Don’t raise unruly people in extreme cold weather

Chapter 771

The cabinet meeting did not make the decision all at once.

Although Perfect had the ability to finalize the matter, she did not do so.

Let these people argue for a while, sometimes they may be able to come up with a better solution.

Moreover, arguing can also help to reach a consensus. After all, the cabinet is divided into factions. Each faction has different interests and will have different tendencies in policy making.

Their quarrel is to fight for the interests of their own factions. The results may not be the best, but they are definitely the most acceptable results to all parties.

This kind of scene really opened Ellie's eyes, and she was very worried about the noisy appearance of humans.

"As their leader, can't you make them united?" Ellie asked Perfecto during the break of the meeting.

In her impression, human leaders should be people with high prestige. They only need to raise their arms to unite everyone and lead mankind to overcome difficulties and even challenge the gods.

However, in response to Ellie's question, Perfect simply said nonchalantly: "Letting them argue is the way to make them reach a consensus."

"Ah? Why? Isn't quarreling a conflict?" Ellie was a little puzzled. Her understanding of human beings was only limited to the knowledge of human beings in the past mythological era. She didn't understand what was happening to human beings today.

Perfect looked up at her and explained, "Humans are very complex creatures. Different people have different ideas, and their interests and demands are also different.

Some people want this, some people want that. Those who want this will infringe upon the interests of those who want that, and those who want that will harm the interests of others...

Human beings are such creatures that if we want them to reach a consensus, we must distribute their interests in a way that everyone can accept.

Their quarrel is a bargaining over the distribution of benefits. When they are done, the benefits will be distributed and they will start to work. "

Perfect's explanation was simple enough that even Ellie quickly understood the complexity behind it.

This opened her eyes, and she couldn't help but question Perfecto: "But as a leader, shouldn't you coordinate these things and get everyone to work together?"

"The kind of people you are talking about are called heroes. I am not a hero. I cannot make everyone believe in me, so I can only let them argue!" Perfect didn't want to be a leader of everyone. She just perfunctorily responded to Ellie.

If we only look at ability and prestige, Perfect can indeed unite everyone.

But this is too tiring for her. Rather than standing out as a hero or a great person, she prefers to be a scientist.

"But what if they continue arguing and can't reach a consensus?" Ellie raised a difficult question.

Human differences are not so easy to reconcile. Once a dispute arises, the situation that Ellie described will indeed occur. Both sides are unwilling to give in, which eventually leads to division.

But Perfect didn't care about this issue at all. She just glanced at Ellie casually, and then said casually, "Then kill the one who makes the most noise. Without the leader, the rest of us will be able to reach a consensus quickly and face the outside world in unison."

Perfect's solution was crude and simple, but it had to be admitted that it was a very effective method. In her opinion, if prestige was not enough, the threat of force was also an alternative method to unite others.

But Ellie obviously couldn't accept such a simple and crude method. She pointed at Perfect and kept saying "you you you" for a long time, but didn't know what to say. In the end, she could only sulk by herself with her face puffed up like a puffer fish.

Of course she knew that Perfectoct's method was effective, but due to personal moral issues, she instinctively disliked this method.

But whether Ellie likes it or not, the quarrels in the cabinet meeting have not stopped. All parties are still expressing their opinions for their own interests, while also denying the opinions of others.

It is obvious that this dispute cannot be resolved by consensus in just one day.

Naturally, Perfect had anticipated this, and while he was listening to them arguing in the meeting room, he asked Befa to make tea for him. He drank the tea while listening to them arguing, treating it as a leisure activity.

But Ellie couldn't stand it. She hoped that humans could put aside their prejudices and internal differences and unite to fight against the coming attack of the gods, instead of arguing and wasting time for petty gains like they were doing now.

This also made her very disappointed in Perfecto, thinking that she was not a qualified leader, but more like a politician who only cared about her own personal interests rather than a hero who could lead humans against the gods.

Of course, Perfect didn't know what Ellie was thinking, after all, she didn't have the ability to read minds.

But even so, Perfect could roughly guess what Ellie was thinking from her expression.

Perhaps in Ellie's opinion, time is already very tight and humans have no time to waste. They should concentrate all their efforts to prepare for the invasion and attack of the gods.

But in Perfectcot's eyes, it would be enough if the cabinet and others could take care of themselves and not cause trouble for her.

In the fight against the gods, ordinary humans are just cannon fodder and consumables. Their greater role is to improve industrial production and provide logistical supplies and weapons and ammunition for this war.

As for holding the line and fighting? Perfect doesn't think that ordinary people can compare with her self-disciplined knight and god-killing armor.

But she had no intention of explaining this to Ellie. After all, Perfect already knew all the information he needed to know, and all that was left was to prepare for the war.

But thinking of the upcoming war, even Perfecto couldn't help but his eyes became a little sharper.

In the past, she was reluctant to let go completely because of various concerns, but now, she feels that some of the things she has conceived may be started.

"Regent, what do you think about this matter?" Just as Perfect was thinking about how to start the plan she had conceived, someone interrupted her thoughts with a question.

Perfect was somewhat dissatisfied with his train of thought being interrupted, so he said unhappily, "You thought the policy I formulated before was not good enough and wanted to revise it, but now that it's broken, you're asking for my opinion? Did the Empire support you just to cause trouble for the Empire?"

Perfecto's words made all the cabinet members look embarrassed.

"I'll give you three days. I want to get a feasible result within three days." After saying that, Perfect stood up, turned around and left the cabinet meeting room, and seeing this, Ellie hurriedly followed him.

(End of this chapter)