【Ji Lai】【Romy】Far Star

Lunch emperor please.

He entertained his "military clique" and Dr. Behring to have a light meal in the palace to celebrate his achievements. The Grand Duchess and Miss Malindorf, who was newly promoted to the general, also participated in the meeting. He also saw Miss Malindorf wearing a black armband. If her father hadn't been present, he would have thought that something had happened to the Marquis.

It was not until later that he learned from Mittermeier whether it was a very friendly cousin of Hilde or that the cousin had died.The young man has always been in poor health, and he seems to have been involved with the Earth Cult in recent years—now that the deceased himself has been liberated, and other things have been resolved, it can be regarded as more timely and appropriate.

But even with such sympathetic vignettes, the atmosphere of the meal was surprisingly bright.

The emperor's personality is not very good, and he is not keen on socializing, but in the past few years, he has really learned how to treat people.Dr. Behring and the Grand Duchess are close to perfect social players in the true sense, so even if other people are not good at socializing, they can be completely worry-free.

In this way, a group of people chatted from today's weather to the lawn of Deer Park, from the theory in the laboratory to anecdotes in actual combat, from the emperor's daily pastimes to the hospital and university under construction, and from the politics of the alliance to Fisher's money.

This is almost inevitable, after all, there is a workaholic like the emperor present.

"When are they going to vote? This year or next year?"

"Next year." The emperor gave the answer directly.

"Who does His Majesty like?"

This question made the emperor show a calm and somewhat helpless expression: "I don't like anyone. I can only say that I feel very hesitant about this situation where no matter which ending I choose is terrible, but I still have to choose one."

It wasn't a joke, but it managed to make the others laugh.

"No. Please don't laugh, everyone." The emperor put down the knife and fork, supported the armrest with the elbow of one hand, and crossed his legs a little crookedly but extremely chicly. "We and them are just sympathizing with each other."

"What a surprise." Dr. Behring looked at the emperor with a somewhat surprised expression on his face, "I didn't expect you to say such a thing."

"You will be surprised only because you don't have much contact with His Majesty." Fahrenheit smiled.

The emperor picked up the cup by his hand and took a sip of water: "Perhaps you will find it strange, doctor - a certain gentleman once commented that I look very suspicious of the Republican Party. And if it is true, then I may be the most important person in history. The highest revolutionary."

This is the first time the emperor has brought up this matter, but everyone can roughly guess who will speak like this.

Moreover, the emperor's outspoken attitude did not cause anyone any pressure or unpleasant feelings, and the conversation continued as a joke.

"Is that you, Your Majesty?"

"Of course not. I have never leaned towards any model. I am just a person who is willing to do something real. In my opinion, all the reverence, persistence, and fanaticism purely for a certain political system itself are metaphysical. It's outrageous, or it's just that the person who did it has some evil intentions behind them."

Dr. Behring looked at him with a questioning expression on his face.

"Look, doctor." Changing his sitting posture and straightening his body, Reinhardt continued nonchalantly: "Humans originated from the barrenness, and elements such as society, family, and collective are all to ensure a smoother continuation of the human race." And it was invented, and the system is a more complicated invention formed on the higher level of these rules after years of evolution, but the purpose of course remains the same, it is to ensure the smooth continuation and development of your own race-you are knowledgeable, although Sociology isn't a major, but it's certainly clear about that, right?"

The doctor nodded: "Yes, Your Majesty."

"Since the purpose is unique and definite, no matter what form it is, as long as it can achieve the purpose, it is correct. The same is true for the system. As long as it can match the current productivity and not hinder others too much, then it is It can be tolerated. And if the power of the whole society—including productivity and human thinking ability—has approached or even exceeded the tolerance range of the current system, then changes will come naturally. So I have always believed that although people seem to be You have the right to choose your own mode of survival, but in fact you live under the laws of the entire world all the time, and you can't go beyond the barrier. Even I and everyone present here are the same on this point."

"Some boast about the robustness and fairness of the republican model, while others praise the efficiency and directness of the centralized model. There is no doubt that they both have their merits, but they also have a way to bring disaster to everyone-in fact, disaster or stagnation is the norm. No matter which model is used, the effect to be achieved is nothing more than to buy a short time for human progress in the interval between disasters, while other costs, including the lives and sufferings of countless people, are completely negligible."

"So in my opinion, there is no real essential difference between the pattern and the whole human process, because everything is just an inevitable accidental phenomenon in the process of progress, and it is only used for the purpose of 'advance'. It serves the purpose. Correspondingly, as long as we keep this country alive and strong, let more and more people understand the basic truth, and promote the overall evolution of science and social consciousness to the greatest extent within a limited period of time, be ready to welcome If we are preparing for a new breakthrough, then my rule is in line with logic and law, no matter what mode it is embodied in and where it is ultimately led, I have the right to look forward to the future."

"On the contrary, many people who are constrained by name, confused by ideals, or who are really too pure and pure may not have the confidence I have, and may even have been led astray because of the limitations of their own education. As for those Not to mention those who want to profit from it in the name of righteousness and fulfill their selfishness."

"What do you say, Doctor?"

The doctor nodded silently, and really couldn't think of other reactions for a while.

The others were relatively unsurprised—although it was the first time for them to hear the emperor explain their thoughts so clearly, they had undoubtedly already felt it.

But still no one spoke on the court, it's just that it's not appropriate to stay in a daze like this.

Putting down the things in his hands and looking at the emperor with a smile, Reuenthal was the one to answer the question: "I don't think you have the temperament of a Republican."

"Oh?" The emperor turned his head to look at him, with a faint smile on his face.

"The Republican Party has always advertised that it is fair and benevolent, and that I am for everyone. Even if it does not actually think so, it will inevitably take the survival and safety of every citizen as its primary protection goal on the surface. And you just talked about the 'cost' of moving forward Questions——to be able to hold such an objective view on this matter should naturally be regarded as a typical strict ruler."

"But in fact, this is not my opinion, but the opinion of the human designer who doesn't know why. He never focuses on the life and death of individuals or small groups, and only focuses on driving the overall human population. The continuation and evolution of human beings. Therefore, the objective environment is often crueler than human beings, and the reason why human beings are human is that they must have the mind and courage to fight against it.”

"Then His Majesty still advocates kindness and compassion, and is more willing to govern the world as a patron?"

This time the emperor did not answer immediately.He stared at Reoenthal calmly for a while.

For a few seconds, Reoenthal even felt that he had figured out what he was trying to get out of him.

But soon, completely different from Luo Yantar's imagination, the emperor really began to smile: "How I will be positioned actually depends on the evaluation of future generations, so it is meaningless to talk about it now. But the willingness This kind of thing is also very empty, and the most important thing is to have the determination to move forward after finding the direction, and to start doing it—I believe that Mr. Marshal is also very clear about these, and has a lot of experience."

"Excellent, Your Majesty." Luo Yantar bowed his head gracefully, looking calm and restrained, "It's just a little bit of good luck to go with the flow."

The emperor disagreed: "Perhaps everyone is qualified to be so self-effacing, but you are not. And whether it is from the heart or not, being humble and humble is really not that suitable for you."

Then he raised his hand for his attendants and told them to open champagne.

In fact, the emperor did not drink alcohol on weekdays, especially at noon on weekdays, so there were no wine glasses on the table at this time.

But this time he made an exception.

Even after the pink champagne was poured into the goblets in front of everyone, the emperor raised the glass to toast Raoyantal first.

"Respect for your bravery, sir." The emperor kept smiling and said pointingly, "I always want to pursue a higher realm, but I have to admit that no one would give up fine wine and choose harmless water —Come on, everything else is just trivia, and today we're just celebrating our heroes. Cheers, everyone."

Then there was a "cheers" echoed by the emperor and a joyful and high-spirited atmosphere.Reoenthal also raised his glass to salute the emperor, and after looking at each other, he raised his head and drank the champagne in one gulp.

He felt that he probably understood a little bit.

Although the emperor forced the curtain to drop and the lights to dim, Luo Yantar still thought that he had glimpsed a faintly beautiful figure on the high stage.