My Wife, King Arthur

Chapter 533 The so-called State

Keiral sat back in his seat and drank himself.

“Wait,” Cassius said with a slight headache over his forehead, "So what's your purpose, your plan? ”

“Ha ha, I am a traveler to the Kingdom of Libel, what is the purpose and what are the plans?” Keiral laughed and poured half a glass of red wine into his glass again, draining it.

“Wait, what have you been doing all this time for?” Richard asked anxiously.

“Huh...” Kerall smiled and looked at Colosseum obliquely, then poured himself another glass of wine.

Everything is self-evident.

Khloe's eyes turned red.

“That's why it's best for you to join forces now.” Kerall gently shook the red wine in his hands: "The Kingdom of Libel was able to gain a firm and powerful ally, while the Kingdom of Toristine was given a strong backing. ”

“Once the two sides have united, even the Ereponian Empire or the Republic of Cavald will not dare to understand you for a moment, and this deterrent strikes out and you will have time to develop. ”

“Then the stronger you become, the less likely they will be to do anything to you as long as you don't make mistakes.” Keralwin-Windlya's slowing down his plans.

Even Cassius or Richard, after hearing about Kerall's plan, had to admit from the bottom of their hearts that they were no match at all for Kerall.

Kerall's plan is clear and clear, with a rational and silky thread.

Don't say that Chancellor Osborne doesn't know Kerall's plan, and even if he does, he can't change it.

Kerall uses masculinity, confrontation and confrontation, and once an alliance between the two countries is formed, external pressure leads to a tight embrace between the two countries.

It is unrealistic to want to separate the two countries, because Cassius and Richard are in Osborne, and it is basically impossible to hide from the eyes of the two wise men. The last time Osborne tried to stir up the rain while Richard came down, he didn't expect Richard to turn his back on him.

Iron Blood Chancellor Osborne's heart is not disgusting, but he is also alive and well. That is deterrence.

Richard didn't back off for a day, Osborne couldn't let go of his hands.

Once Cassius is in place, the army of the Kingdom of Libel will boost the fighting power of the day.

The name of the human being, the shadow of the tree, this deterrent is what the enemy values.

This time, Kerall's diplomatic ferocity blocked Osborne's ordeal and naturally brought it to the forefront.

Osborne was cut by Cassius ten years ago, Richard a hundred days ago, and he didn't want to do it again in Kerall's hands a year later.

So one lesson is enough.

Kerall's toughness is enough to get his attention.

That's Osborne's philosophy.

But Kerall believed that Cassius and Richard, both Libel walls, could resist Osborne's pressure beautifully.

That is what he wants to see, and it is not in his third-party interests to be strong on either side.

So the best explanation is that we did it for Khlos.

This sort of thing almost instantly brings Khlos to tears.

Though it earns a lot of liking, what Kerall needs to worry about is Arieta.

If Arieta is jealous and Koros is making a scene, Kerall's future plans simply cannot be implemented.

The question now is whether two women can live side by side in peace.

How can future Queen Arieta and now Queen Colosseum live together in peace?

Probably just love, huh?

“Mr. Cassius and Mr. Richard would like to go out for a moment, at least, to finish their remarks.” Kerall smiled and raised the glass and asked.

He nodded softly, and Cassius tolerated the problem of Kerall.

In his view, Kerall's intention to leave was basically the biggest problem.

His presence here will inevitably create an imbalance of political power between the two sides.

Politically, Kerall's chips are low, but he's a huge chip himself, and the political problem is absolutely intellectual, and Kerall's intelligence, obviously, is higher than Cassius and Richard combined - at least they'll never expect a breakdown like Libel's.

And there's a little bit more to Keiral as a political chip than they are: Keiral's relationship with Koros.

As the supreme king, all power flows out of their hands, in other words, whoever can be closer to the king can gain more power.

This has been the case for most of the magistrates in history.

And many of the princes who have a good personal relationship with the Emperor are naturally able to come to power on this level, and Cassius and Richard are not worried for no reason.

If Kerall is truly involved in politics, then Cassius and Richard are no match for Kerall and Koros in their personal relationship.

And that's why Cassius and Richard were relieved when Kerall withdrew.

After all, Koros is not the king of the Jedi. It is not that Alexander and Kerall can love each other, nor Nero, but that Kerall can love the blade.

In terms of pattern, Coloss and the Kings of the Cavalier Continent are more than one stroke apart. After all, home flowers are more delicate than wildflowers, aren't they?

From the beginning, Kerall, Cassius, and Richard preserved the situation. Coloss had never felt the weight of Artoria's entire nation, nor had his father died suddenly. The whole empire passed on all the pain to her alone, whether Artoria or Nero had been aware of it before the beginning.

Succeeding to the kingdom will stop the enemies on their way to slaughter them, and even relatives and families will never relent.

That kind of consciousness-raising action is far more dramatic than what Kerall was forced to do by killing the last queen.

The kind of unwavering determination to impose on one's own goal is not there for the king here.

Kerall has seen many kings or future kings of the Magic Continent, and Arieta has no such awareness, Olivette has no such awareness, Colos has no such awareness, the old Queen of Toristine has no such awareness, and the Emperor of the Ereponian Empire has no such awareness.

In Kerall's view of life, the so-called State is made up of emperors and prime ministers at the decision-making level, gathering the power of the domestic intellectuals, gathering the power of the nation's people, and uniting them into a huge national machine.

Any irregular presence in this machine will be crushed to pieces.

In this machine, there must be a decision-making layer to help the machine reverse the rules of damage, and in this machine, there must be a ruling layer to enforce the exclusion of irregularities, and in this machine, there must be its own sewage system.

It's a much more sophisticated, tight, intimate thing than the human body, where all the organs of the human body exist for the human body, and all the human beings exist for the purpose of maintaining the functioning of this machine.

The so-called “anarchism” in Kerall's eyes is a joke in a joke. Those who say it are either ill-intentioned or genuinely ill-informed, and ordinary people do not say it.

In the real world, the crime rate soars after leaving the police, the sanitary workers are dirty after leaving, the city management is full of hawkers who influence walking, and water and electricity are cut off from time to time after leaving the residential area of the residential council.

Who can you leave in this society?

In small farmer-style feudal societies, this close and sophisticated relationship does not seem to have much of a problem, because they are self-sufficient and the State is far too far away for them.

But once we enter an industrial society, the pressures of the enormous impulses that have erupted throughout society will keep all the people of the country firmly together, and those who do not fit together and cannot find their place in society will be eliminated, and only the best, the finest parts will slowly become an indispensable part of the country through a thousand hammers.

Naturally, parts are a constant source for large countries, and no one is indispensable.

But for a small country, every piece that can sustain the country must be carefully cared for, otherwise the machine of the country will be in trouble.

And that's exactly why, for Kerall, the people of the Magic Continent lack a spirit.

A spirit that, besides me, lacks me.

Yes, there is a lack of a spirit that this country lacks.

No one is responsible.

It's actually a common disease in small countries, whether it's in rich Switzerland or in heavily populated Japan, small countries are small countries, and people living in small countries lack a responsibility and leadership.

So Switzerland, with only eight million inhabitants, flourishes as a permanently neutral nation, but in fact, if the Japanese population shrinks to eight million, it doesn't really make much difference from Switzerland's welfare.

It's just that Japan has neither the fate nor the fortune of a great power. It's always trying to escape the control of three giant empires. Is this death or death?

And the union of the Kingdom of Libel and the Kingdom of Toristine is actually a political union, but also a geographical union.

The combined strength of the two countries has largely surpassed that of the average medium-sized country, but the medium-sized countries on this side and the medium-sized countries of the Knights' continent are entirely two concepts.

And in a feudal society, it is entirely up to the king's temperament and talent to see what a country can do. If the king of the Knights' Continent comes here on the same basis, it is estimated that he can beat ten at a time!

Unfortunately, the nation's power is not reversed by personal will, nor can the hierarchy of technology and civilization be changed by Keiral alone, but Keiral's early arrival is a bottom-up. How far can the five countries of the Cavalier continent reach on this bottom of Keiral?

You don't even think about Kerall yourself, do you?