One Thousand and Three Have No Aura of Domineering

?

Returning to the residence of the head of state in the car, all I saw along the way were peaceful and busy scenes. The Berlin that was once chaotic and dilapidated, the Berlin after the defeat, has been completely forgotten now, and what remains is this Berlin that has become the heart of Europe.

The climate in Berlin in May is already very good, and the temperature here near the end of June makes people feel very comfortable. The flowers whose names are not known here are already in full bloom, but those senior officials from various departments wearing black military uniforms and gray-green military uniforms pass back and forth, adding a bit of tension to the atmosphere here.

"In a while, let's have dinner together. I originally wanted the army to directly promote you to lieutenant colonel, but the original person in charge of the school you are going to is a lieutenant colonel...so I temporarily changed the plan and only gave you a lieutenant colonel. You have the rank of a major." Akado said to Rennes in the shaking car.

The car they took was a Mercedes-Benz luxury car that could accommodate six people. The interior of the car was quite spacious. Alice was assigned to another car, and a young officer who looked a bit ordinary was sitting next to Ren.

The security department had no reason to allow a person who had made mistakes in the head of state's safety to board the head of state's car. In order to ensure Akado's personal safety, in addition to Anna, a personal bodyguard, he also deliberately arranged a guard in the head of state's car. on the car.

Counting the driver and the adjutant on the co-pilot, this was barely enough to ensure that the head of state would not be injured by the suddenly overwhelmed Rennes in the car. Although Akado thinks that doing this is completely redundant, he is indeed not alone, but represents many people in the entire empire. The safety of the head of state is related to the future of the empire. This is not a joke in the hearts of others .

"There is no difference. For me, military rank is actually dispensable." Ryan replied openly: "Give me such a good job, so that I don't have to rely on killing people to find a sense of existence. It satisfies me very much.”

The car stopped at the main entrance of the Führer's mansion, and an officer stepped forward and opened the thick door for Accador. The dozen or so soldiers standing at the door all stood at attention and raised their arms in salute: "Long live the head of state, Acador Rudolph!"

Akado jumped out of the car, waved his hand casually, and signaled everyone to finish the salute. He motioned for Ren and Anna, who got out of the car first, to go in together, and then walked into the core, most powerful and mysterious place in Germany.

At this time, a man who looked like an officer hurried over, and then deliberately slowed down at a place far away from Akado. Several guards who were ready had already set their sights on this seemingly unusual comer, but he slowed down in time to dissuade most people from their vigilance.

"Long live the head of state, Akado? Rudolph!" The officer stood at attention and saluted, then walked to Akado's side, leaned into Akado's ear, and whispered an amazing news: "My head of state,

Just got the news that in the Army Intelligence Department, General Rokossovsky committed suicide. "

Akado was taken aback, then looked at the officer, with a shocked expression on his face: "What did you say? Say it again! Are you kidding me? Didn't I order you to watch him carefully?"

Although Ren, who was standing beside Akado, didn't understand what the other party's report was, he could see from Akado's eyes that this was something that made the head of state very angry. So he walked to Akado's side with a smile, and said, "Eating can be done any day. If there is something urgent today, it will be the same at another day."

"I'm really sorry! I have to rush over there! After all, this is something I need to solve." Akado's angry eyes moved away from the officer of the army intelligence department, and he finally calmed down before speaking Said to Ren: "Anna, arrange a car to take Ren and Alice away, get the car ready, I'm going to the Army Intelligence Headquarters!"

There is no need to doubt, as long as the brain is not an idiot, just think about it and you will know how big a fuss the United States and the Soviet Union will make on this matter. The senior Soviet general who led people to surrender died unexplainably in Berlin, which in itself would have a huge impact on the subsequent surrender of the German army.

Those officers who were about to surrender seemed to have to think about whether their heads were as valuable as General Rokossovsky. Rokossovsky's death would have been worth the money if only one-tenth of the number of surrenders had been reduced.

This does not include the part where the media of other countries poured dirty water on Germany. If they deliberately played up Rokossovsky's death, then the rumors in various versions would be enough to make people collapse for a while. The massacre of captives and the mistreatment of surrendering officers, the deduction of the top hats, is enough to cause heavy damage to the credibility of the German government.

Another thing that annoyed Akado was that his absorption and use of the enemy generals had failed too much. Except for a general Vlasov who had proven his character in history, the entire German foreign During the war of expansion, very few generals captured by the German army surrendered to the German camp.

Who stipulated that the male protagonist in the novel would be overwhelmed with domineering aura, and those famous titans and think tanks in history would all become younger brothers who took their heads and worshiped them? Why are those guys who led countless historical officials to sweep the country in the story so easily? Why can't I do it myself?

At that time, Marshal Tukhachevsky sent people to rescue him, but he would rather die than leave the Soviet Union; he managed to capture the famous general Montgomery on the North African battlefield, but the eldest brother played the trick of returning to the mountains and forests, ignoring the Germans. All kinds of benefits are not participating in the Axis government system; now I have tried my best to catch a Rokossovsky, but I didn't take care of it at a glance, so I committed suicide...

These damned historical generals, don't they all have a pair of steel and iron bones? Are all blood vessels made of dragon liver and phoenix gall alloy? Why are you so determined to die rather than surrender? Logically speaking, it shouldn't be the meaning of a few words of persuasion from the top of the German army. Are these generals willing to unite around the big family of the Axis powers and contribute to the four modernizations of Greater Europe?

The car stopped in front of the Army Intelligence Headquarters building, and Akado, accompanied by Anna, walked into the Intelligence Headquarters building. Gaskol was already standing at the door to greet Akado, and the officers behind him stood at attention and raised their hands in salute when Akado passed by.

"Okay! I can find people who salute and shout slogans from anywhere. What I want are those who can save the empire from trouble..." Akado ignored the nervous officers and walked into the building inside. Those who stayed behind to greet them showed shame, after all, they really did not manage to use Rokossovsky well.

Walking to the cell where the special prisoners were held, Akado saw the very ugly General Rokossovsky. He took off his trousers, tied them with a belt to the door beam of the compartment, kicked off the books on the feet, and hanged himself in this luxurious cell with good conditions.

"This man...why is he still hanging here?" Akado looked at the Soviet hero who was originally in time and space, frowned and did not speak for a while. After a long time, he finally remembered something, and asked the person behind him.

"I'm sorry! My head of state. We didn't move the site because we knew you were going to check it out in person..." Gaskol lowered his head and quickly answered Akado's question. People died at his hands, and he also had an inescapable responsibility for this matter.

Who would have thought that this Rokossovsky ended the front-line work so cooperatively, and even helped to sort out many shells and food buried in Stalingrad, now called St. Rudolf's underground. He was escorted back to Germany from the front line in an orderly manner, and then lived in an orderly manner for several days. He eats and sleeps so punctually, and even jokes and chats with people around him. Who would have thought that such a senior general who had not been abused would commit suicide without warning?

"Don't you have a brain? Hurry up and get him down. Treat the wound well and let the autopsy department prepare a good autopsy report!" Akado gritted his teeth and reminded his confidants: "Remember! This is suicide Yes...prepare the complete statement, and when you have recited it until you believe it yourself, then hurry up and release the news!"

"Understood! Please rest assured, the head of state! I will arrange this matter myself!" Gaskol quickly agreed. He knew that this incident had added a lot of trouble to his idol head of state, Akado, so he was not in a good mood now. If Akado hadn't rushed over, he should be cursing people in his office now.

Akado waved his hand, and then looked back at the officers of the intelligence department behind Gaskol. Then he stretched out his hand and beckoned a middle-aged man who looked more stable: "I will entrust you to do this! If anything goes wrong, I will find someone to take over all your duties, understand Is it?"

"Yes! My head of state!" The middle-aged officer showed excitement, and quickly stood at attention and saluted loudly.

Akado nodded, then looked at the astonished Gaskol, and explained: "I have no doubt that you can do things well if you do it yourself. But if the entire intelligence department leaves you to join Skoll can't do things well, so what do I need this department for? Isn't it enough for you alone?"

He pointed to the body of General Rokossovsky who had been put on the ground and lay quietly, finally sighed, and continued: "After the arrangements are made, leave the photos and evidence, and then find Let's bury him in a better place!"