Let them hear the officials of Red Tide calmly recounting how the system of Red Tide changed his life.
Let them feel disheartened rather than convinced.
The realization that their tribe's honor, family superiority, and border hardships were neither revered nor laughed at here, but simply disregarded.
This is cruel, but also extremely effective.
"It's not about telling them, but letting them feel the disparity themselves." This is the evaluation Louis wrote down himself.
Red Tide City itself is his greatest weapon.
People walking between Fierce Tide Square and the main roads need no persuasion; just by opening their eyes, they would understand.
Kosa didn't know the details behind all these arrangements.
Yet when he walked on the wide stone path and heard Harlow speak of his own background as a Red Tide official, the pride he held onto began to quietly collapse.
This method, Louis has tried many times.
Every time it works.
