People in Terra, governing a weird little country

Kidding.

Ernst greeted him, and Mudstone nodded shyly. It was Nastie who helped smooth things over and introduced:

"This is Mudstone, from Kazdel. She is my assistant for now, helping me with some simple construction work."

For example, instead of stacking bricks, you can directly build a wall. This can help Nasti save time in using spells, and the wall made of mudstone is more solid and resistant to weeds.

As for why not let her do something more delicate.

Everyone knows the reason. It's not the right time yet.

Ernst nodded, and did not pay any more attention to the Sarkaz girl who seemed to be in awe of him, which might cause her to have wild thoughts.

Many Sarkaz have this kind of situation when they first come to Kjerag. Ernst heard from the great god Yelagund that when He Dalei first started working at Kjerag Spark Vocational School, he dared to sleep sitting on the sofa most of the night, and he had to keep one eye open, just to prevent the Sarkaz haters who did not exist in Kjerag from launching a night attack on him, a Sarkaz teacher.

Ernst was not surprised by this situation. It was normal that Terra people generally lacked a sense of security.

He was even more curious about how Hedley could sleep with one eye open. Didn't he only have one eye left?

This question remains an unsolved mystery to this day.

He looked at Nastie, pointed at the blackboard, and said:

"You know why I called you here this time. Shelagh supports your aerial Kazdel [Empinian] plan. But I have different opinions on some details of the plan."

"Nastie, Kazdelnia, will it only be one city?"

Nastie was a little confused and didn't understand what Ernst meant for a moment. But fortunately, Ernst immediately continued:

"Do you want it to become a country? A Sarkaz country?"

"this......"

Nastie hesitated for a moment and shook her head slightly.

“Isn’t this difficult?”

If I say I don't want to, I would definitely be lying.

The country of the Sarkaz is called Kazdel. She named this sky city Kazdelnia, and then said that she herself had no such idea, which was purely fooling fools.

But she knew that this was difficult, very difficult! That was why she deliberately called the city Uraniborg and Empinian, two names without any racial connotations.

She was even prepared to compromise. Kazdelnia would not just be the Sarkaz's Kazdelnia. In order to ensure that this sky city could remain in the sky for a long time and not be regarded as a threat by other countries, she was ready to announce its opening to the outside world on the same day it was completed.

Other races can also go to Kazdelnia to admire this monument in Terran human history, even if it was built by a Sarkaz whom they despise...

No, it's precisely because it was built by a Sarkaz whom they looked down upon!

But Ernst shook his head and refuted Nastie's words with an extremely confident and determined tone:

"It's not difficult."

"Nastie, the difficulty varies from person to person. For me, compared to making the city fly into the sky, it is much easier to make Kazdelnia not only a city, but also the capital of the Sarkaz nation, the real Kazdel."

"The...the capital?"

Nasti's brain seemed to have been hit by a heavy hammer. Even the elegant and concise language ability that the banshee was proud of became pale and powerless at this moment.

"I plan to establish the Sarkaz nation. This road is full of difficulties, but I have taken the first step. Duke Caister of Victoria and the Supervisory Council of Casimir have promised to support this matter."

In fact, the Chamber of Commerce should also be included here, but they are not... at least not yet an independent government, and they do not have the right to participate in voting at the International Summit, so Ernst naturally did not include them.

Nastie was completely frozen in place at this moment, and could only mechanically repeat the key words in Ernst's words:

"Build...build a country?"

"Xu...Xu Nuo?"

"This is the first time I've heard someone repeat the word in the front, but it's still disgusting."

Ernst made a joke.

Nasti's reaction was a little beyond his expectations, but when he thought about it carefully, it was actually reasonable.

When faced with injustice, the weak always hope that someone can come out to uphold justice. The Sarkaz have suffered for a thousand years, have they not hoped that someone could lend a helping hand?

The answer is of course no.

They thought about it, but they could only think about it. Because of the needs of the royal court, cheap mercenaries, war, and the diversion of domestic conflicts by the countries of the earth, the countries of the earth have always turned a blind eye to the hand that the Sarkaz tried to reach out, and even had the tendency to chop it off with a knife.

But even so, look at Colombia.

They just announced that the infected and Sarkaz have the same right to live a normal life in Colombia. How many infected and Sarkaz struggling in darkness and pain flocked to it and regarded it as a paradise?

Even when Colombia later drove them to the frontier land, these people had no complaints, because everyone understood that no matter how bad the frontier land was, it could not be worse than the sewers and slums, and they would die in the end anyway. If they stayed in Victoria and Ursus, they would definitely die in the sewers of the slums. But when they came to Colombia, although they had a chance of death in the frontier land, they still had a life to live.

Is there a lifetime missing?

How many people can live just one lifetime?

And now, there is a man who says he wants to help them build their country, saying that he has received support from some well-known bigwigs and that this is not a difficult thing for him!

And this person is the one who has brought them surprises countless times.

Reason told Nasti that she should question first, maintain the rationality of a scientist, and first ask what price the Sarkaz would have to pay behind this "gift".

But emotions told Nasti that as a Sarkaz, the Film in front of you is the "life" you have been pursuing.

"Nastie?"

Ernst stretched out his hand and waved it in front of Nastie, and Nastie's somewhat absent-minded eyes regained their alertness, and she quickly said:

"Mr. Ernst, what you said is.....is it true?"

"I have no need to deceive you about this matter."

Ernst nodded.

"But I have to be honest with you. This will undoubtedly come at a price."

"For this land, the condition for Kazdelnia to be established is that the hatred between the Sarkaz and the nations of the earth must be severed."

"The hatred among the nations of the earth can be cut off by the Summit of Nations as a middleman. There are no eternal enemies or friends, only eternal interests. It is my job to coordinate the interests of all countries and make them recognize that Kazdelnia's existence is reasonable and legitimate."

"But the work on the Sarkaz side needs to be solved by the Sarkaz."

"The Tresis who occupied Londinium, the White-horned Demon King Quisatusta hidden in history, and the current Sarkaz ruling system - all the war factions in the royal court system."

Ernst paused. As a man who came from a peaceful era, it was not easy for him to say this word.

But now, he had to say that he also had this awareness.

"They must be eliminated!"

Nasti was stunned, but nodded.

She knew that this request was reasonable.

But, to be honest, none of the people Ernst mentioned seemed to be something she could handle.

Ernst waved his hand, signaling Nastie not to be anxious.

He already had some ideas on how to deal with Quesatusta, but he lacked some experience and opportunities to try. Moreover, Levi, who was the key to the experiment, had not yet come to Kjerag. As for how to deal with Teresis...

That depends on the progress of the Duke of Victoria's coalition forces.

Maybe he doesn't even need to think of a solution at all, and the Duke's coalition can just easily defeat them?

Believe first!

After this was agreed upon, Ernst naturally wanted to discuss some specific issues with Nastie.

Nasti was shocked when he briefly recounted her idea before coming here.

What was surprising was of course not Ernst's exorbitant request, but the fact that he was really considering it and had even come up with a plan that was theoretically feasible!

The only thing that made Nasty hesitate was the request made by Ernst.

He wants to master the [Key] of Kazdelnia.

The key to the mobile city is actually the so-called control authority. Most of the time, there is more than one copy of this thing, but in theory, only the ruler living in the core city and his confidants can hold it.

In the original worldline, the Reunion Movement tried to get the [Key] of Chernobog's core city from Bonebreaker's sister Misha. Froststar appeared in the abandoned city to find the [Key]. In the final battle with the undead black snake, W brought the key item that stopped Chernobog from crashing into the dragon gate, which was the [Key].

Without the [Key], even if Black Snake Tallulah is defeated, Amiya and Chen will not be able to stop the automatic cruise in the core city of Chernobog, which has already set a trajectory. Black Snake's conspiracy will still succeed, and Rhodes Island's actions will fail.

And this key prop is what Ernst wants.

This is [Kjerag's safety guarantee].

"The sky over Terra is not safe. You know this, Nastie."

"The reason why our airship prototype can operate smoothly is because the great god Yelagund created a [safe zone] in the sky. And in the next plan, Nastie, you and I are both very pressed for time."

"The international situation is always changing, and so are the attitudes of the nations of the earth towards the Sarkaz. To be honest, a conflict between the Grand Dukes and the Tresis will break out in Londinium, Victoria, soon. No matter how that conflict ends, do you think the attitudes of the Dukes will change as a result?"

"It's hard for us to wait until the next good opportunity like this."

Ernst said seriously.

Nastya understood what he meant.

Whether it is the draft of the Sarkaz nation-building plan being reviewed at the summit of all nations, or the take-off of her sky city, it is better to be hasty than to delay.

It must be reviewed quickly, passed quickly, implemented quickly, and established quickly!

The most ideal situation, of course, is that this plan can be passed before the Duke sieges Londinium, the flying city can be built, and the Sarkaz can establish a country. This can also effectively divide the Sarkaz in Londinium and shake the morale of the army.

But this ideal is impossible to achieve.

The construction of the city on Nasti's side has not yet begun, and the stage for the International Summit on Ernst's side has just been set up.

Therefore, they could only settle for the second best. After the Londinium conflict, they gathered supporters as quickly as possible, implemented the nation-building plan, and made the matter a fait accompli!

For Ernst, this was a challenge.

The same goes for Nastya.

No matter how much she calculated the construction period, Nastie could not build the sky city to perfection. After all, even the energy problem had not been solved yet!

Even if the energy problem is solved, how can we adapt to the complex source stone environment in the sky of Terra? How can we ensure that the sky city will not "crash" due to a natural disaster, and she will not pay tribute to Christen's parents?

These require long and complex experiments, data collection, design of adaptation plans, and preparation of response measures!

But obviously, she didn't have the time.

So, Ernst showed her a clear way - to build it in Kjerag.

There is a safe zone created by Yelagund in the sky above Kjerag. Here, she doesn't have to worry about all the environmental adaptation issues mentioned above, and only needs to consider one thing - how to make the city fly.

The difficulty has been greatly reduced.

But the problem also followed.

There is a Kazdelnia hanging in the sky of Kjerag, and this Kazdelnia needs to be repaired and renovated frequently in Kjerag's new ground city, Uraniburg. This obviously consumes Yelagund's labor force and infringes on Kjerag's sovereignty.

To Kjerag, this was unsafe, or worse, it was like inviting a wolf into the house. The reputation of the Sarkaz was even worse than that of the wolf.

Even though the Kjerag people had no idea about this, Ernst had to consider it.

So, Ernst proposed a method - substitution.

Kjerag provided Kazdelnia with the safe zone of the great god Yelagund, the repair and reconstruction site of the supporting cities on the ground, and Ernst's plan for nation building.

Kazdelnia provides the exchange of Sarkaz talents and technologies, the influence brought by the sky city, and the second [Control Key].

If we all live a good life, then everyone will be happy and it will be a win-win situation.

But if the Sarkaz want to cause trouble, unless you can destroy the entire Kjerag in an instant, otherwise, just turn off the [Key] and the entire Kazdelnia will crash.

The great goddess Yelagund didn't need to fight the strong ones among the Sarkaz. She only needed to find a way to intercept the debris falling from the aerial fortress so that they would not affect the ground of Kjerag. At worst, there was still time sequence, which was not difficult.

The Sarkaz will lose their only legal home, and all the Sarkaz compatriots living in that home who were unable to move in time will no longer be able to gain any recognition from this land, and will be able to start the real "Terra Five Permanent Dungeon" and achieve the achievement [Enemy of the World].

By then, internal division among the Sarkaz will be inevitable.

After all, not all Sarkaz are the Great Western King. Kill, kill, kill, kill, kill. People live their lives, and you come and turn our house upside down, and kill our relatives and friends. What, your knife is very sharp? Mine is not?

This is the price.

Of course, we cannot rule out the possibility that there are idiots among the Sarkaz. Even if this happens, he will drag all of Terra down with him.

This is also the reason why Ernst listed "eradicating the Sarkaz war faction" as a necessary requirement before establishing the country.

Some people are destabilizing factors. Ernst never liked to fight, but he liked to resolve conflicts. However, the truth is for those who are worthy of hearing it, and obviously, some people are not worthy of hearing it.

Nasti did not respond to this plan immediately.