Mr. Kesma looked back at the reading glasses and several newspapers on the table. He nodded and said, "Yes, I already know. Is this why you called back?"
This question made Dulin a little confused about how to answer it. He really wanted to find out what Mr. Kesma said about this matter. If Mr. Kesma's temper gets worse and he insists on carrying a gun on a journey of revenge, will he follow, follow, or follow? No matter what the outcome is, it is definitely not the best outcome, because there is no right or wrong in this matter.
But what Dulin didn't expect was that Mr. Kesma didn't seem to care at all, he was very calm and indifferent, and his tone even softened a little. This made Du Lin feel a little scared. Could it be that the old man wanted to sneak out and take revenge alone
"Aren't you sad?"
Mr. Kesma was silent for about sixty-seven, eighty-nine seconds, "Sad? Maybe a little..." When he said this, his tone was very uncertain, like someone asking you if you are a rich man. The answer was full of uncertainty and he answered very reluctantly, "I understand what you mean. You can rest assured that I won't do anything. It has nothing to do with me. When I asked them to leave, they were unwilling to leave. From that day on, The relationship between us has been almost severed."
"I can't do anything irrational for an old friend I haven't seen for more than 20 years. I still need to take care of the children and your bastard son. I don't have any extra love for others. If you don't OK, you can hang up the phone. To be honest, I feel even more angry when I hear your voice!"
At that time, Mr. Kesma was so frustrated that he wanted to take everyone back to the farm to live together. He was not a very extreme person to begin with... He was not a person with a strong desire for power. What he did was just because he couldn't see it. He is used to the luxurious and absurd life of the nobles, and at the same time wants to save some people who are oppressed and exploited. Speaking of ideals, there must be some, but they are limited to this. He never thought about whether he should be emperor if one day he really overthrew the rule of the nobility and royal family with his own hands.
In Mr. Kesma's view, I have accomplished what I want to do, which makes me very happy. Then I can go home and live a good life, tend the crops and raise some livestock. That is what it means to be human. life.
Shapke's death made him a little uncomfortable, but so what? Is it difficult to put down his wife and children, give up his current peaceful life, and push everyone into the flames again? That's impossible. Although he seems to be crazy, and sometimes he is indeed crazy, he is not mentally retarded, and his normal thinking ability has not shown huge deviations. To make such a big sacrifice for a friend whom he has not seen for more than twenty years and even dared to reject his kindness that night is a lunatic, and a Jin Shining lunatic at that.
However, sometimes you can’t judge Mr. Kesma with normal people’s thinking. Just when Dulin felt that he could put down the phone and feel relieved, Mr. Kesma finally added, “By the way, you have never sent Memnon any payment.” Black post, I sent someone to send him a copy. You still have one week. Before May 10th, I want to see the news of the death of that bastard Memnon in the newspaper. Okay, I'm hanging up..."
Du Lin, who also hung up the phone at Van Lier, felt his stomach hurt for the first time. When communicating with Mr. Kesma, he often had toothaches, then balls, and now his stomach also started to hurt. This... cute and kind old gentleman is always surprising. He has actually posted a black post? And is there a time limit
Counting the days, there were still eight days left before May 10th. Dulin didn't know if May 10th had any special meaning, but anyway, Mr. Kesma gave him a question.
Memnon must be destined to die, whether it is to obey Mr. Kesma's will or for his own layout in the west, Memnon must die. Their previous plan was to remove Memnon from office first, and then quietly shut him up forever when he became a less noticeable "ordinary person" who had lost his identity as mayor. This plan was highly executable and could even be said to have been half successful, but Memnon suddenly announced a break with Shapke's gang, which happened to save himself.
Dulin originally planned to attack Memnon later, and he still needed Memnon's cooperation in some areas, but Mr. Kesma's black message had already been sent out, and he could only obey Mr. Kesma's arrangement. If he didn't take action this time, and with Memnon's character, he would even have someone to protect him when he went to the toilet. What if he was defeated in a desperate attempt? Mr. Kesma was able to find out that it was Memnon who kidnapped Nasha and captured the child in the crossfire.
Then it is naturally possible for Memnon to investigate who was the person who took action at that time. Coupled with the relationship between Nasha and him, it is not difficult to infer that Dulin is likely to be a descendant of Mr. Kesma.
This is a huge risk. Now that Memnon is still planning to use the information about himself and the old man as a large bargaining chip, he should obey Mr. Kesma's wishes and kill Memnon. Next, it was time to plan how to let Memnon get the black post and send him to see the God of the Ogdin people at the same time.
Dulin had been thinking about this all day long, how to kill Memnon to the satisfaction of Mr. Kesma without alerting others or exposing himself. He thought for a long time but could not come up with a specific plan that could satisfy these three points at the same time. Everyone knows the relationship between him and Memnon. It seems good or bad, but in fact they don't deal with each other. If he invited Memnon to appear on certain occasions and was assassinated, then he would be the biggest suspect.
It can even be said that as long as Dulin is still in Vanlire and Memnon is dead, he will be suspected. Therefore, he had no way to take action himself, and could only give the opportunity to a new person he trusted.
Secondly, how should this killer get close to Memnon and kill him silently
Du Lin vaguely thought of a legendary bald killer, but unfortunately no one knew his specific intelligence information, and he could not be contacted. Otherwise, it would be a good choice to ask him to take action. It is said that since he started working as an assassin, he has never failed until now and is known as the strongest killer.
Memnon has been very careful during this time, and has at least two very powerful personal guards around him at all times to protect his safety. He announced that he had severed his relationship with Bloody Dawn, and even more so, he betrayed people like Shapke. Based on his understanding of Mr. Leader, that madman would definitely come to take revenge on him. But at the same time, he had another idea. Dulin was now on his territory. If the leader didn't want to go into exile and experience the pain of losing his son, he probably wouldn't cause trouble for him.
After Shapke died, Memnon wanted the courier to deliver a letter to the leader, but there was no way. Only Shapke knew the contact information of the messenger. In the past, he would send those letters to every corner of the empire, maybe the east coast, maybe the imperial capital, maybe the south, without any rules. But in the end these letters will be delivered to the leader. Shapke's death meant that Memnon's last connection with the past was completely severed. He felt a little scared, but mostly excited.
The shadow of Bloody Dawn has shrouded him for more than twenty years. He has no intention of becoming the accountant of these madmen. Now this shadow seems to be about to dissipate.
There's still a little time left. After he runs for governor and succeeds, he can hand over these chips.
"Notify all the mine owners in the west and tell them that they must come to Veriel for a meeting next Monday." Memnon signed the document and asked his secretary to send a formal invitation letter to all the mine owners in the west.
The secretary quickly wrote this down in his notebook, and then asked, "For what reason or purpose are you inviting them here?"
Memnon put down his pen and glanced at his secretary, "Tell them that I am going to build the largest mineral resources trading market in the entire empire in the west. If any of them are unwilling to come, I guarantee that the things they dig up will never appear in the market. , and no one will buy their ore!”
Before that, Memnon had always opposed all the rules and regulations of the West Mines Association, believing that they deprived the market of the power of free competition and development. But when the West Mines Association became a thing of the past, he immediately instituted the original rules and regulations of the West Mines Association. System idea. This is not because he is fickle, but because the power brought by this set of rules and regulations is too great!
As a mayor and governor three years later, if you want to build the west according to your own governance philosophy, you first need the support of these mine owners and capitalists who have more jobs in their hands. In the final analysis, no matter what ambitions and ideas he has, it is ordinary people who ultimately implement these things. It is impossible for him to implement them personally. He also does not have the ability to build the west just by himself.
He has no way of grasping the will of a specific western citizen, but as long as he captures these people who have given western citizens job opportunities, it means that he has grasped all the people with jobs in the west.
In the past, he opposed the West Mining Association because he did not have a share of the cake.
Now he supports the rules and regulations of the West Mining Association because now this cake only belongs to him.
Of course, it is absolutely impossible to use the past system of the Western Mining Association without making any changes. People will doubt his purpose, so he wants to build a "free" mineral trading market and push for two or three bills again. to maintain its dominant position in the mineral trading market.
At that time, the west will be his world!
(End of chapter)