Vol 2 Chapter 1221: The marshal's doubts

Marshal Van Dyke did not have a loud voice, but he was steady and powerful. He clearly explained the situation in the imperial army to Heliga in the shortest time. In general, the chariot faction, which holds the dominant force, was unanimously condemned by the new army faction after the war. The reason was naturally the extremely poor performance of the chariot faction's direct troops in the civil war.
Generally speaking, the new army's attack on the chariot faction is not without basis. Several mecha divisions dominated by the old chariot faction were basically defeated in the frontal confrontation between Vores and Alleria in the early days of the war, and even were directly defeated; the only exception was The Fifth Mecha Division, but it was also believed to have taken advantage of the power of Galeria Fortress and hugged Olaf Craig's thigh. Relatively speaking, some of the troops sent by the New Army had a remarkable performance in the civil war, and the Sixth Mech Division was one of them. Taking this as an opportunity, the new army sent a fierce attack on the conservatives in the army this time, hoping to change the direction of the army's future development.
Van Dijk told Heliga that factional struggles within the army have been around for a long time, and this is not a tendency that deserves special attention. It is better to say that hundreds of thousands of people are polite to each other, and scenes of sympathy and sympathy are relatively rare. When Van Dijk was still a grassroots officer, he had personally experienced the cavalry faction that believed in traditional tactics and the chariot faction that promoted guided weapons as the main weapon of the battle; later, he served as Osborne’s agent in the army to reconcile The aristocratic and reformist forces in the army. Nowadays, although the soldiers are arguing fiercely, in the view of the old marshal, this is nothing more than the norm in the Imperial army; he does not care, and Prime Minister Osborne also deliberately let it go, because he believes that appropriate arguments are conducive to the advancement of the army. —The implication is to imply that Heliga does not need to be distracted.
Heilijia, who understood the painstaking efforts of the old marshal, asked jokingly, wondering which point of view Marshal Van Dijk prefers? This straightforward temptation naturally did not achieve the desired results. However, the focus of the conversation is not here, so the two sides tacitly changed the topic-compared to the factional struggle in the army, this topic may be more realistic, and that is how to carry out Thorz's future reforms.
"As you know, starting from the next semester, I will no longer serve as Tolz's chairman...Although Director Heinrich often hints to me that he is interested in the vacancy left to succeed me..."
"But in the current situation, if Director Heinrich, who is more inclined to the nobility, is taken over, I am afraid it will cause a lot of unnecessary attention. So, do you intend to let Instructor Beatrice be the new principal?"
"Yes... Although I am a little sorry Heinrich." Van Dijk sighed, "Besides, I also persuaded Makarov and Mary to stay. It's just that the others just..."
"Sarah Barrestan probably intends to return to her old business." Heliga frowned—somehow, Sarah, who was originally Barestan’s daughter, should be part of Heliga’s plan for Northumbria. It's very useful, but Heliga just can't get interested in inviting her. "As for the so-called "other people"... I don't think you can keep Thomas Resand. "
"It seems that you know him well?" Marshal van Dijk heard Heliga's overtones.
"Well... probably you also expected that, although he is very knowledgeable, his main energy is not on teaching at all, but on some trivial things outside of this. It has something to do with his hidden identity."
"In that case, I won't ask... Although if I can keep you silent, it's mostly related to the church." Van Dijk has a discerning eye and directly understood Heliga's suggestion, "But...even if he stays, It does not hinder what I am going to say next. In short, you should have heard of how the government intends to interfere with the school system?"
"I heard Prime Minister Osborne say before...In general, apart from changing the two-year system to the three-year system and expanding the scale of enrollment, there are plans to establish a new mecha soldier operation course, right?" Heliga recalled the previous Prime Minister told me. His message, "However, this is only a preliminary plan, and further discussion is needed on how to operate it."
"Yeah... So, since the size of the students is going to expand, the faculty will naturally have to be expanded along with it." Van Dijk simply pointed out the problem, "According to my estimation, Osborne will probably want to expand the school. At least double...In order not to affect the quality of teaching, I am afraid that the teaching team will be expanded together. It would be too much for a teacher to teach multiple courses at the same time. In addition, I am afraid that new school buildings and classrooms will have to be built for this purpose. And the Gnaku that accommodates mechas... it will take time."
"Then the school is closed for one year to enroll students?" Heliga heard what Van Dijk meant.
"Well...the existing students can be allowed to complete their studies according to the previous rules without affecting them. After that, the school will be reorganized..." Van Dijk nodded, "I have talked to three of you about these matters. The directors have discussed it, and none of them seem to intend to interfere."
"What's the matter?" Heliga was taken aback, "They are permanent directors, how can they ignore it at all?"
"It was probably Osborn who greeted them. Rufas... we all know now that he is one of the "children of iron and blood" and will naturally obey Osborn's meaning; Regnitz is also his old ally. In this case, if only President Irina is left, it is meaningless to have to discuss a result. Plus I just plan to return to the army..."
"As for the new principal, didn't you intend to convey your meaning?" Heliga heard something wrong.
"That is the condition that Osborne gave me..." Marshal Van Dijk put on a wry smile on the vicissitudes of life, "Keep silent and non-interference about this matter, otherwise he will use the authority of the government directly. Assign an outsider to be the principal."
"That's not right... Although it's just a name, the highest director of this school is the royal family... It's Olibat. How can he bypass Olibat?"
"I think so too. It just so happens that your Majesty will be here later...When the routine ceremony is over, I intend to ask your Majesty in person. It is not right how the government has such a tough attitude."
"I also suspect that it was the prime minister's bluff... But, listening to you, he doesn't have any awe of you, who was his boss now?" Heliga heard another meaning from it.
"About this..."
Just as Van Dijk was thinking about how to answer this question, the conversation was interrupted by deafening cheers. The cheers were so loud, even in the top-level box with excellent sound insulation.