But the tauren general had already laughed out loud: "Then you go back to New Yumen. Young man, there are more robots, more soldiers, and more strategic depth space, which is your stage. You are all

You have helped me set up several reserve headquarters, I will try my best to hold on for as long as possible..."

"If possible..."

"If things must go against my will, I will also be very aware of current affairs. This is something I have discussed with Chief Carter, but you, as an adviser, cannot say it. Oh, the situation we have here, as long as a shot is fired, it will be worthy of the earth and Nixi.

President Ta." Brigadier General Gore patted Summers on the shoulder: "It's you, young man, there is more space to move around in the new Yumen than here, but because of this, I am worried about you.

And what unrealistic ideas does Chief Carter have?"

Because the Tauren General was so frank, Summers was speechless for a while.

After nearly half a minute, he forced out an unnatural smile: "If I tell you, we are actually prepared not to resist. Would you believe it?"

"I am uneducated, but you can't think me stupid! Haha, I have been staying in Xinyumen for more than half a year. I have seen the Tulong Port that has been evacuated, and I have seen those fierce sand

Folk boy, haha, it would be great if you were my soldier. I have also seen those ancient giants buried under the yellow sand."

"Yes, so we are indeed prepared not to resist."

"Is this some subtle tactic?" the tauren general asked doubtfully.

The engineer did not answer, and finally responded with a noncommittal smile, and then performed a military salute.

The tauren general looked at the opponent's overly standard, community military salute that had undergone long-term professional training. He was slightly startled, but as if he understood something, he responded with a smile.

As a result, the scene was immediately filled with a solemn and solemn atmosphere, as if a comrade was bidding farewell.

The other officers were a little restless. They looked at the black screen on the observation screen and the flickering light spots, and felt that the current situation was a bit exaggerated.

There is indeed only one signal at the moment, and it should only be a reconnaissance ship.

As soon as this thought crossed their minds, the flickering on the screen became obviously lively, with constantly beating light spots flashing frequently, as if it had changed from a dark and silent pool to a hornet's nest that had been punctured.
Chapter completed!