My classmate at Hogwarts is Voldemort

Chapter 241 Death Knell
What has had the greatest impact on warfare?
For those teams with a strong will to fight, well-organized tactics, and good at defeating the strong with the weak, they are human beings.

But for the vast majority of collisions with equal forces on the frontal battlefield, the outcome often depends on technology.

In most cases, a small improvement in equipment is enough to cause a short-term generation difference. For example, the large-scale use of radios on tanks was the reason why the German mechanized troops were able to sweep across the European continent in the early days of World War II.

For the Axis powers that have achieved remarkable results by relying on advanced equipment, it is actually very simple to make them adopt unwise aggressive strategies, all they need to do is add a little fire.

Nelson's choice was actually very simple. He set his sights early on on the facilities that the German army built crazily in the occupied area-the radio repeater station.

Let me just ask, when a small radio transceiver device that can move freely only needs to be carried by the communicator on the back can achieve the performance of real-time communication within ten kilometers even when it is hundreds of miles away, what will a team during World War II rely on? How aggressive is this technology strategy?When the high-level military can instantly know the situation of any team sitting in the command center in Germany, why should they not extend the front line outward?When troops can be dispatched quickly and intelligence superiority forms a generation gap, how can they not have the confidence of a dozen or more?

For the current Muggle technology, it may be a fantasy to make such an ultra-long-distance call without laying telephone lines or repeaters, but with the help of magic, This kind of thing is just handy.

German military officers are proud of the ultra-long-distance radio communication technology provided by the Imperial Krakow Research Institute. They don’t think about whether this technology can be realized from a scientific point of view. They don’t understand science, they just need to know how to use it. This great achievement is combined with the art of war that I have learned all my life, how to slaughter those blind opponents in the way of heavenly soldiers.

Nelson was not a warmonger, he did not try to equip the troops of Nurmengard's allies with surreal weapons such as alchemy bullets and magic aircraft carriers, and he did not even let magic directly participate in this technological innovation. The equipment is still the equipment developed by the German army, and the technology is also that technology. In the process of building the "central", Nelson used the wizard's construction team and the efficiency of magic to spread the relay equipment suitable for the German army's band all over Europe. With the simplification and maintenance of alchemy dolls, these invisible facilities for Muggles can support the German army to expand the scope of real-time communication to the whole of Europe.

But just such a "small breakthrough" made the whole army look arrogant.The armored forces of the empire set off with a certain chance of victory. Facing an enemy several times larger than their own, they can also form a situation where they fight more and fight less in every battlefield where there is close combat.

The Allied forces, who could only rely on telegraph communication, could not understand the unpredictable mobility of their opponents. They even suspected that German tanks would give birth to children, like pigs and dogs, and they would have a litter for a lifetime and grow very quickly.

As Nelson expected, the top brass of the German army clearly realized that the technological gap between the enemy and the enemy might soon break through, so they decided to ignore the huge red empire behind them for the time being, and instead invested the vast majority of their troops on the western front to lure The enemy goes deep, and then relies on the advantage of information to solve these enemies in one fell swoop.

The anti-encirclement warships also relied on the precise intelligence support of the advance troops to cut off their sea retreat early before the Allies were aware of it.

A massacre is about to begin.

They successfully transferred a large number of troops to the western front, successfully lured the enemy into deep, and when they made the last step, the lights in the hands of those front-line commanders went out.

The officers who were still able to chat with their families in the first place were horrified to find that there seemed to be only a pile of broken copper and iron in the luggage behind the messengers, and there could only be a desperate noise coming from the receivers in their hands.

And the little red dot that was receiving a signal never seemed to light up again.

They frantically ordered the communications soldiers to adjust the band, but the radio programs of the Allied forces coming from the receivers wiped away their hope little by little.

What's more terrifying than being blind on the battlefield?
It was you who could still see, but suddenly became blind.

At this time, the battlefield is calm and the German army holding the position is already turbulent and stormy, but this is nothing. The most fanatical teams that lead troops deep can't even tell their direction. They seem to have become an isolated island in the ocean. , There is sea water without a trace of sound in all directions.

The more beautiful something is, the more expensive it will be.

Nelson didn't ask them for any price, but just took it back. The moment he snapped his fingers, all the alchemy puppets hiding underneath and diligently maintaining the equipment were on standby at the same time. Inside, with the hidden relay stations as the center, areas fell into a silent night.

The troops that charged ahead became the victims of deep siege, and the fleet preparing to counter-siege also became lonely ghosts floating in the sea. Panic pervaded the hearts of every officer who knew the inside story, but they didn't even The place tells its fear.

Especially when a person hasn't tasted the taste of fear for too long, the sudden panic will destroy his reason.

Some army commanders who fell into silence had already put their guns against the chin of the communicator, even though they understood that when the backup equipment also failed to receive the sound, there must be a problem on the other side.

Countless communication soldiers fiddled with the equipment in the bag, waiting for a miracle to appear.

"I am Major General Franz of the Western Front Command of the Armed Forces, and the commander of the Southern District of the Western Front."

Fortunately, radio equipment that cannot afford instant messaging can at least be used as a radio. With the crazy efforts of countless communication soldiers who were worried about being shot, some teams on the Western Front successfully received the voice from the empire.

"Hey, can you hear me? ("Damn, Franz, hurry up and read the military order!" Some noises sounded behind this Major General Franz.)"

The officers who had lost communication did not care about this. For them, it was their greatest comfort to be able to hear German on the radio.

"Ahem... I am sorry to announce that due to the sabotage of some moths in the empire and the Jews, our radio transceiver system has been damaged beyond repair. For a long time to come, we will lose the A communication device of great advantage."

The hearts of the officers who were listening to the radio had already fallen into their stomachs, and they felt that it was clearly still falling.

"In order to preserve our vitality, I order you to go back the same way as possible, and retreat within the front line we have built." Major General Franz's voice was a little weak, "In addition, there may be teams outside the southern section of the Western Front who heard My order, your commander may not give the same order as mine, but I still suggest that you retreat into the defensive circle for the time being, and proceed to the next combat mission when the situation is clear."

"It needs to be reminded that what you are hearing now is the broadcast. When you hear my order, the enemy has already heard the same information..." Franz was silent for a moment, and said, "When the communication is cut off , the headquarters can hardly provide you with any help, soldiers, I wish you good luck."

……

"Every harvest has a price."

Nelson ignored the dust on the roof and sat down on the top of the hub. He held a small radio in one hand and pointed at it with his wand in the other. There was a stacked sound coming from the radio. , noisy calls.

"It's a pity that you can't receive an answer," Nelson shook his head sadly. After many years, he admitted that Jonas' ideal seems to be just a wonderful illusion existing in an ideal world. Even if it speeds up the war and seals the conflict in In the prepared area, he still needs to sacrifice some people. Perhaps most of them are ruthless executioners, killing machines, culprits of war, and aggressive devils, but there are always Those people are ignorant or innocent people who are coerced, and he can't save everyone after all, he smiled wryly, "I thought wizards with magic were gods to Muggles, but I've never seen such a messed up god. "

Then, Nelson raised the radio, turned the knob on the side, pressed the top button again, cleared his throat, and said in perfect German: "I am Heinke from the Western Front Command of the Armed Implementation Forces." Major General, Captain of the North District on the Western Front..."

"Maybe Tom's right," Nelson sighed, throwing the feature-rich radio to the corner of the terrace and keeping his wand by his side, looking at the cluttered soldiers downstairs, "if it's really like what he said Just like you said, just cast the Imperius Curse on Mustache, maybe the matter can really be resolved..."

"That's useless, Nelson." A flat male voice suddenly sounded behind Nelson.

Terrified, Nelson grabbed the wand at hand, ignored the ashes on his hands, bounced off the ground, and disappeared in place.

"Don't be nervous, I just wanted to ask about those blood-curse girls, but I didn't expect you to be here," Grindelwald stood motionless, shaking his head, and there was no anger on his face , and even faintly revealed a hint of excitement, "I have nothing against what you are doing, Nelson, it's just that I think that solving a leader can't solve the atmosphere of their entire country, nor can it solve their desire for war, and it can't solve the problem. Their economy is on the brink of collapse."

"Grindelwald..."

Nelson stood behind Grindelwald, his hand holding the wand slowly dropped.

"It's okay, Nelson, you are doing well enough," Grindelwald said softly, "But you are really under too much pressure, you know? Talking to yourself is a sign of stress."

"Is that so?" Nelson's figure disappeared and reappeared at the beginning position, maintaining the sitting position on the ground.

"Well, what you did is good enough and right enough," Grindelwald nodded, and walked to Nelson's side. He looked at the dust on the ground and the soil rubbed on the hem of Nelson's windbreaker, but he still didn't sit on it after all, "Ma The melons are always so stupid. They put their limited energy and resources into fighting each other. This war is stupid. The collapse of the country can be solved in countless ways, and they chose the most stupid one. A wise wizard to end this stupid war is exactly what I saw."

"What did you see?" Nelson looked up at Grindelwald in confusion.

"Yeah, this is the future I saw when I took you to Nurmengard three years ago." Grindelwald did not hide the relief on his face, "I knew it, Nelson, I knew it, That person will be you."

"I didn't—" Nelson opened his mouth and closed it again.

"Anyone with a little brain, even someone who can't see the future, can easily predict it," Grindelwald said briskly, "Without your 'little help', given the size of Germany, The resources and population simply cannot support them to fight against several countries that are comparable in size or even stronger than them at the same time. If I think correctly, under the steady erosion, they may encounter this counterattack next year, and If you can't hold on for a year, you will surrender."

Nelson was stunned, history is indeed like this.

"But with your help, this process has undoubtedly been speeded up several times." Grindelwald's face was full of joy, as if the German Muggle government was not his ally, but an enemy with a deep hatred, "Muggle also Not stupid, they clearly know that their country, land and people have been squeezed out of the last bit of potential, and forcibly supporting it is tantamount to slow death, when there is a weapon that can affect the situation of the war, it can be quickly used in the war At mid-point, any savvy commander will choose to use it to expand his results, especially if he doesn't know when his opponent will catch up."

"There are only two paths before them - either sit back and wait for failure, or use this weapon to make a desperate move to control Europe in one fell swoop, and they have undoubtedly chosen the latter...God wants them to die, they must first make them crazy, Grindelwald concluded, "Nelson, to them, you are God!"

"And yet I haven't changed anything—"

"No, I said it, you did a great job," Grindelwald interrupted him, and said seriously, "You have accomplished your goal, stopped the war, and reduced civilian casualties. Can be reborn quickly."

"Aren't your instructions to retreat because of pity? Although it is a bit stupid, it is still quite cute," Nelson wanted to say something more, but did not intervene. Grindelwald continued, "In the past few years, you I see every improvement I make. Facts always prove that I am right."

(End of this chapter)