Benghazi, Libya's second largest city and important seaport. It has been an important town since ancient times. It is one of the continent's trade hubs to other regions. At the beginning of the war, all the enemies of the colonel were gathered here. They formed a "transitional committee".

The old royal family, the anti-colonel tribal aristocracy, the wealthy merchants, the anti-colonel's consortium, the former officials...... Wait a minute. There were even people from several special organizations who appeared here. Of course, they were able to gather because of the multi-party push. Almost everyone expected the colonel to die quickly.

It doesn't matter if it's really dead or not. As long as he is "dead". There will be a transitional council to take over in this country. Of course, the takeover was not so smooth and simple. For example, Abdul, these old foxes, none of them are fuel-efficient lamps.

These people can survive the butcher's knife swept by the colonel, which one is not an old thing with enough material in his hands?! None of them is easy to provoke. The Transitional Council, in fact, is also a compromise. This is equivalent to giving these people legal authority, at least on the surface, everyone is unified.

The reason why Abdul dared to forcibly occupy Ajdabiya. He was armed, and thousands of them. Although these thousands are not a problem at all compared to the power of the Transitional Council. But who strikes first against Abdul them?!

Now that he is blatantly attacking, what will others think?! Abdul also wisely chose to apply to the Transitional Council to "manage" Ajdabiya himself, and then forcibly stationed himself without waiting for the Transitional Council's consent.

This kind of behavior embarrassed the transitional committee, but it had to hold its nose and endure it. Now Libya is in chaos, all sides are eyeing each other, and they can no longer withstand the toss. Abdul occupies Ajdabiya, so let's take it. After all, he had also sent several high-ranking members of his tribe to the Transitional Council.

Moreover, he honestly wrote personal letters to several heads of the Transitional Council, giving a general account of his situation.

Of course, the biggest reason why the Transitional Council had to pinch its nose and endure Abdul was that they were about to become official. Recognized by the representatives of the countries in the building headquartered in New York. This is a very critical part of the process, and there is absolutely no room for error in this link.

The colonel's defeat was actually evident in the early days. Before he could get out of the way, the French impatiently visited Benghazi and exchanged ambassadors. Apparently to tell the colonel and the world that Libya has succeeded.

Naturally, it is impossible for a French to really declare that the sky has changed here, and the ensuing visit of the Secretary of State of the most powerful country on the planet has basically confirmed the matter. Subsequently, the five countries that were in charge of the building in New York sent people to Benghazi one after another. This was basically the death sentence of the colonel. If he doesn't die, he has to die.

However, it has not been all smooth sailing for the Transitional Council right now. Otherwise, they wouldn't have had to pinch their noses and admit Abdul's bad account. The reason is simple: the tribal elders in the east are very dissatisfied with the Transitional Council.

What many people don't know is that even in modern times, tribes are still the basic units of Libyan society. The Libyan tribe almost determines the direction and future of the country. To the embarrassment of several members of the Transitional Council, it was at the time of the successive recognition of the Transitional Council in France.

Tribal elders in the east sent a direct letter to the ongoing AU summit in which they expressed their disapproval of the Transitional Council as their representative. Think that this is imposed on them. The eastern tribes also refused to send representatives to the Transitional Council. The two sides are at a stalemate.

This is a great embarrassment for the Transitional Council, which has indeed gained a legitimate seat, but has not really controlled all of the country's territory and army. Even such a reluctant "legitimacy" now is shaky. It is normal for everyone to do their own thing, and it is normal for the committee to quarrel.

"They don't think you're qualified?! Ask to see me directly?! "It's a dark night in Benghazi, and the man in the shadows can't see clearly. But Aziz is like a primary school student, and he doesn't dare to come out. saw him bow his head, stand with his legs side by side and whispered: "Yes, our request to negotiate was refused." He said I wasn't qualified to ......"

The man in the shadows seemed to laugh silently: "Alas...... I sent you there, and I was indeed a bit reckless. They are qualified to interview me directly. ”

The man in the shadows of "this country ......" seemed to let out a heavy sigh: "We...... After all, it is nothing more than a plaything in the hands of a great power. Transitional Council?! Hahaha...... We actually look more like a joke, don't we?! A group of rabble, triumphantly reading everything out on stage. Actually, what the hell do we control?! ”

Aziz broke out in a cold sweat, but he didn't dare to say anything. The man in the shadows didn't seem to intend Aziz to have any other reaction to this, and said directly: "Contact them, we can meet." Damn Abdul, this old fox. He actually robbed Ajdabia. But you still want us to help him carry the attack of those crazy people?! Idiot ......"

"Abdul's side, you also keep in touch. Stabilize them first. The man in the shadows continued, "Don't give out our plans. The idiots in the committee are still arguing, and it is even more difficult to expect these idiots to come up with a plan. Even if it is taken out, it is estimated that it will not be implemented. ”

After a pause, he heard the man in the shadows say leisurely: "Sometimes, I think. Is it right or wrong that I'm back? Maybe I shouldn't have come back. When you're back, what can you do?! Do you want to watch this country continue to fall into ruins......"

"Your Excellency, you can't give up ......" Aziz bowed deeply to the man: "You are here, maybe we still have a chance." Once you've all given up, we'...... There's no chance. ”

When the man in the shadows heard this, he burst into laughter: "Hahahaha...... Aziz, the world will go on the same way with or without me. It doesn't make any difference. How many people have we died, and does anyone care but ourselves?! ”

"French, American...... They made it all and drove it all. Then he pretended to shed a few tears for us and said a few words that didn't hurt. But watching us keep bleeding and dying......" The man's voice in the shadows was low: "Even if we try to break free, what use can we have......"