Lord: Marry the villain's daughter at the beginning?

In order to deal with the influx of refugees, which was almost two or three times the population of the territory, Lind made preparations early on.

The most important thing was to temporarily train a group of grassroots officials who could read and write simply to register the refugees.

There was no need to worry about the food problem. Not to mention that Lin Degang and Viscount Jefferson had received the full payment of 20,000 silver coins after delivering the goods, there was still a large amount of food left from the food transported by Grand Duke Lars.

Just like Count Jacob, the nobles were not short of food. Instead, a large amount of food was rotting in the granaries.

The remaining issue is hygiene. In addition to the temporary toilets, the team leader leads the team members to repeatedly emphasize to the refugees at the place where they receive relief food that they are not allowed to urinate or defecate at will. Violators will be disqualified from receiving food at the very least, and their tools will be confiscated at the worst.

But the actual implementation is still relatively flexible. After all, the place where relief food is distributed is outside the territory, which is just right for fertilizing the land around the territory.

The repeated emphasis is only to make these people aware of not committing crimes anywhere after entering the territory.

Because of Isa's assistance, these refugees were very obedient. It was originally thought that accepting refugees that were twice the population of the territory would be difficult, but the process was much smoother than Lind had imagined.

Perhaps it is because of the unique personality charm of the heroine Isa.

"It is an honor to meet you, Lord."

Looking at Isa saluting him, Linde suddenly had a very absurd feeling. Even the heroine who had only studied in the royal capital for three years had a more standard salute posture than Reina.

"Are you Isa Nebet, the White Saint the refugees are talking about?"

Linde curiously circled around Isa.

"It's just a false name."

Isa felt a little uncomfortable. Could it be that this young-looking lord was willing to give out porridge to save people just because he was interested in her?

But thinking of the pots of full wheat porridge, Isa decided that even if the lord in front of her intended to use force, she would just close her eyes and accept it.

But what was imagined did not happen. Linde's eyes did not show any evil thoughts, but more of curiosity.

The White Saint was the title given to the heroine by the Holy See in the original game. Unexpectedly, the heroine herself used this title. At this moment, Lind began to doubt that this world did have a mechanism to self-repair world lines.

Moreover, in the game, whenever the heroine is in dire straits, in addition to the mysterious miracle, a young, handsome and mysterious man will always appear to help the heroine out of danger.

Linde was somewhat curious whether there was also such a man next to the current heroine, after all, the territory was in need of manpower.

"What's wrong, Lord?"

Isa really couldn't stand being stared at. Linde looked at her as if she was a rare animal.

"Sorry, I'm just curious about what kind of person can lead refugees to capture a count's castle."

This was not an excuse. Lind was very curious about what happened to the heroine after she deviated from the original world line, so he asked Isa to tell him what happened to her after she left the royal capital.

This one is not a big deal. The more Linde talks about it, the more surprised he is. Especially when Isa, like a great magician in his previous life, relied on meteorites to conquer the other party, the rumors turned out to be true. I can only say that she is worthy of being the heroine. This is not ordinary good luck. Fortunately, I did not choose to be the enemy of the heroine.

But what surprised Lind even more was the heroine Isa's new interpretation of church scriptures, which could almost be considered heresy.

After listening to Isa's new thoughts on the Church of the Goddess of Light, Lind asked Isa tentatively: "Palace Jade Wine?"

"What? Lord, do you want to drink?"

Isa looked at Lind in confusion. Why did the lord suddenly say such a thing without any context? Was it true that a lord who was willing to help refugees was a little abnormal?

"Odd changes to even and stays the same!"

Lind was unwilling to give up and asked a second question.

This time Isa didn't answer, but looked at Linde with the same eyes that Linde usually looked at Lena.

"Sorry, forget what I just said."

Linde held his forehead and shook his head.

If you think about it carefully, although Isa's thoughts are very close to liberation theology, they are still very immature. There are many places that are not summarized clearly, and they do not emphasize secularization like liberation theology.

Although it can be attributed to the fact that this world really has gods and one has to make adjustments, but looking at Isa's eyes that were three parts sympathy and seven parts confusion as she looked at the fool, Linde felt that he was indeed overthinking it. The real time traveler should be the one who replaced the heroine's identity in the royal capital.

"My Lord, in the new canon, I believe that all nobles are bad people. Even those nobles in the capital are mostly hypocritical. But after meeting you, I fell into confusion. Could it be that my previous thoughts were all wrong?"

Of course, Isa did not regret killing Count Jager before. She was just a little confused. Her intuition as the heroine told her that the lord in front of her might be able to explain many of the problems she encountered along the way.

At this moment, even though he had exchanged many secret codes, Lind still suspected that the heroine had been transported through time and space and taken the blame for her.

This already involves class theory. Isa, the original heroine, is more progressive than Linde, who traveled from the new world. On the contrary, Linde himself is becoming more and more adapted to the role of a feudal lord.

Seeing Linde's silence, Isa did not force him and prepared to get up and leave.

"and many more!"

Although it was only a moment, Lind thought a lot. Would it be beneficial or harmful to himself and the world if he took out these ideas now?

Linde shook his head. When did he become so selfish? Or has he really only considered the pros and cons when doing things after sitting in this position for so long?

"First, you have to understand what class is."

There is no weighing, only impulse. Lind plans to help Isa improve some of her theories. After all, Lind is afraid that he will not be able to speak out in the future, and will not dare to speak out. Now, while he still has the courage, some things must be done.

No matter what the future holds, no matter whether the dragon slayer really becomes a dragon, these ideas must be spread.

The original liberation theology did not have a clear class theory stance, but they would analyze the class contradictions in the social structure and advocate class struggle to achieve social liberation.

Lind combined these ideas, plus some existing phenomena in the world, to introduce class theory to Isa.

Isa objected when it was said that the aristocracy would naturally exploit the serfs, either actively or passively.

"But my Lord, aren't you an exception?"

Lind couldn't explain to Isa that there was no essential difference between him and the nobles. He just said guiltily: "This is the question you asked at the beginning. What I want to tell you is that although there is no class that betrays its class, there are individuals who betray their class."

To be honest, Lind thought he didn't deserve this sentence, because he just didn't exploit them so cruelly. But even so, the people in the territory were still grateful to Lind.

One must take one step at a time and eat one bite at a time. In this world full of monsters and demons, Lind's actions can be considered progress, but Lind always feels that he has not done enough and has never dared to slack off.

After hearing this answer, Isa combined it with the class theory and it was as if her Ren and Du meridians were opened up, and she understood a lot of things in an instant.

Isa immediately began to draw inferences from what she had learned, just like someone who is clear but a little stupid when learning physics.

"Since you say that society is made up of conflicting classes, what about the contradictions between these classes?"

Out of line.

Linde pinched his Jingming acupoint, not knowing how to answer Isa's question.

It’s not that the contradiction is that Lind has not studied it, but that he has not learned the original liberation theology.

It’s not that it really doesn’t exist, but liberation theology, like class and contradiction, does not have a fixed contradictory stance, and it does not deny the existence of supernatural power. Some people will place their hopes of resolving contradictions on this power while struggling, and this world really does have supernatural power.

There was no other way, Lind could only transcend the scope of liberation theology and talk about the theory of contradiction, telling Isa that the development of things is spiraling in contradictions, and what are the main contradictions and what are the secondary contradictions. Although these were things learned in junior high and high school political classes, they still made Isa feel enlightened.

To be honest, Linde was already sweating profusely at this point, but Isa's questions were not over yet.

"So if things continue to develop, is it possible to build a world where everyone is truly equal? ​​And how can we achieve this world?"

"..."

"Student, please don't ask questions that the author can't answer."

That being said, Isa keenly realized that Linde must have something else to say. According to etiquette, both parties should have stopped talking at that point. After all, judging from Linde's expression, he really didn't want to continue talking about this topic.

"My Lord, I'm afraid you haven't finished talking about this set of ideas yet?"

But Isa felt that it was not enough. Lind's theory of class and contradiction directly explained the various problems Isa saw along the way. There must be someone who had practiced this methodology. It was like Lind was only talking about a set of internal skills, which needed to be combined with real external skills to form a complete combo.

That is the real dragon-slaying technique.

With the internal power skills and Isa's own practice, it is only a matter of time before she comprehends the external power moves. Linde doesn't know whether it is good or bad to tell this to the heroine. In the end, in order to prevent the heroine from going astray, he decides to teach her this set of internal power skills.

After Linde had done some ideological work for himself, he turned to the heroine, Isa, and said, "Forget it. I will tell you the whole story now. I just hope that if you get into trouble in the future, don't tell anyone about your master."

Linde was serious. If he told some things, he might be torn into pieces by some clever nobles. The heroine would be fine because she had the goddess's luck protecting her, but he didn't.