How to promote? How to unite?

Victor paused in thought and remained silent for a long time.

As a closed-door scholar who is not even familiar with his colleagues in the academy, this problem is simply more troublesome to him than the calculation of the constraint equations for the Hex artificial gravity singularity.

"Professor Victor..." Lina tried to ask: "How about we start with the conflict between Zaun and Piltover and start publicizing it?"

"After all, you also know - the only thing that can unite the Zaun people unconditionally regardless of age, gender, status, region, and cultural level differences is our hatred of the Pilgrim Man."

"We can first tell them that we are all Zaun people and we are here to help the Zaun people seek happiness."

This is a practical suggestion.

Although the concept of "Zuan people" did not exist before.

This is an artificially created group.

But it has already been made.

The Twin Cities are like a cake cut in half, one half of which is carefully cared for in the refrigerator, while the other half is thrown into the garbage to rot and mold.

After more than two hundred years have passed, no matter how knowledgeable people shout "We are all cakes", they are already two completely different cakes that cannot be blended together.

Piltover's oppression and discrimination against Zaun never stopped.

The Zaun people's hatred for Piltover is naturally unforgettable.

To the people of Zaun, no matter who you are, as long as you scold the Pilgrims, I will definitely come to help.

Victor was able to gather so many Zaun students together in the morning because he actually took advantage of the Piltover people's rejection of them. Their resentment towards the Piltover people was based on the conflict between the two cities and was successfully developed.

in-depth publicity.

"No, we cannot completely copy previous experience."

After Victor thought carefully, he rejected the method he had used:

"I faced you before. You are the best, most talented, and most thoughtful university students in the Twin Cities."

"What we have to face now are apprentices, ordinary Zaun workers who lack cultural knowledge and thinking habits."

Students are good at thinking and have strong understanding ability.

So after Victor aroused their anger, he could still use the ideological theory in the article "Where Does Zaun Come From" to make them think, understand, and finally realize where their anger came from and who they should target.

And go.

And will the same method be useful for apprentices?

uncertain.

Because the article "Where Did Zaan Come From" is actually not interesting at all.

This article begins with Livy extracting key theories and writing a serious academic outline for intellectuals.

It is not a popular science book like "The Two Cities", "The Secret History of Piltover", "Things About Shurima"...

The article is not limited to those few widely circulated and popular slogans and sentences.

On the contrary, in addition to those fresh historical anecdotes and those mind-blowing classic quotes, the article also contains a large number of philosophical and economic theories that ordinary people think are unfathomable and unfathomable.

It is really difficult for ordinary people to chew it.

It requires patience and thinking.

Victor didn't think that those apprentices who usually had no time to study and think could understand Janna's theory in a short period of time.

"If we just teach them the theory in a script like a class, then I'm afraid..."

Victor thought of when he was a lecturer in a university. Because the lecture content was too advanced and boring, the students in the audience were all bored and sleepy.

"I'm afraid those workers will also fall asleep listening to it, right?" He smiled helplessly.

That is to say, there are no smartphones in Runeterra.

Otherwise, what Li Wei saw in the Philosophy Class at the university, the lively scene of four consecutive extraordinary, five consecutive and peerless, six consecutive successions that destroyed the world, would probably be repeated here.

"Then we can stop giving lectures first." Lina suggested thoughtfully: "First use the contradiction between the two cities to unite everyone, and then slowly find a way to explain to them the meaning of Janna's thoughts."

"In my opinion, this is the easiest way."

Focusing on the conflicts between the two cities to unite people's hearts is indeed the simplest and most feasible method.

Because this is the easiest for people to understand.

Whether it is a knowledgeable university professor or a barely literate factory apprentice, everyone can distinguish each other clearly through culture, customs, and regional origin.

Moreover, even if you don’t know the difference or don’t want to, the people of Piltover will help you distinguish it.

Those calls of "Zunan guy", "gutter rat", and "go back to Zaun" are simply the best identity awareness education for Zaun people.

In contrast, Janna's thoughts on class distinction are very restrictive.

You must have a certain cultural foundation and be willing to think before you can understand and accept this theory.

After accepting this theory, various factions can be distinguished internally on how to practice it... and they will argue with each other until the end of time.

Unlike simple Zaun supporters - they only need to tell their compatriots that Piltover is the enemy, and then work together to defeat the enemy.

Low threshold, high mobilization, high cohesion, direct and clear goals.

This is also the reason why this trend of thought still has unstoppable vitality and is so popular throughout Runeterra.

So as for the word "unity", that long-winded Janna thought is really not as effective as the simple slogan "We are all Zaun" at the moment.

"No, this won't work!"

After careful consideration, Victor's expression turned serious:

"It is precisely because it is difficult for these apprentices to understand Janna's thoughts that we must help them understand, rather than simply use their dissatisfaction with Piltover to unite people."

Victor was not worried that this move would be useless, but that it would be too useful.

If the workers fall into that pure Zaun ethnic identity, then they will naturally pursue Zaun priorities in the future.

"Lina, your brother emphasized during the lecture-"

"The theory of victory of one city is not the theory of giving priority to Zaun. What we should pursue should be a community of destiny for all intelligent species in Runeland, rather than simply the rise of Zaun."

"Zaun should not be the second Piltover."

"It should be a beacon for Janna believers around the world, a benchmark that inspires them to awaken and guides them forward."

"This..." Lina thought for a while.

In fact, she feels that many students also feel the same way:

Before their generation dies...it would be great to build Zaun into a second Piltover.

You have to eat the food one bite at a time.

If the people of Zaun could live the lives of the Pilgrims, they would be able to laugh out loud in their dreams.

And Li Wei also said that other areas of Runeterra are still in feudal and primitive society, and there is no soil for an immediate struggle.

Isn’t it a bit unrealistic to rush to deny Zaun’s priority now and prepare to export ideas to the outside world?

"No, Lina, this is because you are not seeking truth from facts." Victor looked over firmly: "Let me ask you, what is the fundamental guarantee for the victory of our struggle?"

"Force." Lina replied.

“Where does force come from?”

"Janna." Levi had already analyzed this. In this world where human power is greater than anything else, if you want to win, you must use magic to defeat magic, and use the faith of everyone to create an extraordinary strong man.

"Yes, our greatest force guarantee is Janna."

"The more believers there are, the stronger Janna's power will be."

"Although Zaun has a large population of 2 million, their power has its limits after all. Only by gradually awakening the suffering people in Runeterra can Janna gain the power to compete with all enemies."

"so--"

"Thoughts, thoughts are our strongest weapon!"

"If we fall into the misunderstanding of giving priority to Zaun and temporarily put down this sharpest weapon, then under the hatred, blockade, competition and confrontation of the vested interests around the world..."

"In the end, we may not even be able to sustain the victory over the city of Zaun."

Victor sighed with profound eyes.

"I understand..." Lina finally realized her mistake——

Yes, they are covered by Janna!

There is no need to worry at all, just spread the faith, develop companions, and help Janna level up!

To spread Janna's faith, naturally we cannot focus on promoting Zaun's ethnic identity, but we should...

"Class! We must give priority to awakening everyone's class consciousness through propaganda!"

"But..." Lina frowned.

As we talked, the topic came back again:
To be continued...