"Why?" Erwin was surprised to see Chen Si suddenly deflate. The reason seemed to lie in that telegram about the state of the world.
"You probably can't comprehend how much power a nation founded by workers can unleash. Monarchy is the most backward political system. That alone has already made us enemies of the Suros Alliance," Chen Si said.
"I don't understand. We have no conflicting interests with the Suros Alliance. How could we become their enemies simply because we're a monarchy? Wouldn't that make the kingdoms in the Mid-East Allied Forces their enemies too?" Erwin asked in confusion.
"The King of Drus has been overthrown. The king of any nation will either be overthrown by his own people or by enemies from outside. This is an unchanging law, and it will hold until there are no kings left."
"Next, you'll see military power and technology in every nation enter a period of explosive growth over the next few years," Chen Si said.
"Why?" Erwin furrowed his brow. What Chen Si said today made a great deal of sense to him, but he still couldn't fully grasp the specifics. He felt he probably had much more to learn.
"Because they've thrown off the restraints imposed by kings and unleashed their productive forces." Chen Si stood and walked over to Erwin. "Erwin, prepare yourself for a war that will never end."
Watching Chen Si leave, Erwin thought he might need to study abroad.
Mid-August 855.
The Seven Mid-East Nations sent ambassadors to establish diplomatic relations with Paradis Island, while the ambassador from Drus secretly passed a piece of information to the Military Corps.
A spy from Drus stationed in Farnsi had learned that the Inledi Kingdom was exhausting every possible means to research the Titans' weaknesses and the possibility of destroying