Infinite Life: Trapped in a lifetime

"Don't hide anything about the original story. There is nothing to hide."

"The causes and consequences of the matter should be explained clearly directly. According to the regulations, there is no need to consider tribal issues. The people involved should be dealt with how to deal with it."

"Um."

Pars and Byrne nodded after listening to Mo Dao's words, and had no objections to the handling of this matter.

Directly announcing the underlying reasons will of course intensify the conflict between the southern and northern tribes of Kerna to a certain extent.

But if you hide it, it will only become more difficult to deal with later.

The key is what happened next, the casualties on both sides in the Wamepo area.

"The following matter should be handled normally, which means that those who should be arrested should be arrested and those who should be sentenced should be sentenced. Just because it is a conflict between two tribes, we cannot ignore the legal essence of this matter."

"This is a fight between two parties, causing casualties. Whoever beats or harms someone will go to jail. It is impossible to say that this is a conflict between two tribes and the person who hurts will not be guilty."

Mo Dao looked at Pars and Bourne and said calmly,

Then he picked up the pen next to him, continued to lower his head to deal with the work in hand, and continued,

"It's even less likely that just because one tribe thinks it's right to harm someone from another tribe, it really is right."

This incident itself was drawn to the level of a representative incident of the ethnic conflict between northern and southern Kerna.

It seems that he should deal with it beyond the normal state.

Crime seems to be only part of the story.

It's like whether fighting between two parties in a war counts as killing, but that has been covered by more serious things.

But if we really want to deal with this issue from the perspective of the ethnic conflict between northern and southern Kerna, it will become quite difficult and troublesome.

But Mo Dao's two words brought this matter back to its original shape and redefined its nature.

"There is no need to elevate this matter to a higher level for them. According to Kerner's law, if you hurt someone, you can deal with it how you want."

After Mo Dao finished speaking, Pars and Byrne paused.

Mo Dao also paused the pen in his hand.

In fact, this matter is indeed a conflict between the northern and southern tribes of Kerna.

But if we want to resolve it, we cannot treat it as a conflict between the northern and southern ethnic groups.

This is also the strategy that Kerner Youth itself has been adopting,

It is to focus individual problems on the individual itself, rather than extending them to the northern and southern tribes.

Mo Dao raised his head again and looked at Pars and Bourne.

On the issue of the northern and southern tribes of Kerna, the young people of Kerna have always seemed a bit awkward.

This kind of "twisting" is caused by objective facts.

It's like an unspoken rule among the junior recruiters at Kellner Youth.

Should we consciously adjust the proportion of personnel handling local affairs in each region?

If left alone, the proportion of people from the northern tribe would be much higher.

According to the direction advocated and desired by the Kerna youth, there is no difference between the civilians of the northern and southern tribes.

Naturally, whoever is good should get the position. After all, they are all from Kerner, there is no difference.

But there is a gap between expectations and reality.

In fact, the difference between the southern tribes and the northern tribes in Kernane is inherent at this moment.

If ethnic groups from the north to the south are disproportionally represented among those responsible for local affairs,

It will affect the treatment and interests of civilians between the northern and southern Kelna tribes.

Or should we simply make the matter of giving priority to the Kelna southern tribe public?

If Kellner's environment was more stable, it might not be such a problem.

Or if the proportion gap between the two parties is larger, the problem will not be big.

But the fact is that Kellner has only ended the war two years ago, and the entire Kellner environment is more fragile than most imagined.

It is not impossible to collapse at any time.

Within a certain period of time, this is simply an unsolvable problem.

Mo Dao actually has no good solution.

This question is only possible, as the Kellner Youth has long maintained the Kellner in a holistic environment,

Only by re-assimilating the northern and southern tribes of Kerna into a whole can they truly disappear.

What is needed is a long time.

"... Just say that I gave this order. If anyone has any objections or thinks it's unfair, they can come to me."

Mo Dao said calmly to Pars and Bourne.

This order is difficult for most people to give.

Because even if they do what Mo Dao said, the people of the northern and southern tribes will not be satisfied with the impartial enforcement of the law by the Kelna youth.

More often than not, you will only feel that the other party is guilty and you are not wrong.

Moreover, every Kerna youth also belongs to the northern and southern tribes.

"If anything similar happens in the future, we will handle it this way. Anyone who has any objections can come to me at any time."

"It doesn't matter if Kelna becomes turbulent again because of the issue between the northern and southern tribes."

"The young man from Kellner can take over Kellner once, and he can take over the second time. He doesn't care if he fights again."

Mo Dao said oppressive words in a calm tone.

Pars and Byrne in front of each other seemed to feel a little warm-blooded.

After a pause, Pars smiled again.

"Okay, then let's deal with it as you say, Mo. It's just another fight. By the way, let's see how many people are willing to continue to stand on our side."

Pars said with a smile, but there was determination in his eyes.

Beside him, Bourne also had a smile on his face and a firm look.

Mo Dao nodded and did not say anything else.

...

After Pars and Bourne left temporarily,

Mo Dao finished his work, raised his head and looked at the military map on the wall.

Although the previous war had ended,

the military map at that time was still hanging on the wall of Mo Dao's office.

Rubbing his brows, Mo Dao looked at the military map.

Thinking about something.

This incident was actually inevitable, it was just a matter of time.

During the previous war, the Kerna people who shared the same interests with the Kerna youth,

did not necessarily agree with all of the Kerna youth's ideas.

At least, the Kerna youth's hope of easing the relationship between the northern and southern tribes and eliminating the gap,

may not be recognized by most of the Kerna people.

For some people from the southern tribes, when Carlson was in power, the northern tribes bullied the southern tribes.

Now that the Kerna youth has taken over Kerna, he only says that the two tribes are equal.

What about the time when they were bullied before? Did they just ignore it? Is this really fair to them?

For some people from the northern tribes, it is even simpler.

It is not without reason that more people from the northern tribes are the ones who stir up trouble in the conflict between the southern and northern tribes of Kerna.

Previously, they were superior to the southern tribes of Kerna.

Now, they have to give some opportunities to the southern tribes, which naturally makes them feel disappointed.

Although before, most of the civilians from the southern and northern tribes of Kerna were equally difficult.

But after eating, many people obviously forgot about this matter.

In fact, this matter has reached the point where he, Pars, Bourne and others need to come forward to deal with it.

It is also hard to say whether some middle-level people in the inner circle of Kerna Youth also have some ideas about this.

When the Kerna Youth is powerful, it is inevitable that some speculators will join.

Even those who were the purest in the most difficult time at the beginning of Kerna Youth,

even if they all wanted to achieve the goals of Kerna Youth on the southern tribes,

there were some "subtle" differences in ideas on how to achieve it.

Some were more moderate, and some were more radical.

For example, they directly erased the difference between the southern and northern tribes of Kerna, and did not allow the new Kerna people to distinguish between the southern and northern tribes.

They even did not allow anyone to mention it.

What's worse, some people wanted to break down and build up, and simply attract those stubborn ones and beat them all in one wave.