Chapter 265 Violence and Rights

Violence is the best way to solve problems, or, to some extent, violence is the only way to solve problems.

Speaking of this, the word "power" may flash through many people's minds, which should be a distorted cognition.

Because the essential meaning of the existence of power is to legalize violence. Legalized violence is the only guarantee for the operation of power. Power without violence is likely to be shit.

Of course, there are also some people who seem to have no violent ability. In fact, it is better to say that they are the running dogs of power than to say that they are power.

Dogs rely on people's power. Their owners have violence. Their owners will use violence to protect their dogs. Dogs help their owners to guard the house. When someone offends the dog, those masters will naturally use violence to protect the dog.

Legal and transferable violence, this may be the charm of power. But it must be said that the word "power" is more like a vest for violence.

Among the many people who pursue power, some are trying to master violence and legalize their violence.

There are also a large number of people who may not understand that what they are chasing is actually being a dog, and what they are chasing is more about finding a more powerful master.

But no matter what, the law is to restrict people from fighting wantonly, and in many cases, violence may be the only way to solve problems.

Tabesha had an argument with the witch. At this time, the witches outside the hotel should be very violent. The witches with the faceless man can solve many problems through violent deterrence.

And violence can also be said to be self-protection from another perspective. This is a kind of right. At least the settlers on Loren's side seem to have never given up this right.

Illegal violence is called crime, law-abiding violence is called self-protection, and legalized violence is called sanctions.

Don't say that the violence of these witches is not legal. Even if it is an official sanction, if you don't explain it, the settlers like Deman probably won't buy it. Come on, hurt each other.

Witches can use their violence to fight for their rights, but they can't provoke the rules set by more violent power holders.

Wanton fighting is unacceptable. Without stability, the biggest loss must be to the people in power. The residents may not be killed, but as long as they dare to fight, it is hard to say who will lose in the end. Therefore, the powerful attach great importance to protecting the residents who dare to fight.

So Fatty Deman is very arrogant in his own hotel, so he dares to swing the electric baton in front of the witch.

The legal rules that are admired by many people need to be supported by violence, and violence, rules, interests, and rights are as closely entangled as the spiral structure of DNA.

It may seem contradictory, but no matter whether it is legal or not, violence is the most important thing to master in life. If you abandon violence, the rules will only have a binding relationship with you.

After all, no powerful person will be so cheap as to protect the people who have no ability to commit violence. People of that type only need to be restrained and oppressed to make them behave themselves.

It's the same no matter who comes.

When the rules become a simple constraint on you, then the rights, haha...

The people on Loren's side have never abandoned "violence", and they also know how to use "violence".

Because of violence, they get rights and interests, so within the rules, the residents dare to challenge the witch.

Well, maybe it should be called mutual respect?

"Ahem, you guys, don't make trouble here." When the witch and Mu Hua stared at each other, Nick coughed dryly and walked out of the hotel door.

The acting mayor has been squatting on the side to watch the fun. He should represent power. Unfortunately, he is a bit of a mascot as an acting mayor, basically lacking "violent support". Nick is also a little scared when facing the wandering witch.

But Mu Hua is back, and seeing that Mu Hua seems to be going against the witch, Nick also stood up. He is not sure whether Mu Hua is "violent" enough.

But let's not talk about whether he can help Mu Hua fight, he is also a bureaucrat in the human world. With him standing on the side, even if there is a conflict, he can make Mu Hua's violence a legal resistance to a certain extent, or even a sanction.

"Although the Empire allows the Wanderers' Camp to handle some non-emergency situations, it does not mean that you can disturb people's livelihood."

"This is a legal business place. It is not a wise choice to make trouble here." Walking to Mu Hua's side, Nick said to the witches.

Already frustrated by Mu Hua's "telling tales", the witches looked obviously unhappy after listening to Nick's words.

Resisting the strong is a fine tradition of the people of Loren, and the witches hate this tradition. . .

However, after Tricia whispered to a witch, the witch was briefly surprised, but stopped her companions, stopped the witches behind her, and faced Mu Hua and others.

"Sorry, Mr. Nick, we are not going to make trouble. These victims are in special circumstances. You should know that we are more authoritative in treating psychological problems." The witch explained to Nick.

"That also needs to consider the wishes of the parties involved, right?" Nick said with a smile, and turned to look at where Tricia was.

"Besides, there is Miss Tricia here. These people volunteer to stay here to work. If they need psychological treatment, I believe Miss Tricia can also do it." When Nick said this, Tricia had already put away her mecha and walked to Mu Hua's side.

"Of course, my business scope includes psychological and emotional therapy." Tricia raised her chin to the witches, and her contemptuous eyes made the witches brows jump.

"Hey, which side are you from? Didn't you find these people?" Unable to figure out Tricia's behavior pattern, Mu Hua whispered to Tricia.

"I called them, but these old guys are too greedy. They didn't even consider me." Tricia pouted in disdain.

"Not only can we get bonus points in the wanderer camp by settling these people, but they may also want to collect some servants."

"But they don't even consider my situation."

"In that case, who cares if they live or die, just do them! Do it? I'll help you." Tricia was eager to try, which further made Mu Hua feel the witch's scorn.

"Get lost, I don't want to fight with them. Together with the ones in the forest, they have at least five faceless men. I don't believe they can't make corpses. If they break things, will you pay for it?" Mu Hua resisted and refuted.

"You have so many horror riders, what are you afraid of corpses? They don't dare to bring out too exaggerated corpses here? If they break things, of course they will pay for it." Tricia had bad intentions.

The possession of the faceless men is more difficult to solve, and they can turn the dead hosts into corpses at the same time. Corpses belong to constructed undead and need the attachment of ghosts to move.

The corpses made by the faceless men are like tailor-made for them, which can make up for many weaknesses and disadvantages of corpses.

After the combination of the two, the corpses that do not need mental control, have a hard body, are flexible in movement, and can even perform martial arts are also a kind of ghost weapons with more witch characteristics.

"I don't even want to provoke you, let alone them." Mu Hua said to Tricia.

“什么叫连我？我比她们差么？”

“人家有无面者，你有？”

“我只是没有找到合适的人类思念体！我还年轻，早晚我会把芬妮培养成无面者的。”

“呵，早晚我还会有呢，等有了再说吧，反正我不想招惹她们。”

“啧，孬种。”

“嘿，揍你哦。”

“欺负我算什么本事。”

“哈，我从来就没说过自己有本事。”

“喂喂，你们两个别吵了，她们不会放无面者吧？黛比是魅魔，不好随便跟人动手，万一有事，帮我挡着点。”打断两人的嘀咕，尼克心虚说道。

“这些家伙真烦人，要不还是报警吧。”泰贝莎走上前来，厌烦说道。

“翠西亚，她们的无面者能抢过来么？”薇薇安眼神闪烁，凑近翠西亚问道。

"The Faceless Ones are very intelligent. The Faceless Ones who can follow the witches have established an emotional foundation with the witches. It's useless for you to snatch them away, but you should be able to snatch something else from them." Tricia looked at Vivian, who was eager to try, with appreciation.

"Hey, I say, you guys should be more like me. These are all old witches. Ikaros, put away the Gatling gun, and you, Clark, where did you get the knife?"

Ikaros took out the Gatling gun he asked for from Webster, and Clark didn't know where he got a half-meter-long hatchet from. The young man acted like a gangster.

Looking at a group of friends with serious violent tendencies around him, Mu Hua had a headache. (End of this chapter)