Longmen Memoirs

Chen Mo came to this city alone. He had seen the personnel information provided in the Tower of Babel, so he could recognize two familiar faces among the people standing not far away at a glance.

Neither Su Enyang nor Hogg expected that the man sent by the Tower of Babel was so young. He was wearing a black coat and military boots. He had a young face under his black hair. He did not have the unique physical features of the Sakaz people. He was holding a A long black box containing unknown contents.

He walked over without waiting for Su Enyang and Hoge to speak.

"Chen Mo, come here from the Tower of Babel. I have heard about what happened in Gray."

Su Enyang was stunned for a moment, and he and Hogg looked at each other.

"Do you need me to provide proof?" Chen Mo saw their doubts and took out a black ID from his coat with his leather-gloved right hand.

"I don't think anyone would deliberately pretend to be someone from the Tower of Babel."

Su Enyang took the certificate, looked at it, and returned it to Chen Mo.

"Sorry, I am the temporary head of Grai, Su Enyang Hokka Wolfman." He said, extending his hand: "Welcome to Grai, Your Excellency Chen Mo."

Chen Mo took back his certificate and held Su Enyang's hand.

"Thank you." He separated his hands and said, "His Royal Highness already knows your achievements. You have done well, but I still want to hear the specific content."

"Of course." Su Enyang nodded, hesitated, and looked behind Chen Mo: "... Mr. Chen Mo came here alone?"

"Any questions?"

"I wonder how His Highness plans to deal with this city and the people here." Su Enyang asked worriedly. After he said this, several people present turned their attention to Chen Mo.

"Are you worried that His Highness and the Tower of Babel will not pay attention to this place?" Chen Mo asked.

"To tell you the truth, it is true."

Su Enyang didn't hide it. After calming down, he would inevitably consider their future situation with Hogg and others. What they were most worried about was that everything they did and what happened on Grai Street failed to cause the Tower of Babel to explode. Attention, if this is the case, Hogg will not be surprised at all, but he has witnessed the birth of another kind of power, a scene of the Sakaz people's self-reliance and struggle, and he does not want it to disappear.

"Excuse me, what does the Tower of Babel plan to do with this city? Where will we and the people here go from here?" Su Enyang asked. This was the result of previous discussions between him and Hogg, several labor leaders who had participated in the Grai Incident. The common opinion is that without the support of the Tower of Babel, their lives will undoubtedly return to the past days.

Chen Mo saw a hint of expectation in the eyes of Su Enyang and those present.

There was a hint of expectation that the name Theresia brought to them.

"Before answering this question, I heard that the lords of this war zone and the officials and teams sent by the army to take over the city were resisted by the workers you gathered, right?" Chen Mo glanced at the people present one by one. human face.

Their expressions changed slightly.

"That's right." Su Enyang said with difficulty.

"Can I know the reason?"

"We are not sure how the local lords and troops will treat the workers here after they take over the city. We would rather believe in ourselves than them, so we will not lay down our weapons until we get a positive answer."

"But you believe in the Tower of Babel." Chen Mo said.

"We just choose to believe in Your Highness Theresia..." Su Enyang paused, looked at Chen Mo, and raised his head. The black Sakaz horns on his head showed his identity.

A Sakaz.

"If His Highness is not trustworthy, we will defend our city with our own hands." His words were sonorous and powerful in the cold wind.

Chen Mo was quiet for two seconds, no one knew what he was thinking.

Hogg even thought that Su Enyang's words might make the Tower of Babel commissioner unhappy, but now Hogg chose to side with Su Enyang because he had seen different things in Grai.Even though the lords and the army did not provide them with any supplies or assistance because they refused to hand over the city.

The atmosphere is a little stiff.

"Very good, Su Enyang." Chen Mo breathed out gently and smiled. In the surprised eyes of Su Enyang and others, he said: "You have done a good job, but it is not enough. Take up arms to defend your victory. I am Came for this.”

After a brief surprise, Su Enyang suddenly showed a hint of excitement.

"Now let me hear what happened to Gray first."

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Former city lord【%*

Chen Mo listened to Su Enyang and Hogg and other parties involved describe the changes that had occurred in Gelai a week ago. He also personally met several labor leaders who participated in the Gelai Incident. Su Enyang and others also knew Chen Mo's identity. Trey Thea's personal guard, this identity was surprising but also gave several people confidence.

"Your Excellency Chen Mo, I don't know when we will set off to join the control area of ​​the Tower of Babel."

The person who asked this question was Hogg, and his tone was a little eager and excited.

"Unfortunately, Grai will not go to the Tower of Babel." Chen Mo said: "This city will remain on the Northeast Front."

"Isn't the Tower of Babel unwilling to accept Gray?" Someone's voice suddenly sounded, like a question and confusion.

When Chen Mo looked over, the speaker was a soldier standing at the door of the conference room.

"Mr. Niyan, please don't get excited. I think Your Excellency Chen Mo will give you the reason." Su Enyang stopped him and looked at Chen Mo: "Your Excellency Chen Mo, Mr. Niyan and his team were originally mercenaries of Lord Gray, but they But he chose to assist us and is now responsible for the security and defense of Grai."

Chen Mo didn't pay attention to the mercenary's gaze, even though the gaze under his helmet was always looking in his direction.

"What I mean is to form an army in the two cities of Glei and nearby Kebaril."

"Army?" Su Enyang asked puzzledly.

"Yes, the army, an army composed of factory workers and Sakaz who participated in the Grai incident. The Tower of Babel will be responsible for providing weapons and necessary supplies for this army." Chen Mo said, opening the The long black box he was carrying contained a long knife and documents rolled up on the knife. He took out the documents and put them on the table: "So neither Gray nor Kebaril will go to the Tower of Babel. I will leave Babel." In front of the tower, His Highness signed a document for me."

"I don't understand, Mr. Chen Mo, even if we form an army here in Ge Lai, what can we do? Should we let Ge Lai join the Northeast Front and let this army set foot on the battlefield?" Su Enyang asked, he didn't understand even if we set up an army in Ge Lai, These two groups of cities formed an army, but what role could this army composed of workers play?

"You all think so?" Chen Mo asked, looking at everyone in the meeting, he put down his hands: "In fact, I thought so at the beginning. I have been thinking about it since I got the report about the Grai incident. How effective an army, an army composed of workers, can be on the battlefield after training."

"Compared to mercenaries who have experienced cruel wars and elite warriors under lords, this army has very limited effectiveness on the battlefield." He tapped his fingers lightly on the table: "So this army cannot will set foot on the frontline battlefield. At least for now, their battlefield is not on the frontline. Everyone, we must prepare for war. Just like the changes that occurred in Grai a week ago, I think everyone here is very clear. Only by taking Only by acquiring weapons can you defend everything you have now and your life. In the north, there are thousands of people like the Glei workers. They are also facing the same situation as before Glei, enduring the oppression of the lords and the war. of hunger and poverty.”

"So this is our purpose, this is the purpose of forming this army." Chen Mo stood up: "Everyone here has experienced the incident that happened in Grai a week ago. I think everyone knows that Kazdale In today’s situation, we all know why the Gele incident happened. We don’t have to wait or endure it. We can only stand up and overthrow it. In the past, the Sakaz people were forced to stand up, but I hope that now the Sakaz people should take the initiative to stand up. Fight rather than accept your fate.”

Chen Mo said and sat down slowly.

"Actually, having said so much, whether it is for Kazdaele, for Sakaz, or for yourselves, what happened to Grai has happened, but as long as the war in Kazdaele is not over, sooner or later, Grai will Lai will still become the old Grai, and there will still be new lords who will continue to rule this city." Chen Mo said, and he slowly pushed out the signed document: "Maybe this army will not be able to accomplish anything in the end. , but maybe this army will be able to end this war early. As for how you choose, it’s up to you.”

The conference room suddenly fell into silence.

Several people present looked at the documents on the table, then looked at Chen Mo who was waiting, and they looked at each other.

"We have only one question." Su Enyang looked at Chen Mo and asked: "Who will be the commander of this army."

"Unexpectedly, it will be me."

Su Enyang was silent for a few seconds. He suddenly stood up, and several people in the conference room also stood up at the same time.

They solemnly saluted Chen Mo with a Sakaz military salute.

"In this case, from today on, our lives are in your hands, sir."

Chapter 1 Don’t let the Rutlanders see it

June 1087, 4, Crystalline Era

Kelsey returned to the Tower of Babel, but this time she was not alone. She was accompanied by a young Castor child, Amiya.

This aroused unreasonable speculation and curiosity among many people in the Tower of Babel. Out of respect for Ms. Kelsey and her indifferent and cold attitude, no one dared to try to ask Ms. Kelsey about the origin of the child, but Ah Mia's arrival still caused a lot of discussion in the Tower of Babel.

After seeing Kelsey, Theresa's face clearly showed a relaxed expression, but Kelsey's return made her relieved.

"You're back, Kelsey."

"I'm back, Theresa, and I have a lot to discuss with you about Rem Billiton and what happened at the Tower of Babel while I was gone."

The smile on Theresia's face obviously stopped for a moment.

"We'll talk about this later." She looked at the young Custer who was standing slightly hiding half of his body behind Kelsey and looking at her with uneasy and curious eyes: "She is the one you mentioned in your letter. A child?"

Kelsey lowered her head and looked at Custer, who was holding her clothes tightly, with gentle eyes. Young Custer had bandages on his right hand and forehead, and it seemed that his injuries were not healed.

"Yes, her name is Amiya."

"Amiya..." Theresia repeated the name softly.

She was not as dazzling as crystal like Theresia, she was more like a rough stone discovered from a lump of coal. She was so special. Theresa looked at her, and at that moment, there seemed to be desire in her eyes. , and a hint of hesitation and struggle emerged.

"Kelsey, I think..."

"We agreed, Theresa."

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"In the past few months, Mr. Chen Mo has handed me a report every once in a while. I can see from his report that he is making an attempt, and the ideas for this attempt are becoming clearer and clearer. We We often discuss it in letters, and occasionally Mr. Chen Mo will come back and tell me some of his thoughts."

Theresia's voice rang in Kelsey's ears. Amiya sat obediently on the sofa in the office. Her uneasy blue eyes looked at this unfamiliar environment. From time to time, she would look at the person sitting next to Tracy. Kelsey next to her seemed to be making sure that she had not left him.

Kelsey gently put down the report in her hand.

When you move your fingers away, the text in the report appears between your fingers.

[There is a universal connection between the world and history. The world is an organic whole. Everything in the world influences, interacts and restricts each other. The connection is objective, universal and diverse. 】

[Contact is inherent in the thing itself and cannot be transferred by human subjective will. It can neither be created nor destroyed. 】

[Contacts include horizontal connections with the surrounding food, as well as vertical connections with history and the future. The birth of things, the differentiation of classes, all occur in a specific historical process, and have the fundamental reasons for their emergence. All foods and phenomena And the process, as well as its internal elements, parts, and links, do not exist in isolation. They interact, influence each other, and restrict each other. On the other hand, there is relative independence, that is, any food is different from other things. exist relatively independently. 】

[The origin of physical consciousness is the product of the long-term development of the material world. The formation of will is a highly developed material system, the function of the human brain, and the material organ of consciousness of the human brain, and consciousness is the subjective image of the objective world. 】

[Laws are inherent, essential, inevitable, and stable connections inherent in things themselves, and are the inevitable trend of development... When people understand the world, since the laws are hidden inside food, only by exerting subjective initiative can they grasp the laws through phenomena. When transforming the world, we must also rely on subjective initiative, according to the purpose of practice, and change the conditions on which the laws work according to the situation, thereby guiding the specific methods of the laws. 】

[...All food in existence is composed of a bunch of contradictory combinations that are both mutually opposed and unified. The two contradictory parties are unified in opposition, thus promoting the development of things. Therefore, the law of the unity of opposites reveals the source and motivation of the development of things. 】

[The change of things cannot be achieved overnight. It is from quantitative change to qualitative change. It always starts with small changes and slowly accumulates, causing things to change from one property to another. Quantitative change is the preparation for qualitative change. Without quantitative change, there will be no change. Qualitative change occurs, and after qualitative change, quantitative change begins on the basis of new quality. This cycle repeats, promoting the infinite development of things...]

When Kelsey subconsciously reached out to take down a report, she realized that her desk was empty, and the time had passed unknowingly in the afternoon.

Those indifferent eyes rarely showed any emotion other than regret, and soon turned serious.

"Is there anything you want to say? Kelsey."

Theresia looked directly at Kelsey sitting in front of her, watching that beautiful face change from astonishment, to solemnity, to surprise, and finally revealed regret.

She seemed to be showing off, with a hint of anticipation for Kelsey's reaction.

"Compared to me, what do you think now?" Kelsey pressed her fingers on the edge of the desk, with reports several centimeters thick stacked on her lap. "What kind of weird thing did you pick up?"

"This is the first time I've heard you evaluate someone like this, Kelsey." Theresia said with a chuckle.

"It's not surprising at all." Kelsey replied: "If the contents of these reports are published in the academic world, I am afraid that many of the inherent philosophical thoughts in this land will change. University professors will be confused because of this new The theory was debated endlessly, causing an uproar."

"Is it so serious? Although I also think these contents may be important, it shouldn't be as serious as you said, right?"

"This is not something that can be summed up by one person. Theresa, you may not be clear enough, but someone who can sum up these contents will be recorded in history based on these theories. In the words of the East, as long as he gives If he has enough time, he can immediately sanctify the place and establish a sect."

Kelsey said, hesitating.

"But it's best not to let the Rutlanders see these things."

Kelsey had no doubt that the Lateran priests and bishops who reacted fiercely after seeing this would shame the person who proposed this theory and then arrest him and put him on the stake for trial.

After all, they couldn't just watch their theories receive such a violent impact, but fortunately it was Kazdaele who was in natural opposition to Rutland.

"Is Mr. Chen Mo so powerful?" Theresia whispered in surprise.

"Are you listening to me carefully?" Kelsey's voice became serious.

"Ah, what did you say?" Theresa looked at Kelsey as if belatedly.

"...Don't pretend to be stupid, Theresia, tell me what you are thinking right now." Kelsey stared seriously into Theresia's eyes.

"Have you read the letter I wrote to you a few months ago, Kelsey?" Theresa asked.

"You mean the suggestions he gave you." Kelsey frowned: "Constitutional monarchy and republic. He doesn't know enough about the history of Kazdaele. I can understand that he would propose this method. Those lords and republics of Kazdaele The nobility is not as simple as he imagined, and the Tower of Babel is not as weak as he thought, but there is one thing he did not say: enough interests can indeed play a vital role."

"I think differently from you, Kelsey. I very much agree with the theory put forward by Mr. Chen Mo. Let the people of Kazdare decide the future direction of Kazdare, and let them have certain rights in their hands. Become Kazdel’s master.”

"But that may also intensify the fighting between the lords and lead Kazdare to a more serious division." Kelsey said: "This theory has not been really implemented on that land, and none of us have Know if it’s good or bad.”

"It's not impossible." Theresia shook her head: "Mr. Chen Mo once said that he had witnessed the birth of these countries with his own eyes."

"Do you still believe what he said?" Kelsey was noncommittal.

"Didn't you just say that the contents of those reports cannot be summarized by one person?"

Theresia's words suddenly left Kelsi speechless. She might be a little cunning, so she deliberately led the topic to this, so that Kelsi could not find a reason to refute.

"Mr. Chen Mo has secrets that none of us know, but Kelsey, I actually understand why Mr. Chen Mo wrote these contents in the report for me to see. He is telling me this story in another way. What are the reasons for the sufferings in the history and present of this earth? They can never be erased as I think, because he thinks this is the law of the development of things on this earth." Theresia looked at Kelsey's hands. Those reports: "But despite telling me this cruel fact, Mr. Chen Mo still pointed out to me how to realize my ideals."

"You mean Kazdale."