She was followed by several men—technicians from the Legion. Pen %Fun %Pavilion www.biquge.info They were collecting fragments of Grummas's private terminal on the spot.

Although this thing can be said to have been smashed by Grummas, it is actually only the shell that is broken, and the components that store information inside are not so easy to break. Technicians copy the data inside to find evidence for this battle against their allies.

Luckily, Grumas doesn't seem to be prepared for much secrecy - Grumas never thought he would lose in the first place. Therefore, a lot of information was left in his residence and the terminal he carried with him. If Grumas had won in the end, these things would have naturally been destroyed afterwards (and maybe not even destroyed, who could have taken him?), but now he lost completely.

These seized archival materials all prove one thing: it is not Lu Wu who braved the world's condemnation to raid friendly forces and kill allies, but Grumas's own conspiracy and plotting against others. In the end, he died, and the agency was too clever to calculate it, and he missed Qingqing's life.

Therefore, victory in the war is very important, and the victor always has many ways to find evidence in his favor and provide excuses for his legitimacy and reasonableness. As for the losers...... For example, Grumas, the evidence doesn't matter at all.

"Your Excellency the Ombudsman, it's been found!" a technician exclaimed excitedly. Sure enough, it was a complete battle plan, which Grumas had planned early in the morning. ”

"Don't worry, keep looking, especially the details of the various documents. Before Ah Qi's voice fell, the terminal in his hand had already sounded.

"Your Excellency, there are out-of-town residents over there asking to enter the city," someone said. "They said that this was allowed by His Excellency Lu Wu. They need food now......"

"Let them wait!" said Aki. Only then did she realize that the Legion's Ombudsman was not easy to be. Originally, I thought that this would be a position that could only be eaten and waited for death, but now it looks ...... Things will be a lot. Because Lu Wu is obviously not the kind of person who follows the rules. When the time comes, he will not hesitate to attack his titular comrades-in-arms. “…… However, it is possible to transport some food out of the warehouse and distribute it first, delaying it for a while. ”

The fighting between the two armies did not cause much damage, and almost all of the buildings affected were uninhabited houses, and urban systems such as warehouses, transportation, energy, and water supply were intact. In fact, Grumas's original plan was to turn the city into slag - his army was already prepared for this, and even brought the light cannon (that is, the secondary cannon used to destroy the floating fortress) to destroy the city. Of course, if the casualties of other unrelated people in the city were all caused by Lu Wu, after all, it was Lu Wu who launched a surprise attack on him, the legitimate commander, right? Anyway, the victor can splash dirty water on the loser's head, which is a common axiom in every world.

It's a pity that he can't count the floating fortress when he calculates. Absolute superiority instantly becomes absolute disadvantage.

The Floating Fortress had already flown to a higher altitude at this point. Now it looks like a stone about the size of a fist wrapped in clouds.

But it's a floating fortress. Although Aqi was given a relatively high military position at a young age due to his background (of course, that was in the past), he did not want to be able to enter the Floating Fortress - not as a simple carrier, but as a commander in the true sense of the word.

In this world, although a school officer is a general when he rises one step up, there is a gap between the two like a moat. This is the so-called difference between the middle and the top. Regardless of the issues of power, treatment, etc., if the officer dies, it is dead, and this is the end, at least in most cases, no one on the side of the army will come to investigate the cause of death. As long as there's a good reason to get by, that's the end of it. And when the general is dead, the situation will be completely different. There will even be warlocks who will come to investigate.

The difference between the two, although not as big as a chess piece and a chess player, is also a penny coin and a hundred-dollar bill. Not many people care if one is thrown on the side of the road, and the other will cause a violent reaction if one is lost.

There will be such a big difference, no matter what the reason behind it is, at least on the surface, it makes sense, and it is based on the needs of reality: because all generals have the qualifications to serve as commanders of a certain aspect of the floating fortress. As mentioned earlier, people in this world are promoted to generals, in addition to meritorious deeds that are enough to be recognized, they also have academic qualifications (the most difficult is the fortress commander, and the easiest is the maintenance chief). But no matter what position you hold, you will have a lot of influence on the Floating Fortress.

And the Floating Fortress, as everyone knows, the Floating Fortress is a giant weapon of war, although extremely powerful, but it is a rare item in terms of numbers. The casualties of hundreds of thousands of soldiers may only add a number to the most insignificant part of a report sent to the Archon, and the loss of dozens of floating fortresses can directly become the front page headline on the Archon's desk.

Therefore, these people who control the fate of the floating fortress, these generals, even if they are insignificant mortals in nature, but in terms of identity and status, they have escaped from the trap of mortals. Their lives and state have become so important that they have become a matter of interest to the camp. Because obviously, if one of them suddenly rebelled in the middle of a large-scale battle, it would have very terrible consequences, and even directly changed the outcome of the war. Because no matter how powerful the Floating Fortress is, it is also a machine controlled by people.

What kind of power you have, you will naturally be treated differently.

Looking at the fist-sized floating fortress in the sky, Ah Qi felt his heart burn like fire.

In fact, when she came here to be this Ombudsman, she was completely hopeless about her future. "The general of the defeated army cannot be braved" is a Chinese maxim, but in fact, this principle can be said to be the norm common in every civilized society (as long as there is such a civilization and there is war). Defeated commanders are rightfully responsible for their own failures.

If Aki's previous defeat was due to obeying the orders of her boss and losing in a battle with a huge disparity between strength and weakness, then her responsibility is at least not the greatest. But that reckless counterattack was all a decision made by her alone. Yes, there were a lot of ingredients that Ivan deliberately instigated, but it was Aqi himself who made the final decision.

If she could, Aqi would have liked to die on the battlefield. Because after such an irrefutable fiasco, her military career was over. Although the so-called aristocracy can save her from the death penalty, her future is over, and she is dead in her political life. For a person who was once ambitious to make a mark, at this time, the death and immortality of the flesh have become irrelevant.

Then, the final judgment on her came - she was kicked out of the regular army and given to Lu Wu, a commander of the local army under her command, as an inspector. This arrangement is not wrong, Lu Wu is the commander of Gashe, and his legion needs an inspector, and Ah Qi can just use it.

For Aki, this is a result that is similar to death. It's a demotion, but it's much more than a demotion, and maybe there's more humiliating in it. Who are in Lu Wu's legion? First of all, Lu Wu, a small squadron leader who used to be cannon fodder under her for a few exoskeleton armors. A young man, a halfway monk, who doesn't understand anything. Then there is the Red Coat, a bitter-faced man of unknown origin who has infiltrated the local army from nowhere (of course, this is not unusual). And Ivan, the old fox who gave her advice and made her finally bear the charge of defeat. All these people used to be respectful and bowing down in front of her, but now they have become her bosses and colleagues. Is there anything more humiliating to a person than this?

But as a defeated general, Aqi has no bargaining qualifications. With her charge of losing her teacher and humiliating the country, the result of this trial is the result of someone behind her.

Although she wanted to die, it was just an impulse at a certain moment. Any living thing has a strong and persistent instinct to survive. All those who shout "life is better than death" actually don't want to die. After accepting her latest identity and position like a puppet, Aqi is completely hopeless about the future. The most important thing to know is that the regular army of Gasha City has been withdrawn, and the entire city has been "entrusted with defense" to Lu Wu. This means that there is now only one legion in the city of Gashe.

How could a force of this magnitude possibly do anything? The future seems to have been guessed and guessed, and everything depends on the mood of Kecha Goat. If Kechagoat is pleased, he will not disturb the city of Gashe. Then the city becomes a haven of calm in the midst of the storm, calm and incomparable. Anyway, it was impossible for Lu Wu to launch an active attack. Although it is said that the last time Ah Qi was able to go back, it was Lu Wu's credit, but this was obviously a risky gamble. Although the bet was won, it was not because Kecha Koat was defeated after all, but because Kecha Koat chose to retreat when he saw the arrival of reinforcements. In general, it was not so much a battle as a bluff.

As for Kecha Goyat, he was in a bad mood...... Even an idiot understands that such a weakly defended city (and a large part of the troops are also assigned to take care of the mining area) is the best position for Kecha Goyat to break through. It is estimated that when the time comes, Ah Qi will be the result of dying in the chaos.

And putting aside this huge risk, even if everything is calm here, Aqi has no future at all. Others may be able to work in an inconspicuous position for a few more years, and call it "seniority". But she didn't even have the capital to qualify - because she had already been kicked into the Banshee Gate local army in terms of identity. The governor is dead, and Lu Wu, as the commander of the corps, is already the biggest officer, what other official can Ah Qi promote? Who can give her a promotion?

Therefore, after the final verdict is handed down, if it is better than the death penalty, it is only a little better. Aqi's heart is already like ashes. The last time she returned to Gasha, she was more of a walking puppet than a person.

Then, as soon as she returned to the city of Gashe, a thunderbolt fell in front of her. Lu Wu actually had a floating fortress under repair in his hand. That's what happened in the next two days. It was a battle for the Floating Fortress, and after a battle of wits and courage, Grumas fell to his knees.

And now, the floating fortress was within her sight. And because of her status at this time, no matter from any point of view, she will be one of the owners of this floating fortress.

If the guys who gave her the verdict found out about this, they would probably all faint in anger. This is not so much a demotion as a promotion.

"Your Excellency Ombudsman......" someone shouted beside him. Aki came to her senses - she was distracted, and her own terminal was frantically beeping at the moment, alerting her that someone was looking for her.

The contact displayed on the terminal was a person she knew very well.

"Ah Qi, I heard that Lu Wu has occupied the Floating Fortress," she saw for the first time a panicked look on that person's face. "And killed Grumas, isn't it true?"