"The war is almost over."
Durandal gathered his thoughts and said this to Noel without thinking.
Noel frowned. This was what he hated about Durandal the most. This guy always gave people an unpredictable feeling when he spoke and acted.
But you couldn't choose to turn a blind eye to what he said.
"Are you ready for the future?"
Durandal continued to ask.
"Meeting the future?"
Noel rubbed his temples and asked: "What are you planning? What is the purpose of looking for me? Can you stop playing riddles like this?"
Talking to Durandal was excruciating.
Because you can't turn a blind eye to his words, but you can't keep up with his thoughts and rhythm.
It's a kind of exhaustion that you have to keep up even though you know you can't catch up.
Durandal stared at Noel for a long time after hearing this, and said with a smile: "I thought you already knew."
"Ha, you think too highly of me. You should know better than me who I am."
Noel smiled hoarsely, I already know?
What can I know about your tone of voice?
"Just because it's clear, you should already know it." Durandal smiled.
"I'm really flattered to get such recognition from you."
As Noel's eyes flickered, thoughts rolled through his mind, "I already know?" What should I know?
The war is coming to an end, and the madness of Irene Kanaba...
Is there any necessary connection between the two?
Did Eileen Kanaba's madness end the war?
If the setup is like this, then the question is, what does this have to do with me?
Is it bad for me that the war is over? It seems not.
On the contrary, the end of the war still has some benefits for me. At least I can concentrate more on my own things.
But judging from Durandal's words, the end of the war does not seem to be a good thing for him.
Why does he assert this?
Or, what impact will Irene Kanaba's madness have on herself, causing her to become passive after the war is over?
Or will the situation after the war become beyond your imagination?
"Eh--"
Noel rubbed his temples and leaned on the bench and said helplessly: "Tell me more about it."
Sure enough, I am really not suitable for playing with these things.
When it comes to information, Noel himself has no less information than others, and even more information than Durandal.
But even under such circumstances, I couldn't figure out the meaning of Durandal's words.
Or did you say that you missed some important information?
Or maybe I didn’t see the core issues of certain intelligence clearly?
But whatever it is——
"There is a problem with the core interest structure of the South American battlefield."
As Durandal spoke, he suddenly looked frivolous and said, "Although this core interest structure was wrong from the beginning."
"Core interest structure?" Noel frowned even more tightly.
What is the core interest structure in the South American battlefield?
Combat auxiliary system?
"There is a whimsical guy who wants to divide the interests into camps. Unfortunately, he only sees the interests and does not see anything deeper."
Durandal did not hide it, but also said very patiently: "The interest camp is very strong, but it is also very fragile. A camp built with interests will collapse when there is any slight deviation in the interests."
"Continue." Noel rubbed his brows and sat up straight.
"Do you know how to put yourself in someone else's shoes?" Durandal thought for a while and asked.
"Of course." Noel nodded.
"Then do you know the respective representative forces of the interest structure camp?" Durandal continued to ask.
"I would like to hear the details." Noel wanted to say that he knew, but judging from Durandal's words just now, I am afraid that his view was too one-sided.
"Plant and the Atlantic Federation have been integrated together. At least they are 'one' in someone's vision of the future."
Durandal said everything he had guessed: "Besides the other forces, East Asia and Eurasia can be regarded as one, and the remaining forces are third-party forces."
After saying that, seeing the confusion on Noel's face, Durandal couldn't help but ask: "Do you know how they separated and combined?"
"Combat auxiliary system?" This is the only thing Noel can think of, and it is also the first thing that comes to mind.
"Yes and no."
After Durandal finished speaking, he continued to explain: "The combat auxiliary system is just an introduction. What really combines them is interests, huge war interests, exploiters and exploited, and the powerless."
When you're vulnerable, you're going to be exploited, that's inevitable.
But when the gap is not that big, what will you choose to do while being exploited? Waiting to be exploited by the other party? Or choose to rise up and join the side that exploits others?
If the exploiters are not a single force, then the structure between them is not so solid.
When the first exploiter can not only exploit the person who was originally intended to be exploited, but also choose to exploit someone who is in the same camp as himself and who is originally hostile, how will the exploiter choose?
After hearing this, Noel suddenly felt as if he had caught something, but he seemed to have caught nothing.
"You can substitute a certain force into a separate 'human being', but you cannot completely substitute it into an individual."
Durandal didn't care whether Noel understood or not, he just explained to himself: "The interest structure within a force will change the overall thinking and direction of the force, religion, interests, camps, ideas, laws - everything is It changes imperceptibly.”
"Now, this change has reached a tipping point."
"What does this have to do with Kanaba's madness?" Noel asked with a frown.
"This involves Eileen Kanaba's philosophy and the interests behind her."
Durandal suddenly smiled as he spoke: "You should know who Irene Kanaba represents."
"Pull...that's not right."
Noel originally wanted to say it was Lux, but then she thought about it and it seemed wrong.
After a moment of silence, he said with some uncertainty: "Klein faction?"
"You are indeed very smart."
Durandal smiled and said: "Yes, Lacus Klein is not enough to make Irene Kanaba do this. Her madness only serves the huge interest structure of the Klein faction. It seems that For Lux Klein, but really for the Kleinites.”
Noel asked with some uncertainty: "The Klein faction can represent Lacus, but Lacus cannot completely represent Klein?"
"Haha——" Durandal just smiled and did not answer.
This question is difficult to answer with a fixed answer and tone.
"Then, what does this have to do with me-"
Noel didn't think about it anymore and was too lazy to think about it. If he couldn't keep up, he just couldn't keep up.
This is no longer something you can catch up with through hard work, but rather talent.
Maybe Lux can keep up with Durandal, but herself——
It's better to think about what impact this will have on yourself. After all, it was just for self-protection from the beginning.
In fact, Noel made a mistake.
It's just that he and Durandal view the world from different angles from beginning to end.
The world in Noel's eyes is only what he sees in front of his eyes.
What Durandal is focusing on is the current situation of the entire human race, as well as the future division of camp interests.
The two people's way of thinking and perspective changed from the beginning.
Trying to think and understand the macro world from a micro perspective is a very arrogant thing.
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