I'm in Terra, governing a weird little country.

Doesn’t this prove Urs’s infectious power?

He asked happily: "Is this happening? I wonder which chapter of "Us" Professor Klitschko likes? China? Egypt? Mesopotamia or India?"

Levi shook his head, his eyes narrowed into a straight line, and the corners of his grinned mouth looked even more meaningful.

He replied:

"I prefer the Russian chapter."

"The Russian chapter, it is indeed a very great chapter, from the Chicken Eating Contest to the Third Rome, to the Great Alliance..."

Ernst's words stopped abruptly.

He looked at the man in front of him in astonishment, and his heart was already filled with turmoil.

Chapter 1 Comrade, you should take up the banner of exporting revolution

To be fair, Ernst felt that it was normal for some people to like the Russian chapter of "The Chronicles of Ezra".

Whether it is to poke fun at the Kangxi Dynasty or to evaluate it in a realistic sense, Russia is indeed a great country with a long history and countless exciting stories.

From the Viking tribes on the plains of Eastern Europe in the Viking Age, to the shackled Slavic slaves during the Mongol invasion, to the gray cattle of the Grand Duchy of Moscow and the Russian Empire, and finally, in the end, bringing changes to the world with an unbreakable alliance, And the internal collapse provides valuable lessons to all those who come after.

Russia’s history is worth celebrating, worth learning, and worth savoring.Anyone who studies the history of human development cannot avoid this country and must have a strong interest in this country.

Ernst also had a premonition that once he could successfully write "Russian Chronicles - Russia" in its entirety, it would inevitably become one of the most popular chapters in the entire "Ess" series.

But the thing is, I haven’t fucking written about Russia yet!

Looking at Levi with a meaningful smile in front of him, Ernst's expression changed again and again. He wanted to ask immediately, but out of the corner of his eye, he caught a glimpse of Christen and Xintrea beside him.

After a moment of silence, he replied:

"It's a very tasteful idea that you like Russia. I wonder which chapter of Russia you like best?"

Levi replied matter-of-factly:

"Certainly that chapter of the Great Alliance. The courage and wisdom of the people is always astounding, isn't it?"

Looking at Ernst's expression, Levi retracted his gaze with satisfaction and praised like an ordinary book lover:

"It is precisely because of this that I have no sense of belonging to Ursus. I remember an ordinary comrade in your book said this: I have never despised pigs, only the golden crowns hanging on the branches. In my In our motherland, people burned the bishop to death, hung the king, chopped off the emperor's head, and smashed all the old dignitaries to pieces. No one will be afraid of the so-called princes and nobles anymore. That's really good to say, isn't it?"

"Yes...yes." Ernst wiped the sweat from his forehead and nodded in agreement.

He was now in a superimposed state of relief and sweat.

He breathed a sigh of relief because Levi's response to his temptation was very clear.He did not come from the same era as Ernst. His former motherland should still be called USSR by the world.

Although I don’t know which period he comes from specifically, whether it is steel or corn, or our old friend Xun Duoduo’s tens of billions of subsidies.But most of the time, comrade scientists are trustworthy.

In addition, he did not raise the table with Ernst in a showdown immediately, which really won Ernst's favor.

As for why I sweat profusely, the reason is very simple.

This man's thoughts seemed a bit extreme. He wanted to hang the king and the bishop and smash the old dignitaries.

Let’s not say that Ernst hit all of them. Hitting two out of three is no problem.

In other words, he had to be hanged and then smashed to pieces.

Ernst was really frightened by the eyes of this pure Soviet lurking in Colombia.

Are you a believer in Bobo Kill?

Of course, having been born in the society for so many years, Ernst has long understood the principle of positivism in doing things, but only speaking positivism will definitely not accomplish anything.

Since he himself chose to stay in Colombia, which in the eyes of the Soviets should be "reeked of the stench of capitalism and the blood of pioneers", and use the technology and resources here to continue his research, it is enough to prove that he is doing something right. In terms of principles, you should be the same type of person as yourself.

"Have you two known each other before?" Sensing the subtle atmosphere between Ernst and Levi, Kristen had a rare desire to gossip.

Levi's arrogance was something she had seen countless times.Ordinary scientists would not turn a blind eye or even refuse countless invitations from a company of Rheinland Life's caliber.

He would actually be interested in a book and call himself a book lover?

Kristen became interested in the book "The Chronicles of the Kingdoms of Ess" written by Levi.

Ernst shook his head: "I don't know each other, but we felt like old friends at first sight. Maybe there was some fate in my previous life."

Levi smiled and said nothing.Kristen took it as a joke:

"Mr. Ernst is so funny. But since the two of you work together, it saves me a lot of explanations."

She paused, put away her smile, and returned to being serious:

"That's right, Mr. Ernst and Mr. Levi also want to participate in the scientific research project of the dome research station. We would like to ask for your opinion on this."

Ernst felt a little strange when he asked this question.

If he wants to join, he can join. Why are you asking me for my opinion?It seems as if after the dome research station is built, Kjerag can really send a scientist to participate in the research.

We didn't originally specify how many people Rhine Life would send to Kjerag.If you want to stuff Rhine Life people into it, then just stuff it. This kind of thing can be submitted directly to me when you submit the entry list of scientific researchers later. Is it necessary to make it a special topic?

But when faced with Ernst's question, Kristen did not answer immediately. Instead, she looked at Levi and said confidently:

"Mr. Levi, you heard it too. The Dome Scientific Research Station is a major scientific research project jointly carried out by Rheinland Life and the Kjerag government. It only accepts the participation of scientists from both our parties. To be blunt, if you refuse to join Rheinland Life, then the Dome Scientific Research Station The station project is destined to miss you."

Ernst then looked at Levi in ​​shock.

Levi looked like a researcher and had been sitting in this room. Ernst thought he was a scientist belonging to Rhine Life.

You've been doing this for a long time, aren't you, comrade?

No wonder Kristen had to ask such a question specifically and spent a long time trying to use me to help her attract people.

The lady in charge still has some tricks up her sleeve.

Kristen's words were very straightforward, and even Levi could hear her confident victory.

He raised his head and looked at Kristen. Just when the lady in charge thought he was about to agree, he asked:

"Can't I join the Kjelag side?"

Christen was stunned, Ernst was stunned, and even Xintrea was stunned.

Kristen was surprised that Levi would do such a reversal.Xintera was surprised that there were scientists rushing to conduct scientific research in Kjerag's ravines, but Ernst was the most surprised.

He was thinking that Kjerag actually had scientific research!

Surprised, he immediately waved his hand and refused:

"Professor Klitschko, I can understand your thinking. I have to say that I do have this idea. But I also have to point out that this kind of idea is really bad. If nothing else, if you come to Xie La Ge, Kjelag's current situation cannot provide enough material support for the ideas in your mind. Without realistic support, no matter how many fantastic ideas you have, they are just castles in the air. You should also know that after reading the Russian chapter, We can’t just rely on our own ideas to conduct scientific research, because the results will not meet our expectations.”

Levi and Kristen both looked stunned, and then asked in unison:

"what?"

"What I mean is that Kjerag can't build a laboratory for you now. Many situations on this land are slightly different from what you imagined. If you come to Kjerag, your talent may be You will be buried. If you stay in Colombia, you may be able to truly develop your talents and even change the world."

Levi smiled and said calmly: "Scientists will not dislike their motherland."

"But..." Ernst was at a loss for words.

It’s not that I have any problem with Levi himself.But just like he said, where does Kjelag come from to provide research for a scientist whose life in Rhineland is at stake?

Moreover, Kjerag will indeed not need scientists like Levi for a long time. Asking him to go to Kjerag will easily cause conflicts and troubles.

People are thoughtful, especially adults like Levi. Their complete values ​​are difficult to change in a short period of time, and in Kjerag, his values ​​are destined to collide with the locals.

Ernst could certainly step in as a mediator.But what will he do then?

Restrict Levi and keep him silent about everything about Kjerag?Or should we restrict the Kjerag people and let them fully respect and accept Levi's criticism and guidance?

As we all know, disputes over interests often lead to extreme results. After all, there are no permanent enemies and friends, only permanent interests.

But it is often ideas, paths, and thoughts that, to put it bluntly, ideological disputes can easily lead to long-lasting confrontations.

After all, distance creates beauty.

He could communicate deeply with Levi, but he didn't want Levi to have a deep connection with Kjerag.He also hopes to avoid any future disputes between the two due to Kjerag's development.

To put it bluntly, in the man-eating land of Terra, Ernst treated every stranger with caution, even if the stranger had the talent aura bonus of a "fellow countryman".

Who knows if this fellow countryman will deceive this fellow countryman and make him burst into tears?

On the other side, the silent Kristen has never encountered such a Waterloo.

Although it doesn't sound very good, it is even a bit superstitious.But Kristen is like a scientific succubus, with a natural attraction to scientists.

Rheinland Life is now a gathering of talents, and the vast majority of department heads chose to join because they were attracted by Christen’s personal charm.

Only Levi.

Even if she doesn’t pay much attention to financial matters, Kristen knows that the conditions she offers are definitely not low-Rheinland Life will open a separate department of “Origin Life Sciences” for her, and let Levi Creech Ke became the head of the tenth department (Dorothy and the Source Stone Technology Application Department had not yet been established at this time).This is not only recognition of Levi's research results, but also symbolizes that Levi's name will become a famous celebrity in Tremont, and even throughout Colombia and Terra as Rhine Life gradually grows!

Not to mention the various privileges and benefits you can enjoy as the director of Rheinland Life Sciences.With this condition, isn't it much better than working as a cow and horse in Kjerag?

She could not understand Levi's thoughts because she had never thought about or cared about those things that shaped the thoughts and outlook of Levi and Ernst.

After careful consideration, she came up with a second plan:

"If Mr. Levi wants to join the research at the Dome Research Station as a representative of Kjelag, we can accept it. But there must be a condition."

"Mr. Levi's research laboratory must be located in Rheinland Life."

This may sound contradictory at first, but Kristen’s meaning is actually very simple.

If you don't want to do it, fine, Rheinland Life is such a big company, and it won't kneel down and beg you to join.

What Christen needs is not Levi. What she needs is a by-product of Levi's research, a source stone product (transmitter) that can transmit consciousness.

Since you don't want to stay, your research results must stay!

Rheinland Life will provide support for your research, but you will not be able to enjoy the benefits that Rheinland Life’s employees can enjoy, and the improvement in reputation and social status that it can bring.

"I hope Mr. Levi can think carefully and make a prudent decision."

Kristen said, glanced at Ernst and Levi, stood up, and announced,

"Let's adjourn the meeting for now. I think Mr. Ernst and Mr. Levy have a lot to talk about."

Kristen is right.Ernst did have a lot he wanted to talk to Levi about.

For example, persuade him to accept the first plan and a more ambitious blueprint.

"Comrade, your path is narrow, your vision is short-sighted, and your layout is too small! With your talents and ideas, it would be too wasteful to only engage in scientific research on this land."