karlmaks
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Reading
20 d, 14 h
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"Ring... ring!" The ringing of the telephone broke the strange atmosphere in the room. Akado reached out and picked up the receiver. "Hello, this is Akado Rudolph." "I'm very glad I can still hear your voice, my friend," a man said teasingly from the other end of the line. Akado snorted. "Mr. Smith, you're not calling at this time just to deliberately laugh at my situation, are you?" "To be honest, I'd love to laugh at you for a bit, but this time is not the right time," Smith chuckled…-
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France, Paris. "Mr. Prime Minister," a secretary said, holding a document, to his superior who was leaning back in his chair. "The former Prime Minister, Mr. Georges Clemenceau, has passed away. Would you like to attend his memorial service?" "Of course. You arrange the time!" the French Prime Minister nodded. "I wouldn't want my own funeral to be empty." He thought for a moment and asked another question, "The unemployment rate is still high, isn't it?" "Yes, Mr. Prime Minister. President Doumergue…
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In the dim prison cell, two soldiers in Reichswehr uniforms pulled open the heavy iron door. Akado, followed by Lieutenant Colonel Gascoigne, ducked into this damp and cold place. There was a person in the corner. Seeing someone coming, he immediately curled up. It seemed he had been abused quite a bit in this cell these past few days, so he did not cry out or resist, but just huddled in the corner, staring with a pair of eyes at the two officers who entered. "Mr. Scheidemann, if I'm not mistaken, this…
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"Colonel Smith," Akado said, sitting on the sofa and holding a wine glass, very satisfied with his recent achievements—anyone who had doubled the money in their hands in a few months would feel a great sense of accomplishment. "Your esteemed government seems to be in a difficult situation recently." "Of course, it's very difficult," Smith said, shaking his head. "I hear you have several companies in your hands that have made some money." Akado laughed heartily and waved his hand. "That's all small…
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"The British Empire, in principle, supports the German people's desire for national security and understands the efforts made by the German military to protect their fatherland!..." "The British government once again reiterates its support for the German people's actions to emerge from the shadow of war!..." "We maintain a skeptical attitude towards the so-called Operation Pluto! We firmly believe this is a scam set up by conspirators to destroy peace and affect regional stability!..." "The British…
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"What did you say?" Akado froze in shock, so stunned that he didn't even notice the document in his hand fall to the floor. "General, please accept my condolences," Anna said, lowering her head and speaking in a sorrowful voice. "Didn't I tell you to send people to take good care of him? How could it be so fast?" Akado stared at Anna with a frown. "The people we sent really did their best! We found the best doctors," Anna said, letting out a soft sob before continuing, "But he has been constantly…
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For once, Akado had a peaceful night's sleep. He had been too busy with too many things recently, on one hand dealing with the diplomatic pressure exerted on Germany by countries like Britain and France, and on the other, needing to stabilize the emotions of the domestic populace to build as much momentum as possible for the Greater Germany Party. "Anna, what's the schedule for today?" Akado asked his life secretary as he stretched, just as she walked in with breakfast. "In the morning, there is a…
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In the high-level conference room of the White Orchid Group, several middle-aged managers surrounded a young woman with puzzlement. This woman was so beautiful, beautiful to the point of feeling unreal. She sat there quietly, seriously flipping through the company's financial accounts. Her beautiful eyes swept back and forth across the paper, making one unable to help but envy the ledger held in her long, slender fingers. The warm sunlight outside the window was a bit dazzling. An hour had passed without…
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A strangeness that could not be penetrated in the silent night. The bustling street was now empty of pedestrians. In a deep alley, a black shadow moved slowly, and in the blink of an eye, it slipped into the doorway of a nearby building. The black-clad shadow walked lightly up the stairs. The slightly aged wooden staircase did not make a single sound, making the shadow seem even more like a phantom. The shadow gradually approached a large door, crouched down in front of it, and after a few soft clicks,…
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In the majestic hall of the Reichstag, Akado sat proudly in his seat. Beside him sat Stresemann, Krupp, Karl Benz, Merkel, Jellinek Cassia, and the head of the Greater Germany Party's personnel department, Loic Kater. This man named Loic Kater had been recommended to Akado by Karl Benz. With his extraordinary abilities, he had risen to the position of head of the Greater Germany Party's personnel department. He could be considered Akado's head butler, single-handedly managing many of the trivial matters…
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