to the lord's instructions. She had no interests of her own, only the tasks assigned to her by the lord.

Lance is still very satisfied with her job. Reading reports was one part of it before, and now the ability demonstrated in face-to-face communication is also part of it.

After work matters are resolved, Lance still makes a habit of caring about the family situations of his employees, so as to comfort them.

"How is Jeanne's study going lately?"

"Serving as an assistant teacher in a specialty class..."

Speaking of her daughter Rosa, she is quite proud. Seeing her daughter grow up, she feels that all her efforts have not been in vain.

After a brief conversation, Lance stopped disturbing her work and went to the [Specialty Class] mentioned earlier by himself.

Lance had long intended to collect children with extraordinary talents, even those with the talent to be spellcasters.

There were less than ten people in the refugee camp in Totnes, so you can imagine how ruthless the church was in plundering.

However, more and more refugees came later. The city was different from the countryside, and the power of the church was also vaguely opposed, so Lance finally gathered a group of people and started a systematic training plan.

Lance was like a teacher patrolling the class, quietly coming to the special class to inspect.

An independent class separated from the school. The students who take classes here are of different ages, but they are basically minors.

The person teaching them today is a rather unexpected person, Amanda.

The courses she taught were tedious and complicated, but they were ancient texts commonly used among extraordinary people.

Extraordinary people, especially spellcasters, must master these, otherwise you can't even enter the door.

Many people awaken inexplicably, or enter the extraordinary world, but struggle and waste their talents because their foundation is not solid.

Originally, the antique expert Catherine was supposed to teach them these basic knowledge such as ancient characters, but because Catherine went to the small town to preside over the appraisal work, Amanda was asked to substitute for her.

Amanda's background determines that she is very knowledgeable. The depth of her research on the mysticism may not be as good as Alhazred, but thanks to the Roma intelligence agency, the breadth of her knowledge is definitely good. She knows a little bit about everything, otherwise Lance would not have kept her as a consultant.

But her character is somewhat dark and stingy, and she is exactly like Tamara.

This is no coincidence, as the mold is the abstract environment within the Roma.

Growing up in a distorted environment, one's character is best reflected in certain situations.

So she was only willing to teach the basics of ancient writing, and was unwilling to share her own knowledge. Lance had no objection to this, as he always respected others. (End of this chapter)