Chapter 113: Red and White Face Singing

This way of paying military salaries for mercenaries is naturally Ouyang Yun's idea. Of course, Ouyang Yun didn't have a good heart - he was not afraid that the French would attack him with ill intentions, not to mention that the Xuebing Army was now hard enough and big enough, and the temptation that could be seen and touched was there, he firmly believed that after the French ** weighed the pros and cons, they would definitely obediently comply.

"Whether the French Restoration Army can really fight back to Europe is the key to us. We Chinese have always been generous and generous, and if the conditions allow considerable benefits, I don't mind helping the French. Of course, when that day comes, the Indochina Federation will definitely cease to exist - where will it go? Sold to us as a cadet! No, no, I certainly have no intention of colonizing Southeast Asia. However, I believe that a responsible world power has the obligation to first maintain the security situation in the surrounding areas. I don't want us to help them gain independence and end up being treated like enemies. If we want to be the enemy, then we should be the first to wield our swords and guns......"

The above remarks are Ouyang Yun's exposition on the impact of Ouyang Yun's Xuebing Army to help Angbos form a restored mercenary army on the future of the Indochina Federation and even Southeast Asia.

Analyzing the essence of his remarks is actually a central meaning, the student army has decided to eat the French Indochina Federation.

After observing the training of mercenaries during the day, Degu and Clary met Jean Deju and Kobayashi at a welcome reception held for Degu by the local French expatriates in the evening.

Let Deju and Kobayashi be bold enough, Kobayashi hid in the wine cellar of that nightclub early, and let Deju disguise himself as a waiter. When he appeared in front of Degu and Clari in the form of a waiter, Degu was so stunned that he pointed at him and barely screamed.

Let Deju wink at him and say, "Sir, please come with me!" Then he turned and left the hall.

Degu and Clarley glanced at each other, and the latter gestured to Captain "Gomande" to the side, and then followed Rang Degu with Degu.

Jean led them directly to the cellar, and after entering the cellar, he looked at Clari and asked Degu, "Which general is this?" How do I not recognize? ”

The heavyweight officer of the Far Eastern Fleet let De Juquan know him, so he asked so.

Degu replied, "He is Robert's bodyguard, Colonel Vallef, Jean Deju, what are you looking for me?" ”

Jean Deju glanced at Clari again, and without dwelling on his identity, he led them inside, and said, "General Degu, I will introduce you to an old friend. ”

Degu and Clarley glanced at each other and followed him inside, where they soon saw Yota Kobayashi standing there in a top hat.

Degu didn't expect this friend to be the Japanese Federal Minister to Indochina, Yotofu Kobayashi, and blurted out: "Minister Kobayashi? ”

Xiao Lin smiled and replied, "Commander Degu, it's nice to see you again!" After saying that, he took off his top hat and bowed to him slightly.

Clarley's eyes shrank for a moment, and he glanced at Rang Deju, thoughtful.

Xiao Lin also noticed him and asked Jean Deju, "Who is he?" Is it okay? ”

Jean De: "He is Colonel Vallef, the attendant of General Robert of our West Indies, his own man." ”

Xiao Lin let out an "oh", bowed slightly to Clary, and then said to Degu: "Commander Degu, I want to show up here without your consent, please forgive me." ”

Through Jean Deju's letter, Degu Zhilu expressed his pro-Japanese stance, but he did not expect it to have reached this level. He was a little surprised in his heart, but he didn't show anything on his face, and he said very gracefully: "Minister Kobayashi is polite," and then, he looked at Rang Deju and asked, "Where is Roland?" Why didn't he come? Aren't you guys together? ”

"Roland is sick," Jean said. Looking at Degu, he asked tentatively, "General Degu, have you met with Commander-in-Chief Ouyang Yun of the Cadet Army?" ”

"None? I came to Hanoi directly from southeastern Myanmar with the help of the British. Let's talk about it, what are your plans next? Degu said, looking at Clarry.

Clary's brow furrowed slightly. Just as Degu had always been wary of him, he didn't fully trust Degu either. Sensing that Degu had just mentioned the British in a somewhat abrupt way, he could not help but fear that Degu's position might not be as firm as he had previously promised, and that he would not change his position if the Japanese offered sufficient conditions, such as a promise to help him regain the governorship of the Union of Indochina. Suspicious, he listened intently to the conversation between Degu and Jeandeju, refusing to let go of a word.

Clarley's suspicions are justified. Degu did have the intention of reminding Jean Deku and Kobayashi Yotai, but the two of them were too nervous and didn't appreciate his good intentions.

At first, Jean chose to cooperate with the Japanese, with the idea of making use of the false and wrong, but after this period of suffering, his position changed, believing that as long as the interests of the Indochina federal corporation could be guaranteed, he could make major concessions to the Japanese.

After the plantation owner's interest group led by Roland was defeated, the military led by Angbos was unrestrained and began to carry out the construction of the Restoration Army with great fanfare. His fears were not unreasonable, for if the "mercenaries" composed of the locals were allowed to continue to grow, the governments of the Commonwealth of Indochina, with sufficient armed forces, would inevitably break free from French control, regardless of whether the Cadet Army could eventually withstand the Japanese attack. Originally, the direction of Rang Deku's efforts during this time was to urge the Japanese army to come over quickly, but now because of the return of the Far East Fleet, Degu returned to Hanoi, and his mind was full of life and he had new ideas.

His request to meet with Degu to discuss the future of the Indochina Federation was false, and his real purpose was to promote an alliance between Japan and France, and then the Far East Fleet would return directly from the Strait of Malacca, attack Hanoi by sea, and regain control of the Indochina Federation through military advice.

"I don't know if they are aware of this potential threat. But one thing is certain: if they continue to condone the development of the local armed forces by the Cadet Army, they will certainly lose military control in the future. I even suspect that Angbos and they are now riding tigers, and they have to do this under the authority of the Cadet Army. ”

Let the German sentence be very insightful, and this analysis is quite standard.

After he said this, Degu couldn't refute it. Immediately afterwards, Yota Kobayashi made another remark from Japan's position, completely shaking his position.

Let Deju and Xiaolin come together to see Degu, just to achieve the effect of red and white face. Let the German sentence be convincing with reason, earnest and seductive; Xiaolin threatened with force and intimidated violently. He was very blunt, firmly believing that the Imperial Army would definitely become the ultimate winner of the war of the century, and claimed that the fundamental purpose of their use of troops against Indochina was to open up the southwestern front of China - "We do not want to infringe on the interests of the traditional colonial powers in Southeast Asia, but if anyone hinders us from opening up the southwestern front against China, we do not mind completely destroying them!" Britain hindered the Empire's march into Indochina, and you saw the results, right? More than 100,000 British troops, half killed and half captured! It's not that I, Kobayashi, boast about it, looking at the Far East, there is no country or force that can stop us from moving forward! That's it, General Degu, you have to think carefully about where to go! But don't become a sinner of your own nation because of a single thought! ”