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Chapter 1405 Solve all problems with a fight

On Camelot's West Street, Anderson sat at the bar with a serious expression, cold sweat on his forehead.

Blaze is almost using up his food allowance for the day.

It feels like feeding Blaze is harder than not fighting.

"You, can you eat so much?"

"My appetite is just average." Blaze lifted his face from the basin and licked the cream off his lips with his tongue.

"But I have a skill from Ouroboros. Eating food can improve my attributes. The more I eat, the more I gain."

"You're using me as a scapegoat to level up. Fine! That's enough!" Anderson raised his hand, distancing himself from Blaze on the bill.

But even so, his food expenses had run out.

"Damn it, why is Camelot so expensive?"

"That's because this store is opened by a foreigner, and it's Valentine's Day now, so they're promoting chocolate coins as currency, so prices have gone up." Blazer put the chocolate coins in his pocket on the counter and paid for Anderson.

"As long as you earn chocolate coins and spend chocolate coins, you will find that the consumption is actually not high."

"Is this true?!" Anderson's eyes widened when he saw the exchange rate Blazer presented.

"Even now there are quests and events where you can get chocolate coins. You can try them."

Blaze gave Anderson a stack of chocolate coins, and Anderson touched the back of his head sheepishly.

"This is not good."

"It's okay. I still have a lot. I have connections at the factory that makes chocolate gold coins."

Anderson, who had been very polite just now, put all the chocolate gold coins into his purse and tossed the heavy purse proudly.

"Where is the casino?"

"The casino is in that direction, but..." Before Blaze could finish his words, Anderson disappeared.

Casinos are a gray industry that exists in every large city. They can stimulate the economy, but they can also destroy a family.

Blazer has a relatively averse attitude towards casinos. Even if he is old enough and meets the requirements to enter, he would not want to go.

However, he wanted to stop Anderson, not because he was averse to casinos, but because the casino was probably full of foreigners at the moment, and if Anderson went in, it would be better to use all the money to feed him.

"This is the first of the representatives from the three kingdoms that you have come into contact with. Did you gain anything?" Jasmine seemed to be following him all the time. As soon as Anderson ran, she immediately popped up and asked about the progress.

“War is never the best option, but it is the most convenient and simple one, as if all problems can be solved as long as war is fought.”

Blazer twirled the fork in his hand, thinking. "The reason why the Holy Cross started the war is simple. They want to use their status as the boss to prove that they have not become weaker and are still strong. This is similar to the reason why the Golden Sea of ​​Trees launched the attack. However, the Golden Sea of ​​Trees' ideas are purer, without so many conflicts of interest."

"So do you have any ideas about the solution? As long as you have a little idea, I can help you make a detailed plan." Jasmine carefully put her long hair on the chair next to her, and then patted her chest to make a promise.

"I'm thinking... maybe eliminating the war between the three kingdoms is an idea that is too naive and unrealistic."

"Hmm, and then?" Jasmine opened her eyes wide and looked at Blaze expectantly, even opening and closing her mouth to shape the answer.

"So, why not find a place for the three kingdoms to have a good fight, let out some steam, and then shake hands and make peace after the fight and live the life they want."

"Ha... you meant [fight challenge], not a declaration of war." Jasmine didn't know whether to laugh or cry. Blaze certainly didn't think of something as naive as completely eliminating war, but he proposed an even more naive solution.

"Do you think sending a few representatives to fight and decide who is better will solve the kingdom's backlog of problems? The fields will not grow more food, the economic gap will not be narrowed, and the contradictions will not disappear."

"That's right." Blaze shrugged, but then he said it very seriously.

“But the fields will grow more food with better fertilizers and better cultivation methods, and if people and resources are invested properly, even poor places will have something to be proud of, and those contradictions…will never disappear.”

"Solving these problems is what the big guys should do. War is just their way of shirking responsibility."

"That statement... is not without reason." Jasmine snorted, crossed her arms, and raised her voice, "That's right, giving these big shots a place and sending a few representatives to prove our national strength is already giving them face."

"Otherwise, I used external force to make them submit."

Blaze rarely rejected Jasmine directly. If a war really broke out between the three kingdoms one day, then directly intervening and forcibly ending the war would be the best option.

But since Blaze didn't answer, Jasmine continued on her own and came up with a terrible proposal.

"Why don't we convince the foreigners to establish a country?"

"Don't do that, that's no different than trying to rule the world." Blaze shook his head. He really thought it was a bad idea.

There are many cases of foreigners who claim to be for justice and peace, but actually become dictators or even disasters. Such people are often not only pretentious, but also like to digitize the sacrifice of life and call death a great sacrifice.

The suggestion made by Jasmine is basically moving in this direction.

"Okay." Jasmine lowered her head, muttering that this would definitely be faster, and said, "Then we can only increase the benefits of [Fighting]. Simply competing for strength will soon make the three kingdoms lose interest. There must be tangible benefits."

"No~ There is no benefit, only honor." Blaze curled the corners of his mouth and showed a sly smile.

"Think about Jasmine. Giving them benefits will only make them parasites like blood-sucking worms. No matter how much you give them, they will never be satisfied. The big shots use the interests of the entire kingdom as an excuse to make what they think is a good choice for people. As a result, people's problems are never solved, and the big shots don't even know people's names."

"Then this big stage is not prepared for the big guys, but for the people to decide. We have to break up all the kingdoms, and let people [fight] for their own interests in cities and villages."

"Everyone fights for their families, their neighbors, and the people they know, and in the end, their victory will be returned to everything they know without reservation."

(End of this chapter)