But this kind-hearted little girl couldn't bear to see the war continue - so even though she knew Besilico's rebellion was an opportunity, she still couldn't bear it.
Kalya, who knew her very well, used a little trick, but it happened that he had taught Lux this little trick before, so after Lux realized this, her emotions were somewhat subtle.
I always feel like I am being treated like a child by Karl Adam!
It was precisely for this reason that she chose to talk to Ino about her thoughts instead of talking to Kalya.
After talking about it, Lux's mood obviously calmed down a lot - especially after Ino and her "shared the same hatred" and condemned Kalya, the unscrupulous teacher who played tricks on her students, Lux obviously felt a lot more relaxed.
Then, she happily gave herself a late-night snack.
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The next day, Clegg's construction team received a special task.
The Third Construction Group, which originally undertook part of the construction tasks of the New Port, was now assigned a foreign mission. Under the leadership of Ino, they boarded the ship at the newly built Pier 1 of the New Port and were then sent to Bay.
Silico.
In this city, they will carry out a month of overtime construction to repair the city walls of Besilico, build the nuns' wall, fortresses and gatehouses.
Although the working hours are long and the construction deadline is tight, the bonus for this task is very generous, so all of these construction workers in Zaun are gearing up and highly motivated to work.
However, as a small foreman, Clegg is a little strange.
He didn't understand why Ms. Ino came here to work together.
Although everyone in Zaun knows that this secretary has amazing achievements in the field of architecture, and her frost magic can easily do many things that cannot be achieved by ordinary construction methods, repairing the city wall is not necessary at all.
Is she taking action?
Is it because this is a job abroad?
However, in the past, Zaun's workers also went to Kalduga, Kumangla and other places to help the locals build various public or private buildings - at that time, I did not see Ino personally following him?
Of course, although it was a bit strange, it was not a very noteworthy question. Clegg just thought about it curiously. Without getting an answer, he simply stopped thinking about this "meaningless question".
.
Let’s work harder!
After finishing this job, it is very likely that I will buy a private property in Zaun earlier than Blast and Ike!
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Ino came to Besilico in person, naturally not just to lead the team to clear ashes - you know, when she came to Besilico, she brought Kalya with her!
Considering the importance of Besilico's possible rebellion to Zaun, Kalya even reluctantly stopped Lux's studies temporarily, allowing her to stay in Zaun for "self-study in her spare time" while she was taken by Ino.
, came to Besilico for personal inspection.
Although the Duren family of Besilico was warm on the surface, but actually distant, and was still consciously staring at these Zaun workers, under the command of Kalya, Ino still took advantage of the night to sneak out of the place where he stayed several times.
Soon, Ino got a lot of interesting news.
As a city that took the initiative to surrender to Noxus, Besilico did not undergo an earth-shaking reshuffle after being included in the rule of Noxus - the Duren family was once the lord family here, and it still is now
Noble.
On the surface, the Duren family has little power in Besilico, and the order of Besilico is decided by an orderly named Queletta Varn.
But in fact... things are not that simple.
In Besilico, from the market manager to the street tax collector, from the low-level police officer to the garrison captain, almost everyone has inextricable connections with the Duren family.
As the local boss of Besilico, the Duren family, which seems to be just a wealthy family, is the actual controller of the city.
During Ino's quiet investigation, she discovered that the locals believed in the Duren family more than Noxus - even though Besilico flew the Noxian flag and abided by the laws of Noxus,
But the executors of everything are the Duren family.
Originally, this situation was normal. After all, during the period of rapid expansion of Noxus, many areas that were conquered without force were like this.
But the problem is that when Noxus sent troops to Ionia before, in order to shorten the supply route as much as possible and mobilize troops nearby, a large number of young men were recruited from Besilico to join the army.
For Noxus, this is a routine operation, and can even be regarded as a way to assimilate the locals.
In the past, every time Noxus conquered a place, the young men there would be recruited and sent to foreign lands to fight for Noxus.
When these young men become famous, support them in returning to their hometowns and let them become emerging local aristocrats.
For their own interests, the emerging nobles will inevitably fight against the old nobles. In this process, Noxus will completely assimilate this area and make it a part of Noxus, allowing the people here to
Forget the old order and be absorbed into the Noxian order.
Because Noxus's previous conquests were unfavorable, this method has naturally been tried and tested. People in the conquered areas may hate Noxus, but for those guys who "succeeded under the Noxian order and returned to their hometowns in glory", in their hearts
But most of them are envious.
However……
The problem this time is that in Ionia, the Noxians lost.
The kind that lost quite completely.
The young men who were transferred from Besilico did not become advanced representatives of Noxus who returned home in glory, but instead became small boxes, plunging the entire Besilico into endless sorrow...
Noxus is like a huge war machine. When it advances at full speed, it can often rush faster and faster, but after it overturned in Ionia, the result was nothing.
In this case, the separation between Besilico and Noxus has become inevitable.
Noxus says that war is an opportunity to gain wealth.
But in fact, the war only brought endless deaths - and, considering that the Ionian War was an absolute war of aggression, invading other countries, leaving home, failing the war, and having no merit, this was a huge loss for all the participants.
It was a painful psychological blow.
Therefore, the Duren family, which had always been quite submissive before, finally had different thoughts this time.