A filler chapter (please forgive me)
The Liberio Internment Zone —or rather, the Hope District, now renamed by the Restoration Army —means the Zone of Hope.
In front of the newly established recruitment area of the Restoration Army, countless Eldia youths had already formed a long queue.
Since the day Old Jeff caused trouble, it seems that all the Eldians in the Hope District have awakened. More and more people have given up their unrealistic hopes for Marley and other countries in the world. In every trash can that can be seen everywhere, you can find torn and discarded Armband.
An unprecedented feeling began to emerge in the hearts of the Eldians, and their self-esteem, lost for a century, began to revive.
The Restoration Army's slogan of reviving the Eldia People also inspired the gradually awakening Eldians youths. Filled with enthusiasm, when the Restoration Army began recruiting New Recruits, large numbers of Eldia youths flocked to the army.
Because the war between Marley and the Middle East had just ended, a considerable number of the Eldia youths who came to join the army were Soldiers who had just been withdrawn from the battlefield.
Nominally, it was a recruitment of New Recruits, but once the Restoration Army had truly completed its expansion, Yago received a powerful army composed of countless Eldia Soldiers who had experienced the ravages of war.
To defend the Marley Capital, the Restoration Army recruited more than 20,000 additional soldiers. This number was necessary for defense, not the limit for the Eldians. If Yago wanted, he could have recruited all the Eldia Soldiers who had participated in the Marley Middle East War.
In this way, Yago could instantly command an army of over 100,000 men, but Yago did not do so. He did not want the newly liberated Eldians to be shrouded in the shadow of war once again.
Even so, Yago Norman's prestige reached its zenith in the hearts of the Restoration Army and the Eldians in the Hope District.
After several days of observation, the citizens of Marley, the Marley Capital, gradually began to leave their homes, gradually adapting from their initial fear.
The citizens of Marley discovered that although the capital had been occupied by the Eldians, it did not significantly impact their lives.
Forced by the need to make a living, no matter how much they feared and loathed the Eldians, the citizens of Marley had no choice but to grit their teeth and leave their homes, and slowly, some small Market began to reopen.
After some time, the once empty park began to come alive again, filled with laughter and joy. The citizens of Marley ate and drank as usual, and apart from occasionally encountering some Eldians wandering around looking confused, Marley didn't seem to feel that life had become much worse.
Many Eldians were also venturing out of the Hope District for the first time, and the vast Marley Capital dazzled them.
The only ones who might suffer are the domineering Marley Nobility and the capitalists who ruthlessly exploit and oppress the Eldians. Yago dealt with these guys with thunderous suppression, showing no mercy whatsoever.
(Dear readers, I'm so sorry, as you can probably tell, today's update was rather perfunctory. But I had no choice Muzi, I was just so unlucky. My cat scratched my hand while I was eating dinner, leaving three deep cuts. So unlucky (╥ω╥`).)
I told my family, and although the cat is our pet, it's still a small, rural cat, so they insisted that Muzi to the vet for a rabies vaccination. Muzi a medical student myself, so I also have concerns. This back-and- Muzi has completely disrupted my train of thought, and I've lost my focus while writing. Please forgive me, everyone.