"This is a good era, and it is also a worst era."

Major Desad closed Dickens's "Two Cities", rubbed his slightly sore eyes, and said to his adjutant, Liemon, who was beside him:

"In the storm of the French Revolution, many nobles were sent to the guillotine, which was a tragedy of France. If it weren't for this abominable revolution, perhaps our war with the Germans would have been victorious long ago."

Liemon Liemon knew that the major himself was a descendant of the nobles, but after the Great Revolution, although his family survived by chance, they lost all the privileges they should have. Therefore, under the influence of several generations, Major Desad hated all revolutions to the extreme.

"Carden is such a warrior. Oh, he is a character in Dickens's works. For love, he replaced Dare, the son of the marquis who should have been hanged, and was sent to the guillotine. This is a real gentleman." Major Desad sighed and said, "It's a pity that after the so-called revolution, he can never see such an upright and brave gentleman again."

"Aren't you a gentleman like this too?" Remon praised.

Major Desade waved his hand: "No, I'm not. The gentleman's years have left me for a long time. The nobles are also very ancient memories in France. At this point I still envy Germany very much."

"Major, we're here."

When he opened the car door, Major Desad walked down, and General El Raflan had been waiting there.

"General, thank you for coming to greet you, I am afraid."

"Major, thank you for your hard work."

After entering General Raffaran's office, Lieutenant Liemon closed the door.

There were already several people waiting in the office. These people shouldn't have appeared in a general's office:

The incomparable spy Piss, the Lance gangster Popovacs, and - General von Killoke!

"Let's talk straight to the point, General." Here, it seems that Major Desad has become the protagonist: "How is everything going?"

"It went very smoothly," General Raffaran said, "The Germans were completely fooled. The lieutenant named Moyor, who believed that he was the target of this time, General von Killoch."

Desad glanced at "Von Kirok", and the arrogant look on "Kirok"'s face disappeared immediately, replaced by a full face of flattery.

"Mr. Simmond, where are you?"

"Major, Moyol treats me as a fool. He actually thinks I really believe there is a lot of gold in Lance." Popovac said quickly: "He asked me to stir up chaos in Lance, and then I can take the opportunity to act..."

Major Desad listened carefully: "Do you find out how many of them are?"

"I'm sorry, I haven't figured it out yet. They held a brief meeting at the Lance Hotel and then quickly dispersed."

"Where is Moyol's true identity?"

"I'm sorry, I haven't found it yet."

Major Desad was not angry, and turned to "Kiroc" and said, "You go outside and wait first. Oh, get some food for General 'Kiroc', Remon."

Liemon invited Kirok out, and Desad said: "I was thinking of having one or Moyol's true identity. Ernst Bleme."

"Enst Bryme?" General Raffaran frowned: "That 'The Devil of the Somme'?"

"No, it's the creator of the Somme miracle." Desade corrected his statement: "From my personal perspective, I respect Ernst Breme very much. No one in our army can create his miracle. Previously, our spies among the Germans sent intelligence, and von Killoch's defection made the Germans panic, and they would get rid of him at all costs. After that, Ernst Breme went to the front line and then disappeared with a group of people. If I had a good guess, they would have arrived in Reims!"

"Is Moyol Ernst?" General Raffaran murmured to himself. This name was too shocking for the British and French. After a while, he suddenly thought of it: "Since Moyol is Ernst, what are you waiting for? Arrest him immediately!"

"No, general, can't do this." Desade shook his head: "Von Kirok's rebellion alarmed the Germans, but he is a priceless wealth to us. We must bring him back to Paris safely and let him explain everything he knows. Do you know why the Germans are so panicked?"

"He knew exactly what the Germans were doing?"

"This is one, but not all. The Germans can completely re-deploy the defense line, although it will be very laborious." Desade smiled and said, "The most important thing is that Kirok had been doing intelligence before, and his qualifications were even earlier than Nicholas of the Germans. Even if he arrived at the front line, he still had a lot of secrets. He was familiar with the names, code names, appearances, and hiding places of each spy installed in us. His defection is a huge wealth for us and a huge disaster for the Germans. We need him to go to Paris and be instructed to capture every German spy!"

The German senior executives did not tell Wang Weiyi everything!

Desad was right. Kirok's defection was a terrible disaster for Germany. Once Kirok arrived in Paris and then began to arrest him, the intelligence network built by the Germans would be completely destroyed!

Therefore, the German senior executives used their ace:

Baron of Skeleton - Ernst von Breme!

That's why they mobilized all possible means at all costs to give Ernst the maximum support!

"We must make the Germans think that their actions have been successful and von Kirok is dead!" Desad's eyes flashed with coldness: "We don't know how many special teams the Germans sent to assassinate Kirok, and we cannot eliminate them all, so we must create news that Kirok is dead. Then, we can quietly take Kirok out of Paris, and when the Germans discover the truth, their intelligence network in Paris has been completely destroyed!"

General Raffarin was a little unwilling to accept it: "What about Ernst? Did you let the devil run away?"

"No, general." Desade was confident: "He is our enemy, and killing the 'creator of the Somme miracle' will be a psychologically huge blow to the German army. We can make their plan successful first, and then calmly kill Ernst. Of course, one or two Germans must be allowed to run out and bring such news to the German military."
Chapter completed!