my stealth fighter

Chapter 1232 Medal
Relatively speaking, this commercial street was already the busiest in the small town. In a blink of an eye, it seemed as if it had been bombed, and it turned into ruins. It was still very deserted in the morning, there were no pedestrians, not even screams, only the burglar alarm in the store was beeping.

Trembling, Marikina lowered her arm covering her head and saw in horror the rubble around her. She was miraculously unscathed, but she feared something worse was about to happen.

Pasinkova half-kneeled on the ground, with her head bowed, her face hidden in the shadows and hair, and her expression could not be seen.

"General?" Marikina carefully reached out her hand, and when she was about to touch her, she was suddenly caught by her backhand.

The two looked at each other, and Marikina's heart stopped for a while, thinking that she would see the ancient madness in Pasinkova's eyes again.

But no, Pasinkova's eyes were unexpectedly pure, neither as sharp as usual, nor as angry a few seconds ago, as clear as a little girl.

There were murmurs one after another in the rubble, and Marikina couldn't help but turned her head to take a look, and was even more surprised to find that the people in the bar, as the first victims, hadn't died yet. It is not surprising that there are puddles of mud and minced meat.

Pasinkova let go of her hand, her eyes darkened and out of focus for a moment, but she quickly refocused and returned to her usual look, or close to it, just with a touch of anger.

Marikina breathed a sigh of relief. It should be that Pasinkova intervened in time at the critical moment, directing most of the impact to the sky, and protecting the nearby people from Pasinkova who was on the verge of losing control. The consequences are irreversible. At that moment, Pasinkova must have experienced a fierce confrontation between heaven and man in her body. The ape-man ancestor must have incited her hatred, and she was close to success.

"General! Calm down!" Marikina was afraid that she would lose control again, "Let's get out of here first! Don't implicate more people!"

Pasinkova took a few deep breaths, nodded reluctantly, and took Marikina and Major Granite directly into the sky without any further scruples. The icy cold wind cooled her feverish mind a little.

"Major, what happened? Your arm..." She gritted her teeth and asked.

Major Granite really drank too much, otherwise she should have been even more surprised when she saw Pasinkova. Even now, she was still talking drunkenly, and smiled nonchalantly, reeking of alcohol: "It's nothing, I've been ambushed, Lyudmila's support also went a little wrong~"

Marikina's heart moved. Lyudmila was the senior telepath. Although Marikina had only seen her once or twice through the glass and had never dealt with her, Marikina believed it for no reason. Senior Demira will never make a mistake, if he makes a mistake, it must be intentional!

Senior Lyudmila probably thought that if Major Granite was allowed to stay on the battlefield, the end would be a dead end, but it was impossible to make Major Granite, a stubborn donkey, back down voluntarily. The only way to save her life was to let She was so badly wounded that she could never return to the battlefield!
Senior Lyudmila, are you looking at us now?
Pasinkova lifted Major Granite's loose hair in pain, and found that her face was covered with bruises from fists and kicks, which were obviously done by the bartenders.

What is Tiger Falling in Pingyang Being Bullied by Dogs?
Of course, Major Granite must have not resisted, otherwise even if she lost an arm, she would definitely not be bullied by ordinary people.

Major Granite laughed and said, "It's worth a night of drinking in exchange for a beating! Those girls with thin skin and tender flesh have soft fists~"

It became clear that Major Granite would not pay for a drink in a bar, but would rather be beaten and thrown out of the bar.She should have received a pension after retiring from the army, but first, the country’s inflation is serious, and the standard of the pension has not changed for many years. Second, no matter how much the pension is, it is not enough to go to the bar to get drunk every day, and it will be spent in the end After spending all the money, he can only go to the bar to eat the overlord meal.

But Pasinkova still didn't understand why Major Granite came to this small town after retiring from the army?If it's just for drunkenness, isn't there more bars in big cities?

"General! Look over there!" Marikina found that Pasinkova flew near the cemetery, which may be due to her subconscious desire to visit the grave.

Pasinkova looked over and remembered that this was the last time she met Major Granite. At that time, they had a big fight in the cemetery, causing serious damage to the cemetery, and she never expected this The municipal government of this dying small city can afford to repair it, but at this moment, most of the damaged areas have been restored to their original state, or close to their original state. Although the repair level is very rough, at least it makes the cemetery look like a cemetery, and Not a mass grave.

On the side of a low hill next to the cemetery, there is a shack with air leaks everywhere, which looks very much like the residence of the homeless, but even the homeless will not live next to the cemetery with the dead. Empty wine bottles.

Pasinkova landed in front of the shed, she didn’t need to open it to go in, she already saw the familiar pair of iron shoes in the shed, if there was anything valuable in the shed, it was the heinous number of medals Yes, as soon as she stretched out her hand, these medals fell into her palm as if they were alive.These medals were all bought by Major Granite with blood and tears. Even if he was poor, he did not exchange them for wine money.

"Marigina."

"General?"

"Will you pick some wild flowers for me? This may be the last time I visit the grave."

"...Okay, General."

Marikina's tears fell like broken pearls. While crying, she looked for the wild flowers that were still blooming tenaciously under the first snow. Left to fend for themselves, but nonetheless try to prove to the world that they ever existed.

The snow in front of the tombstone was cleared, and a bouquet of colorful wild flowers was placed in front of the portraits of the two. Pasinkova stood in front of her parents' grave for a long time without saying a word.

In the morning, Marikina was afraid of being watched, and now she is even more afraid. She is not worried about herself, but for them. Once someone is ignorant and bubbling at this time, it is like hitting the muzzle of the gun. A man can bear the wrath of a general.

"I have never begged anyone in my life, even when I was in prison." Pasinkova said, and Marikina didn't know how to answer, so she could only hum.

"However, this time I'm afraid I need to ask others." Pasinkova said.

Marikina hummed again, she knew who the general wanted to ask for, and if necessary, she would follow suit, even if she knelt down.

(End of this chapter)