Chapter 1,375 The Great Revolution (Part 1)

Not only did it open the eyes of the generals and soldiers of the Raziel Knights, but it also opened the eyes of the generals and soldiers of the Orleans defenders.

Before this, when the generals and soldiers of the Raziel Knights attacked the north wall of Orleans, they had always been in a balance with the defenders on the north wall.

On the first day of the war, the Knights of Michael suppressed the defenders on the north wall of Orleans.

For several days in a row, it was like this - the defenders on the north wall of Orleans could only parry and had no power to fight back.

Even without Su Cheng's command, the Knights of Michael still had extremely strong combat effectiveness - although the knights of the Raziel Knights were unwilling to admit this...

But they had to praise the endurance of the Orleans defenders.

Even though they were suppressed by the Knights of Michael, they still withstood the waves of attacks from the Knights of Michael, making it difficult for the generals and soldiers of the Knights of Michael to capture the north wall of Orleans.

However, judging from the current situation, it should only be a matter of time before the Knights of Michael capture the northern wall of Orleans.

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Somewhere in the territory of the Rolin Empire.

"Where are we now?" Barrister asked Roger.

"Well..." Roger looked at the surrounding scenery, "According to my judgment, it should be not far from Tuli."

"I have always been curious... How did you find the way without a map?"

"Before setting out to break out of the encirclement of the Britannia Army, I had memorized the map of the area from Orleans to Tuli."

"Is it so perverted..."

"Memorizing maps is just a basic skill for us as generals."

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Roche and Barrister chatted casually while walking on the way to Tuli.

Roger did not tie Barrister's hands with hemp rope anymore, nor did he lead Barrister with hemp rope anymore.

And Barrister did not seem to have any intention of escaping, and followed Roger to Tuli obediently.

"If I run away, you will definitely kill me with one sword." - This is what Barrister said when Roche asked Barrister why he didn't run away quickly when he wasn't paying attention.

Roche didn't say anything about Barrister's answer, just smiled and said nothing.

At that time, when he saw Roche's weird smile, Barrister felt angry for no reason...

An inexplicable and inexplicable feeling of displeasure...

I don't know if it's because Barrister's hands were no longer tied with hemp ropes and he was no longer tied with hemp ropes, the faint sense of estrangement between the two of them seemed to disappear now.

The two of them are now like ordinary friends, able to walk side by side while chatting about things that are and are not.

Through chatting with Roche, Barrister also learned more about Roche.

For example, now - the two talked about Roche's comrades who are still imprisoned in the prison.

Barrister also learned that Roger had several comrades in prison, and also learned that Roger was one of the criminals in prison not long ago. He was pardoned because the country lacked capable people.

"Do your comrades have a chance to get out of prison in this life?"

Barrister asked Roger.

"...... I don't know." Roger smiled bitterly, "Judging from the crimes we committed... Even if we are imprisoned to death, nothing is impossible... I just hope that some miracle will happen in the future..."

"...... Then again. You are so brave." In order to divert the current heavy topic, Barrister smiled, "You dared to send troops to revolt. Try to overthrow the rule of the tyrant."

"Although your uprising failed,

I believe that your righteous act will definitely be remembered in history."

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"Actually..."

After hearing Barrister's praise, Roger's face did not show any joy.

Instead, he spoke softly in a heavy tone.

"After being imprisoned in the prison, I have been reflecting on our uprising."

"At the beginning, I reflected on why our uprising failed."

"What should we do at that time to make the uprising successful."

"But gradually... the content of my reflection began to change."

"I no longer reflect on what we did wrong in our uprising."

"I began to reflect on whether our uprising was necessary..."

"The purpose of our vigorous uprising was to overthrow the rule of the tyrant."

"But the question is... if we overthrow the tyrant who is now sitting on the throne and replace him with a new emperor, will our country become better?"

As soon as Roger finished speaking, Barrister said without hesitation:

"Of course! Even a small person like me who came from an ordinary peasant family knows how stupid and cruel the current emperor of this country is!"

"As a senior general in the army, you must know more about how much of a bastard our emperor is now than I do, right?"

"If this tyrant is driven off the throne and a new emperor takes the throne, this country will definitely get better!"

At this point, Barrister paused.

Then he sighed softly and said with emotion:

"The emperor of our country is an empress."

"The current emperor of the Britannia Empire is also an empress."

"Why is there such a big difference between the two empresses..."

Roche ignored Barrister's sigh.

Instead, he asked Barrister:

"Barrister, let me ask you - what if the new emperor is also a tyrant?"

Barrister was stunned by this question from Roche.

After thinking for a long time, he stammered:

"Then, then..."

"Just start another uprising, right?"

Barrister did not speak.

In fact, his silence was equivalent to tacitly agreeing with what Roche had just said.

"The emperor is incompetent, so we launch an uprising - this will never end."

"Are we going to eliminate tyrants?"

"No!"

Roche shouted in a decisive tone.

"What we should eliminate is tyranny!"

"It is meaningless for us to launch an uprising to drive out the current tyrant!"

"What if the new emperor is also a tyrant?"

"Even if the new emperor is not a tyrant, what if the next emperor is also a tyrant?"

"Raising an uprising to drive out the tyrant - this kind of thing is meaningless!"

"Even if the tyrant is eliminated, tyranny will continue to appear."

"What we want to launch... should not be a low-level uprising like mobilizing troops..."

"What we want to launch... should be a larger uprising that has never appeared in history, not to eliminate tyrants, but to eliminate tyranny... No, a revolution!"