The strongest soldier

To be able to become a powerful hero, Ahab's mind is naturally not simple. He saw something from various signs, and looked at the masked man with a more evil look. But when he thought of the consequences, he had to suppress his anger temporarily and remain calm. After asking a question, the masked man looked at Ahab coldly and said nothing, as if he was thinking about his next move.

"Why, didn't I guess it right?" Ahab asked dissatisfied.

"Is this important? If you want to unify the country, you must have the support of weapons and ammunition. You need the support of the Allies. I have already given you these. Even Sam, the beacon of democracy, has made a public speech and established diplomatic relations with your country. Arms and ammunition have been provided to you. No one knows better than you how much I've killed you, right?" The masked man snorted dissatisfied.

"What I want is frankly announced cooperation, not calculations or use. Do you dare to say that you didn't use me?" Ahab asked without giving up, his face turned evil.

"I said, is this important? Everyone just gets what they need. We have given you what you asked for, and we have also sent troops to help you suppress the rebellion. You have not given us anything you promised to give us. No one among us has sincerity in cooperation. ?Mr. Ahab, I hope you understand one thing, we can cooperate with you, we can also cooperate with enemies outside, and even any army in your country can cooperate, what do you think?" the masked man said coldly.

Ahab's face turned bitter as he stared at the masked man speechless. Not only did he realize in his heart that he was being used, he also knew that he had boarded the other party's pirate ship. It was already difficult to get off in this turbulent country. , without guns, cannons and troops around you, you are like an ant. You will be trampled to death in minutes. What should you do? Ahab pondered.

"Actually, you don't have to think too much, as long as you get what you want." The masked man changed his tone and continued as if to comfort him: "As long as you unify your country, you will be the first founder of the country and your name will go down in history." Annals of history, eternal glory, if you fail, you will be nothing, and your tribe will also be implicated. I think you should know this. In other words, do you have any choice other than cooperating with us?"

"Yes, is there any choice?" Ahab pondered bitterly in his heart, and did not answer the other party's question. He sat motionless, with no expression on his face, like a sculpture.

The masked man stared at Ahab coldly and said nothing. The tent was quiet and filled with a depressing atmosphere. After a while, the masked man sighed and comforted: "One failure is not everything, the key lies in you. Do you still have ambitions? Don’t forget that we still have thousands of mercenaries waiting for an opportunity. You have two thousand armed men by your side. Don’t they want to take revenge?”

Ahab suddenly shuddered, and his mind became clearer than ever before. He looked at the masked man and smiled: "You're right, I still have a chance. I haven't lost yet. What do you think I should do next?" But he was secretly vigilant in his heart, not daring to be careless in the slightest.

"You can just say that, Mr. Ahab. The mercenaries will definitely attack from the other three sides tonight. It is undeniable that according to the intelligence reality I have, there are troops stationed on the other three sides. It seems that they should be Balu's tribal armed forces. , since the combat effectiveness of the mercenaries is not enough, I will also arrange for other mercenaries to accompany the army to sneak attack on the enemy, and my people will also be dispatched." The masked man smiled, as if he had a pearl of wisdom in his hands.

"Then I'll leave you to worry about it. What should we do?" Ahab asked with a smile on his face.

"It's very simple. Your people should be ready for battle. When the time is right, concentrate on launching a group charge. Destroy the enemy's position in one fell swoop and completely defeat the enemy. I will notify you of the dispatch time. You just need to be ready tonight. One battle will determine the outcome." The masked man said firmly.

"Okay, it's up to you, I'll get ready right away." Ahab agreed.

The masked man nodded and agreed. Ahab did not stay long. He exchanged a few words with the other party and left in a hurry. The moment he walked out of the tent, a dazzling sunlight came over him. Ahab squinted his eyes, blocked the sunlight with his hands, and looked around. The patrol team hurried back with a sneer on their lips.

Not long after, Ahab returned to his tent. Seeing that the elder was still concentrating with his eyes closed, he hurried forward and explained the contents of the interview word for word. Finally, he added: "Elder, what do you think of this man's proposal?" ?”

"Do you want to fight this battle?" The elder asked the previous question again.

"I don't want to, but I have no choice. If I don't win, the result will be even worse. If I win, I might still have some chances." Ahab whispered helplessly.

"I'm just drinking poison to quench my thirst. I just want to remind you that a group division charge means huge casualties. So what if we win?" The elder snorted dissatisfied and asked.

Ahab was shocked and smiled bitterly, yes, so what if he wins? A group charge only requires one heavy machine gun to cause heavy losses. Can you afford the losses? If you win the war and lose your troops, so what if you win? Who will recognize their own identity and power? Without the troops, who would listen to your words?

"You are not stupid. Although the other party has given you equipment for thousands of people and sent tanks, planes and troops to support you, as you suspected, if the enemies outside are also their enemies, then they are not doing this. Help us, but use our people to help them fight the war. In the end, we have to sacrifice huge oil interests in return, so we don’t want such cooperation." The elder reminded in a deep voice.

"You are right, but what if they are not enemies, but really come here for oil?" Ahab said unwillingly, but his eyes were a little more confused and angry, and he didn't even believe what he said.

The elder snorted disdainfully and said: "Even if they are here for oil, even if they are helping us, the question is, can you afford to sacrifice? Again, what will happen even if you win?"

"Huh?" Ahab said with a gloomy face: "Elder, please teach me."

"Since they are going to fight tonight, let them fight. Let's get ready to watch the show later. In addition, I will go to the opposite side personally. Maybe there will be a chance to reverse the situation." The elder said in a deep voice.

"Ah, what are you going to do?" Ahab asked in surprise.

"Find a way out for our clan." The elder said coldly.

"Huh?" Ahab guessed the elder's intention, smiled bitterly, and said guiltily: "Elder, I have failed your teachings, Leng Leng, and the expectations of the tribe. Everything is up to you. What should I do tonight?"

"Wait for my news. However, going here means showing weakness. You may not be able to be president." The elder sighed as he spoke, and looked at Ahab with a more loving look.

"As long as we can reverse the situation and find a way for the tribe to survive, nothing else matters. Cooperation is the result of my own actions, and I am willing to bear the consequences." Ahab said simply, but decisively.