Petrov said, "We have different principles and can't work together. Although, Commander, you've been good to me, I must save Ukraine. Hence, personal feelings aren't discussed in the face of the greater good."
Hearing Petrov's righteous speech, Malele sneered and asked, "Do you really think the Labor Party can bring a future to Ukraine, worth sacrificing yourself for them while neglecting personal ties?"
Petrov responded, "Actually, I don't know if the Labor Party can truly lead the masses to transform this hopeless country, as they claim. But many of their policies are clearly beneficial to the people."
"Moreover, even without the Labor Party, I've completely lost faith in the current Ukrainian government; they're simply puppets supported by Germany and Austria-Hungary."
"This so-called puppet government is riddled with corruption, bureaucracy prevails, and they disregard the people's lives. The entire country is fragile like decayed wood eaten away by worms."
