[Yinying Doujin] Tearing Dreamland

By the end of that year, Reinhardt's carefully executed encirclement of the city was largely complete.With the arrival of snowflakes, manpower and material resources were gradually sent to the outskirts. When the first heavy snow fell in winter, there were only a few soldiers left, and Mittermeier accompanied Reinhardt.

At that time, soldiers who were about the same age as Admiral Gilfies left one after another, and a large funeral was held the day before it snowed.

desolate.

Only then did Mittermeier realize that this would be the last year of Reoenthal.

He thought that when things in Los Angeles were over, in the last few days, they could take time off, go drink and chat, and then that person would dissolve into a tiny substance in the vast land and be with him.

Until I went to him in the same form again.

But Mittermeier felt a little unexpectedly sad when he thought of staying recklessly and never having the chance to say anything to him afterwards.

Just wait, chances will always come.

In January, new soldiers were sent over, and the newborn "newcomers" were still being taken care of by some soldiers. According to them, it was like taking care of a baby. Those people had no basic concept of the world or their own judgment. concept.

In fact, the manpower at that time was enough to deal with basic affairs, but because Reinhardt was still there, all the generals were more cautious.Midameia also asked Caesar to retreat to the outer suburbs many times, and now there is really no reason to stay here.

But Reinhardt disagreed, insisting on waiting until the encirclement was fully completed.Next, the entire city can be blocked, traffic arteries can be controlled, and travel is prohibited. Through this, some conflicts on the outskirts of the city may be initiated, and the soldiers in this original stronghold can directly control the Peace Security Bureau, and then control the life of the entire city.

They've got their hands on the arteries of this decaying, rotting city.

But Reinhardt's plan was scuppered in late January.

enemy attack.

Before figuring out why and how he was discovered, Mittermeier directed most of the men to fight back, and sent soldiers to escort Caesar out first.

Before that, however, they found themselves surrounded by each other.

Will it be Yang Weili?

Reinhard simply rejected this idea in his head.Not only because of the trust in personality, but also because the human being has seen the encirclement he set up in the outer suburbs, he should destroy the encirclement first, and then wipe out the remaining forces here, but it is impossible for other people in the outer suburbs to be careless. At this level, it is even more unlikely that there is no news at all, so it is more likely that they discovered this place and thought that these troops were about all the troops (indeed, the troops staying here now are the same as when Gilphiaes raided the opponent at that time. The number of troops is about the same, and to some extent slightly more).

Mittermeier and Reinhardt had the same first guess at the beginning, but since he did not understand the content of the conversation between Caesar and Yang Weili, he could only judge from the fact that he had never received information about the situation in the outer suburbs. It is not an attack that fully understands one's own strength.

And Mittermeier also thought of Caesar's serious expression after the conversation, which made him extremely puzzled, but this serious expression has gradually shown a kind of determination recently.

This reassured Mittermeier a little, but he didn't understand Caesar's thoughts, nor did he know whether the changes in Reinhardt were good or bad.

But no matter what kind of thoughts are filled in the mind, one thing is certain.

The opponent must have enough troops to eliminate all the people here now.

The situation is not good for us.

Reinhard looked at his honey-haired subordinate with a serious face, not knowing what the other party thought in this situation.

Mittermeier only glanced at his superior, and then said calmly: "Your Highness, please don't worry. Since I raised the rebel flag, I haven't had a single battle, big or small. It's not that the troops are inferior to the opponent. It is disadvantageous. But I swear here that even if it costs my own life, I will let you break out."

Mittermeier added quietly in his heart: I want you to go to Luoyan Tal's side.

And the words buried in his heart, like spring rain, sprouted countless sorrows in Mittermeier's heart.

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