Arknights? Colonization Ark!

Koschei deliberately used the rebellious psychology to portray her as a fighter on the ice field who hated evil and led everyone to resist.

The more smelly the black mud is, the brighter the flowers that bloom will be, and vice versa.

They are symbiotic and also antagonistic.

"I am not the owner of this place, I am just a caretaker. This is not my masterpiece. The city was built with the efforts of everyone."

Kasheena ignored Tallulah's answer and just sighed softly.

"I don't know who on this earth can build such a city, my dear Tallulah, it seems that you don't understand it as well as you seem.

While she was still talking, Tallulah had already turned and walked towards the stairs, not paying any attention to what she had just said.

"Don't you want to see this city, Kashena? You won't be able to see it clearly if you stand too high."

Kashena followed slowly.

"Then I'd rather obey you than be disrespectful, my dear Tallulah. Let me see what kind of surprise you can bring me."

......

After leaving the site, W and the other two walked aimlessly on the street. They were unfamiliar with the place and looked left and right, not knowing where to go. They could only wander around aimlessly with the manual in their hands. W was even warned once because of her [improper operation].

The cause was that this guy, out of professional habit, actually ran to the store and bought a large amount of sugar in order to make some temporary explosives for backup. She was very familiar with this and had done it many times in those cities. After all, money could buy anything.

The result was that her business was ruthlessly crushed by Lexington right after it started. She didn't expect that she had to register the purpose when buying sugar here, and was directly warned by the voice in the bracelet not to use it to make explosives.

Ines made fun of her frustrated expression for a long time, and she was so angry that she wanted to take the bracelet off directly.

For Theresa! I will endure it!

"W, what do you think of this city?"

Hedley never stopped holding the camera, the shutter was about to smoke. Kal'tsit's information was not exaggerated, but because she stayed there for too short a time, she only had a quick glimpse of many things and did not understand them in too much detail.

"How is it? Boring as hell!"

This was W's true thought. In other cities, as soon as the Sarkaz entered the city, they would attract many people's strange looks, fear, and disgust. She enjoyed this feeling, especially when those ignorant guys rushed over and found themselves surrounded by bombs, and then were blown to pieces by her in fear. The pleasure was better than receiving the reward.

But here, they were like air, and no one noticed them, the Sarkaz.

There were no malicious looks, no cursing behind his back, and no malicious discrimination. This made W really uncomfortable.

“I think it’s quite comfortable here.”

Ines didn't have as many complaints as W. After all, she was not even a Sarkaz. Instead, she enjoyed life here very much. The clothes she was wearing were just bought in the mall. The styles and shapes were all made freshly, and she could try them on one by one in front of the mirror.

He also wore a sun hat on his head, making him look full of energy.

I've been running around with Hedley for so many years, and I've never had so much free time.

"Tsk, no matter how beautifully you dress, it can't change the fact that you are already forty years old, old woman!"

#!!!

If fighting wasn’t prohibited in the city, she would have rushed over and torn W’s mouth to pieces right now!!!

In order to hold back her anger, Ines could only change the subject.

"What do you think, Hedley?"

Hedley put down the camera in his hand, his expression was extremely serious.

"It's terrible. This is not just reflected in these technologies that we cannot understand. I can't imagine how powerful the owner of this city is. Who can stop them? Maybe not even the legendary Tikaz can do it."

"Huh? Are you crazy? It's just a city with a facade. If I had bombs, I would have blown all these guys up to the sky!"

W was very displeased with Hedley's words that were meant to boost others' morale and undermine his own prestige.

Hedley knew that this was just W's usual stubbornness.

"I don't know if it's just for show, but I'm sure that no matter if it's the Sarkaz or the civilians from other countries, they will never be able to resist the temptation of living here."

This place is different from the holy city of Lateran in Sakota. Everything here is replicable, and they are willing to accept everyone.

Chapter 41: One person can take down the whole world

Before they knew it, Tallulah and the other girl had arrived at the school. It was class time and only the sound of reading could be heard in the huge campus.

Kashena is also a professor in the history department of a university, so she is quite interested in the teaching system here.

She stood outside a large classroom and saw a white-haired girl inside using historical events in Ursus as sociological cases.

Kashena remembers that

The Borotnikov Uprising

The first serf uprising in Ursus was quickly and bloodily suppressed by the army.

The girl's point of view was quite novel and interested her.

"Is she a teacher here?"

“Alina is the best teacher here.”

Tallulah's answer made Kashena nod. She didn't say anything else, but just stood outside the classroom and listened quietly to the lecture inside.

Black snakes are different from each other. There are slight differences in personality, methods, and other individuals. Even if the memories can be communicated with each other, what one has experienced is ultimately different from what one sees others experience.

When the class was about to end, the two had already left early.

Kashena finally asked her first question

"You make all your children go through this kind of education?"

"Yes."

Tallulah answered her bluntly.

"why?"

To let everyone understand the way society works is not just bold, it is simply crazy.

If it was just about popularizing regular education, Kashena could understand this. After all, she had seen that the productivity here was so high that a large number of low-end labor force could be liberated, receive in-depth education, and then participate in high-end industrial production. This was Colombia's path to industrialization.

But neither Colombia nor Ursus taught social politics as a subject.

This is simply going to kill all the ruling class.

Why is this happening?

This is like asking everyone to study law.

If the law is unknowable, then its power is unfathomable.

If everyone knows and understands the law, the law itself will no longer have a deterrent effect. They will frantically exploit loopholes in the law to profit for themselves or to gain more power.

That was the eve of the building's collapse.

Don’t you have a ruling class?

Tallulah also knew what Kashena meant, but she asked her another question instead.

“Why would people use their power for personal gain?”

At this moment, the two of them looked somewhat similar.

"Human nature is inherently selfish. They are greedy and their desires are insatiable. The smarter people are, the more they want. Isn't war and fighting just for the sake of gaining more power and more benefits?"

As Kasheina spoke, she glanced at Tallulah.

"Or, after all you've been through, you still think the same as you did in the past."

Tallulah was silent for a moment, then she repeated to Kashena what she had seen and heard in the vault and the story Zhang Miao had told her.

When Kashena heard the first story, she was very satisfied because it was consistent with her understanding of human nature.

"In the face of huge interests, people's ugliness will be exposed and they will not be able to stand the test at all."

But when Tallulah finished telling Zhang Miao's second story, Kashena stopped talking.

Tallulah also sighed.

"I told Alina the same story. She saw much further than I did. I only saw the hunger of one person, but Alina saw what hunger is all about."

"That teacher, haha, tell me about it."

Kashena was interested in Alina's point of view.

“Why do people fight for power?”

Tallulah's words returned to the starting point, and Kashena answered her naturally.

"Of course, it's because power can satisfy people's selfish desires."

Tallulah then asked a second question.

"Why can power satisfy people's selfish desires?"

"Naturally, it is because power can mobilize a large amount of material, and material can satisfy desires."

"Since power mobilizes material things, what does the mobilized material have to do with you?"

For the third question, Kashena suddenly didn't know how to answer.

"Because the distributor has the power to mobilize social materials, he can naturally profit from it to satisfy himself, isn't that the case?"

"Who told you this?"

Tallulah continued to ask questions, and this series of questions made Kashena a little confused.

"Naturally from books and society."

"That's the problem. We are like fish in a fish tank. Our thoughts and ideas are influenced by the messages conveyed by the society we live in. We will form a fixed consciousness, as if everything is just like this."

"Why do people pursue power? Because everyone believes that power can bring benefits. Children are taught this hierarchy from a young age. Higher levels can bring more power, and thus more benefits to satisfy their desires. Countless people are trapped in this web of interests and power and cannot extricate themselves."

Why did those people die fighting for treasures? Wasn’t it because they felt that the treasures were extremely precious?

The wages of avarice is death.

But who told them that they could risk their lives and fight each other for these treasures?

It is this society with underdeveloped productivity and imperfect systems!

People's three views are cultivated by society, and then react on society itself, layer by layer, forming a terrifying and turbulent river. Even if someone breaks free, how can he stop this mighty torrent alone?

Just like herself in the past, she would be crushed to pieces sooner or later.

“If material things are no longer scarce, if power can be absolutely monitored, if no one can obtain additional material things through power and if unreasonable demands can be rejected, will anyone still pursue power?”

By that time, the so-called allocator may just be an ordinary worker, no different from a migrant worker.

Kashena listened to Tallulah's bold words in silence and asked only one question.

"Do you think you can do that?"

“It’s really not possible through normal means.”

Tallulah is no longer the innocent girl she once was.

A small number of people cannot compete with the entire society.

Anyone who wants to put power in a cage will be counterattacked by people with common sense in society.

If you want to defeat the old profiteers, you must attract new profiteers. In the end, the new will replace the old, and the cycle will continue.

If she wants to reach that day, she may never see it even if she lives another hundred years.

“But he showed up.”

A person who can beat up the entire common sense society at will appears.

He doesn't need to win over anyone.

His inherent productivity can crush the entire Terra.

Finally, the torrent of society collided with a spaceship.

Either society changes its course according to the other party's ideas, or the drought ends here. There is no third option.