Clearing the battlefield, treating the wounded, and redeploying the army—all of it would take time to prepare.
As was his usual practice, Lynn
held a meeting and decided on the next steps.
At the same time, Lynn called the first vote at the All NATO Conference.
The proposals for Economic Transformation and cultural reconstruction passed unanimously, with one hundred percent approval.
The reason was that ever since Aningsbe launched its war to abolish slavery, the flames of war had raged on, and society had undergone sudden upheaval.
To face the crises that might lie ahead, the economy needed to transform.
Culture needed to be redefined to fit the country's current development.
In the past, the economy had begun as a mixture of feudal lordship and centralized rule.
The great nobles with lands collected taxes as lords and directly maintained soldiers to serve their overlords.
Under the centralized economic system, the supreme ruler appointed Court Nobles as local administrators and tax officials.
At its heart, all of these economies were Small Peasant Economies.
Farmers were self-sufficient, while relying on merchants for economic exchange.
When Aningsbe arrived, it brought with it a Directive Heavy Industry Economy and an open, liberal Civilian Light Industry Economy.
The traditional economic model was completely destroyed.
Great nobles and merchants began transforming into factory owners, manufacturing goods through industrial-scale Mass production.
Large numbers of farmers began moving to the cities for work.
The slaves were freed.
The nuns in the church's Judgment Court, who produced nothing, were all targeted.
Noblewomen were targeted as well.
At the same time, before various ideas about equality could even emerge, the press had already denounced them.
The message was clear.
Society would currently champion only workers who provided long-term value to others.
Not a single one could be spared.
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