Vesufi lay there quietly, no matter what happened on the battlefield now＞It doesn't matter to her anymore.

She did everything she could do, and she was tired.

Wang Weiyi walked in, silently stared at Sophie's still beautiful face, silently looked at the heartbroken THAAD, and then gently patted THAAD's shoulder.

"I'm sorry for her, aren't I?" Thad whispered: "I always force her to do things that I don't want to do, I'm always crazy in my own world, never taking into account her feelings. Now, God has given me punishment.

Wang Weiyi sighed, to be honest, he owed Sophie too.

In order to save his father, Sophie became the woman of the Skeleton Baron. To be honest, this beautiful girl has other choices and a better life.

But now there is nothing left.

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"Sorry, Marshal, I have tried my best." Dr. Mashep said blamingly: "But when she was sent, she had stopped breathing..."

Wang Weiyi was about to say something, but suddenly a voice from Xiaoling came from his ears: "Rider, stopping breathing does not mean that life has left this body. Sophie may be saved. Do you remember what you promised me?"

Wang Weiyi understood immediately.

He promised Xiaoling to find a girl's body for her. Isn't Sophie in front of him just ready-made?

With the medical level of this era, stopping breathing means being declared dead. Why not give Sophie to Xiaoling to try it?

"THAAD, do you believe me?" Wang Weiyi suddenly asked.

Thad, immersed in grief, was stunned. Wang Weiyi said immediately: "Please give Sophie to me, don't ask me what I want to do. Believe me, I won't be sorry for Sophie and you."

Thad nodded. He didn't know the intention of the Skeleton Baron, but he believed in the Skeleton Baron.

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Sophie was taken to the Tsinghua Military Base by Wang Weiyi. Xiaoling gave Sophie an emergency treatment and told Wang Weiyi: "Please don't come to the base within thirty days, and don't have any contact with me. I have some very important things to do. But please believe that there may be some miracles."

Don’t go to the base within thirty days? Don’t have any contact with Xiaoling? Wang Weiyi has no idea what Xiaoling wants to do. But at least one thing he is sure of is that Xiaoling may really create many incredible miracles.

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Sophie fell on the battlefield. In the eyes of every German soldier, the battlefield roses had withered.

The only thing they can do now is to vent their anger and pain on the enemy's heads.

Under the powerful and fierce attack of the German army, the Malinovsky Legion was on the verge of collapse.

Malinovsky and his soldiers were still making every effort to recover their failure, but it seemed so futile. The reinforcements were not at all. All the troops were now under the most fierce attack of the German army.

The only thing Malinowsky can do is that no matter what price he pays, he must firmly nail it here even if it delays the Germans for more minutes.

Comrade Stalin's phone number has been cut off, and it is said that Comrade Stalin has made the worst plan.

Marshal Zhukov had fewer phone calls. I heard that Marshal Zhukov was frequently appearing on the front line battlefield to direct the battle directly.

Marshal Huasilevsky kept calling to ask about the situation on the front line. Every time Malinovsky performed very easily. He did not want the marshal to worry about the situation on the front line.

But the real side is that Malinovsky knew that his troops could no longer last for today.

The German offensive can be described as madness.

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They launched waves of attacks on the Soviet positions, and each attack must cost the Soviet army the heaviest price.

Every attack kept losing positions in the Soviet army.

On several occasions, even Malinovsky's headquarters was directly encountered by the enemy.

The pace of failure is getting closer and closer to the Soviet army.

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When the German new offensive was launched, Marshal Huasilevsky's phone call came again. On the phone, the Marshal's tone was very harsh: "Comrade Malinovsky, please be sure to tell me the real situation on the battlefield. Now is not the time for you to show your courage, but I must have a complete understanding of what happened on the battlefield!"

Malinovsky was silent for a while before slowly saying: "Comrade Marshal Huasilevsky, if you really want to know, then I can tell you that according to my estimate, today my army will be fully broken by the German army. I am ready to compete with Germany for bayonets."

Huasilevsky on the other end of the phone was completely shocked. Although he had already known that the situation of the Malinovsky Legion was not optimistic, he did not expect that it had deteriorated to such a point.

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This is the most elite legion in the Soviet army, and has participated in countless battles. Even though they have suffered failures in the previous series of battles, they still gritted their teeth and fought hard.

But now, can they not even survive today?

It took a long time before Vasilevsky said, "Comrade Malinovsky, is there no way to do it?"

"Yes, Comrade Marshal, there is no way. Our 19th Armored Army suffered complete annihilation, and our troops were in danger under the crazy attack of the German army, and at the same time, we also lost almost all of our artillery. The next attack of the German army may be the end of the war...."

"I will send troops to pick you up immediately..."

"No, Comrade Marshal." Malinovsky said firmly: "I have made up my mind to fight with my soldiers. Comrade Marshal, the shameful escape is not something that a Bolshevik can do. I just have a suggestion, hoping that you can convey it to Comrade Stalin. I personally think that judging from the current situation on the battlefield, Moscow can no longer continue to hold on, and we cannot repel the German attack. Let us take advantage of the opportunity now, ask our main party and government organs to evacuate Moscow immediately under the leadership of Comrade Stalin, otherwise it will be too late to do anything...."

"I will convey it to Comrade Stalin..." Huasilevsky did not give up his efforts: "However, I still recommend that you consider evacuation..."

"Comrade Marshal, now the new attack of the enemy has begun, but I still have time to tell you something... "If Vasilevsky could see him, he would find that Malinovsky's expression was so serious: "Since the Battle of the Terrek, I have witnessed the death of countless outstanding Soviet soldiers with my own eyes, but I have never wavered my determination to win. I firmly believe that the final victory must belong to the great Soviet. But now my confidence is right

. . . . . . . . . . . . I saw that the enemy's power was so huge. The most important thing was the terrible confidence they showed on the battlefield. I once participated in the first Moscow Defense War. Although the German army was also well-equipped and full of confidence at that time, they are completely different from that time. At least, in my opinion, this German army is invincible. Comrade Marshal, I am not shaken. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Huasilevsky was very sure that his troops had never wavered in his beliefs, so he listened carefully to Malinovsky's words:

"I don't know where the problem is, but I firmly believe that serious problems have occurred in ourselves, the strength of the enemy, and our own contradictions have caused the current situation. What's even more sadly, even when the enemy has launched an attack on Moscow, we still have a terrible cleaning. I really can't understand this..."

Speaking of this, he kept silent for a long time before he spoke again: "Comrade Marshal, I hope Comrade Stalin can hear these words of mine, but please believe that I will never betray my cause. I will die with what a true brave man should show! Goodbye to Marshal Wasseyevsky."

"Farewell, Comrade Malinovsky!"

The phone was hung up. At this time, the German army's voice was heard so clearly.

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Malinovsky did not give up on the battle for a minute. He commanded his troops to carry out the final battle. When the German tanks surged, the Soviet troops holding blasting tubes or explosive packs rushed up regardless of their lives.

Most of them fell under the German shooting, and few of them were able to succeed, but they didn't care about it at all.

In their opinion, this is the most sacred way of death, and it is also the best liberation.

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At least, they no longer have to worry about their country's tomorrow.
To be continued...