The Witcher’s Nightmare Wagon

As soon as Admiral Garcia finished speaking, the atmosphere in the room suddenly changed. Lieutenant General Paka was stunned, and the prepared introduction stuck in his throat.

His admiral's sitting posture, demeanor, tone, and words clearly conveyed his emotions at the moment. He took a peek at the newly promoted CEO standing beside him. Well, the expression on his face didn't seem too big. ups and downs.

But just when he breathed a sigh of relief and was about to say a few words to ease the tense atmosphere, he saw the young man named Henrik turn his head to look at Marek, and asked with doubts:

"Isn't that right?" Sigmund shook his head pretentiously, "Didn't you say there was a dog sitting on the admiral's seat?" He looked around a few times.

"Where's the dog?" While talking, he set his eyes on Admiral Garcia, and finally let out a meaningful sigh.

"oh……"

That expression seemed to say, so here it is.

"It's over."

Paka's heart finally sank to the bottom. He no longer worried about the atmosphere in the room. The only thing he needed to consider was whether the two sides would fight soon?

If there is a real fight, should he persuade or help?

The sarcasm on Admiral Garcia's face disappeared, his dark face turned blood red, he took a deep breath, and slowly sat up straight, "Believe it or not, based on what you just said, if I put you If you are disabled and sent back to the Duke's mansion, Duke Dressel will not say anything."

This was the first meeting between the two of them. Logically speaking, it was Marek who spoke rudely before. Even if he wanted to vent his anger, it should be aimed at Marek instead of Sigmund.

But not long ago, in the letter from Abetus, Garcia still learned a little bit about the contradiction between Thomas and Sigmund. In that matter, Thomas' methods were indeed a bit disgraceful. There was a conflict, but luckily the conflict did not continue to expand.

Afterwards, Duke Dressel personally wrote a letter to his brother, asking him to be optimistic about Thomas, and the matter has been completely resolved so far.

But a few days ago, after seeing Thomas who arrived from Abetus, Garcia immediately noticed something abnormal. He was just suspicious at first, but just now, when Thomas knocked on the door for Sigmund and came in, the panic and nervousness on his face It couldn't be hidden from Garcia's eyes.

It made Garcia understand that after leaving the phone company that night, something must have happened that they didn't know about.

New and old hatreds merged together, and Garcia naturally didn't have any good impression of Sigmund, so he sneered at the beginning of the meeting.

But what he didn't expect was that in the face of his own verbal suppression, the newly promoted CEO didn't choose to bear it, but spoke directly, using Marek's sarcasm not long ago.

In terms of rank, the admiral is half a rank higher than the executive director of the Bureau of Investigation. In addition, Garcia has been famous for a long time and has been operating within the navy for many years.

As for Sigmund in his eyes, he was just a newcomer, a rising star who hadn't made any achievements. Under such circumstances, normal people would choose to back down half a step, make a joke, and ease the atmosphere.

Therefore, Sigmund's toughness was completely beyond Garcia's expectations. You come and go, just a few words, and Garcia was forced to continue to be tough.

So after he finished that sentence, Lieutenant General Paka felt that the atmosphere was already tense enough to make a move.

But at this time, Sigmund suddenly smiled.

It wasn't the kind of flattering smile, and it didn't mean to ease the embarrassment. It felt like simply hearing something funny.

"General Garcia." Sigmund looked at the man in front of him.

He was tall and tall, sitting there like a hill. The military uniform on his body was full of muscles. Living by the sea all year round made his skin dark, and his thick beard was neatly groomed to add some majesty.

"I can remind you that even if you kill me here, the Duke will not say anything." Sigmon walked to the sofa opposite Admiral Garcia and sat down slowly.

During the whole process, he walked steadily and breathed evenly, without any sense of urgency after being suppressed, but in the eyes of other people around him, he couldn't help but feel terrified.

"Do you know why?" he asked back.

Admiral Garcia's face was tense, his fists were slightly clenched, and he did not speak.

"Because he knows that you can't do it." Sigmund leaned back and sank his body into the soft sofa.

"Boom!" Garcia clenched his fists fiercely.

Just when the situation in the field was about to explode, a strange laugh suddenly sounded, and Lieutenant General Paka appeared around the coffee table between the two.

"Hahaha, Your Excellency Henryk, do you have any other missions besides taking Marek and the others when you come to the Navy Headquarters this time?" The lieutenant general tried hard to change the subject.

"Yes." Sigmund nodded, "Investigate the abnormality of the waterway in the western waters." He added, "The merchant ships to and from Akkad have been harassed too much, and some materials in Elam have been in short supply. Your Excellency the Duke asked me to investigate by the way."

"We are already solving this matter." Lieutenant General Paka smiled, "Under the leadership of Admiral Garcia, we have restored many waterways and can basically guarantee normal trade. A lot of effort was put into it.”

"Oh." Sigmund just nodded and said nothing, which embarrassed Lieutenant General Paka who was about to answer the question.

"Is there something wrong with calling us here? If there is nothing wrong, we will start the investigation." Sigmund glanced at Admiral Garcia.

"I want to remind you that in order to maintain the calm of the western waters and avoid conflicts with Akkad, the Naval Headquarters has made a lot of sacrifices and efforts." Garcia said.

"The reason why I detained Marek was because he planned to disguise himself as a pirate and enter the waters of Akkad. This is absolutely not allowed. Even if he could disguise his identity, the crew of the ship did not appear out of thin air."

"Once Akkad finds out, we will become very passive and may even trigger a sea war between the two countries. No one can afford this result!"

"So I have to warn you, no matter what you plan to investigate, don't touch this bottom line! You don't know much about this place, it's best to let me send someone to follow you to investigate, so that you don't touch any taboos."

"No need." Sigmund waved his hand.

"Don't be in a hurry, refuse your Excellency the Chief Executive." Lieutenant General Paka said, "When performing missions at sea, ships, crews, and supplies are all..."

"No need." Sigmund refused again, "This is the task of the Bureau of Investigation, and we can solve it ourselves."

"This..." Lieutenant General Paka glanced at General Garcia.

"Okay, I don't need to send anyone to follow, but you have to make sure..." Admiral West Asia looked tough.

"Guarantee what?" Sigmund interrupted him impatiently, "I said this is the task of the Bureau of Investigation, and it's not your turn to dictate!"

"If you don't promise me, you don't want to leave here!" Sigmund's attitude ignited Admiral Garcia's anger, he sat up straight, and swung his right hand fiercely towards Sigmund's cheek!

"Let me educate you for the Duke, what are the rules!"