binnovel Chapter 1139 What you said, how could I not know it?
Chapter 1139 What you said, how could I not know it?
Tanaka took the training plan and the document outlining the future development direction of the group organization, glanced at it briefly, and nodded. "The colonel is right. She is indeed a talented person, but unfortunately, she has selfish motives. Everything she does is just to cultivate her own power and then restore the glory of the previous dynasty."
To restore the glory of the previous dynasty.
This was nothing more than an unfulfilled dream in her heart, an impossible dream to achieve.
"He'll never amount to anything."
Tanaka placed the document aside, sat down in the chair next to him, and agreed.
"She may not amount to anything, but it's disgusting that many in the empire have become her vassals. This is not a good sign for our empire."
Some people in the empire have become corrupt. They no longer strive for the great achievements of the empire, but instead think about these sentimental matters. This is truly wrong.
Tanaka is a very conservative soldier. He does not believe that he is the most capable, but when it comes to loyalty to the empire, he can say that his loyalty is as clear as day.
"I don't understand why my empire would keep such a troublemaker who has ruined the prestige and reputation of my soldiers. Keeping her and those around her means that the Imperial Army of the Korean Empire is nothing special."
Tanaka raised her voice; she didn't understand.
The Empire's Special Higher Police also has many talented people, so why would the Empire choose such a woman, especially one who brings shame to the Empire, to be active here?
“What’s there to not understand? She’s a reference group in Manchukuo. People there see that she gets immense glory and is highly valued for doing things for the empire, so they will naturally work even harder to serve our empire. Using one person to get more people to serve the empire, isn’t that a good thing?”
okay?
From this point of view, it is indeed good, but it also affects the dignity of the Imperial soldiers.
"In the end, it was at the expense of the dignity of the Imperial soldiers."
"As for the disgrace to the empire you mentioned, that's just because some people are morally corrupt, and it has nothing to do with our empire." After saying this, Ishii thought for a moment and smiled. "Also, as for the issue of the face of the imperial soldiers you mentioned, how much face do our imperial soldiers still have?"
It's shameful.
Since there's no face to lose, why stick to the old ways? It's true that Yoshiko Kawashima is capable.
What does it matter if a woman with such ability can bring so many benefits to the empire absorbs some of its people? Could she possibly do something so heinous with just a few people?
Don't be ridiculous. If she really had that ability, the empire would have eliminated her long ago; there's no way they would allow her to live.
"Only by living can there be hope. All the efforts and training you have done today are to ensure your survival in the later operations. You must live to get what you want. Similarly, the enemy will also live. So, from the beginning, what we have been doing is not preparation, but a life-or-death race against them."
On the training field, Yoshiko Kawashima addressed the special agents standing below, as was her routine.
She had been here for a while, but had not found any useful talent among these people.
"Do you understand everything?" Yoshiko Kawashima asked.
"Understood." With a resounding voice, Yoshiko Kawashima nodded with a smile and waved them off to training.
Seeing that she had been looking somewhat troubled lately, Yu Cui went to a quiet place and carefully asked, "Miss, you don't seem to be in a good mood lately."
"They're all a bunch of idiots." No matter how he tried to teach them, they still couldn't meet his expectations.
Yu Cui found it hard to believe. There were hundreds of people in total. Judging from what the young lady said, there wasn't a single suitable potential partner among all these hundreds of people.
That's impossible.
"Aren't you curious why, out of so many people, not one is suitable?"
Yoshiko Kawashima seemed to understand her thoughts and asked.
"Yes, I don't understand."
"It's nothing. They're just a suicide squad selected by the Special Higher Police. How could the Special Higher Police allow truly capable people to appear in a place like this?"
If this group grows up and turns on them, it could be fatal.
"So, we've come here not to achieve our desired goal, but instead, we've been held back here."
Yu Cui was very dissatisfied with this situation. If her young mistress was confined to this small place and faced with such a group of people, when would her dream ever be realized? It was probably something she would never achieve in her lifetime.
"More or less." Yoshiko Kawashima gave a bitter smile. She had no choice now, after all, she had been sent here as a burden.
Yu Cui stared blankly at the gray ground for a while, then looked up, opened her mouth as if to say something but hesitated.
"Just tell me what's on your mind. There are no secrets between us that can't be told."
Yu Cui took a deep breath; "Miss, why do we have to go to Tokyo with them? Don't we have any other choice but to go with them?"
Other options?
If she had, she wouldn't be trapped here. Kawashima Yoshiko patted her head; "Things aren't as simple as you think."
"But this can't go on forever, can it?" We're stuck here, unable to do anything.
Yoshiko Kawashima also felt this wasn't a solution. After a moment of contemplation, she said, "Let me think about it carefully."
She had heard that Berlin might withdraw its troops from Canada.
She thought it was impossible.
Berlin could not withdraw its troops because the British would not allow them to leave.
The problem is, she knows it, but no one will believe her.
She didn't want this to happen, because if the headquarters believed it, they might send troops to Jian'an, which would diminish their interest in attacking the mountain city. This was not the situation she wanted to see.
The overall situation has been decided.
At Prince Asaka's residence, after shuttling back and forth between the Prime Minister's Office and the Army Headquarters for quite some time, Asaka returned home and cheerfully handed his briefcase to the butler, saying with a smile, "Go, prepare a couple more dishes and drinks today. I'm in a good mood today."
"Master, has headquarters made a decision?" The butler guessed that headquarters must have made a decision on whether to send troops to Canada, otherwise, given the long face the master had been wearing these past few days, he wouldn't be so happy.
Asaka nodded, sitting on the sofa. "Yes, His Majesty has already signed an order for the navy and army to launch an attack on eastern Canada, demanding the occupation of one or two states, thus putting the Berlin army in a crossfire and ensuring their survival."
"Master, I am foolish, but I believe that Berlin and the others will not withdraw their troops," the steward said cautiously.
Upon hearing this, Asaka's smile vanished instantly, and she sighed, "How could I not know this? But..."