While those cavalry were running wildly, Chu Yifei rode a motorcycle and took Qi Qige to their temporary base in Liyang by helicopter.

Chu Yifei's ability to find his wife can be described as unprecedented, shocking, and in just half an hour of contact, he actually fascinated Qi Qige, the princess of the former prince, and was willing to throw himself into the arms of the big bad wolf.

Many years later, when Chu Yu asked about his grandmother's past, Qi Qige's eyes seemed to return to the unforgettable era of the year, and his voice was full of strange feelings, "This grandma doesn't know, anyway, the dead old man at that time was just so flickering and flickering, and he fooled me, and then there was your father, and then your father grew up and had you." ”

Chu Yu never understood what was going on here, in this period of history recorded in the history books, there was no Chu Yifei's appearance, and there was no wasteland incident, so what happened to himself and around him was real or illusory?

She didn't know that everything seemed to have been annihilated in the long river of history, and no one would ever find the truth.

Later historians had different opinions on this period of history, and finally divided into two factions, one group insisted that this was a secret history that really existed in history, but it was erased for some reason, and those legends and some relics that circulated in the folk are evidence; The other faction believes that this is nonsense at all, a subjective imagination of the other side, and has no basis.

The two factions insisted on their own opinions, neither of them could convince the other, and they have been arguing for decades, but there is still no result.

Maybe it will never come to fruition!

The deputy commander-in-chief of the Mongolian anti-Japanese coalition army sat in the tent, stunned at the table in front of him, and had been for some time.

The staff officers all knew that going in and disturbing him at this time would definitely be a terrifying ending, so no one went in to disturb him.

The deputy commander-in-chief's eyes never took off the document on the table in front of him, and he stared at it for half an hour.

This very important document was sent by the allies, and it contained an agreement on cooperation between the two sides, and as long as this agreement was signed, the two sides became real allies.

Although it was easy to sign the agreement, all he had to do was pick up a pen, sign his name in his place, and everything was done.

However, the deputy commander-in-chief is well aware of the importance of this agreement, and once this agreement is signed, then it means that the two sides have reached an alliance relationship.

He knew too well what the character of this ally was, and the reason why he agreed to cooperate with them was also because of the temptation of profit, and his selfishness betrayed his conscience, thus deviating from his original purpose of joining the Mongol anti-Japanese coalition.

Of course, he is also very aware of the ferocity of this ally, and once they are brought in, no one can say what fate awaits everyone.

But now does he have the right to refuse?

No, he had no chance to turn back, otherwise he would immediately be ruined and even die a tragic death.

The deputy commander-in-chief didn't want to die yet, and he couldn't bear the power he had now, although there weren't many people under this deputy commander-in-chief, he still enjoyed the feeling of being revered and held high.

Gritting his teeth, the deputy commander-in-chief picked up the brush, and then signed his name at the very bottom of the document.

"Okay, that's what makes a good person." The voice appeared abruptly beside him, and then a figure appeared in front of him, "Since the agreement has been signed, then we are our own people, I will go back and hand over the agreement to the general, and then transfer the two infantry divisions to participate in the battle as soon as possible." ”

"Okay, I won't send it!" The deputy commander-in-chief seemed to hesitate for something, and finally just said such a sentence.

The room fell silent again, and the deputy commander-in-chief sat down in his chair, his brow furrowed, thinking about the future of the team.

King De unified the various armies of the Mongol princes, thus achieving centralization of power, and also controlled all the princely forces, after all, the strength will be greatly expanded, and then he will inevitably go all out to hunt down the Mongol anti-Japanese coalition forces, because this is the most threatening resistance to them.

Therefore, he had to act as soon as possible to give the troops a chance to save the day before King De pushed his troops to a dead end.

Thinking of this, the deputy commander-in-chief shouted outside, "Someone." ”

An orderly walked in, stood respectfully in front of him, and asked in a low voice, "Deputy commander-in-chief, do you have anything to do?" ”

The deputy commander-in-chief said, "You go and give an order to the commanders and fighters of each unit, and tell them to have a meeting with me in the afternoon, and remember to tell them that this is a very important meeting."

The orderly turned and walked to the door of the tent, only to be stopped by him, "By the way, when will Commander Zizig be back?" ”

The orderly was stunned for a moment, then shook his head in frustration, for Zizig had not been heard from since he left.

The deputy commander-in-chief's expression was a little gloomy, to be honest, he didn't want Qi Qige to have any accidents, because Qi Qige really did a lot of things for the Mongolian anti-Japanese coalition army, and it can be said that the coalition army can come to this day, and he definitely has a lot of credit.

With mixed feelings, the deputy commander-in-chief began to work on the papers, waiting for the arrival of the afternoon.

Under a hill about a dozen miles away from the Mongolian anti-Japanese coalition army, a man who had just suddenly appeared from behind the deputy commander-in-chief was standing in front of a group of officers dressed in the military uniforms of the Tsarist Republic, bowing his head and handing the agreement to a major general headed by him.

The Major General was in his early fifties, tall and had a mustache above his lips, and above his cheek, a scar almost ran through most of his face, making him look a little hideous.

Taking the agreement from the man's hand, the Major General opened it and began to study it word by word, and when he had read everything, the Major General smiled.

His whole face twitched slightly in response to his movements, which made his already cold and ruthless cheeks look a little more fierce.

Beside him, standing were all the Russian military officers who had followed him this time, the purpose of which was to familiarize them with China, so that they could enter the Mongolian steppe in the near future, and at that time these officers would shoulder an important burden, not only to find a way to deal with the Japanese, but also to make preliminary preparations for the inclusion of the Mongolian steppe in the territory of Tsarist Russia, so they were all elites, and they were the best military generals in the Tsarist Republic.

This is also the hope of the Russian Republic, and the general is ready to train them well, so that they can replace his own obviously outdated troops in the future

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I'm so sleepy, I can't open my eyes, and after the last chapter, I'm going to rest!