"I said, let's go kill those six thousand people." I turned around with a half-smile on my face.

"No problem." Haiert was stunned for a moment, and then became excited again. His hard-lined face was filled with a red light of excitement, and his sparkling eyes bulged: "I'll go call a group right away.

One group is enough!”

Looking at the way he was gearing up, he looked like a starving ghost after seeing abundant food.

"No, what I mean by us is you and me." I stared into Geert's eyes and said slowly, "It doesn't include anyone else."

Obviously, my words seemed to pour cold water on Geert, and his originally excited face immediately turned pale.

"Boss, are you okay?" Haiert looked at me in disbelief. I think he must be doubting my mental health: "Just the two of us... going to deal with six thousand people?"

"That's right, it's the two of us."

"Are you crazy, boss? There are two of us against six thousand people... This is impossible!"

"How can it be impossible?" I said calmly: "You are so good at martial arts, and I can do some magic."

"That's not enough to deal with six thousand people!" Haiert almost yelled. He jumped up, reached out and grabbed my shoulders, and his eyes were so sharp that they seemed to penetrate my head:

"You're crazy! You know what the consequences will be..."

"Consequences?" I slapped Haiert on the face: "You still know the consequences!"

"Boss! Why...you hit me!" A trace of blood hung on the corner of his mouth. Helter was stunned by me. He shook his groggy head and stared at me fiercely: "You have never hit me in the face. I

What's wrong?"

"That's right? You're right? Do you know who the other party is? Do you know the consequences of attacking rashly? Do you know that reckless behavior will put everyone in danger? If they are the enemy's vanguard

, what will be the consequences of your reckless attack? What will be the consequences if you attack a friendly force!" I said coldly: "Yes, I hit you, are you very unconvinced? You have always been unconvinced, right?

, ever since the day I climbed into the orchard and became the boss when I was little, you have been very dissatisfied, haven't you?"

Perhaps he didn't expect me to mention this suddenly. Helter wanted to say something, but he opened his mouth but was speechless.

"It seems that you really care about this title. Is this title really so important to you? So much so that you have to do everything possible to express yourself and prove that you are better than me." I continued: "I'm not wrong, right?

?”

Haiert swallowed dryly with his Adam's apple, but still didn't speak. Although he was silent, his inner struggle was all on his face.

"You should still remember what I said earlier, I hope you, I hope all my brothers are stronger than me, I hope you can make your name famous all over the world with dignity... But this does not mean that you can do things regardless of the consequences.

"I said: "You are one year older than me, you should understand this."

As if my words stimulated him, Haiert's eyes became fierce: "I didn't!"

"No? Then who is attacking without knowing the enemy's situation? Is it me? It's okay if you want to kill the enemy and make meritorious deeds, but don't drag my soldiers to die!" My voice gradually became louder.

Not planning to leave any room for him: "Have you ever looked carefully at the dead soldiers? Have you looked carefully at their eyes? Those shocked, confused, helpless... and finally despairing eyes!"

At this moment, I seemed to have returned to the blood-red Tucheng, and seemed to hear the dying cries of the soldiers. My chest felt like it was bound by an iron ring, and I almost went crazy with the feeling of being out of breath.

…

I gritted my teeth and shook off the blood-stained nightmare, and glared: "As your boss, if you want to be cool, I will go with you. I will not let the soldiers accompany you to die."

"You're going to die!" Helter rushed over and came face to face with me, shouting, "I will definitely win!"

"There is no victory in a useless battle! You can't impose your desire for victory on others!" I grabbed Helter's collar and drove my words into Helter's ears word by word:

"It's true that soldiers dying in battle is nothing, but I won't let them die meaninglessly."

"What does it mean to be meaningless!" Haiert could hardly control himself and shook my hand away: "I am a commander. How can it be meaningless when I lead my soldiers to fight bloody battles?"

"Commander? You can only be considered a third-rate commander now."

"Then how good are you? You're not even close to me!" Haiert turned his head and looked aside, his neck was as hard as if it were made of iron, and he said a hard sentence: "Without me, you would have been finished."

"Yes, I'm not much different from you..." I sighed: "It's different when you have military exploits... Let's let strength speak for itself. Do you still remember how to fight?"

"Remember!"

"Then what are you waiting for? You arrogant idiot! A short-sighted fool!"

"I'm not an idiot!" Haiert's eyes turned red and he clenched his fists tightly: "I'm not a reckless man either!"

I was too lazy to talk nonsense, so I punched him. Haiert dodged a few times at first, but couldn't stand my repeated provocations, and finally yelled and started fighting with me.

This fight lasted for a long time, with no one holding back, and there was no audience.

After half an hour, Geert and I were both out of breath and lying on the ground like mud.

With the exhaustion of physical strength, everyone's irritable mood has also eased a lot. Amidst each other's heavy and rapid breathing, our eyes gradually relaxed.

We lay on the field, with the gentle wind slowly combing our sweat-soaked hair. In the end, the two of us burst out laughing after looking at each other for a long time, just like when we were kids.

"Bah! Bah bah..." Haiert spat out a few pieces of rotten grass in his mouth: "You're doing this again, you're so shameless, you're not even a noble!"

He said that because... I acted rogue again in the fight.

"Noble? When did you think I was a noble again?" I chuckled: "It feels bad to suffer a loss, doesn't it?"

"Come and eat!" Haiert complained angrily as he wiped the dirt from his face.

"Damn!" I sat up and rolled my eyes at Geert: "I will eat anything, as long as I don't suffer a loss."

"Damn!" Haiert slowly crawled over and sat next to me: "It hurts..."

"Why are you sitting so close? Sit a little further away." I pushed him: "Has the problem with you been solved?"

"Don't push me... I have no strength." Haiert said: "What... is going on?"

"What's going on?"

"I'm talking about our relationship." Haiert said: "On the one hand, I know that you are my boss, and I also know that I value our relationship very much. But on the other hand, I want to surpass you in everything.

...Holy shit, I've tolerated you for a long time, and I can't suppress this desire no matter how hard I try."

"The reason why people are called people is because they have feelings, and desires are possessed by all living things. In fact, this is not a contradiction. As a person, the most difficult thing is to correctly handle the balance between feelings and desires.

." I said: "You are a smart guy, you should know how to do it. In fact, the relationship between people is very delicate, and I can't give you any advice."

"How should I choose? My head is about to explode." Geert lay helplessly on the ground, picked up a piece of grass and bit it in his mouth: "Boss... can you tell me how to do it well? Tell me.

"

"No."

"Why?"

"No reason."

There was a long silence.

"I don't know what I am doing..." Haiert shook his head and said, "Tell me, boss, even if I am begging you."

"You are blinded by desire..." I said, "Don't you take a good look at yourself?"

"Look at yourself?" Helter muttered, tilted his head to one side and inhaled gently, enjoying the scent of the grass carefully: "I don't even have time to look at others, so I still have time to look at myself?"

"Yes! This period of time is too impetuous. We are overwhelmed by so many things that we have no time to look at ourselves." I nodded and said, "There are too many miscellaneous things, and my thoughts are also very messy."

"No wonder you don't show up often these days. It turns out you went to examine yourself." Haiert turned around and looked at me and said, "Boss, tell me the results of your examination, or I can borrow it."

"I need to handle some things correctly." I said, "This problem is not unique to you. The relationship between me and Fichet is also a big problem."
Chapter completed!