"Needless to say, dear Reinhardt, if you are no longer loyal to me, then you will not have a chance to enter this office. Accardo looked at the man he had once raised and now became the head of the SS, and said, "Remember, no matter how influential others are, they are also your subordinates, but I am your master!"

"......" Reinhardt has not spoken to him so much for a long time since he became commander-in-chief of the entire SS, just imagine who would speak so arrogantly to the head of the German SS? Not everyone feels that their life is too long - there are not many madmen who want to go to the concentration camps.

The status made him seem to forget the process of his rise and who gave him such monstrous power. Accardo has always been based on the principle that what he can give to a person, he can also take. In fact, Reinhardt knows best how many pounds and taels he has, and he is not an opponent of the same level as Accardo at all.

Although the Führer's Special Guard, the Führer's Banner Corps and the 0th SS Division, were all within the SS establishment, these units were selected by another agency under the personal command of Accardo, and were not under Reinhardt's command and transfer, and the SS did not have full control over the huge Wehrmacht, so it was difficult for Reinhardt to do anything unfavorable to Accardo.

However, if Accardo wanted to move Reinhardt in turn, he could do it with just a phone call, and the Wehrmacht city defense unit in Berlin, the special operations unit of the SS special forces, or even a direct call to the SS command could easily control Reinhardt.

Even the security office of the Führer's residence, to which Anna belongs, and the immediate guard of the Wehrmacht Führer, under Gehr's command, were higher in rank than the high command of the SS, and according to the security regulations, the subordinate units of the SS were required to cooperate with them when they encountered them.

In fact, the strength of the SS was largely based on the fact that most of its members had an extreme personality cult of Accardo. If you lead such a group of people who see Accardo as God to oppose Accardo, it is basically no different from suicide. It is estimated that before they can challenge Accardo, these people will shoot from the back and beat the culprits who are trying to threaten the security of the Führer into a sieve.

"I see, my Führer, I have always been your most loyal servant, and I have been, and I am ...... In the future, and always will be. After figuring out the key, Reinhardt quickly nodded and replied.

"It's useless to just understand! Keep it in your heart!" Accardo stretched out a finger and pointed at Reinhardt's chest, and said slowly: "Remember what I said, treat them as your creed, like breathing, use every beat of your heart to remember, to remember!"

"Yes, my Führer!" I hadn't felt it for a long time, the shiver that came from the depths of my heart when I first saw Accardo. The kind of desire to look up to the strong and follow to the death. Reinhardt remembered that gloomy world, and of the incomparable sense of oppression that Accardo had given him when he had given him the task of forming the SS.

I'm still not as good as myself after all. Reinhardt sighed in the depths of his heart, and he found that his body was afraid of Accardo, and he willingly bowed to the other party's feet, without the slightest thought of resistance. This is the feeling of oppression that comes from the terrible power behind Accardo, and anyone in the Third Reich may feel this way when facing the Führer.

"Tell the fools who encourage you that if they want money, art and gold that have been exploited from Poland, I will give them a satisfactory price, and if they want women, Minister Fanny of the Propaganda Department has a lot of female stars who are willing to sacrifice their lives for the country...... If you know each other, let them keep that life and enjoy life, and if you don't know how to do it, you can help me bring their heads back!" Accardo said, then pointed to the door and made a gesture to see off the guest.

"Give me five days...... No, three days. My Führer...... I will lead the SS and will give you an explanation. Reinhardt gave a German salute and withdrew respectfully.

"Do something you should be down to!" Accardo added as Reinhardt retreated to the door: "American and British spies have been active again lately, and they have set fire to Berlin and tried to attack the Kiel military port...... Find these spies, shoot them at the train station, and drown them in the toilet if they catch them in the toilet. ”

"Yes! Führer Accardo, long live Rudolph!" Reinhardt stood up again, and then cautiously closed the door to Accardo's office.

Accardo sat back in his seat, pinched the bridge of his nose with his hand and rubbed it, and asked Anna who was standing behind him a little tiredly: "My dear, why do you say that none of these people can understand my thoughts, and they can never share my worries in advance, but they always drag me back in key places?"

"My dear, if you just complain to me, I can only laugh bitterly with you. If you're really asking me, I think, it's because you're walking so fast that they can't keep up with your majestic pace. Anna stood behind Accardo, reached out to help him squeeze his shoulder, and whispered, "If you think Reinhardt has betrayed you, then find a reason for me or Gell to arrest him." ”

"If he really showed signs of losing control, I would have let you do it a long time ago, and this time it was entirely because the founders of the SS were restless and wanted more power, that they did something that made people angry. Accardo motioned for Anna to stop pressing her shoulder. As he spoke, he stood up and walked towards the door with some helplessness: "After the bad things are dealt with here, there is still a need to appease the Wehrmacht, it is really a devastating day." ”

Surrounded by Anna and the guards, he walked through the dimly lit corridors of the wolf's den's underground bunker, letting the tapping of his boots echo back and forth between the cold concrete walls and the middle of the floor and ceiling. The group stopped at the door of a conference room, and Accardo sorted out the Iron Cross of the Second Class on his clothes, then nodded to the officer on duty at the door.

The officer stretched out his hand and pushed the door open, and then sang in a loud voice, "Lizheng!

"Whoa!" everyone stood up as Accardo walked in the door, and these bigwigs who were calling for wind and rain in the Wehrmacht stood solemnly at this moment, raised their arms and gave the standard German salute to the man in front of them: "Führer! Long live Accardo?

Accardo walked to his place at the end of the long table, then sat down as a matter of course, and then stretched out his hands and pressed down very casually, signaling that everyone could sit down. Everyone then sat back in their chairs and tilted their heads to watch Accardo silent.

"This meeting is convened to ...... to all of you. Marshal Brauchitsch was also there, as was Marshal Rundstedt, who had just besieged Smolensk...... Say one thing. Accardo said as he looked at the two field marshals sitting beside him before he continued: "The recent expansion of the SS was not instructed by me, and I have not wavered in my position on the fact that the Wehrmacht is the only legitimate Wehrmacht in the Third Reich. ”

Rundstedt glanced at Accardo, his eyebrows moving slightly. He is now one of the figures in the military who are closer to the Führer's faction, whether he is able to do it or not from the old army faction, the fact that he and Accardo wear a pair of pants is already well known and cannot be changed.

If he hadn't stood up to speak for Accardo at such times, he would still not have a good impression on the side of the old bureaucracy headed by Brauchitsch, and on Accardo's side, he would have lost more points than a single battle of London could make up.

So he coughed softly and said, "That...... The 'Führer' division of the SS was incorporated into our army group, and its performance in the battle for the encirclement of Smolensk was obvious to all...... So I don't think there's any need to make such a fuss. ”

"Thank you, Marshal Rundstedt, for your trust and support. Accardo smiled, then looked at Brauchitsch, who was a little pale, and continued: "I propose that since these newly formed SS units have already participated in the battle at the front, there is no reason to disband. After all, these soldiers have their own honor, victory through their own sacrifice, and it would be disrespectful to their courage to disband their troops and deprive them of their number. ”

Brauchitsch was reluctant to speak, and although he now represented the old forces in the army, he was not completely old-fashioned. If you talk about the process of his development, in fact, he is also the "Führer faction" promoted by Accardo. It's just that over the years, for the sake of the army behind him, he has had a lot of conflicts with Accardo, and he feels more and more sorry for Accardo's kindness, so seeing that Accardo didn't finish his words, he didn't speak strongly.

"These units, following the example of other SS units, are still integrated into the Wehrmacht!

"Agreed!" Brauchitsch's bottom line was exactly that, and he was the first to shout.