131. Revolutionary Fervour
"I choose to vote in favor of the attack."
As soon as Damien heard Barton's words, his expression turned ugly.
He couldn't believe what he was hearing.
See, although Barton was always polite and kind to Lucius and never engaged in open conflict with him, Barton was still highly advanced in political maneuvering.
In order to keep Lucius, who essentially had the power of two votes, in check, Barton usually sided with Damien.
Deep down inside, Barton didn't really care about the aim of the revolution; the primary focus of himself and his faction was to use the revolutionary army to advance their own best interests.
It was in his best interest to maintain the power struggle to gain the most benefits.
It's just that his businessman instinct was telling him that it would be utterly idiotic to go against Lucius's idea!