"Secrecy?" He frowned inadvertently, ignoring the deck officer's endless whining. "What are the people from the Secret Bureau doing at this time! Fix their broken ships and let them leave quickly. This could be a battlefield in no time, and I don't want those shady bastards to get in the way. ”

"Getting in the way on the battlefield?" An angry voice came from behind, but the person who spoke stood with a slight playful smile and looked at the Pyrmit's theater commander, "Don't forget who brought that obstructive bear back from the first star in the ice and snow!" You're so ungrateful, believe it or not, I still have a way to throw you back to Mount Sobaseki! ”

Hear this, Buck. Bell only felt that cold sweat began to creep out unconsciously along the pores of his body, and the majesty and anxious anger on his face at the beginning were gone...... He couldn't help but start cursing the damn senior deck officer for not figuring out the identity of the person who had come before reporting it, and then cursing himself for his own fate, why he had provoked this demon again and again.

The White Bones of the Secret Bureau, Elodi. Commodore of the Soviet Navy.

"Elodi...... I'm sorry, I didn't know it was you......" He chuckled twice, knowing that the look on his face must be wonderful.

"Come on, let's talk to your headquarters." Elody smiled reluctantly, and didn't continue to mess with him. She patted Buck, who was still stunned. Bell, he turned around and left the bridge first. The pale and dim light shone on her, leaving a shadow that dragged longer and longer on the metal floor. For a moment, the young lieutenant general suddenly felt that the woman who was walking in the dim corridor was so tired and lonely. She carries on her shoulders too many secrets to tell others, and the darkness of the entire United States of Gaddari from its birth.

He quickly caught up with the departing brigadier: "Elodi, what the hell is going on?" The other side is like someone stabbing a hornet's nest.23169 The secret agreement was made, regardless of the tacit understanding that the two sides had already reached. Within two hours, our military presence in Ian Aosta was completely wiped out. Are they really planning to launch a new offensive? Why didn't your intelligence department hear anything about it before? And the order of the General Staff of the Navy for you to see, within acceptable limits, to do your best to expand the buffer zone in the direction of Ian-Aosta! What a fucking bullshit command this is! ”

Eluodi. Su didn't answer immediately, but pulled him into the command room and closed the hatch with his hand.

"I don't know......" she turned her head, and then stopped.

"You are the director of the Secret Bureau, how can you not know! What else can this country hide from you? ”

"Buck ......" Elodi sighed softly, interrupting the somewhat agitated lieutenant general. The pale starlight of Pyrmit's star poured in through the filter glass and sprinkled on her body, making her feel warm but incomparably empty. "This country is far from being as innocent as you think......" she turned, meeting the lieutenant general's sharp, somewhat hurtful gaze. Nationalism, capitalism, and even **** have long been deeply rooted in the marrow of the United States and cannot be changed. Born, giving, and dying, all citizens are but a screw in the precision machinery of those called supergroups. If those monster-like machines want a war for their own benefit......" she glanced at the silent Buck. Bell, didn't say any more.

"You're saying it's the group that wants to start a war this time, those bastards!" Buck. Bell heard his voice tremble slightly with rage, and he slammed his fist into the steel hatch, letting the piercing pain creep up his hand to fill the eternal scars in the hearts of their generation of soldiers. Seven years ago, Ian Aosta's wreckage was still floating in the barren starry sky...... He couldn't believe that the presidents of those groups could forget the pain so quickly.

"No...... I really don't know, I just think this time is too similar to that early morning eighteen years ago. "Eluodi. Su shook her head and said calmly. He's used to seeing people who are in the dark, not like Buck. Bell is so pure. "I'm not afraid that the CEOs at both ends of the spectrum will have the guts to start another all-out war. But I'm scared of Moen. Leday, that awesome old man. I'm afraid he's really so desperate, just like he did when he started the war with the Federation eighteen years ago, declaring war on the supergroup! ”

"A declaration of war? General Leday no longer had an army left in his hands...... What did he declare war with? ”

"No army?" Eluodi. Su smiled coldly, her smile always reminiscent of a blade raised high in the night. "A man like him, even if he was standing there alone with a gun, there would be 100,000 soldiers standing behind him! The young people of this country, who have not actually experienced war, but who have grown up simply listening to his legend, are his army! If it had been eighteen years ago, I might have unreservedly supported him, but unfortunately after so many years of war, we are no longer what we used to be, and Gadari society, which is on the verge of collapse, can no longer withstand a civil war. ”

"yes......" Buck. Bell was silent, he looked at the woman in front of him quietly, as if he wanted to read something from her pale face, and seemed to be simply staring at the memories that had been scattered for eighteen years.

"I thought you'd be on his side." After a long time, the lieutenant general, who was no longer young, sighed and said slowly, his voice began to take on the coldness and hardness of steel.

"Don't talk about that." Elordi smiled wryly and shook her head, "Is there a way to send me to the 'Yinchen' Freeport." ”

"To that intelligence trafficker's hangout?" Buck. Bell looked at her with an incredulous expression, "That's the country of 'witches', how many people have you brought with you, and you want to challenge her authority?" ”

Elordi looked at him for a moment, then spread her hands with a smile, "I don't have anyone to trust anymore, Buck." ”

"Can't even me?" "Hehe, you're an exception." Elordi turned around and looked at her indifferent face projected on the porthole, and smiled as if she were nonchalant, as if she were facing Buck behind her. Bell, as if to himself. There is a faint exhaustion and endless desolation in the smile, just like the moon that has been exposed to the barren starry sky for hundreds of millions of years not far away. "But there's a problem, Little Bear......" she coughed lightly, put away her smile, and said word by word, "I can fight ten of you at a time." ”

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