They learned the general situation regarding the Foundation from Sean, the captain of the Red Spider Merchant Group.
They also saw the complete history of the Academy's changes and development through Katerina's description.
Of the three top forces on Blue Star, only the last—the Enterprise—remained.
Seeing Su Mo fall into deep thought, Bernie assumed he did not understand the Enterprise's situation and continued explaining in a low voice:
"The Enterprise and the Foundation and Academy act in completely different ways. They're capital—capital that cares nothing for humanity and only looks at profit!"
"During Blue Star's long nuclear war, the rebels were able to fight the peacekeeping forces back and forth because they received funding from the Enterprise."
As a force established by capital, the Enterprise did not directly interfere in wars, but its presence could often be seen among the sponsors behind them.
Every time chaotic warfare erupted, it became an excellent opportunity for the Enterprise to extract profits.
They sold weapons, plundered resources, and trafficked in people.
Countless people were forced from their homes, and the supplies they had painstakingly accumulated became someone else's spoils overnight.
After earning a fortune, they would then step forward as great philanthropists and bring the wars to a halt.
They would provide relief to refugees, distribute disaster supplies, and offer employment.
Countless ordinary people who had lost their families in the wars became members of the Enterprise and began providing cheap labor.
At the same time, after undergoing all kinds of indoctrination within the Enterprise,
the image of the Enterprise in the eyes of these poor people would become increasingly more glorious than those of the Foundation and the Academy.
They would be grateful to the Enterprise, trust it, and eventually become one of its butcher's knives.
"How did you learn all this