The Fourth Calamity never believed in the steel torrent!

Chapter 92 Andreosha, you're not the same as before.
"How is your injury now? Is it alright? Are you feeling any discomfort?"

Looking at the blood-stained bandages on Boris's chest, Andrei asked with concern.

However, Boris just grinned, his face full of nonchalant nonchalance.

"Haha, Company Commander, it's rare to see you care about a grown man like me. You're not paying attention to your little girl anymore. Have you changed your ways?"

"Don't worry, it's just a minor injury. Besides, I've already received treatment and I feel great now!"

is it?

If Boris hadn't been consciously careful to move his right arm while driving to avoid muscle strain, he might have actually believed it was just a minor injury.

During yesterday's night raid, when Andrei led his team to steal from the enemy's base, Boris naturally followed Andrei, risking his life and staying close behind him.

Then, unfortunately, Boris was shot in the right chest for no apparent reason. Although it didn't hit a major artery, the injury was still very serious.

Fortunately, the medic players were quite helpful. Although the medics' items weren't as effective on non-player units, the medkits and syringes were still pretty good.

A first-aid kit was thrown over, and the bandages quickly stopped Boris's bleeding. The small needles seemed to have the effect of an anesthetic, and perhaps a little adrenaline as well.
Anyway, when Andrei looked back, he saw that Boris, who was lying on the ground, had been pricked with a needle by a passing player, got up, wrapped a couple of bandages around his neck, and continued charging.

After he returned, Yelena took him to receive further treatment, and his injuries are now much better.

However, Boris had barely finished speaking about himself when he looked at Andrei, paused for a moment, and then suddenly said:
"Company Commander, I have a suggestion. You should probably stop leading the charge yourself next time. It's too dangerous!"

"Fortunately, it was me who was shot. If it had been you who was shot, or if something else had happened to you during the charge, how would I have explained it to General Vorontsov?"

Upon hearing this, not only Boris, but Yelena, who had been sitting in the back seat, also jumped up and looked at Andrei with concern.

"Andreosha, what were you thinking? Why did you lead your company into battle personally?"

"In my memory, you've never been like this... uh, how should I put it? I remember you always saying you wanted to be a poet and had no desire to fight in wars!"

Is that so? Did he originally want to be a poet?
Andrei blinked. Having traveled through time, he found it hard to imagine what a poet should be.
Like Li Bai, drinking and singing like a drunkard? That's a stereotype he has of poets!
"Don't worry, I wouldn't have rushed in if I wasn't confident!"

Faced with their concerned gazes, Andrei sighed and said:
"Honestly, at that point, there was no other way but to charge. The other soldiers were risking their lives and rushing to the front, while their company commander was hiding in the back watching them die. Let alone whether they could accept it, I myself would feel guilty!"

"And in a situation like this, if I don't charge alongside them, how can they muster the morale to repel the enemy?"

After hearing Andrei's words, Yelena and Boris looked at each other in bewilderment.

"Andryosha, what exactly happened to you on the battlefield? You've changed!"

"You were never like this before, you used to, uh..."

Recalling something, Yelena's face lit up with a smile, but she managed to suppress it.

Andrei blinked, looking puzzled, and asked:

"What happened to me before? What was I like before?" Seeing the confusion in their eyes, Andrei gave a wry smile and explained:
"Honestly, I really don't know what I used to be like. Do you remember when I got hit on the head by a shell in the trench? That's when I lost my memory!"

“Sometimes I can vaguely recall some things, but overall, I really can’t remember what it was like before, and I can’t even remember who you are.”

Upon hearing this, Yelena's mouth dropped open in astonishment.

"Huh? No way, Andreosha, you said you've lost your memory? Then do you remember who I am?"

Andrei shook his head, indicating that he really didn't know.

He'd kept it a secret for so long, he wasn't going to keep it a secret any longer. It was fine while he was fighting, but as he started talking to others, it was bound to be exposed sooner or later.

Rather than stammering at that point, he might as well clarify things now. After all, he had established his prestige in the company after this battle, and he mainly relied on players to fight.

Therefore, he doesn't need to worry about his amnesia causing soldiers to disobey orders or even being abandoned on the battlefield.

"Goddess of Spring, do you really not remember me? Are you kidding me?"

Seeing that Andrei looked genuinely confused, Yelena grabbed his collar excitedly and stared straight into his eyes, saying:

"Andreosha, are you sure you're not kidding me? This isn't funny at all! Shit, why haven't you ever told me about this before?"

Andrei quickly raised his hands in surrender, then said rather helplessly:
“I swear, I really wasn’t joking, I really don’t remember anything.”

"I can remember that what we usually do now is called a car, I carry a pistol on my waist, and I know that we are at war. I have no problem with these common sense things, but I can't remember a single thing about people!"

"Besides, we've been busy fighting all this time, how could I have had time to talk about such things?"

"Even if I really said I had amnesia, wouldn't that seem like an excuse to shirk responsibility and desert my post?"

Then, Andrei stared into Yelena's eyes and asked:

"So could you tell me what our relationship was before? It seems like we've known each other for a long time?"

Yelena's eyes reddened slightly, and she couldn't help but cover her mouth. Boris also frowned, seemingly lost in thought, but his grip on the steering wheel was so tight that the veins on his hands bulged.

Seeing Andrei's puzzled expression, Yelena took a deep breath.

"What relationship? We're not related! But we've definitely known each other for a long time!"

“I joined the Order of the Goddess of Spring at the age of five because my talent was discovered, and I studied as a medical nun. The church where I practiced was on your family’s land!”

"I remember not long after I arrived here, you and your bunch of cronies were always stealing our apples. You've been stealing since you were a child, even when you went to military school. Don't you remember?"

(End of this chapter)