Alien Arms Empire

"What do you want us to do? Go back in disgrace? What may greet us is not our relatives, but a group of soldiers with live ammunition!" Sun Guang said through gritted teeth.

He felt that this pardon was a alienation ploy. As long as these people went back, the Tang Empire would definitely arrest them all and hang them all as a warning to others.

Of course, for him personally, it is indeed a shameful thing to go back like this. If the Tang army was defeated in Dorne and he was pardoned, he would return to his homeland with pride and a sense of accomplishment. Even if he died, he would be calm.

 But now, far away from Dorne, as a Qin general, it can be said that he has not made any achievements. That line of defense has not been tested in actual combat and has not been completely completed.

 In Sun Guang’s opinion, this line of defense should be three times stronger! The million-dollar coastal defense force could only be considered a success if they could pull at least 500,000 Tang troops to be buried with them.

 But what now? Sun Guang actually knew something about what that line of defense looked like. Many areas were not constructed in accordance with the standards, and not even one-tenth of the standards were met.

The original plan was to install a machine gun bunker every 30 to 50 meters, but most areas failed to do so: many places only had machine gun positions, and no covered concrete bunkers were built at all.

Even so, the density of machine guns has dropped from one gun every 30-50 meters to one gun every 100 meters. Only the core supports the firepower point, and machine guns are occasionally installed at intervals of 50 meters.

  Required necessary ammunition storage tunnels, many places have been simplified into things like ear holes. Many ammunition depots are even empty, because there are simply not enough arms to fill these places.

 Now, it is obvious that some people in Dorne hope that Sun Guang will disappear forever behind these so-called big pits! As long as Sun Guang leaves, even if he doesn't die, these problems will be pushed onto him and he will be burdened with a stigma that many others can transcend.

 But Sun Guang was unwilling to do this. He fled all the way to Dorne. He wanted to continue fighting for Qin and strive for more opportunities for Qin.

It's a pity that he failed. Before he could make any achievements, the Great Qin Empire he wanted to save had already collapsed.

Now that the State of Qin no longer exists, the original Qin Emperor Yingduo has become the Duke of Qin in the Tang Dynasty. I heard that this prince is currently forming a football team for the Qin people. He is simply a typical example of someone who loses his mind by playing with things.

I heard that the Qin people no longer had any struggle to regain their country. Under the leadership of Tang officials, they built canals, built dams, extended roads, and built factories... Countless people have benefited, and those who are grateful are like the crucian carp crossing the river.

 No one misses the old, backward, poor and harsh Qin State anymore. Everyone calls themselves Tang people, and it seems that no one is willing to mention the word Qin anymore.

 Under such circumstances, what Sun Guang did was somewhat inappropriate. Duo En raised him simply because he wanted to prove to the world that Tang was still unpopular in Qin. But as time goes by, the remaining effect of this seems to have disappeared.

His anachronism will eventually be swept into the dustbin of history: Dorne is planning to finally use his status as a Qin man to separate flesh and blood.

"Oh... you are planning to let me take the blame. Those nobles who contracted the project but cut corners will no longer be held accountable, and the soldiers who were recruited will not have to be dismissed. The only thing that will be sacrificed is my reputation! "Sun Guang thought everything clearly, suddenly realized and pointed at himself.

 Mike Ravel suddenly blushed, he had already thought of this before he came. Dorne's involvement in the coastal defense project was so great that even Dorne I did not dare to reveal this scar. So King Dorne I came up with this "ingenious plan" to put all the blame on an unrelated person, and then end it all at once, ending the whole farce.

As for the subsequent rectification and repair, that is a matter for later. Anyway, now Dorne has no money to continue spending on the coastal defense line. It is enough to scare the Tang side.

"General Sun! My emperor is not unreasonable. He promised me that as long as the general is willing to leave, he will never stand in the way." This was the last condition that Mike Ravel obtained for Sun Guang.

 After all, for such a huge problem, if Sun Guang didn't leave, he would definitely be executed. So Mike Ravel came here to inform Sun Guang so that Sun Guang could run away before Dorne made up his mind to take action.

But what Michael Ravel didn't know was that King Dorn I was not so kind. Secretly, King Dorn I had already arranged battleships and submarines, and they would open fire and sink Sun Guang's ship as soon as it left port.

How could he leave Sun Guang alive and return to the Tang Dynasty: On the one hand, leaving Sun Guang alive might reveal Dorne's defense secrets, and on the other hand, it might also give Sun Guang a chance to defend himself. No matter from which aspect you look at it, Sun Guang must be killed in Dorne's lifetime.

And the document sent by Mike Ravel that the Tang Empire pardoned Sun Guang was just the trigger for the whole incident.

Sun Guang is not a fool. Of course he knows that what he knows is very important to Dorne and also to the Tang Empire.

If he could go to the Tang Empire alive, he might actually be able to provide some useful information, allowing the Datang Empire to give him a way to survive.

"Your Majesty the Emperor, are you relieved that I can leave? Taking so many of your secrets to the Tang Kingdom?" Sun Guang smiled, opened his mouth and asked in a tone full of disdain.

McRavel did not speak. He actually knew that his statement was actually a bit too wishful thinking. Anything can happen on the sea, and his so-called guarantee is really worthless.

 At that time, it is said that the ship encountered an undercurrent and sank, and even directly passed the blame to the Tang Navy. What can Mike Ravel do? Are you going to question your own emperor over such a small matter? In the end, we can only pretend to be deaf and dumb?

"It seems I should really leave." Sun Guang smiled mockingly, and then made a farewell gesture: "Goodbye, my friend. I hope I can see you again one day."

　　The second he watched Mike Ravel leave the room and the door was closed, his hand clenched a business card in his pocket.

It was delivered to him by a newsboy a few days ago. There was only a phone number on it and a name that even Sun Guang was already very familiar with: Pan Yiping.

In Dorne, not many people can get such a business card, but for Sun Guang, this may be his only way to survive. He would not regret his own death, but he felt that he should at least send those Qin sailors back to their country...

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There are a lot of things going on at home in the past two days, so I can only make sure to update first, and I will definitely make up for any missed updates.