The fiefdom increases by 1 soldier in 1 second, and the empress kneels down and begs not to rebel Chapter 889: Subverter 3

The wind was blowing wildly. Although the doors and windows were closed, the whistling sound of the wind could still be heard outside, as if someone was banging on the windows.

Dingle, leaning against the window, had a solemn expression on his face, and a huge wave of emotions was already rising in his heart.

Wolfgang, who was sitting in the chair, remained calm. He put new tobacco into his pipe and continued:

"Fortunately, the emperor didn't see it. The special forces handed the note to Bowerman first, and Bowerman suppressed the matter. The emperor still doesn't know about it. But after that, Bowerman was worried that the assassin hiding in the Royal Castle would continue to assassinate, so he made an excuse, saying that there might be accomplices of Nemesis in the Royal Castle."

"For this reason, the Storm Special Combat Force has taken full control of all security work in the Imperial Castle, and the Emperor..."

At this point, Wolfgang took a puff of his cigarette, shook his head and said, "Ever since the results of the Battle of Enzos were delivered, the Emperor... has been in a state of rage. In addition, the rebels have been constantly creating riots and inciting the people, which has made the Emperor very anxious."

"Although the emperor was not hurt in Belasso's assassination, his mood was obviously a little off since that day. In addition, Bowerman later said that there might be assassins in the Royal Castle, which deeply stimulated him."

"As a result, everyone in the Imperial Castle was under strict surveillance. This was not only because the Emperor was worried that someone among them had colluded with the assassin, but also because..."

At this point, Wolfgang sighed heavily.

"Because of what?" Dinggel keenly noticed that after the results of the Battle of Enzos were delivered, a major change occurred inside the Royal Castle.

Wolfgang took the pipe from his mouth, looked at Dingle solemnly, and said:

"It's still because of the Battle of Enzos."

"In the military today, there is a general consensus that... it was a very failed battle."

"The Sixth Army was completely annihilated. You may not fully understand what that means."

Dinger's face darkened, and just as he was about to speak, Wolfgang said:

"Dylan started as a low-level soldier and rose to the position of general through many battles. The Sixth Army under his command, like him, was finally built into an iron-blooded army after going through countless battles."

"'The Backbone of the Empire' is not just a boast. In our army, the Sixth Army is an extraordinary existence. But now even the Sixth Army is forced to choose to perish together with the Yan people. That to a large extent shows that..."

Wolfgang stopped talking, but Dinger continued in a low voice:

“The gap is huge and difficult to match.”

Hearing this, Wolfgang's expression became a little gloomy:

"In the post-war summary meeting for the Enzos Campaign, most people in the military, except the Emperor, generally held a negative attitude."

"They dare not say it, but I know what they are thinking."

"If the Battle of Enzos still doesn't end this war, and the Yan people continue to launch invasions, then... given the current state of the empire, we will be dragged down by this war..."

Hearing this, Dingle's heart sank. He couldn't help but think of what Dylan had said before. On the way back to Salivia this time, there was an obvious sense of panic in every city he passed through.

Wolfgang continued:

"In fact, we can't blame them for thinking this way. After all, the facts are here. Since the Yan people officially launched the invasion, although it has not been long, they have fought several battles. Each of them is a large-scale battle, and the troops and resources mobilized are extremely huge."

"In the past, we might have fought such a large-scale battle only once a year, but now we have fought several battles in a month, which has put a lot of pressure on the army. The most important thing is that each of these battles ended in a miserable defeat."

Wolfgang put down his pipe and rubbed his face tiredly:

"This is a disastrous defeat that can no longer be concealed. Everyone, whether in the army or among the civilians, knows that we are constantly losing. The Yan people are advancing with their large army, and we are retreating step by step. The armies that go to fight are defeated one after another."

"Even before the disturbance caused by the previous defeat has subsided, the news of the next defeat is already on the way."

"We lost too quickly and too many people were killed. The civilians will only question our army. After all, we always won in the past. But how could they know that only those soldiers who fought against the Yan people could understand the extent of the enemy's military strength."

"And those rebels are taking advantage of the opportunity to cause chaos and slander the emperor's regime. In the past, these inflammatory remarks would only make people laugh, and no young people would be deceived."

"But in this period, I must admit that this has indeed affected a lot of people, otherwise the Belazo assassination would not have happened."

Dinger said in a deep voice: "Indeed, I saw some flyers on the street on my way to Salivia."

"And...it doesn't seem to be issued by the Kosovo rebels..."

Wolfgang rubbed his fingers together. "Yeah... Kosovo rebels are just a general term. We can't tell our people that we haven't solved the historical problems yet and that the small countries we conquered before haven't completely surrendered yet."

"If the empire had continued to prosper, these problems would have been slowly resolved and would never have been brought to the surface. But now this war has dragged us into the quagmire, so it has become acute and thorny."

"In the military, the thinking of some people has also changed due to many factors. At the post-war review meeting that night, we all agreed that blocking the mountain pass of Enzos would not end the war."

"The Yan people were very well prepared, so they were able to advance rapidly. Therefore, even if their route of advance is temporarily cut off, it will only hinder them for a period of time. Once they open up a new route and continue to advance, we will still have to face their strong invasion."

"Based on the continuous defeats on the battlefield, the conflicts within the country that cannot be reconciled in a short time, and the concerns about the strong military strength of the enemy country, some people have proposed that we should negotiate with the Yan people as soon as possible. The ultimate goal of the negotiations is a truce, and to achieve this goal, a certain degree of compromise can be made."

Hearing this, Dinger's eyes narrowed and he asked:

"And then? What did the Emperor say?"

Wolfgang crossed his legs, blew out a smoke ring, squinted at Dingle, and said:

"He was shot dead on the spot."

As soon as he finished speaking, there was a knock on the door.

They both turned their heads and looked over at the same time.