Snow Leopard: Building the Strongest Elite Group through Robbery

Chapter 1199 The attack has begun; will they really send troops?

I don't feel comfortable asking anyone else about this, so I can only ask you.

"Add two aircraft carriers, two battleships, five heavy cruisers, and seven submarines."

In the mountain town, Khabayev reported the news he had received to Little Zhuge.

After hearing the news, Little Zhuge nodded and said, "Watson is forcing them to fight back."

You already have a strong force there, and now you're transferring another force there. Who are you trying to compete with for those interests? It must be the Japanese army.

The Japanese army's biggest concern is the problem of your Pacific Fleet's supply lines, and now you're increasing your troops in that very area.

"The situation is likely to descend into chaos again."

"It's chaotic, but a fight won't break out," Khabayev remarked from the side.

Little Zhuge looked at him, and Khabayev went to the map and took out the command stick; "Sir, the Pacific Fleet has increased its forces, which means that the Washington side is already on the ground. It will be difficult for the Japanese to win, and they will not send troops for the time being."

"So, in your opinion, what should be done about this?"

Khabayev pointed in the direction of the North Soviet Union; "Sir, if we are to launch a surprise attack on them, we must make them lower their guard. Attacking the North Soviet Union is the best way. The North Soviet Union is powerful, but it is threatened by Berlin and the Japanese army. If we attack from both sides, then Washington will definitely lower its guard."

"This matter needs to be seriously discussed."

The old man's official residence in the mountain city remained lit for several days and nights.

As soon as Xiao Zhuge got into the car, he asked, "Where is Zhou Weiguo?"

"The Independent Brigade has already flown back to Xi'an because his movements would affect the situation, so he is currently on standby in Xi'an. He is currently in Xi'an city."

"Let him go back to Xi'an. He has important business to attend to. Send a transport plane to pick him up."

The situation in Chongqing was swift. Before Zhou Weiguo even arrived, Fatty Kong and General Zhang formed a delegation to travel to the Soviet Union, then transit through Berlin before heading to London.

This group went to persuade him. Zhou Weiguo, however, was going to do something else: find Guderian in Canada and ask him to deliver a message to Berlin.

Zhou Weiguo arrived in Shancheng at night. Two hours later, he left Shancheng for the Northeast, and then from there to Canada. Xiao Ya was going to Kowloon again to assist Hasegawa Kiyoshi, and Asaka Shurei accompanied her.

After a long and arduous journey, they finally arrived at Guderian's command post at dusk that day.

Hearing that Zhou Weiguo had arrived, Guderian clenched his fist. He suddenly had a urge to get rid of Zhou Weiguo; the man was quite cunning.

But he ultimately held back and personally went to welcome Zhou Weiguo and Asaka Xiuling into the study.

"Impressive. Truly impressive, you've stirred things up again." Guderian smiled, pointing at Zhou Weiguo sitting on the sofa.

Zhou Weiguo chuckled twice and then said, "This is nothing. I think the real reason I'm here this time is to turn the situation upside down. And this is something you've wanted to do but haven't been able to."

“Our empire is not like those fools in Tokyo who will do whatever you say.”

Guderian shook his head; he didn't believe Zhou Weiguo could persuade him.

"Yes, I admit you're smart, but when it comes to interests, who can truly maintain their stance without changing? Is it you or me?"

"No, not at all." Guderian took a deep breath and asked, "Tell me, what is the purpose of your visit?"

"You've seen what Washington is up to: increasing troop deployments in the Pacific. That's a provocation against the Japanese. To make the Japanese attack the Pacific Fleet, we need to lower their guard. And attacking the Soviet Union will make them lower their guard."

"You want our allies to die on the way, what do you think..."

"Don't think it's what I think, but rather what your Prime Minister thinks. He's been eyeing the Northern Soviet Union for a long time now. The events of the previous dynasty have already caused him a lot of trouble. In addition, we fought against him in the Northwest not long ago. He's already reacting and training excellent commanders on the front lines. I don't believe that you're not going to fight those idiots now. Are you going to wait until they become elite forces before you make your move? I don't think you're that stupid."

Guderian didn't speak. He crossed his arms and looked at Zhou Weiguo, wanting to see what else Zhou Weiguo would say.

"The situation in Africa has stabilized. You can't get through the fog, and they can even cut off your route at any time. Only by changing direction can the situation be eased. Besides, is the Japanese really your most suitable ally? I don't think so."

"They're being too stingy. I think you must have given them the technology for machine guns and submachine guns, but it seems they haven't mass-produced them."

In war, if you can't even spare the ammunition needed for the front lines, what are you even fighting for?

The enemy you're facing isn't the mountain city; it's an enemy with far superior weaponry. But they can't bear to give it up.

Guderian rubbed his temples, speechless.

What else is there to say? What Zhou Weiguo said are all true facts.

"I really want to kill you." Guderian was speechless; he truly wanted to kill Zhou Weiguo.

This guy is too good at manipulating people's hearts and has calculated everything. No matter how he tries to refute him, it's useless.

Zhou Weiguo turned to look at Chao Xiang Xiuling and asked, "Do you think he will kill me?"

Asaka Shurei took a sip of tea and smiled, "Maybe it was not long ago, but it's not now."

Ha ha……

Guderian pointed outside; "I could eliminate you with a single word. I don't think the mountain city would turn against Berlin because of the two of you."

Asaka Shurei chuckled. "Killing us is easy, but after you kill the two of us, you won't find anyone else to fight alongside you for profits. What you're doing is what we're doing too. And who will rule the Central Plains in the future? That will depend on their own abilities, won't it?"

"And now, with so many wolves surrounding us that we haven't even dealt with yet, I don't think you would kill such good friends as us."

Guderian looked at Asaka Shurei for a while, then narrowed his eyes and asked, "Will the Japanese really send troops to attack the North Soviet Union?"

He knew that the Northern Soviet Union was currently replacing some of its exiled generals. These were men who had seen much battle. They were truly capable, and if these men were given those positions, the empire would likely face difficulties in achieving a breakthrough.

The problem was that the Soviet Union's military strength was simply too great, which was why Berlin hesitated and delayed its attack.