Some things are destined to be hard to let go, such as hatred.
Invaders, butchers, executioners, demons...
These words seem fitting to describe the Gafura people—at least from the locals' perspective.
It's already difficult enough for someone to work for the Gafura people under public pressure, but many others, those who harbor resentment, still deal with it silently.
They might not continue to resist Gafura's rule, but to expect them to voluntarily work for the Gafura in the short term?
It doesn't seem realistic. After all, it's as if the Gafura people just stabbed the locals, and despite their bleeding wounds, they are expected to earn money for them.
Without workers, operations can't start. More importantly, the market here isn't accessible only to the Gafura people; the Federation people can also reach it, which leads to an unexpected situation.
Competition!
