After drinking a small bucket of fermentation water, Andre loosened the red satin belt with gold embroidered pineapple and said seriously: "No, I have to go to the bathroom."

After saying that, he turned around and was about to leave.

"Wait, you're going to escape in the last battle, right?" Winters grabbed Andre.

"How could I be that kind of person?" Andre suddenly became anxious: "I really want to go to the bathroom!"

Winters let go of his hand suspiciously, Andre strode away, leaving Winters alone in the banquet hall.

The two of them were drinking and chatting, but the strangeness was not obvious.

When only Winters, a Venetta, was left in the ocean of Paratu dialect, a sense of loneliness suddenly surged into my heart.

Looking around, the officers of Palatu's native place laughed and sang, and the gentlemen of Revodant were in groups of three or five, each forming a circle.

"Ana is still waiting for me?" Winters thought to himself. He wanted to leave, but he couldn't leave.

Someone approached, and Winters could instinctively look at the sound source: a bald man with scarred face and a somewhat thin man pulled another tall soldier over.

The first two are the military chief of Baishan County "College Gaisa" and the military chief of the former military chief of Tiefeng County "Major Ronald".

Winters didn't know the people who followed him, but his status was obviously not low.

Geisa and Ronald were both school officials. As captains, Winters saluted first.

Geisa was stunned and replied.

Since Winters offered to return a thousand horses, Geisa's attitude towards him has softened a lot.

The bald colonel was happy and agreed to Winters' request to return the prisoner - Winters had three arrows locked up in Geisa's prison.

When the strange soldier looked at Winters, Winters was also observing the other party.

The visitor was tall, with deep eye sockets and a bit gloomy expression.

"This is the garrison of Leiqun County, Colonel Skur." Geisa took the initiative to introduce Winters, as if he was worried that Winters would not understand, Geisa explained: "Most of the Hussars I brought were Lei

People from the town.”

After hearing this, Winters bowed to Colonel Skul alone.

Colonel Skul did not return the gift. He looked at Winters with a complicated look: "Which period are you?"

"Issue 21." Winters replied.

"It's all the 21st period." Colonel Skul sighed and suddenly asked Winters directly: "Did you kill Zeppel?"

Zeppel Winters stinged, but he couldn't remember who it was. He kept searching in his memory and soon realized that this was the name of the Vorne County garrison.

Sure enough, this kind of thing is inevitable.

"Although Colonel Zeppel was not killed by myself, as the supreme commander of the other party participating in the war, Colonel Zeppel did die at my hands."

Hurry up, if you want to insult and seek revenge, you can have fun.

...

Meanwhile, on the balcony on the second floor of the banquet hall, Colonel Moritz was passing a bottle of liquor with an unexpected drinker.

"When we meet on the battlefield, we will be the enemy, clearly and clearly." Moritz sat in the corner of the wall, stretched his legs, and said slowly: "Now that we have become cousins, things can't be cut and messed up,

It's hard to part with..."

Captain Morrow stood against the wall, saying nothing.

...

Colonel Skur's nose was expanding and his words were about to blurt out, but he endured it back.

The two of them stood face to face, and neither spoke.

"Don't make things difficult for the kids." Ronald put his hand on Scul's shoulder: "If Zeppel had a chance, Zeppel wouldn't do the same thing."

Ronald was speaking for Winters, but his words stinged Winters like a soldering iron.

"Don't have to 'excuse me' in this way, please don't do this." Winters stood up straight, and he had a lot to say, but in the end he only filtered out a short sentence: "Kill Colonel Zeppel

My behavior follows my subjective wishes, not forced by the situation, but forced to do so."

Colonel Skur's body suddenly tensed, and his cheeks were twitching.

If Skul was a reckless, simple, ventilated guy, he would yell, yell, curse, or even wave his fist to teach this young boy a lesson.

But Skur is not. On the contrary, from the beginning of entering the Land Court, he has been famous for his deep thoughts and outstanding eloquence.

After just a brief conversation, Skur realized that torture, blame and questioning could not shake the person in front of him.

Finally, thousands of words were summed up in a powerless sentence: "Is it worth it? Do you really think it's all worth it?"

Winters fell silent, too.

Winters didn't know where the road was to go. He didn't know what the end was like. Even what he wanted at first, he was a little confused.

However, just trying to take a step, blood filled the footprints under your feet.

The battlefield where corpses are everywhere in the morning light, and the tragic scenes are enough to make anyone feel self-doubted.

"I don't know if it's worth it... I'm afraid it will take many years to know." Winters whispered: "I say this not to rationalize behavior or self-esteem. I'm just sure of one thing,

If the status quo continues, sooner or later there will be greater disasters."

Colonel Geisa and Major Ronald did not understand Winters' "crazy words", but Colonel Skur already understood.

"Don't talk about these metaphysical things." Skur's eyes were burning: "I want to ask you a more realistic question - do you still have to continue fighting?"

Skul asked aggressively: "Can you continue to fight?"

Winters suddenly realized that his conversation with Colonel Skul could omit a lot of intermediate content and go straight to the point.

And Skur definitely didn't want to test his determination.

"So what?" Winters asked back.

...

...

Two hours later.

"So what?" Andre asked impatiently.

Bud and Mason were also waiting with all concentration. Except for Mr. A and Mr. B, all the decision-makers in Ironfeng County were sitting next to this small table.
Chapter completed!