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+Internal (NAT) traffic is not meant to be VPNed. IP addresses like 10.*.*.*
+(route 4), 172.0x1*.*.* (route 5) and 192.168.*.* (route 6) can be find by your
+machine, but (usually) not by the VPN, that's why they need to be excluded and
+handled by wlp3s0. These are standard numbers, so the VPN knows about it.
+The same goes for route 9. In the DHCP dump we can see that 145.116.128.0/22 all
+belongs to a small network, and if we'd attempt to VPN this, we cannot reach the
+gateway or any other machine in our local network any more.