Listening to Lin Qi's actually quite straightforward words, Anna's emotions fluctuated slightly, but soon settled down.
To ensure he could firmly stand at the top of human society, Mr. Patu was even willing to sacrifice his family to make it happen.
Compared to members of the great capitalist class, the lives of these ordinary people were even less worth mentioning.
She needed to change some of her ways of thinking to deal with the constantly changing times.
Seeing her thinking, Lin Qi offered her some comfort—at least in terms of wording.
"To a large extent, once we enter the shelters, this world will be divided into two camps."
"Global Communication Group—in other words, people like us and the shelters under our control—and the non-Global Communication Group camp!"
"They might be members of the Shelter Alliance, or they might be ordinary private shelters that don't belong to any organization."
"Because we can't quickly and effectively exchange information or immediately obtain intelligence about these shelters, we can regard them as two different countries."
"Them, and us."
"The Ice Age won't be a carnival celebrating the New World. Countless lives will be fighting for that meager chance at survival."
"We can't assume that because they're inferior to us, they won't pose a threat. Even less can we assume that because they currently hold Federal citizenship, they're on our side."
"When the pressure of survival begins to overwhelm their final fear of order, hell will descend upon the human world!"
Lin Qi paused there. He opened his cigarette case and took out a cigarette. "Do you know? We conducted a survey. More than half of the shelters have existing systems that can't support their survival for more than twenty years."
"In other words, if they can't achieve some technological breakthroughs within twenty years, most