Super Seminary: Blooming All the Way

In a bustling city, power and interests are eternal themes.

The nobles only care about their own interests, and they will never stop because of any obstacles. The new president of Ursus, Fyodor Vladimirovich, unfortunately met the cunning opponent Lucifer. Without the absolute authority and overall control of the situation like the previous president, the internal struggle and even civil war in Ursus are inevitable. In the original story, the old nobles acquiesced to the integration movement to destroy the city of Chernobyl, which is enough to prove their cruelty.

After Fyodor came to power, the war dividends were exhausted, internal disputes continued, and new forces took the opportunity to rise. The defeat of the Blood Peak Campaign and the occurrence of large-scale rebellions further weakened the power of the old nobility and the army. The new nobility gradually took control of the political dominance of Ursus and reshaped the national structure. The old nobility allowed the Integration Movement to annex Chernobyl and used the Third Army to infiltrate in an attempt to regain the political initiative.

The faction represented by Islam Witte, the president of the Imperial Parliament, tried to avoid a conflict between Ursus and Yanguo (Longmen), but failed. Fortunately, the intervention of Rhodes Island prevented the outbreak of war.

Familiar with the plot, the opponent has almost no way to escape the calculation. After Talulah raised the banner of the infected country, the Sarkaz mercenary camp also changed.

As Garson was assassinated by Lucifer, the Sarkaz mercenaries fell into chaos. They were not a unified mercenary group, but they temporarily joined forces because of the call of the regent. Once the leader died, the alliance collapsed in an instant.

Bozhukas went to the door and met with the leaders of various mercenary groups, including Hedley. He did not reveal his racial identity and his position on Kazdel as in the original plot, because the Sarkaz mercenaries were not completely patriotic, and many people regarded Kazdel as a backward place, and even hated it.

Bodrakast didn't think that a stable country could be established by accepting the crazy Sarkaz, but Lucifer convinced him.

"What we need now is not stability, but strength. Besides, how can you be sure that the Sarkaz don't want to become Tikaz?"

The Sarkaz who have their own country and family are called "Tikaz", and the term "Sarkaz" itself carries a discriminatory connotation.

"Mr. Bozhukasti, do you mean that the Reunion Movement wants to establish a country of infected and Sarkaz?" Hedley looked at him meaningfully. He was loyal to the late Her Highness Theresa, and had complex and contradictory feelings towards Kazdel and the Regent.

"That's right, the Sarkaz were displaced out of helplessness, and became mercenaries because they had no choice. Since we are not welcome elsewhere, why don't we build our own home?" Bozhukas said calmly. In fact, these words were Lucifer's voice whispering in his ear, and he was just relaying them.

"In that case, why don't we go to Kazdel?" asked the leader of another mercenary group.

"I do not agree with Teresis's rule."

Bozhukasti answered without hesitation.

"You want to make that Draco king? But the new regime may cause Kazdel to become hostile to us."

"In the new country, the throne will not be occupied by Drake alone, but by those who are capable. Each person will serve for a five-year term and adopt an election system. Those who are capable can be re-elected, while those who are incompetent can step down early."

Bozhukas was stunned as he spoke. So there is such a way to play?

The others were equally stunned when they heard this. What a joke, can the king still take turns?

"Will that Draco agree?" Hedley couldn't believe it. He felt that it was impossible. No one would give up power easily.

"Rulers only need to do their own job, there is no need to use force. With the Royal Knights, the Terminators and us, why not?" Tallulah walked in, and the Sarkaz stood up unconsciously.

"That sounds good, but what if you eliminate the opponents?" W asked with a smile, fiddling with the knife in her hand. Her smile always gave people a bad feeling.

"I can't prove anything with words alone, nor can I force you to stay. I'm just looking for like-minded people." Tallulah looked at them and said seriously.

The Sarkaz began to discuss, and it was clear that the debate was very intense. Even within the Sarkaz, it was not all about harmony. They were discriminated against, and there were internal fights, but they had no objection to joining the infected nation, after all, they were very likely to become infected.

"Where do you plan to build our country?" After the debate, some Sarkaz chose to leave. They were used to wandering, used to doubting everything, and not easily trusting others.

Most of the Sarkaz were convinced that their wandering and mercenary life was forced. If there was a place that did not discriminate against them and allowed them to live a normal life, they would be willing to fight for it.

"A lot of Ursus's territory has not yet been developed. For the time being, we will stay in Ursus." Tallulah said calmly.

This was a helpless move. Even though they made bold statements, they were too weak. Without war sorcerers, even if they had Sarkaz, it didn't mean they were qualified warriors. Moreover, they didn't have mobile cities, drones, or various vehicles.

They are just people.

Since Lucifer did not build a mobile city for them, Tallulah decided that they must build a mobile city first. Only in this way can they attack and defend freely, evacuate at any time, and develop and maintain autonomy.

They dare not establish a fixed base, because in the Terra world, natural disasters may come at any time, and they have no natural disaster messengers, so they cannot predict natural disasters. Mobile cities are high-tech developed to avoid natural disasters. When the natural disaster messengers detect the area and time where the natural disaster may occur, the mobile cities will move to avoid the attack of the natural disaster.

People like them can only endure natural disasters silently.

Tallulah used the banners of the infected and the Sarkaz nation, but failed to attract the attention of the Ursus Empire. After all, they did not believe that a group of infected and Sarkaz mercenaries could pose a threat...