The battle that took place in Southampton is coming to an end.

A large number of US troops chose to put down their weapons and surrender. Dontanner knew that he was powerless to make things happen. What else could he do? When a commander loses all the support of his soldiers, the only ending waiting for him is failure.

Like Frank, despite Dontanner's failure, he did not insult the reputation of a soldier. He ended his life with a bullet.

The gunshots gradually fell in Southampton, replaced by cheers. Her Majesty's flag fluttered in the city again, and the enthusiastic citizens could calmly take to the streets to join the carnival.

Queen of God Blessing - God Blessing England!

When the last gunshot was settled, all the Axis troops had entered Southampton, arranged neatly, and then waited for the appearance of the magical baron with a solemn and solemn expression.

The Battle of Southampton was far less intense than before the war began. It can even be said that the Axis military won in a relatively easy way, and all this must be attributed to one person:

Ernst Bryme - Baron Alexander!

It is his frequent activities, effective work, and calm and effective rebellion that have led to the current victory. A lone hero is not suitable for all battles, but when a lone hero like a god exists, it is lucky for any army and a country.

"Long live - Ernst!" "Long live - Ernst!" "Long live - Ernst!"

When Baron Alexand, known as "St. Ernst", appeared, this crazy cry broke out in the audience. Every soldier raised his right arm straight, and even the Englishmen also raised their right arm.

Not only in the eyes of German soldiers, but even in the eyes of these Englishmen, Ernst Breme became a godlike incarnation.

Wang Weiyi looked at the crowd of cheering coldly. There was no joy on his face. He was waiting. When the cheers finally disappeared, he slowly spoke: "German soldiers, English soldiers, French soldiers, and Her Majesty's subjects. Today, I saw the flag of Her Majesty's flying in this city. I saw Southampton back to the rule of Her Majesty's Queen, even though I was one.

I still feel extremely proud and relieved as a German. This is a great victory, a victory that can drive anyone crazy. I want to thank all the soldiers who fought bloodyly, and I want to thank every ordinary British citizen who worked hard. And I think that at such a moment, we should watch silence to those dead companions. The soldiers who died bravely in their struggle with the enemy and the civilians who were massacred by the enemy. We must let him know that we have not forgotten."

After saying that, he lowered his head first, and then everyone lowered his head.

A minute later, Wang Weiyi raised his head and said in a calm tone: "I heard your cheers, and I like to hear such cheers, but if you think we have achieved the final victory, then I think you are wrong, and all of them are wrong. We did not achieve real victory. Southampton is just an insignificant component of countless cruel and arduous battles. The real victory is to insert our flag in London, let our soldiers walk into London with their heads held high, and then welcome our Queen to re-enter this city that originally belonged to her with the warmest cheers. Let the whole of England, without missing an inch of land, the singing of the "Queen of Heaven" sound...."

"So, I order you to order you to advance and continue to move forward in the name of the Commander-in-Chief of the Axis Army. Don't stay here for even a second. Attack, continue to attack, and let your tanks roar continuously! I hope that in the near future, I will be able to see you in London! Long live Germany! Long live England! Long live Axis!"

The craziest and warm cheers rang out in the city again.

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Everyone's emotions have been completely mobilized.

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Under the orders of Baron Alexson, the leading troops left Southampton without stopping, and they did not even make too many adjustments. For nothing else, only for Baron Alexson's words were still ringing in each of their ears:

"We did not achieve real victory. Southampton was just a trivial component of countless cruel and arduous battles. The real victory was to put our flag in London, let our soldiers walk into London with their heads held high, and then, with the warmest cheers, we welcomed our Queen to re-enter the city that originally belonged to her...."

"Master Ernst, I think I should return the command of the troops to you now." When he saw Baron Alexander, Jonnar shouted.

Wang Weiyi slowly shook his head: "No, General Jonner, will the Central Assault Cluster be commanded by you. The commanders at each level have his responsibilities and powers. I will not interfere with the power of any commander at will. I order you, General Jonner, Colonel Romeo, the main force to rest for a day in Southampton, leaving part of the troops to defend, and the rest to head towards London! Trucks, trains, and all the power you can use must be fully utilized...."

"Yes, Your Excellency Marshal." Jonner replied loudly, and then he asked carefully: "What about you, Marshal Rommel, has repeatedly explained that if you meet you, you cannot let you take another new adventure. We can even... if necessary..."

He didn't have the courage to say it, but Wang Weiyi smiled: "You can even seize me when necessary... Erwin is always worried about my safety, but he doesn't know that maybe taking risks is my whole life. General Johnard, I can tell you frankly that I will re-enter London, where I still have some things to do. And likewise, I will welcome your arrival there."

Jonner took a breath, God, Marshal Ernst is going to re-enter London? Didn't he know that London had become the most dangerous place at this time? But he had no way to change Marshal Ernst's idea. Even if Marshal Rommel had told him that he would not have the courage to do it like that.

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Southampton's loss reached London at the first time. Although it was expected, it still caused waves of unstoppable panic. You should know that even though the Axis Army suddenly chose to land in Easton and caught the Allies off guard, Southampton could still hold on for a while in the overall combat concept of the Allies.

But no one expected that this city would fall into the hands of the Axis Army in such a short time.

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London is completely in chaos, and everyone is looking for the possibility of leaving the city, especially the senior officials of the Fenton government. However, there is another thing that concerns them, namely the hostages on the Galaxy, which have not received any news yet.

Once they leave London, what kind of treatment will their families encounter? No one can answer their question.

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Contradictory moods are tormenting them all the time, and even more bad news is constantly coming. The Axis Powers' leading forces have left Southampton and are rapidly heading towards London. Perhaps as soon as they open their eyes tomorrow, the enemy's tanks and cannons will appear in London.

The activities of those underground resistance organizations became more and more frequent. After a while of silence, they increased their efforts and launched attacks on the Allies and some important facilities in London. The leaflets were flying in London almost every moment.

Some people even openly sang "Queen of Heaven" loudly on the street. It is obvious that the police were also worried, and they were worried about the terrible consequences that would cause if these people were stopped or arrested.

Hurry-like soldiers can be seen everywhere, and fortifications built in a hurry can be seen everywhere. Obviously, the Allies are not willing to give up this city so easily. This is already the last fortress of the Allies in Europe.

General Gandra and the Fenton government reached a consensus that no matter what the situation of the war was going to, they would make a last fight in London. Although the enemy's advancement was becoming more and more obvious, it was not without a chance for the Allies.

At least, reinforcements that rushed from Plymouth or somewhere else would have the chance to arrive at the battlefield after the decisive battle in London broke out. Of course, it was not that easy, because they had to face the Axis Army and the headache-inducing guerrillas along the way.

What General Gandra could rely on was London's relatively large army, solid offensive, and relatively sufficient air base. The two newly arrived American military advisors also gave him such confidence. However, just as General Gandra was actively preparing for the war, a bad news came:

The impeachment of US President William Wittgenstein issued by several lawmakers has been accepted by the House Judicial Committee's special project research team, which means that the impeachment of President William has officially begun.

In the United States, President William was the most determined supporter of the war, and this time he won him a huge reputation. However, as the war progressed and the news of failure continued to spread to the United States, President William's reputation was declining sharply. As the financial crisis that affected the entire United States broke out, President William and the US government he led made it even worse. Then there was the serious racial crisis in the United States that followed.

Nowadays, the United States is almost becoming a battlefield. The frequent outbreaks and even armed uprisings of black people have made the US government in a mess, and they have to spend a lot of energy to deal with the domestic racial crisis. What is most troublesome is that the strikes and riots of black people have made the US economy, which was already deeply trapped in the quagmire, even more unexciting.

In such a situation, is it necessary to continue the war?

The chaebols successively abandoned William, the earliest of whom were the "New York Alliance". Then, the Jewish consortium, which was regarded as a new ally by President William, also expressed great disappointment to William. Also, the frequent bankruptcy of the American middle class made them no longer believe in any promises from the William administration.

Once the impeachment begins, there is no way to stop this terrible thing.

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Gandra was a little discouraged, but he quickly forced himself to cheer up. No matter what happened in the country, as long as the order to end the war was not issued, he had to fight to the end. This is something a soldier had to do.

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To be continued...