"From new verses being sung, replacing old tribal memories, establishing a new Gummy People consensus? Then, cultivating a new generation that identifies with the unified identity of the Gummy People?..."
In the great tent, Aweit gazed at the "Gummy People's Poetry" in his hands, once again lost in thought. He had always adhered to Mexica traditions, treating the Warrior Corps as the foundation of governance, but unlike Xiulote, he could not place the same importance on the so-called "cultural consensus." And this intricate and diverse cultural approach, aiming for the long-term, happened to be his blind spot, a weakness that most Mexica nobility were not adept at.
Of course, after Xiulote's detailed explanations, he could also understand the value of these methods. All these actions were aimed at gathering the people's hearts!
