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Life at the Teutonic Knights forward base in Koblenz was more fulfilling than Morin had anticipated. Over the past few days, he was like a mouse that had fallen into a rice jar, burrowing in and out around the dismantled Armored Knights in the base. Given his current status and the reason for their multiple previous collaborations, Leonia didn't impose any restrictions in this regard. But she obviously wouldn't have thought that Morin's cheat had been on and never turned off... Looking at…-
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At this moment, on the front lines, the Allied forces were still bombarding. Hu Hao and the soldiers could only hide in the air-raid shelters, waiting for the artillery fire to end. The soldiers sat quietly inside; some were praying, others had their eyes closed, hoping to calm themselves down. Meanwhile, many officers just sat there, smoking cigarettes and staring out the entrance of the shelters! "Boom! Boom! Boom!" The Allied bombardment continued. Aside from waiting, the soldiers had no other…-
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Just as Hu Hao ordered his men to take over the thermal power plant, Mu Zhifu received word that his youngest son had been successfully recovered. "Damn it, send him to the capital immediately! Do not let him stay anywhere near Late City!" Mu Zhifu shouted to an aide beside him. "Yes, sir! I will contact them right away!" the aide nodded. Mu Zhifu's troops were originally supposed to defend the southeastern sector, but they had been routed and forced to retreat several hundred li. Having just…
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The ringing of the phone made Mr. Thurray shift his gaze from the news to the somewhat old-fashioned, deep red telephone. He put down the newspaper in his hand, took off his glasses, and picked up the phone. "This is the Colgan Theater Management Company. I am Thurray." Mr. Thurray was the president of the Colgan Theater Management Company, a family-owned business. Mr. Thurray's grandfather had built the first movie theater. At that time, the novelty of movies attracted many curious people,…-
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Watching the young man pack as much of the leftover food as he could into the brown paper bag, Lance had a hint of anticipation on his smiling face. "You have high hopes for this young man?" Elvin asked. Given their current age, it wasn't strange to refer to this boy as a "young man." Lance nodded, then shook his head. "Once the federal government forms a military alliance with Slad, more refugees will pour in here." He turned to look at Elvin, then at the others behind him. "Why did we 'stand…
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"Your Royal Highness's idea is absolutely right. This is exactly what I wanted to say. As a massive empire spanning between Asia and Europe, we must ease our relationship with the Ottoman Empire to prevent the Chinese Empire's westward advance." Murphy cast a look of appreciation at Victoria. Although this queen was young, she had a unique political vision. Victoria nodded. She had been thinking about how to deal with the rise of the Chinese Empire, and now she had several mature ideas. "The…-
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Both Leonia and Sims were stunned. They didn't quite understand Morin's meaning. In their perception, the "Siegfried Type 1" Armored Knight was the standard equipment of the Teutonic Knights. Just like the standard rifles of the army, it emphasized uniformity and standardization. And wasn't it common knowledge that the larger the caliber of the artillery, the greater the power? Morin looked at their confused expressions and began to explain: "You thought of some advantages of dual-pilot armor, but…
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Master Staudinger's vexed shout was exceptionally loud in the noisy workshop. The Magitech Technician Chief's face was written with complex emotions interwoven with regret and excitement. He paced back and forth around the composite armor sample, muttering something constantly. Morin looked at him like this and breathed a sigh of relief in his heart. This way of communication was just right. After all, he wasn't a materials science expert and could only propose a vague direction based on…
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Seeing how well-behaved Mu Qian had become, Hu Hao smiled and nodded. Less than two minutes later, Mu Zhifu called. Hu Hao deliberately had one of his staff officers answer first before taking the phone himself. "Oh my, Commander Mu! I'm truly sorry, I really didn't mean to. You see, we're short on manpower here, so we accidentally conscripted your son. Look at this, I'm really sorry!" Hu Hao said with a laugh over the phone. "That's fine. Since it's a misunderstanding, I trust you'll just release my…
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While the Allied forces were discussing their next offensive, Hu Hao ordered his troops to make preparations. The pressure on Hu Hao's side was currently immense. Although they still had over 20,000 men left, they were facing three entire Allied corps. Even though Hu Hao's forces had crippled two of those corps, the enemy still numbered nearly 100,000 men at minimum. Hu Hao stood in front of the map, staring at it intently as he thought. The staff officers nearby didn't dare to disturb…
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