Shulka stood at a crossroads.

Because what Valrasha feared could happen...... There are too many variables in Shulka's plan:

Will the 82nd Infantry Regiment be able to complete its training and achieve the combat effectiveness that Shulka expects?

Will the higher authorities order the 82nd Infantry to be transferred out of Stalingrad?

Even if everything goes according to Shulka's plan, will Shulka be able to lead the 82nd Infantry Regiment to work in Stalingrad in the end?

More importantly, whether Shulka survived the Battle of Stalingrad!

All of these, as long as one is not satisfied, Shulka may be sent into battle with the 82nd Infantry Regiment as cannon fodder.

Needless to say, what the result was, ingenuity was completely unplayable in that situation, and tactical experience was no exception.

Because there are only two choices: to be killed by the enemy or to be killed by yourself.

Now, Valrasha has given herself another choice, an easier and safer choice.

Maybe Shulka should choose the latter, and the vast majority of them will choose the latter, but Shulka thought about it and finally refused.

"I can't do that, Valratha!"

"Why?" Vallasha looked at Shulka in surprise.

"I can't leave my troops!" Shulka replied: "They are my men, and without me, they are finished!" ”

"You can't save them all, Shulka!" Vallasha became excited again, and could even be said to be angry: "You know better than I that this is war!" You can't do anything! Think of your parents, think of me...... Shulka, we need you! ”

Shulka was stunned, but finally gritted his teeth and shook his head.

Valrasha shook her head in disappointment, then pushed Shulka away and shouted, "You're a fool, Shulka, you fool!" I don't know why I fell in love with you! ”

Without looking back, he turned around and opened the door.

Outside the door was Andrianka and the others, who were standing awkwardly outside the door.

Apparently, they peeked and eavesdropped outside the crack in the door...... They thought they could overhear something for entertainment, but that was the result.

"Comrade Valrasha!" Andrianka said: "Maybe you can think again......"

Before he could finish speaking, Valrasha left in a huff.

Andrianka just tried to catch up, but was called back by Shulka.

"Let her go!" Shulka said.

Andrianka also knew that it would be useless to catch up, unless Shulka was willing to be transferred from the 82nd Infantry Regiment.

After thinking about it, Andrianka said to Shulka: "Perhaps, you should indeed consider the suggestion of Comrade Valrasha!" ”

"You want me to consider that suggestion?" Shulka asked.

"No, of course not!" Andrianca said, "But ......"

"Then shut up, Comrade Andrianka!" Shulka turned to the others and said, "And you, don't say anything, understand?" ”

"Yes, Comrade Shulka!" The guards and communicators responded one after another, looking at Shulka with admiration and trust in their eyes.

This was a normal reaction, because just now, they knew that this "breakout hero" gave up the opportunity to leave the unit and chose to stay with the 82nd Infantry Regiment, and at the same time they were also insiders...... The guards and communicators were members of the command, and they knew that the 82nd Infantry Regiment had never been freed from the title of "cannon fodder unit", especially the communicators, who only needed orders from their superiors to know the truth.

Andrianka didn't say anything more, he just shook Shulka and said: "Thank you, Comrade Shulka, I'm glad you stayed, and at the same time honored that you are our deputy head to fight with us!" ”

"Me too, Comrade Shulka!"

"Me too! No matter what happens in the future, you will always be our 'breakout hero'! ”

……

It wasn't long before Shulka learned that they weren't keeping it a secret.

The first to know about this was Major Mikhailvich.

Major Mikhailvich was training troops at that time...... Because the troops were divided into two groups, Shulka alone could not train around the clock, so the other group was in charge of Major Mikhailvich.

However, Mikhailvich is in charge, and in fact, he also trains according to Shulka's tactics, because Mikhailvich watches Shulka's training every morning and even participates in it himself, and then trains another batch in the same way in the afternoon.

In the words of the fighters, Major Mikhailvich even had the same swear words as Shulka:

"Hey, if you're too long, just keep lying there!"

"You should have transferred, or the Germans will shove your rifle in your ass!"

……

Therefore, Mikhailvich was not present at that time.

Andrianca, of course, would have told him about it...... Mikhailvich is the head of the regiment, and Andrianka does not think that this is a whistleblowing, and the commander of the regiment certainly needs to know this.

So, Mikhailvich sat down next to Shulka, handed him a jug of wine, and said: "Maybe you need this, drink it, and rest for the day!" ”

"Why?" Shulka asked.

Mikhailvich raised his eyebrows and said: "Because you are out of love!" ”

Shulka couldn't help but laugh: "Do you think I look like I'm out of love? ”

"Not really!" Mikhailovich said: "Then can I get this pot of wine back?" ”

"Don't even think about it!" Shulka immediately snatched the flask, opened it, and took a few sips.

Mikhailvich couldn't help but laugh.

"This is Shulka!" Mikhailvich patted Shulka on the shoulder: "'Breakout hero', good comrade, good comrade-in-arms!" When we are done fighting, I will go with you to make amends to Comrade Valrasha, and to the rest of the comrades! ”

"Forget about that!" Shulka said: "If we can survive the battlefield, think about these again!" ”

Mikhailvich burst out laughing again.

There is no impermeable wall in the world, and within a few days the other warriors knew about it.

This should have been passed out by a communicator or a security guard.

They didn't think it was a bad thing for Shulka, so naturally they didn't treat it as a "leak".

Because it wasn't long before Valery and a few fighters came to him.

"Is there anything you guys are up to?" Shulka asked.

"Comrade Captain!" "This is Comrade Abravov, he has two younger sisters, one is 18 years old and the other is 20 years old, and they are not married!" And Comrade Agrippa, who has an older sister, beautiful, 21 years old......"

"Wait!" Shulka interrupted Valery: "What are you doing here? ”

"Comrade Shulka!" Abravov hurriedly said: "As soon as you nod, I will write to my sister immediately, whichever one you want, I promise she will agree!" ”