Infinite Life: Trapped in a lifetime

Neither Modao nor the editor-in-chief was surprised by the image of the leader of the Kollner opposition.

After all, I had some information about the leader of the Kelna opposition a long time ago.

For example, this opposition leader who is said to have a hobby of physical cannibalism once studied abroad at a well-known university in a European country and obtained a doctorate in science.

"Mr. Walpole, thank you for accepting the interview with China News Service."

On the surface, the beginning of Mo Dao's interview with the leader of the Kelna opposition was not so tense.

Just like an ordinary interview, Modao shook hands with Walpole, the leader of the Kellner opposition with a smile on his face.

The editor also stepped forward and shook Walpole's hand.

"No, it should be me who needs to thank you, Mo, for your willingness to accept my invitation and come here."

Walpole was wearing a military uniform and had a relatively burly figure, but he was always smiling and seemed not to be very aggressive.

Not speaking the Kerner language, Walpole communicated directly with Modau in English.

"I have heard your name since you reported on the village massacre in southern Kerna. At that time, I thought, this is really a reporter with courage."

"How nice, Mo, that after your report went out, those bastards who did the cruel things never showed up again."

"I think that's the value of being a journalist."

The opposition armed forces have not yet admitted, and it is impossible to admit that they were responsible for the previous massacre of villages.

And although Walpole still kept smiling when he said this.

But this incident happened to be a "small conflict" between the reporter Mo Dao and the opposition forces in Kerner.

This report even influenced the course of the Kerna War.

While Walpole was saying this, at the same time in the room, there were other opposition soldiers with guns staring at Mo Dao and the two.

Mo Dao just listened to Walpole's words with a calm expression.

The editor-in-chief is also a person who has seen the world, and he keeps a smile on his face, but his heart is still a little lifted.

Normally, even if something happens to an invited interview like this, it is unlikely that something will happen at this time.

But this is based on common sense, and Kellner's current state from top to bottom is not normal.

"I just reported on what happened and what is happening."

Mo Dao just answered aloud.

"Isn't this what a reporter should do? Mo, you are a good reporter."

Walpole smiled and added,

"Excellent."

"Mo, and this friend, let's get started."

Walpole turned back, walked back to his desk, sat down, and motioned to Mo Dao that the two of them could begin the interview.

The editor-in-chief glanced at Mo Dao, and then began to serve as the photographer for this interview, setting up the camera equipment.

Over there, Walpole took advantage of this moment to smile again and said,

"Mo, after that report, I heard that you interviewed Carlson. At that time, I was thinking about today."

"A reporter interviewed the leaders of both sides of the war at the same time in Kelna. Don't you think this is a feat?"

Walpole seemed to sigh and said,

"Mo, you might be the only reporter to do this."

Mo Dao did not feel any emotion because of Walpole's words.

To be honest, it is indeed a great qualification for a reporter.

But is there any need to care about this?

Wait for the editor over there to set up the camera equipment, get ready, and give Mo Dao a signal.

This interview begins.

…

"Thank you again Mr. Walpole for accepting the interview with China News Service."

Mo Dao conducted this interview from the perspective of a professional reporter.

The biggest problem in this interview is also the biggest difference from the previous interview with Carlson, the leader of the Kelner government army.

The problem is that before this interview, Modao did not communicate with Walpole in advance about the questions that would be asked in this interview.

In other words, rely on Mo Dao to play freely.

And asking some questions is very dangerous in the current situation.

"Mr. Walpole, may I ask a few questions about the previous fighting between you and the Kelna government forces outside the capital of Kelna."

"Of course, reporter Mo."

"As the leader of one of the parties, what is Mr. Walpole's comment on this possibly being the largest war in Kelna and even the entire Afika State in several years?"

Mo Dao asked the first question.

The smile on Walpole's face gradually faded as he sat behind his desk.

He looked around the room where he was, at the gun-wielding soldiers loyal to him, and said slowly,

"This is a difficult war. We have the bravest warriors. Our brave warriors made huge sacrifices in exchange for this crucial victory. It gave us the opportunity to change this country!"

Walpole finally looked at the camera, which was Mo Dao's side, and said,

"We won the war, killed more of our enemies than we did, ended the reign of that stupid Carlson, and that's what I say about the war."

Mo Dao glanced at the reaction of the opposition soldiers next to Walpole's words.

Then looking at Walpole, he continued to ask,

"According to the speculation data of some organizations, many of your soldiers died in this war due to large-scale explosions on our side. I wonder if Mr. Walpole can confirm this?"

After this question was issued,

There was a change in the atmosphere of the whole room.

This is a relatively sensitive issue.

Walpole looked directly at Mo Dao and did not answer immediately.

The surrounding soldiers with guns seemed to only need Walpole's instructions to shoot Modao.

"...Some sacrifices are inevitable. Some sacrifices are beyond our control."

But in the end, an answer was given,

Walpole's words vaguely give an answer.

It seems to be saying that the control of cluster bombs that cause large-scale explosions is not in the hands of the opposition armed forces.

"The most important thing is that we won this war!"

Mo Dao was not surprised by Walpole's answer. After nodding,

asked the most important questions about the previous war,

"Thank you for your answer, Mr. Walpole."

"Regarding this war, I think many people and many organizations are particularly interested in one of the questions, and I don't know if they can get the answer from Mr. Walpole."

"About the origin of the cluster bombs that appeared in this war."

After Mo Dao asked this question.

The editor-in-chief, who was looking at the camera next to him, felt a lot more excited.

I don’t blame Mo Dao for asking this question.

Now that we are here, some questions must be asked.

Before setting off, Mo Dao also communicated with him these questions.

He also knew the danger.

only,

At this moment, after Mo Daowen spoke, the editor was still a little nervous.

Because of this problem,

It's really too sensitive. Almost the whole world has some speculations about the origin of these cluster bombs.

But there are some things that cannot be stated openly.

"I didn't expect you to care about these details, Mo."

Walpole paused for a moment, then smiled and replied to Mo Dao,

"It was originally housed in a warehouse at Carlson's Army."

"And in this war, we were not the only ones to use it."

"We use it ourselves very carefully, and every one falls on the battlefield. Instead of the part we use, we can't guarantee who it came from."

Walpole's words cannot be verified.

It's even possible that Walpole was telling the truth.

After all, some cluster bombs originally had no impact in the warehouses of government troops.

The key is how he got into Walpole's hands.

But Walpole apparently brushed off the issue.