This is also the reason why many officials within the British Commonwealth are dissatisfied with Montgory. It’s because you, a rookie, delayed our share of the pie getting smaller.
You deserve death!!!
Yu Feng then went to check the posts on the Imperial Camp side and found so news.
The Empire is indeed reorganizing its forces, preparing to use this victory to launch another Blitzkrieg, splitting the Anglo-Arican Allied Army’s forces on the Western Front.
And to seize a series of important ports, using the Allied soldiers stranded on the Western Front to force the Anglo-Arican Commonwealth to negotiate, thereby concentrating forces to deal with the Eastern Front.
These are internal ssages organized by players from the Imperial Camp.
Just....
Looking at the operation of this plan, the latter part.
Yu Feng found it oddly familiar and uncertainly said:
"Could this be a plan devised by the Imperial Leader?"
Because this last part is just too reminiscent of ’Dunkirk’.
Back at ’Dunkirk’, the Empire attempted to force the Commonwealth to negotiate by stranding over 300,000 British Commonwealth soldiers there.
But who would have thought the fishing boats would arrive, completing the evacuation of over 300,000 within a few days, and the plan was abandoned.
And now it’s happening again.
Once again attempting to seize ports, using the Allied soldiers stranded on the Western Front to force the Allies into negotiations.
Although the goal is to use negotiation to buy ti and fully concentrate on the Eastern Front.
But whether this plan succeeds or not is beside the point.
Just looking at the faces of those Anglo-Arican Commonwealth high-level politicians on Blue Star.... Are those soldiers even considered people?
Tens of thousands of deaths.
The high-level Commonwealth was arguing because the plan failed, and they couldn’t gain subsequent benefits.
In this situation.... the Empire wants to use those soldiers to force the high-level Commonwealth to negotiate.
It’s genuinely a bit naive.
Those Anglo-Arican high-levels don’t even consider those soldiers as people. On the contrary, the Empire really treats those soldiers as humans, as bargaining chips....
But after this commotion.
The failure of the Market Garden Operation has made the situation in Europe a bit enigmatic again.
Nobody expected the Empire, already at its wit’s end, to be given a lifeline by the Anglo-Arican Allied Army.
Yu Feng watched the ’real-ti map’ and chatted with the live stream, and then prepared to start again, but this ti choosing the Imperial Camp. The British Commonwealth side truly angered him.
....
A few days later.
In Yu Feng’s live stream room.
Yu Feng was now within the 6th Armored Army Group of the Imperial Party Guard’s subsidiary corps.
His starting identity was as a deputy regint commander.
And the actions and orders of the Imperial 6th Armored Army Group confird the forum news a few days ago because Yu Feng was heading to the frontline.
The goal is also to prepare for a surprise attack on the Allied forces.
Yu Feng sat in the command vehicle, looking at the map, and explained to the fellow viewers:
"The counterattack is real."
"The plan is pretty much the sa as what was seen on the forum a few days ago."
"Hiss—"
"With so many players, it seems this ga has no secrets."
"My frontline units just received the news, and those playing as Imperial officials leaked it days ago."
"The plan is indeed devised by the Supre Leader."
"Hmm... how to put it, I’ll refrain from comnting."
"Although a bit naive, it does treat those Anglo-Arican Allied Army soldiers as humans, which is amusing."
"Suddenly, the joke seems a bit cold."
Yu Feng spoke:
"We’ve gathered around 200,000 troops and 500 tanks, which is all we could muster on the Western Front."
"I can’t imagine what failure this ti would bring."
Seeing various comnts floating in the chat, Yu Feng chose so to respond:
"Fight?"
"That’ll have to wait; you know how the Empire’s logistics are."
"They can’t supply us now."
"Speaking out doesn’t matter, as the Earth NPCs generally won’t listen to player intelligence; currently, the Empire’s offensive fuel isn’t even fully mustered."
"It’s good enough if half of the 500 tanks can start."
"So the Allies have so ti to organize a defense line."
"No choice, the Empire’s situation is just like that."
"Supply can’t keep up."
Yu Feng chatted, and suddenly the comnts exploded.
[Whoa?! Quickly check the player forum!]
[The Empire collapsed again!!!]
[No hope, no hope, strear should quickly suicide and switch to the Allied Camp.]
[What a pity.]
Yu Feng looked at these comnts, sowhat puzzled, and quickly opened the player forum, only to be t with posts marked ’explosive’.
[Roml poisoned himself to death, the Imperial Leader has gone mad!]
Seeing this post, Yu Feng was dumbfounded:
"Whoa?!"
"What’s going on? Roml is gone?"
"Wasn’t it said last ti that he was hospitalized after an air raid from the British Commonwealth?"
"How did he suddenly poison himself?"
And what does this have to do with the Imperial Leader?
Yu Feng clicked into the post.
What appeared were several photos, evidently screenshots from the live stream room.
But you could vaguely see Roml’s clear visage from the side, as well as those surrounding him, the ’Gestapo,’ with one person saying sothing while handing Roml sothing.
Eventually, Roml chose to take it, and then returned indoors, triggering the player’s assumption that he might have been saying goodbye to his family.
Roml then appeared in the yard, wearing a military uniform, petting his dog before, under the watch of the Gestapo, swallowing sothing.
He then sat on a chair in the yard.
It was only a few seconds.
Roml’s body slumped and completely collapsed.
The photo series from the yard ended here.
And the next and final photo showed a newspaper, with the headline being ’Empire’s Hero, General Roml’s Sudden Death from Illness’.
Below were the condolences from the Imperial Leader.
Yet, looking at these photos.
Blue Star players only felt endless absurdity; the Empire’s politics seed quite treacherous. How could such a famous general just be forced into suicide?
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