Battle of the Third Reich

Since ancient times, Chinese people have sighed that the difficulty of Shu Road is difficult to reach the blue sky. In the period of the Republic of China, this situation still did not get much improvement. Although the government built part of the road network and cleared the Yangtze River route, all this was interrupted by the Japanese invasion. In order to prevent the Japanese army from advancing aggressively, the state government used various means to block the traffic between Sichuan, Shu, and Hunan and Hubei, so the results of decades of efforts of the officials and civilian gentry in Shu and Hubei were lost in the morning and evening.

The logistics system that has evolved on its own in Sichuan's history has only two north-south channels left, or Yungui to the south or Ganshan to the north. Most of the east-facing traffic has been cut off, leaving only some winding winding between the mountains The ancient Central Sichuan Road can communicate with the Central Plains.

"This is a newly developed medicine. When you feel tired, you can take one tablet, which can immediately restore your mental and physical strength. However, you can only eat one tablet at a time. Do not overuse." The captain finished talking from his pocket. He took out a card and handed it to Burt.

"There will be no side effects. I can guarantee it. I just hope you record the true feeling after using it and send it to this address, which is very useful to me."

Just as Burt looked at the card carefully, a call came from afar.

"Hey, that one over there, stop chatting, Captain Lecht." The two turned around and saw only the steps in front of the command department. Kirsten Chung-kai beckoned here.

"Ah, the sir is looking for me, we will have a chance to talk next time."

Captain Adele Lecht’s medical doctor smiled and nodded at Burt, turned and hurried towards Kirsten, and halfway through, she suddenly turned and yelled at Burt: “Remember , One tablet at a time, don’t eat more, remember to record the effect."

"Follow your orders, sir." Burt saluted the other party with a military salute.

"Very good, second-class soldier." The captain of the medical doctor smiled back to the military salute, and then ran towards the lieutenant colonel standing on the steps.

"Captain Lecht?" Burt watched the two female officers walk into the headquarters. He turned around and held the rifle on the sentry post again. The second-class soldier had secretly made a choice at this moment, and he decided to stay. Serve in the army.

The cough is still the same, but it is much better than the night before. The medicine still works. I finally fell asleep. Although I kept coughing during the day, it was not as intense as before, but I didn’t dare to ignore it. Take the medicine and continue treatment.

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"It must be admitted that this kind of thing happened completely to our fault. Fortunately, it was discovered in time, and it has not developed to the point of irreparability." Ian sat at the conference table and sincerely reviewed Weiler on the main seat. .

"For the collection of British intelligence, the Headquarters and Yuan Capital understand very well the harsh environment you are in and the dangers you have experienced in your work. At the same time, you have also affirmed the great achievements you have made. The award was personally awarded. Major Ian, you are a very good intelligence talent. Even about Yuan’s deeds, even Yuan Yuan expressed his admiration. He said that he would find time to meet you specifically. To be honest, I was a little surprised. You may be the first to be summoned by the head of state among the first-line informants in the Eye of Odin." Weierle reached out and opened the folder in front of him, and pulled out a document on top.

"General, it's a great honor to be praised by the heads of state." Ian stood up and nodded when he hit his boots.

"Sit down, major." Weiler looked up at Ian and nodded in satisfaction.

"Regarding this matter, I had reported to the head of state last night, but he did not blame the clerks for this, but expressed a full understanding of the matter. The head of state told me at that time, if anyone really needs to be held responsible , Then that person should be himself." Weiler picked up the water bottle on the table and poured himself a glass of water.

"Your Excellency is really a great man." Ian sighed aside.

"Don't say such insincere words, major, especially in front of me, don't use it in front of the British bureaucracy."

"Humble office doesn't understand what you mean, General." Ian replied with a smile.

"The head of state endorsed the eyes of Odin, so this time whether it succeeds or not, it will have no effect on the future of your little foxes." Weyler glanced at Ian with a smile on the corner of his mouth.

"General, please believe us, we will do our best to complete this task." Ian put his smile on his face and expressed his determination to Wehrler with his chest raised solemnly.

The door of the meeting room was opened from the outside, and Kirsten led Lecht into the meeting room.

"General, this is Captain Adele Lecht." Kirsten introduced to Weierle at the door.

"Air Force Captain Adele Lecht." The captain of the medical doctor stepped forward and stood up with a chic gesture of salute.

"We are waiting for you, please take Captain Lecht and Lieutenant Colonel Kirsten." Weiller pointed his finger at the empty space at the conference table.

"Observe, General." The two female officers approached the conference table. Kirsten sat in Wehrler's right hand, and Lecht followed him.

"Captain Adele Lecht Air Force, I just looked at your file. Your resume is very satisfying to me. Lieutenant Colonel Kirsten recommended you to me because you have the professional knowledge we need most, It is of great help to the arduous work we are facing. This work is related to the interests of the empire, and even the Yuan capital attaches great importance to it, so no matter what kind of mistakes, I hope you can be clear Recognize this.

At the same time, I have to remind you in advance that I think Lieutenant Colonel Kirsten should also mention it to you. The work we are involved is classified as a state secret, so even if there is a change in position in the future, I hope you will not experience it. The matter is publicized to the outside world, and any leak will be punished most severely. "Weiler said to Lecht with a serious face.

"I understand that Sister Kirsten... Abu... Lieutenant Colonel has already told me, I will strictly guard state secrets, my mouth may be tight, and I won't say anything to anyone. Adele replied loudly, and Weierle's eyes twitched a few times.

"Very well, I hope you can remember what you said today." Weiler turned to look at Kirsten. The recommendation of the lover seems a little unreliable.

"Captain Lecht has a wealth of medical knowledge. She participated in a large number of military research work of the navy and air force. Most of the projects are top military secrets, so I think the captain is completely worthy of our trust." Kirsten respectfully asked Weiller reported.

"Military secrets? It turns out so, no wonder there is nothing in the file." Weiler nodded, then looked at Ian and asked.

"Do you have any questions to ask? If not, then I will agree to Captain Adele Lecht joining the operation."

"I don't have any opinions. I believe in Colonel Kirsten's judgment." Ian nodded to Kirsten.

"Very well, so let's start now. I will first ask Captain Lecht a question. Have you studied biochemistry?" Weiler asked the young military captain.

"Biochemistry? I have studied it for a while, mainly about extracting it from biology...oh, it involves military secrets, I can't talk more about it."

"That's related knowledge, that's good. In addition, I read your information, you are still an excellent pharmacy expert." Weierle looked at the document and asked.

"Yes, so far most of my research has been related to pharmaceuticals, for example...ah, it's also confidential, it can't be said." Miss Captain narrowed her neck cutely.

"Very good, Captain, it seems that you are indeed our best candidate at the moment. Now, you can take a look at this document and give you fifteen minutes." Weiler handed a document to Kerr Stern, who put the document in front of Lecht.

"Ian, you are going to notify the vehicle and the personnel now, and leave immediately after fifteen minutes. What details of the action can you and the lieutenant colonel discuss on the road. I need to see the preliminary results tomorrow morning, remember, don’t let the head of state Your disappointment." Wehrler gave the order solemnly.

"Follow the order, General." Ian saluted Wehrler, then quickly turned and walked out of the meeting room.

"Do you have any questions? Captain Lecht." Weiler asked, looking back at the military captain.

"I really did not expect that the British have come to this step. This is indeed a huge breakthrough. If their experiments are successful, this will bring a revolutionary leap for research in the field of human medicine. If these experimental data are true General. This should indeed be included in the state secrets. The benefits behind this technology are difficult to estimate. You’re right, it must be in the hands of the Third Reich.” Captain Adele Lecht frowned seriously Answered.

"You made me look at each other again, Captain. You really can fully understand the meaning of it. You deserve to be a descendant of the Lecht family." Weiler nodded in satisfaction.

"General, my ability has nothing to do with the family. Don't confuse me with the rough embryos of the brain-powered artillery ship." Lechter grumbled and complained.

"Have the opportunity to say hello to Lieutenant General Lecht, and he is the only captain who has participated in the battle against the Jutland battle line."

"Got it, General, I will convey your greetings to my grandfather." Captain Lecht gave a very nodded salute to Weierle, and General Weierle shrugged helplessly with a smile on his face.

"Just general, since I have obtained such detailed information, I still need what I'm doing here, and I don't see any need for my help." Adele asked with a puzzled look through the document.

"Our intelligence gathering in the UK started long ago, and the first intelligence team was established in three or seven years. The person in charge at that time was Major Ian, whom you just met. At the time of the war, our intelligence personnel had spread across various fields in the UK, and a huge, efficient and secure intelligence network had been formed. Among them, it was not known how much effort and effort was expended by the staff, and there were many intelligence officers during the establishment process. He even gave his life for it. But a month ago, the head of state suddenly made some adjustments in intelligence collection. Although we tried our best to make up for it afterwards, due to the short time, some problems inevitably occurred. And the one in front of you is one of the most troublesome." Weierle said calmly, touching his head.

"What adjustments have the heads made?"

"Most of our intelligence collection focuses on military, political, economic, and social intelligence issues, and the head of state requested to strengthen the intelligence collection on scientific and technological research. At the same time, we came up with a list and requested that the targets on the list be strictly controlled. Monitoring and control." (To be continued.)