Mage Veja

Chapter 43
Will war break out?

What does it mean.

Veigar was stunned by Foster's question.

Commander-in-Chief Foster, as the brain of the entire group army, naturally has a lot of things to do every day, and now he came here specially to meet him to ask a question that anyone can answer.

Thinking so in his heart, Vega didn't dare to hesitate.

He intends to say something normal, not seeking merit but seeking no fault: "Forgive me for being bold, I don't think there will be a war."

"From a rational point of view."

"Your officer believes that as long as the armistice agreement remains, the conflict between us and the United Kingdom is irreconcilable, but since the Royal Army is several times weaker than the Imperial Army, even if they want to start a war, they will be powerless."

"Secondly, the national conflicts within the United Kingdom continue to intensify, the economy has fallen into a huge predicament, the unemployment rate continues to rise, and all social classes are hostile to each other. Rushing to launch a war at this time is tantamount to self-destruction."

After Veigar finished speaking, he quietly waited for Foster to speak.

This answer is well-known to the imperial government and the army, and it is also an inevitable result that everyone from the imperial military officers to the civilian class agrees with.At this time, the United Kingdom is still too busy to take care of itself, how can it be capable of provoking war.

During this critical period, it is the utmost benevolence for the empire not to tear up the armistice agreement.

Foster didn't speak.

As if he just woke up from his sleep, he said in a coaxing tone, "That's really good, Warrant Officer Vega is indeed an excellent soldier of the empire, and several staff officers of the General Staff of our Third Army think so too of."

"The lower officials are terrified."

Veigar said modestly: "The officer is only making a reasonable guess based on the current information. I think any soldier can answer this matter."

"It is true that any 'soldier' ​​can answer it..."

Foster stood up slowly and said: "I'm very glad to meet such an excellent imperial soldier like you, Warrant Officer. I hope that in the future military career, you can continue to contribute to the glory of the empire. I wish you good luck."

Vega froze.

Even the salute was forgotten.

Although it was difficult for others to find anything, this kind of tone without warmth clearly told him that his answer did not touch the heart of the commander-in-chief, and this answer was not the answer Foster wanted.

It is not too late.

Taking advantage of the fact that the commander-in-chief hadn't fully stood up yet, Veigar changed the subject and said, "However, the officer believes that this well-known answer is only reasonably speculated from the most rational point of view among all kinds of evidence, but compared to absolute rationality , human beings, as advanced animals with emotions, tend to be more inclined to 'unreasonable'."

"Oh?"

Foster's squinted eyes moved, and he sat back on his seat: "You mean..."

"I think……"

Veigar said word by word: "War is coming!"

Sala.

A sudden gust of wind rattled the curtains, and Foster suddenly opened his squinted eyes.

What kind of eyes are these?
Veigar is hard to describe in specific words.

The decisiveness of a cheetah, the wisdom of a fox, the foresight of an eagle, the power of a tiger... even if he exhausted all the words, he could not describe the eventuality.

If it was a harmless ordinary old man just a second ago.

Then at this second, what Vega saw was the demeanor of the real senior general of the Imperial Army and the commander-in-chief of the Third Army.Even if he couldn't feel any magic power on his body, just a look in his eyes could make him, a professional, shudder.

Gudong.

Veigar swallowed.

He looked at those indescribable eyes and said: "Compared to absolute rationality, human beings seem to prefer to use emotion to decide things. Xiaguan personally experienced an ordinary father who lost his child in a mission. The enemy's professionals launched an attack. Perhaps in the eyes of others, he should keep a low profile and wait for the opportunity, but his brain has been dominated by sensibility."

"You mean the Wang Guojun has lost his mind?"

Foster said with great interest: "The think tanks of the Royal Army are not ordinary civilians. Generally speaking, it is impossible for their brains to be dominated by emotions. Coupled with the intensification of ethnic conflicts within the United Kingdom, they should know that rashly starting a war will only make people The kingdom is in dire straits."

"It is precisely because of internal and external troubles that it is possible to start a war."

Vega said in a firm tone: "When an excellent leader cannot unite a group of people, then a powerful enemy is enough to quickly unite a group, a nation, and a country to share a common hatred."

"If it's the brain trust of the United Kingdom."

"When the economy is about to collapse, ethnic conflicts continue to intensify, and the country's internal and external troubles, they will definitely choose to throw away all reason and become the craziest gamblers, using war to resolve internal conflicts and use war to arouse hatred , turn nationalism into national revanchism, and immediately tear up the armistice agreement and start a war against the empire!"

Veigar finally said softly: "This may be... the chance for the United Kingdom."

This is not just Veigar's empty talk.

It's something that actually happened on Earth.

Under such circumstances of internal and external troubles, the Communist Party first set off a vigorous anti-Semitic movement to unite the entire country, then held high the banner of national revanchism, implemented a strategy of external expansion, and even dragged the whole world into the quagmire of war .

then.

The country with internal and external troubles rose like a comet.

For the next half century the world was bound to tremble at the banner of the Third Reich.

wow.

Foster stood up suddenly, his face became ugly.

Although he had a premonition that the people of the United Kingdom would start a war, he could not find any evidence to prove this.

Coupled with the booming economy of the empire, the declining unemployment rate, and the reputation of the imperial army, even he began to wonder whether the sixth sense that had saved him countless times on the battlefield had failed.

But what Vega said just now solved all his doubts.

His premonition did not fail, and the war would definitely break out. This time, it was no longer the empire that initiated the war, but the United Kingdom, a weak country, had to put all its eggs in one basket and set off an unprecedented battle of revenge.

Do not underestimate the determination of the United Kingdom.

When a good leader cannot unite the whole country, then a common enemy is enough for a country to fight for revenge from the national leader to the small people, because this is the only way out of the predicament.

Foster solemnly saluted Vega: "Warrant Officer, the Empire will be proud of you."

(End of this chapter)