The vessel sailed from the Nao'an River into a tributary, the water flow gradually slowing.
Led by the room leaders, each chamber's occupants queued up to walk onto the deck under the supervision of ship discipline.
It's not that the Ludwig Relief Association deliberately maltreated the refugees, but they had no other choice.
As the kinder priests put it, these refugees are "not yet adapted to the relatively detailed management regulations of the Holy Alliance."
With some more hot-tempered priests, they would simply curse "wild and hard to tame."
These refugees were indeed extremely difficult to manage.
The Holy Alliance has been quite meticulous in literacy and administrative management, treating civilized etiquette as a dogma for believers to follow.
After seven years, the quality of Thousand River Valley farmers is indeed higher than that of the refugees, not exaggerating about the Thousand River Valley People.
