Plundering the Myriad Heavens Starting from Warhammer
Chapter 944

Alvin, What a Good Man!

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The founding of the Freedom Liberation Front marked the beginning of a whole new phase of the plan.

Alvin Valshius, the man who had orchestrated it all, was naturally elected as the organization's leader.

His passionate, stirring speech, brimming with emotion, was spontaneously turned into a song. It was sung and spread throughout Pain's Nest and among all the lowborn mixed-bloods and slaves in the surrounding areas!

He himself was also given many titles.

For example: Great Teacher of Freedom, Hope of the Mixed-Bloods, Savior of the Slaves, Liberator of Commorragh, Forerunner... and many others like them.

With the establishment of the Freedom Liberation Front, Alvin had a lot more work to do.

Was it difficult?

It was, but then again, he had experience to draw on.

So Alvin began a thorough reform, from the ideological level to the organization's structure.

He built an ideology, identified the enemy, and challenged the entrenched ideas of bloodline and class.

Then came building the organization: establishing the kinds of core personnel they could recruit and develop, while unifying the front.

He had to make them understand what they were fighting for!

At the same time, he set out to recruit mixed-bloods and slaves as the organization's foundation, assigning them different jobs according to their strengths.

At a meeting, Alvin also declared that their goal was to break the aristocracy's monopoly on resources, create an equal and free society, eliminate distinctions between bloodlines and races, and oppose the system of oppression!

The organization would operate through a network of separate societies, each choosing its own leader. This would also minimize the risk of them all being wiped out at once.

And then came the most important thing of all... military strength!

Alvin knew full

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