Chapter 2467:

Chapter 2467

When Agni came to the bathroom to wash his face, he couldn't help but sigh. This should be a very common story. Why did he feel so sad when he heard about Risa's sacrifice. You know, this is just the beginning. The remaining female soldiers will all die heroically in the next battle. I wonder if I will shed tears when I record these scenes?

 After washing his face and calming down his emotions, Agni walked out of the bathroom and said to Sokov: "Comrade General, let's continue."

"Agni, I feel that something is wrong with you." Although Sokov didn't know what was going on with Agni, he noticed that something was wrong with his mood, so he took the initiative and said: "You should rest for a while first, and let the others A stenographer comes to take notes.”

"Okay." After hearing what Sokov said, Agni could only nod helplessly and said, "Then I will rest for a while."

After waiting for another stenographer to take his place, Sokov continued dictating the contents of the novel.

Vaskov took the remaining female soldiers to a river in the forest, pretended to be a group of lumberjacks, and cut down trees with great fanfare, making the Germans think there was a group of lumberjacks here, so they did not dare to take risks easily. Pass by here.

 Although Vaskov raised several fires in the forest, creating a lot of smoke to interfere with the Germans' sight. However, the cunning Germans did not easily change their marching route because of the appearance of lumberjacks ahead. Instead, they sent two soldiers to the river to observe, trying to figure out how many people were on the other side.

The Germans' reaction was far beyond Vaskov's expectations. Just as he was getting ready to fight, the most beautiful female soldier Zhenia pretended to be a fisherman at work, jumped into the river and started swimming, turning the river upside down. The German soldiers on surveillance were startled.

　　When Sokov dictated this, Grudit couldn't help but said to himself: "Zhenia is taking such a risk by doing this. If the Germans fire, she will definitely die."

 After Sokov nodded his thanks to Grandit, he then dictated the rest of the plot.

Everyone's mood, which had just improved, suddenly became heavy again when they heard what Agni said: Yes, Risa, who was sent to move the rescue troops, has died in the swamp. People in the station who are far away cannot understand this place. situation, it is even more impossible to send reinforcements to them. Even if they can temporarily confuse the enemy, fighting will still break out sooner or later if they want to block the enemy, and the situation will be very bad at that time.

When he heard that Sonia, the translator and poet in the team, was killed by German soldiers hiding nearby when she went to help Vaskov find the lost tobacco pouch, he was so angry that he slapped her face on the table fiercely. He cursed: "Damn German, he won't even let a girl go. Damn it, **** it!" Because of his excitement, his voice was very loud, and his voice echoed throughout the room.

“Comrade screenwriter,” Agni couldn’t help but remind Werner: “It’s you who keep interrupting Comrade General’s train of thought. If you continue like this, I’m worried that you won’t be able to complete today’s writing plan.”

Seeing that everyone was so eager to know the plot behind it, Sokov smiled and said nothing. He just picked up the tea placed in front of him and took a sip. After putting down the teacup, he picked up the cigarette case and took out a cigarette. Just when he was looking for matches, three or four burning lighters were stretched out in front of him. Werner also smiled and asked: "Comrade General, tell us the answer quickly, so many of us are waiting."

Only Sokov acted calmly. He said lightly: "Yes, the enemy is hiding by the river to monitor the movements on the other side. Zhenia jumped into the river to swim at this time, which is equivalent to sending herself to the enemy's territory." In front of the gun. She was also betting that the Germans would not dare to shoot easily for fear of exposing their target."

Hearing what Sokov said, Werner, who had just been blaming Grudit, couldn't help but ask: "Comrade General, did the Germans fire?"

However, everyone did not criticize him. They also felt sorry for the sacrifice of Sonia, a young and beautiful female soldier, and were still recalling the beautiful poems she had read in "Pushkin's Collected Works" in their minds.

"I'm sorry, Comrade General." Werner surprisingly did not have an attack. On the contrary, he took the initiative to apologize to Sokov: "You continue, I promise you, I will not interrupt you again."

But before he could stand up, Grudit had already taken the teacup in his hand, poured a cup of hot tea, and placed it respectfully in front of him.

Sokov lit the cigarette with one of the lighters, took a slow puff, and then slowly continued to dictate the rest of the plot.

　　When everyone heard that the German soldiers on surveillance by the river were finally frightened by Zhenia's performance and retreated to report to the commander, preparing to find another way around here, they couldn't help but let out a long sigh of relief.

 Soon, the small team encountered the enemy again. In order to cover the female soldiers, Vaskov took the lead in opening fire on the German troops and drew the firepower to his own side. However, the other three female soldiers did not stand idly by. Under the command of the squad leader, Corporal Lida, they launched an attack on the German army from the flank, covering Vaskov's escape from the German encirclement.

Werner's idea was good, but the subsequent development of the plot made him lose control again.

 The other three people also looked at Grudit with dissatisfaction, blaming him for affecting everyone's mood.

But a moment later, Agni said with emotion: "Although Vaskov and the others succeeded in holding back the enemy, Risa who was sent to move the reinforcements has died, and they are still in an isolated and helpless situation."

Unexpectedly, as soon as he finished speaking, Werner, who was sitting next to him, said sternly: "Quiet, don't interrupt comrade general's train of thought."

"Deserve it!" When Wilt heard this, he couldn't help shouting excitedly again: "These **** executioners finally got the punishment they deserve. Comrade General, please go on, what's going to happen next?"

"Okay, everyone, stop talking." Werner said a little unhappy: "You always talk to me like this, which will disrupt the general's thinking. From now on, no one is allowed to talk casually. , otherwise I will drive him out." After saying this to everyone, he said to Sokov with a smile on his face, "Comrade General, please continue!"

Seeing that Sonia had not returned, Vaskov brought Zhenia to look for her, but only found her body that had not completely cooled down. Next, with the cooperation of Zhenia, Vaskov killed two lone German soldiers with a dagger and a gun butt, and found his lost tobacco pouch in the hand of one of the German soldiers.

Seeing that everyone was in a heavy mood, Sokov stopped again, took a sip of tea, and then got up to pour the tea.

However, after the four of them arrived at a safe place, Lida discovered that the youngest female soldier, Jalka, had not fired a single shot in the battle, and did not even turn on the safety of the gun. She was angry and criticized her in public. Got her.

As soon as Sokov said this, he heard someone knocking on the door.

 The one closest to the door was another scribe. He quickly went over and opened the door.

The waitress on the second floor was standing at the door and said to the inside: "Is General Sokov here?"

"I'm here." Sokov stood up and walked to the door and asked the waitress: "What's the matter?" "I have your phone number. It's from Moscow."

"Okay, I'll pick him up now." Before Sokov went out, he turned to the people in the room and said, "Comrades, you should rest for a while and continue writing when I come back."

As the waitress led Sokov towards the place where the phone was placed, she couldn't help but curiously asked: "Comrade General, what do there are so many people in your room, what do they do?"

“One is the screenwriter of the crew, two are the stenographers of the crew, and the remaining two are scribes of the crew.” Sokov said briefly: “They were all sent by the crew to help me write the novel.”

"Write a novel?" After hearing this, the waitress opened her eyes in surprise: "Comrade General, I really didn't expect that you can actually write a novel. I like to read novels the most, books by Tolstoy, Gorky, and Turgolev. , I’ve seen them all.”

“Girl, you have read a lot of books.”

“Comrade General, if your book is published, can you give me a copy?”

“No problem, no problem.” Faced with this potential fan, Sokov naturally would not be stingy, “I will give you a signed copy.”

Arriving at the duty room, the waitress pointed to the microphone on the table: "Here, the microphone is over there!"

After thanking the other party, Sokov picked up the phone and put it to his ear: "I'm Sokov!"

Asiya’s voice came from the receiver: “Misha, this is Asiya…”

When Sokov went out to answer the phone, several people in the room started discussing the next plot. The focus of their discussion was on the timid Jalka.

"I feel that although Galka did not even turn on the safety of the gun because of fear in the first battle, she will definitely perform very bravely in the next battle." Grudit first said: " The novels I have read in the past two years are basically in this style. At the beginning, a soldier appeared panicked on the battlefield for various reasons, but after the baptism of war, he suddenly became brave and even He also established immortal merits.”

"I don't think so." Another scribe shook his head and said: "In this battle, the small team is originally at a disadvantage in terms of numbers and equipment. If they don't act bravely when encountering the enemy, they may soon be defeated. Will die. According to the description of Galka in the book, she is a timid person who likes to brag. In order not to be looked down upon by her comrades, she even invented many identities for her long-dead mother to show herself It's unusual. I think it's impossible for someone like her to suddenly become brave."

 Grudit naturally did not agree with his statement, and the two started arguing about the next plot.

Agni listened to the argument between the two, turned his eyes to Werner, and asked cautiously: "Comrade screenwriter, what do you think of the character Galka?"

"It's hard to say." Werner replied cautiously: "If General Sokov is a writer I am familiar with, I can guess what he will think next. After all, every writer has his own fixed writing mode. This It's easy to guess. But unfortunately, General Sokov and I are not familiar with each other at all, so I really have no idea how the next plot will develop."

After a pause, Werner asked: "Comrade Agni, what do you think?"

"In the following plot, this Garka will definitely die." Agni said with a wry smile: "But from what angle the general will describe the scene of her sacrifice, I can't guess at all."

"Don't you have any ideas?" After Werner said this, he was afraid that Agni would misunderstand him, so he quickly added: "General Sokov is not here now, and we are idle anyway, so why not discuss it? How will the plot develop next?”

"With Garka's character, I think there won't be any outstanding performance in the next story." When Agni said this, his eyes turned to Grudit next to him: "I don't agree with it. From Grudit’s perspective, I think Galka will definitely disappoint everyone in his next performance.”

 After everyone discussed the plot for more than ten minutes, Sokov finally walked in from the outside.

As soon as he entered the door, Sokov apologized to everyone and said: "Comrades, I'm really sorry, it's my wife calling from Moscow, asking when I will return to Moscow from Vladimir. The chat took a bit long. I'm really sorry for keeping everyone waiting. Let's continue now."

At this moment, everyone is full of expectations for Galka's next performance, and are eager to hear how Sokov arranges the fate of this mission.

 The next plot is indeed a bit beyond everyone’s expectations. When the team encountered the enemy again, they were quickly dispersed. Vaskov and Galka evacuated the battlefield and hid in a bush. The German troops who caught up launched a search here.

Originally, as long as he lay on the ground and didn't move, there was little chance of being discovered by the Germans. But when the searching enemy approached her, Galka, who had been in a state of fear, finally collapsed. She suddenly stood up from the bushes and ran forward, passing one German soldier after another. The German soldiers came to their senses and immediately shot at her back, killing her randomly.

Everyone couldn't help but sigh softly when they heard this. Although they all guessed that Galka, a timid female soldier, would die in the next plot, they never imagined that she would die in this way.

"What a pity." Werner muttered in a low voice: "Another female soldier died, so only Vaskov, Sonia, and Lida are left. The Germans are several times their number. This time You don’t have to fight a battle to know that you can’t win it.”

"That's not necessarily the case." Agni responded in a low voice: "Don't forget, Sonia and Lida are both good marksmen, and both can act as snipers when necessary. In this kind of jungle combat, one The role a sniper can play is no worse than an ordinary infantry squad."

"The three of them have been separated." Grudit came over and said: "It is still unknown whether Sonia and Lida are alive. What's more terrible is that Vaskov was injured. When it comes to treatment, he may not be able to hold on for long."

"Don't forget, you guys." Agni reminded the two of them, "This novel is going to be adapted into a movie. If all the members of the team in it are sacrificed, the Germans can successfully complete their sabotage mission. This kind of plot It will definitely fail the review.”

"That's right." Werner agreed with Agni's prompt: "We continue to listen, maybe there will be a surprise."

 (End of this chapter)