I'm bad, but players love me

After all, players don't need to set up the battlefield in the noble camp. They just need to hide behind and use skills. It is about the same difficulty as "Protecting Carrots".

[This speed cannot be achieved without a certain amount of gaming time.]

[I understand. You love Ella, but you love Yun Shuo even more, right?]

As he was talking, Ah Dai encountered an NPC who was typing question marks there.

"What's going on? We ran into the Corey Army right away?" Ah Dai subconsciously pointed his gun at the other party, and the other party immediately raised his arms to indicate "surrender".

The other person yelled, "I mean no harm! I'm just here to drop off a few kids!"

Only then did Ah Dai see that there were several children huddled behind the other person.

They all looked well taken care of. Although their clothes were not very clean, their faces were still white.

The comments on the barrage were all confused when they saw this scene.

[First of all, I'll state that I've never played on the ELO side, but what's going on here? Is ELO some kind of daycare center or refugee camp? The Cori Army picked up a child and shoved him here? And ELO approves of this?]

[Is this thing here to drag down ELO? How can we fight with a child? The Cori Army has such a vicious mind!]

"No, the children here are basically all citizens of Koli City, right? The Koli Army doesn't protect the people of Koli City, but lets ELO do it? Who among you is the villain and who is the good guy?"

[Wait, this is the ELO faction! ELO is the decent faction, right?]

"No, seeing this, I just realized something. When we were in the noble camp, we never seemed to think about what to do with the commoners. What about the adults of these children?"

[Perhaps the Cori Army forcibly snatched it and gave it to ELO?]

"Yes, while we were enjoying the battle, those civilians were probably being displaced."

[Then, the Cori army will send the remaining children to ELO to be raised by ELO, further depleting ELO's combat effectiveness.]

[No, why does she think ELO will accept these kids?]

If we keep ELO and raise it, wouldn't that be the next generation of ELO? (dog head)

[6, what a new self-sufficient cycle. ]

This was the first time Ah Dai had encountered such a situation. Oh my goodness, the child is here.

So she asked cautiously, "Who are you? Where did these children come from?"

It's impossible that someone would really snatch the child and give him away, right?

"My name is Dim," the other man pursed his lips, seeming to find it difficult to speak. "I picked up these children during the wartime rest period. They have no parents anymore. If I don't send them to ELO, I really don't know where else they can go."

Dim originally wanted to go to ELO, but when she was seen by the Corey Army, they didn't care which team she was in, just waved their hands and put her directly into the Third Regiment.

The Cori Army was no longer selective with their personnel; after all, they were no match for ELO in either willpower or logistics. Given this disadvantage, they could only find a shred of self-respect and comfort in their numbers and the support of the nobles.

Ah Dai was stunned for a long time and couldn't even say a word in response.

Are you really just picking up a child and handing it over to ELO? No, if we compare it to reality, aren't you, the Cori Army, more like "police" than ELO?

Seeing that Ah Dai didn't seem to want to take over, one of the girls, who was wearing a gray but vaguely recognizable pink princess dress, mustered up her courage and ran towards Ah Dai in small steps.

She stretched out her slender little hand, and Zhang Zuidui only held three of Ah Dai's fingers, and shook them coquettishly, as if this could convey all his trust and expectations to her.

"Please, sister. Big sister said that only ELO can save us." Jiaojiao's voice makes people's hearts soften. At first glance, it is obvious that she is a good child who will be loved and cherished by all her family members.

[So cute! Once you say that, I'll go through fire and water for her!]

[It's obvious that she was raised well by her family, but now her family is gone...]

[Damn, when the words "Only ELO can save us" came out, I was stunned.]

[It's not that the Kori army cleared the battlefield quickly, it's just that they had ELO behind them carrying the load.]

[No wonder the nobles basically don't let us go to the front lines. As soon as I saw this thing, I'd be a traitor!]

Will the ELO team spread the word? I've been kept in the dark the entire time! I don't know anything.

You ask me what ELO is? I'm telling you, we ELO handle matters that your Kori Army doesn't dare to handle. We ELO kill those that your Kori Army doesn't dare to kill.

In short, we manage what the Kori Army can manage, and we manage even more what the Kori Army cannot manage. This is ELO, isn't it clear enough?

[Well said, the Kori Army doesn't care about the lives of the civilians in Kori City, we ELO do. The Kori Army doesn't dare to kill the nobles, we ELO do!]

Chapter 121: Dim also surrendered to the enemy?

Seeing that Ah Dai hadn't opened her mouth to respond, the little girl shook her hand again, and that innocent and coquettish voice sounded again: "Please, sister, please..."

Her voice was soft and gentle, with a hint of childish sweetness.

But at the end of the words, the little girl's voice began to tremble, and her coquettish tone was mixed with sobs, "Please, take us in... please... We really have nowhere to go..."

She burst into tears all of a sudden. Children's crying is always contagious, and the child who was hiding behind Dim also started crying.

But everyone's crying was very low, not the kind of howling that goes on and on like a naughty child, but rather silent tears. The occasional sound was just the hiccups from crying so hard that they couldn't breathe.

After wandering for so long, even the most naive child can realize that outsiders are different from family members - people outside will not give you more preferential treatment and warmth just because you are a child who knows how to act coquettishly and cutely.

Dim found her in a corner of the ruins, having been starving for a long time. Dim was the first adult who was willing to save her and treat her well in this situation.

Dim took her to rescue other children they picked up while passing by, and brought them all to ELO together.

The little girl was very obedient and tried her best to remember every word Dim said.

Dim said that he could not support her, and the Cori Army would never allow anyone to eat for free in the army, so he could only send her to ELO.

Dim said that they should remember to say nice things and be obedient. Now is a chaotic time, but ELO will never let them be blown to death, or starve to death or die of thirst.

It would have been fine if the little girl hadn't cried, but when she did, Ah Dai couldn't stand it anymore. He immediately raised his hands and stepped away from the keyboard, trying to prove his innocence to the commentators, "No, I didn't make her cry! I just wanted to see what else they wanted to say."

[I understand, Ah Dai did it on purpose!]

So the Kori Army is really such a beast? He didn't even try to save the child?

"Everyone's changing so fast! I still feel like I'm in the aristocratic camp, and I always feel like I'm the one being scolded..."

"You deserve it! And from this perspective, the aristocratic camp is completely trying to cover up their own mistakes: I won't show you the misery of the common people, so you'll only see the aristocracy's pleasure."

[Hurry up and agree! Take this Dim as well!]

[Wait... doesn't this "Dim" look familiar to you? ]

[Fuck, isn't this the guy who cursed ELO so much in the early stages?]

[This kid also rebelled? ]

[Isn't she the one who said, "Being a dog for the nobles is my honor"?]

[It’s her! It’s her! ]

What do you call this? It's called "I may be a dog, but I'm also a dog with a conscience!"

[I've never heard of conscience being outsourced... She saved the child and then gave it to ELO.]

[Gentlemen, I have a plan to test who she truly loves!]

[Military Advisor, please speak!]

[Letting her join ELO, joining directly on the spot, and being willing to join means that she at least deeply believes that ELO is the team of justice!]

Don’t look at what she said, look at what she did.

[No, what if it's a spy? ]

Don't panic, let me explain. Anyway, we're ready to fight at any moment, and we'll send them straight to the front lines! I want to see whether she can spread the message faster or the Kori army can fire bullets faster!

[Before the news got out, he was beaten to death by his own people.]

[Okay, okay, I think it’s okay! ]

[Don't worry about the success rate, I just want to see it! ]

Since the comments said so, A-Dai naturally had to do it.

So after smoothly taking the child in, Ah Dai decisively asked: [Would you like to join ELO?]

"Me?" Dim pointed at himself hesitantly. "Can I join ELO too?"

The shock on her face faded, then turned into a belated joy. She smiled so hard that she almost wanted to show all her teeth. She asked again uncertainly, "I used to be a member of the Corrie Army. Can I join too?"

[Of course!] Ah Dai immediately extended his hand, [Welcome to ELO, comrade.]

Dim was flattered and was about to shake hands with Ah Dai. However, he glanced at his own somewhat dirty hands and quickly wiped them on the back of his clothes, trying to brush off some of the dirt. Then he clasped his hands together and said to Ah Dai, "Yes... yes! Comrade!"

The word "comrade" echoed in Dim's mind. She bit her lower lip and tried hard to hold back the tears that were about to burst out.

"It's good to join ELO! It's good to join ELO!" She repeated this sentence in her heart over and over again. It seemed like a spell that could dispel the haze and pain in her heart.

If you join ELO, you won’t have to suffer from the torment of conscience.

He didn't feel it when he was a servant in the noble's house, but after so many days, Dim missed Awen and thought about her "stupid words" every day.

What did you say at the beginning?

"They believe in ELO because they can't survive. We are civilians. No matter what, it's not our turn to fight and kill. The real thing is to live our own lives in peace."

Who would have thought that now, I also believed in ELO and I really couldn't live anymore - people should live with conscience, but those who follow the Corey Army are either conscience-stricken all day long, or are conscienceless bastards.

Dim wanted to bow his head and admit his mistake.

This was the first time she admitted that Awen was right when they disagreed.

Although this admission came too late, the two of them were walking too far away with their backs to each other at the two ends of the road, so far that Dim could no longer see Awen's back, and it seemed that the relationship between them could never be saved.

Therefore, Dim was extremely grateful that the ELO commander in front of her was willing to let her join ELO as a rebel. If she had not been worried that the commander would dislike her "inequality", she would have kowtowed to him on the spot.

Her relationship with Ah Wen has indeed become distant, but it doesn't matter...

Dim pursed her lips and said, "There's no need for Awen to look back because she will catch up with him, no matter how far."

As long as the road is the same and the direction is the same, Dimdo will eventually catch up with Awen if he works harder.

By then, they will still be able to walk side by side as they did before.

[No? Judging from her expression, she's serious?]

How unpopular are the Kori Army? They're so easily betrayed?

[When I was playing the Noble faction, my ELO was so high, I was so determined to fight to the death. But when the faction flipped, you turned against me?]

[The people's will! ]

"No, it seems like you guys on the ELO team are eating so well? You're hiding it from us? You're betraying us right in front of us, and you're so unhesitating and grateful. Isn't that cool?"

"What are you talking about... Look, there's no one from the noble camp, not even the ELO camp."

【What? 】

[I dare not speak out in front of ordinary people, but I curse and spit on them behind their backs!]

[The Yan State map could be a little shorter! Just go straight to the heart and you'll be fine!]

Dim looked at Ah Dai and asked rather embarrassedly, "What kind of soldier am I then?" As if worried that Ah Dai would dislike her pickiness, she added, "Actually, I can do anything! I'm in good health and can do anything!"

"Are you going to the front lines?" Ah Dai asked as planned.

"go with!"

This response was so powerful and forceful, without any hesitation, and Dim looked very happy.

It would be good to go to the front line. Going to the front line would allow him to stand up straight when facing Awen in the future. As for whether he would live or not, Dim no longer considered it. He just hoped that someone would help convey a message to Awen after his death.

After all, she didn't want to be inferior to Awen. She was the one who bowed her head first, so she should do something to make Awen feel that she had really changed.

Although recruiting an ELO member at the last minute was completely against the rules, Ah Dai was a player, so why would she care about ELO's rules? At worst, she could just reload the game and start over.

"By the way, sir." Dim turned back and said, "If I die, can you please tell me a message?"

[What?] Ah Dai thought the other party regretted it, but who knew it was just this matter? He replied immediately.

"Just tell Awen: I, Dim, regret my mistake. She was right, and I was wrong. You can hate me, but you must remember me for the sake of our previous friendship."

【it is good. 】

Ah Dai was so thoughtful that he even brought Dim to a camp mainly composed of prisoners of war. [The people here used to be members of the Cori Army, and now they are all members of ELO. You can be with them, so it's not bad.]

It's not that there is nothing to say. Everyone is a "traitor". As long as you curse Kelijun, there will be more or less people who will join in the conversation.

Dim was left here alone without changing his clothes. The fabric was covered with dust and dirt, making him look worn and disheveled.

The only change was the bright red ribbon on her arm, which was like a mark of fate, silently telling her that her destiny would change from now on.