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Although Adolf felt a little angry after listening to Czar II's words, the words of Czar II also represented that Czar II was helpless, and he was forced to reach an agreement with the Jin Empire.

Hearing that Tsar II mentioned that his nuclear weapons base had been discovered by the Jin Empire, and it was just a strategy to delay the attack, Adolf had nothing to say.

"Mr. Adolf, we are bound to be unable to compete with the Great Jin Empire at present, but your long-term war strategy and the strategy of exchanging space for time are particularly important. Our descendants will definitely be better than the descendants of the Great Jin Empire. .At that time, we can definitely win again."

In the end, Tsar II still held a positive attitude. In his bones, he believed that the Jin Empire must have no successors.

Moreover, he also stated that although the Jin Empire and the Jin Empire have reached a mutual non-use clause for nuclear weapons, the military alliances between the Tsarist Russian Empire and the major empires will still exist.

Hearing the words of Tsar II, Adolf couldn't find any faults and made accusations, he could only sigh helplessly.

"We can only hope that this is the case now. Fortunately, you should have seen through the alienation scheme of the Great Jin Empire and did not put our military alliance on hold."

Adolf has now determined that the Tsarist Russian Empire has not betrayed itself, so he is satisfied.

"We, the Tsarist Russian Empire, know very well that in today's world, only countries such as the German Empire can compete with the Great Jin Empire. Although we have signed a clause with the Great Jin Empire on the mutual non-use of nuclear weapons, it is just a blank sheet of paper. Moreover, at present I feel powerless, and I should completely let go of the government affairs in the future. However, my son will still uphold my ideas."

Adolf heard that Tsar II mentioned his physical problems, and that he was about to abdicate and become an overlord. He kept asking Tsar II.

In the end, it was learned that Tsar II was near the end of his life, and Tsar II also realized that the policy must be unswervingly implemented, and now he has made a detailed deployment and appointed a minister of state.

"I didn't expect you and I have only met a few times in a hurry, and now I have to say sadly and bluntly, and wave goodbye helplessly."

At this moment, Adolf had mixed emotions in his heart. There was a five-year age difference between him and Tsar II, but five years old was enough to cut the difference between their lives.

"This is a doomed fate. If it weren't for the rise of the Great Jin Empire, maybe you and I would have to play a game of chess players. At that time, it should be a fight with all our national strength. But now it seems that all of this It’s all the moon in the mirror, untouchable.”

Tsar II couldn't help but feel the helplessness of time, and then he exchanged a few words with Adolf before hanging up the phone.

After all, the main purpose of this telephone conversation has now been achieved.

"Mr. Adolf, I think that you may have to make plans early. We are no longer able to compete with the Great Jin Empire, but we can give up some benefits appropriately and stabilize the Great Jin Empire."

Tsar II pointed out in veiled words that Adolf's age should also consider the plans of his successors, and Adolf is now married to his close relatives and has no children yet.

The friendly reminder from Tsar II certainly made Adolf think for a long time, and he also thought about opening a harem to give his descendants more opportunities.

But the current German Empire obviously does not need an emperor or a royal family.

He can only select a suitable target from among other current ruling officials, and then train them.

However, this method may not be the safest and most reasonable for Adolf.

"Now the diplomatic envoys of the Great Jin Empire have proposed that our countries and the Great Jin Empire have reached the previous conditions that nuclear weapons are not suitable for regulations. But it is very harsh. We and our allies will definitely not agree to such regulations. I, the German Empire, Prepared for a hasty battle."

Adolf then pointed out several regulations proposed by Lu Zijing. After hearing this, Tsar II understood that the Great Jin Empire had no intention of peace talks at all.

It's just to humiliate countries.

"Then the Tsarist Russian Empire can only make a certain promise. If the German Empire and its allies are in a life-or-death situation, the Tsarist Russian Empire will also tear up the treaty with the Jin Empire and fight side by side with you."

Tsar II will certainly not sit idly by and watch the demise of the German Empire, and he understands from the bottom of his heart the truth.

"If the Tsarist Russian Empire can understand such a transparent truth, then our German Empire will have no worries."

Adolf understood that this was the last help of Tsar II, and in the early battles, he still hoped that the German Empire would make efforts.

"Of course, Mr. Adolf, you don't have to worry. The Tsarist Russian Empire will still send scientists to help your German Empire with nuclear weapons research. I hope that your progress will be smooth."

Tsar II's last promises to the German Empire are now few and far between.

When it comes to nuclear weapons, Adolf suffered a complete loss this time. He is going to fight a scientific defense and counterattack.

Because, he knows that the scientists of the German Empire are the most famous in the world, and even most of the physical systems in modern times were established by the scientists of the German Empire.

Under such prerequisites, even the Great Jin Empire used despicable means to coerce some famous scientists, but behind these scientists, there were still some students.

Now, Adolf can only rely on these students.

The conversation came to an end here, and the two of them reluctantly parted and hung up the phone.

Afterwards, Martin Bauer stepped forward and spoke to Adolf.

"Mr. President, Churchill and Trump Brown are still waiting for the end of your telephone conversation outside the door. As for Mussory, he also left the scene of the meeting in a hurry. He is currently rushing to the airport at the fastest speed. You see , Do you want to send troops to intercept?"

At this moment, Mussory, of course, wanted to flee in a hurry, after all, all the spearheads were directed at him now.

"Mussory is helpless now, and he is still in the stage of hesitation, let him leave! After all, arresting him will not change some established facts. However, letting him leave may bring some unexpected surprises."

At this moment, Adolf chose to let Mussory go, and he thought that there was still hope.

Moreover, the terms of the Great Jin Empire this time are extremely harsh, and Mussory must also be afraid of his own future.

"At present, we can only test the attitudes of Churchill and Trump Brown."

Afterwards, Adolf tidied up his clothes and walked slowly into the living room. When Trump Brown saw Adolf coming up, he spoke directly.

"Mr. Adolf, our countries are facing a huge threat at this moment. I hope that at this time, we must fight together and never compromise the Great Jin Empire."

Trump Brown inquired about Churchill's attitude in his spare time just now.

At present, in the Eagle Empire, there are still factions that have surrendered, which has affected a large number of citizens, and the empress is swaying from side to side.

But at this moment, Churchill still unswervingly expressed his attitude of never surrendering. He believes that only by not surrendering can he have a chance.

Otherwise, the Eagle Empire could only face liquidation.

After getting Churchill's attitude, Trump Brown also said that the American Eagle Empire would never accept it, and the Great Jin Empire's overlord clause would also fight the Great Jin Empire to the end.

Both of them are of course hoping that Adolf and Tsar II had an optimistic phone conversation, and that Adolf must not give up the idea of ​​fighting.