The Legend of Fatality

After the three of them left the lieutenant named John, in fact, the name of the lieutenant was asked by Morris. It seemed to Baine that the name of the lieutenant was irrelevant. Bane took them in a direction away from the barracks, Morris did not ask them to go there, but his expression looked confused, although he did experience the whole thing from beginning to end, including The request made by the lieutenant.

"You asked Lieutenant John to order that big guy-Nogaz is obedient, I can understand that." Morris finally couldn't help asking. "But you asked Lieutenant John to rob ... to find a bridge worker to collect protection fees. What's the point? Didn't you say that the bridge worker didn't care about salary?"

"We can't give them something they don't deserve. If we deduct their salary, they are just more rebellious." Bai En's mood seemed to be much better, he paused and continued to explain. "And they are not really stupid, they will certainly guard against us, they can take for granted anything we give them, and then still disobey our orders. But when external pressure comes in, their focus will be Moving on to it, if we show an attitude that can provide help at this time, they may choose to obey us or be oppressed by another group of people. "

"I can understand what you said, but will this make them obey? Can't they still completely violently abandon themselves?" Morris wasn't sure that Bai En's approach could achieve the goal.

"So we can't just adopt this method, after all, any smart person can see the conspiracy at a glance." Bai En explained to Morris again. "So we need a traitor, that ... Mr. Nogaz is a good candidate."

"How can you be sure that he will obey?"

"I'm not sure, but he spent a small salary to please a lieutenant. I guess he planned to spend the rest of his money on gambling or prostitutes, temporarily forgetting his sad life." Bai En reached out and grabbed his hand. Grab the beard and continue. "Then we can think of him as a person who is already at the bottom of the valley, but still take the initiative to do something to improve his situation.

"It doesn't sound like it," Morris retorted.

"Not all people who do not admit their fate will choose to resist and fight. Just like most people will admit their fate, even most of the people who do not admit their fate will choose less radical ways to change Environment. "Bain smiled at Morris, still explaining patiently. "Besides, most of the" great people "who really have a rebellious spirit will be directly killed after they are discovered. After all, these people are completely unstable factors."

"Okay, I get it." Morris nodded. "So we contacted outsiders to oppress our bridging workers and make their miserable living conditions more difficult. Then we divided the small groups among those people and pulled them together. One. Then? Even if that Nogaz and 'his friends' are willing to obey your orders, the majority of those who are not willing to obey are still the majority, maybe 50 times, 100 times more.

"Maybe it's a thousand times, haha." Bai En laughed again. "In fact, I only need Nogaz alone. 'His friends' are not a necessity, but they may not let me The plan is easier to achieve. "

"How?" Morris asked the question again.

"Do what you said," Bai En said, patting Morris on the shoulder. "We can't provide everyone with better food, salary, living environment and medicine. But we can give one person. Give all bridge workers these things, soldiers in other military camps will be jealous and dissatisfied. Then if we give these to A person, or add 'his friends'? "

"Others will be jealous, dissatisfied, and will threaten them privately. They must choose to give up these preferential treatments, or ... surrender to us completely, and surrender to us must obey our orders." Morris replied.

"Yes," Bai En patted Morris on the shoulder again with encouragement. "In fact, there are not many ways to deal with things in this world. There are only a few ways to deal with many things, and even one way to deal with most things. The only difference is that the way of handling things is different. This is also The reason why some people handle things well. "

"If something happens to me, the money won't come." Carradine said, putting four other **** in his pocket. Then he stepped forward. Kaladin was a tall man, and he was looming above Gaz, who was much shorter than him. "Remember we bargain. Don't block my way."

"So where are we going now?" Morris asked. "Bridge workers have to be on duty in the afternoon and responsible for washing and cleaning at night. We can't do anything in these hours, which is equivalent to wasting another day."

"So I didn't say we were going back to the camp," Bai En replied ~ www.NovelMTL.com ~ we went to see the medical tent. "

As the three marched towards the medical tent, Morris did not continue to ask questions, but thought about it all. Why can't Bain command these bridge workers, but the dead Captain Gates can command them. Is it about rank? Or about authority?

"Is authority from the rank of the army?" Morris subconsciously blurted out the question he was thinking about.

When Brian heard Morris ’s question, he felt a bit hesitated for a while before giving his answer.

"Depending on what your question is about, common sense is still philosophical." Bai En paused. "In common sense, ordinary people will naturally recognize it because of status, class, and even assets, and consider it authoritative."

"What about the other?"

"Another ... authority comes from the person who gave it to you. This is the only way to get it."

The answer is different from what Morris thought. Morris always felt that the answer given by Bai En seemed to have some problems, but he couldn't understand the key.

"Do you think that Lieutenant John will report you?" Morris tried to change the subject.

"Then I can do nothing, but the Margarita Coalition will not punish me for such trivial matters." Bai En said, "I have seen a dozen people like him, and getting a little authority is annoying. But I do n’t think he ’s going to report me. Doing so will make him look incompetent in front of his chief. "

Morris nodded silently, this time he accepted the answer given by Bai En. It is true that a good officer will provide some refuge for his people, but there is no doubt that whether a good officer or a bad officer, when a person informs the officer of such troublesome things, the exception will be regarded as evidence of incompetence. . The most important thing is that no chief will like incompetent men.