The post they could promise Varshanu definitely would not be a high one. It might not even count as an official post, merely a pretext for managing people.
Now that the Transvaal people and the Orange people were putting on a rival opera, the Transvaal side was actually even more short of manpower. The Orange people were scattered throughout the countryside, which meant it would be exceedingly difficult for the Transvaal people to wipe out the Orange armed forces completely. Once the Orange fighters slipped into some obscure nook or cranny, they truly were hard to find.
Therefore, the Transvaal people also needed to seek out Orange traitors to serve as their lackeys, especially loafers, hoodlums, and thugs like Varshanu. Such people usually traveled in gangs and did not care about their reputations.
The Transvaal people's current goal was to control the villages and squeeze the Orange armed forces' room to survive. So long as they cut off the connection between the two, things would become much easier.
As for resolving the problem once and for all, that was certainly impossible. Besides support from the grassroots populace, the Orange people also had East Africa as outside backing.
So long as East African military aid did not stop, the Orange people could continue resisting. In fact, East Africa's existence mattered even more, since the Orange people themselves had no way to produce weapons.
As though he had seen through Varshanu's thoughts, Branca said, "Don't get too many ideas. If you choose to be a village official, you'll most likely only be stationed here in Florisbad. Otherwise, you might go elsewhere to handle tax work. If I were you, I'd most likely choose to take the money and be done with it. It may not be much, but every bit earned is