Today's work was so heavy that Stephanie couldn't help but doze off. Salomon and Victor von Dum, one hand with fountain pen parchment, whiskey and ice bucket, spent the whole night to determine the solution to all the problems that Latovigna might encounter in the future. Stephanie remembers that she couldn't help falling asleep on the tabletop before she only reached her chest. When she was awakened by the cold wind of the air conditioner and the rich cigar aroma, the parchment with perfect plans had blocked Victor von Dum's iron gray face. She could only see the monarch's head with long curly black hair shining like obsidian under the light.

The communication between Salomon and Dum is not limited to language, but is more about spiritual communication, because it is more efficient. This communication method is similar to the data packets used by Mars and technicians on Mars, but the data packets created by magic are more informative and faster to transmit.

In just one night, Stephanie once again witnessed Salomon's amazing efficiency.

From how to determine the credit of the Immortal City currency to how to fight against the financial offensives of European and American countries, from how to break through the embargo of industrial raw materials to the development direction of high-end industries in the future, from how to preach to civilians to how to recruit local militias and subsequent training and education work, all kinds of problems have been written on parchment and given exact feasible solutions. As long as they are distinguished and bound into books according to the content and distributed to all administrative personnel who are about to support Latovigna, they can become the guidance manual for the future liberation of Latovigna. When those parchments are marked with Victor von Dum, it means that Latovigna will become the subordinate administrative agency of the Immortal City in the future.

This is not a war that will end soon.

Due to the lack of available troops in the Immortal City, in the preliminary estimates of Salomon and the Immortal City Actuaries, it will take at least nearly months to liberate the entire territory of Latovigna while protecting the people's safety. This is the military achievement achieved by using mechanized infantry and a small number of air force with nuclear weapons in the Immortal City to avoid NATO invasion. If NATO's advance cannot be stopped, the war will be more lasting, and the technological advantages of Immortal City will be fully reflected. Even if this war is completed, it will be a long task to clear away the royal family's remnants and vested interests of the past. If Latovigna is to become an economy again, it will take longer.

The essence of finance is credit. Victor von Doum is the credit in the hearts of Latovians, so in terms of division of labor and cooperation, Victor will stand in front of the stage, while Salomon will live in seclusion behind the scenes. What Immortal City wants is not a mess, but a social system that can start to operate immediately and completely clear the old system, so every step of the plan must be carefully calculated.

Thanks to the brains of Salomon and Victor von Doom, the work is progressing rapidly.

The reason why Salomon was so concerned was because Latovigna was the first step in his true internship ideal. The Immortal City and the Mars Foundry were only prepared to realize their dreams. However, he also knew that the situation in the front-line administrative district would definitely exceed expectations by then. After all, the people in this land were oppressed for too long, and even World War I and World War II could not interrupt this oppression. Ignorance and superstition were almost the only way to survive there. The entanglement between villages was higher than the fate of the entire nation and even the country. Therefore, he also gave the administrators a certain degree of autonomy so that they could solve the problem.

The kind that brings the army is the best way to deal with landlords' private troops and village bandits.

Time is tight, and the investigation of those killed by Victor von Doum will sooner or later point the clues to Latovigna. Salomon has no time to turn back to deal with the dispute between the Latovignans in the face of external pressure. This part of the work can only be handed over to Victor von Doum. Victor naturally adopted the simplest and most crude solution. The work of completing external deterrence can only be completed by Salomon or Victor himself, and the establishment of cooperative relations with other countries must be discussed by these two people, otherwise the Latovignans will sooner or later starve to death - simply put, it is to exchange high-tech products for industrial raw materials, food, primary industrial equipment and infrastructure construction and other commodities to accelerate the modernization process of Latovigna. In order for some people not to regard this transaction as a joke, the Immortal City will also prepare to show the world's shocking power, creating the impression of a high-tech but lacking infrastructure and primary industrial products to the outside world.

After discussing future international partners, Salomon and Victor von Dum both believed that the work had come to an end for the time being. Stephanie Malik woke up Diana Liszt, the young secretary who was also dozing off on the sofa, and took the parchment to the scribe according to Salomon's instructions, and then prepared to print it into a work guide for the Latovignan region.

"The guerrillas in Latovia have been trained by the Soviet Union, and now those people have developed a second generation of guerrillas," said Victor von Dum. During the long discussion, he shared the spirits in the wine cabinet and the cigars brought back from Washington with Salomon. "I plan to contact these people before starting the action. They may be able to understand your idea. If we have these people, the administrative system will be much faster."

"Finish the preliminary work as soon as possible." Salomon drank the amber wine in the wine glass, and then stood up from the chair. He called invisible servants to bring their coats. The Victor remembered that Salomon had seen his cell phone once during the discussion. It seemed that because of some news that Salomon planned to leave the Immortal City for the time being.

This chapter is not over, please click on the next page to continue reading! "I'm going to see the life of the Asgard royal family. You may not believe it. The one-eyed old man drove an elderly moped in the town - the kind that drives in American supermarkets - and then hit a dog to death. He insisted that the dog gave birth to a dog would eat the moon or something, and refused to apologize to the dog owner. Can you imagine how ridiculous this kind of thing is? Fenriel is dead, and there is no wolf cub left. The old man is still clamoring to travel to Norway. I just hope that the king of Asgard can cause less trouble in the last moment of his life."

"Where is Norway?" Victor von Doom asked curiously. He also stood up and put on an iron mask.

"A Norwegian called Edda, maybe the old guy wants to go there to play paragliding, maybe the glaciers there are as old as him, who knows!"

"That is the place where Ragnarok happens." Facing Salomon's puzzled gaze, Victor von Dum explained. As a former top student of Kama Taj, his theoretical experience was naturally very rich. Few people know where his academic boundaries were. He even knew some historical knowledge that Salomon had never learned. "Ada was the place where the Nordic gods finally gave up the faith of Nordic gods, and then the whole of Norway completely converted to Christianity. Therefore, Ada can be said to be the place where Ragnarok happens on Earth. If Wotan (alias of Odin) wants to go to the small town of Ada, then this is likely to be a omen, a sign of the demise of the Asa tribe, there is not much time left for Kama Taj. However, I suggest you better not to find Wotan."

"Why?"
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