Chapter 307 Goodbye Christos (Please Collect, Subscribe, Please Give Me a Month)
Chapter 307 Goodbye Christos (Please collect, subscribe and vote monthly)
"Good morning, welcome to listen to the Sound of Morning... Tomorrow at nine o'clock in the morning, the mayor's inauguration ceremony will be held at the Palace of Glory, and the new mayor Christos will be sworn in at the ceremony... All citizens who are willing to watch will You can participate in the square in front of Guanghui Palace...”
The radio in the unmanned taxi was playing today's news. He Aohui turned his head and looked at the apartment building that was getting further away.
He cleaned Joey's room before leaving and logged into Joey's bank account again.
There are probably more than 20,000 federal coins in the account.
The property tax rate for the house purchased by Joey's parents is 2%, which is considered low in Chenxi City. Joey needs to pay more than 8,000 yuan in property tax every year. These savings are enough to buy the property for more than two years. Tax payment.
In the end, He Ao arranged a proper way for Joey to leave, including submitting a withdrawal application to the school and sending farewell text messages to all his familiar classmates.
Joey also had no debts, and he had no relatives in the city.
Except for Roger, no one knows about Joey's death. There is no body and no death certificate, so Joey is a "living" person.
After all, there are many people leaving Chenxi City for other cities. As long as He Ao pays the property tax on time, the city hall will not care whether this person is dead.
He Ao withdrew his gaze and returned his attention to the bracelet in his hand.
The above are the speeches and possible tendencies of several high-ranking officials or politicians in Chenxi City who have the most distinct attitudes towards wilderness wanderers collected by Eve.
As a marginalized group in the entire Morningside City, the Wilderness Wanderers actually did not receive particularly much attention.
The most frequently searched statement is that some city council members claimed that wilderness wanderers were causing chaos in their districts, causing security problems in the district, and they wanted to submit a bill to expel the wilderness wanderers.
Then He Ao took a closer look at their resumes. Most of them were people whose support rates in the constituency had dropped, whose positions as members were about to be lost, or who simply wanted to show off and gain a reputation.
There is very little crime committed by Wilderness Rangers in their precinct, mostly gang members.
These congressmen will not become the main force in the resistance to the wilderness wanderers, they are just facilitators.
The most staunch opponents of the existence of wilderness wanderers are some senior officials in the FBI and Morningside Police Department.
They believe that the existence of the Wilderness Wanderers disturbs social order and believes that the Wilderness Wanderers do not abide by the laws of Chenxi City and should be prohibited from entering Chenxi City.
They are some of the people who come into direct contact with the wilderness wanderers.
In fact, their opinion is quite normal. Some families of wilderness wanderers will take orders from the city and help gangs transport some contraband.
But every group has good and bad qualities.
Not to mention that most wilderness wanderers are nothing more than honest selling furs when they come to town.
Fundamentally speaking, even if all wilderness wanderers are prohibited from entering Dawn City, other mercenary groups or merchants will take over the ecological niche of wilderness wanderers and continue to transport contraband into the city.
The fundamental way to solve this problem is to control the sale and spread of contraband from the source.
But solving this problem is difficult.
Those security officers did not have this ability, so they had no choice but to use a general approach to make the entire group of wilderness wanderers a target, and push the issue of their own abilities to the issue of wilderness wanderers being able to enter the city at will.
This problem is obviously not something they can change, which creates the illusion that it is the problem of those who let the wilderness wanderers enter the city, not their problem.
Shifting the blame and kicking the ball are innate skills.
But these people are not easy to deal with. Asking them to admit to being wilderness wanderers is equivalent to asking them to admit that they were wrong before. This is a suppression of their prestige. Unless there is actual pressure, it will be difficult for them to change their words.
However, there are also people who have a better attitude towards wilderness wanderers, such as Ainoan, the commander of the Confederate Army of the City Defense Force.
In his rare interviews, he often showed his sympathy for the wilderness wanderers. Because of his promotion, South City's access control for wilderness wanderers was looser than that of the North City.
When He Ao took Penny into the city, they walked through the entrance gate of Nancheng. At that time, Penny was impressed that it was so easy to enter the city.
However, when He Ao entered from Nancheng, it was not because he had heard about the reputation of the commander of Nancheng, but because Ronal’s camp itself was in the south of Chenxi City. The nearest way to the south city gate was through the south city gate, and the camp also went all the way to the south city gate, so Ronal Nall always thought that entering the city was that easy.
Some things that we take for granted may be abnormal in themselves.
Chenxi City has a total of eight city gates from east to west, north to south, southeast to southwest, northeast to northwest.
The east gate and west gate are usually closed. The three gates in the southeast, due south, and southwest of the south city are open to traffic all year round. The three gates in the north city are the northeast, due north, and northwest. There are six gates in total.
Compared with the friendliness of the commander of the south city, the commander of the north city is a bit strict. Wilderness wanderers entering through the three gates of the north city must undergo strict interrogation, and some even have to be quarantined for one or two days before entering the city.
On the whole, the public opinion of the entire Chenxi City and even the entire Federation towards Wilderness Wanderers is negative. Most people do not care about them, a small number of people reject them, and only a few express goodwill.
This means that if He Ao wants to achieve his goal, he must change the city's perception.
With a soft sound, the unmanned taxi stopped on the side of the road. He Ao raised his head and the huge signboard of Inno Media Building appeared in his field of vision.
He raised his bracelet and dialed a number.
"Hello, Christos."
The call was quickly answered.
"Are you interested in chatting?"
"Who are you?"
He Ao looked at the silver dagger in his hand and said, "K."
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In the ordinary but exquisite reception room, Ho Ao, wearing a mask, met Christos again.
He was still wearing a crisp silver suit, and his whole person was full of energy.
"Long time no see."
Christos brought a cup of coffee to He Ao, "It's instant, I hope you don't mind."
"how are things."
He Ao took the coffee and placed it next to the silver dagger on the coffee table in front of him. Although there were many people wearing K's mask now, only He Ao could hold the silver dagger.
"Thanks to you, I won...honestly,"
Christos paused and chuckled, "I used to talk nonsense all the time. Suddenly one day, I was able to actually stand on the front desk and realize my ideal. I was still a little nervous."
"Everyone is nervous," He Ao shrugged. "If I were you, I would be nervous too."
"What's the reason for your sudden visit today?"
Christos asked softly.
"Want to ask some questions,"
Heao looked at Christos, "If you want the wilderness wanderers to stay in the city reasonably, is it difficult?"
Christos thought for a moment, then sat in front of He Ao, "It's difficult."