That was Brigadier General Douglas.
Morris had heard of the man, but didn't know much about him. He had no desire to get to know everyone here.
The hypocritical speech he had just given reminded Morris of Mr. Zhuoge. But Mr. Zhuoge's roguish demeanor tempered his affectations, making him less detestable.
As for this Brigadier General Douglas, he made Morris feel physically uncomfortable.
The Brigadier General was still speaking. "My compatriots, I trust that in choosing to come to this land, you carry with you noble aspirations and a belief in justice. Congratulations, for you have come to the perfect place to realize those aspirations.
