How did you, a prisoner on death row, become an important weapon of the country? Yecheng Gao Weiming

Inside the office of Otto Hahn, deputy commander of the Uranium-235 Club.

Wang Luxiang knocked on the door excitedly, but was stunned as soon as he entered the room.

There were actually three people sitting in the room, three young researchers, sitting respectfully in front of Otto Hahn.

Hearing the sound of the door being pushed open, the three of them subconsciously turned around and looked at Wang Luxiang.

Wang Luxiang smiled at them, but couldn't call out the names of the three people.

After all, the entire uranium club has more than 200 scientific researchers, thousands of manufacturing craftsmen involved in nuclear testing, and nearly 10,000 German soldiers.

He had only been here for two hundred minutes, so it was normal that he couldn't call out their names.

The three men obviously didn't know Wang Luxiang either. They looked back and then turned around.

"Oh, Borut! What do you want from me, my dear child?"

Otto Hahn could call out the names of almost all the researchers.

He is sixty-four years old and has a head full of white hair, but compared to the young and energetic Heisenberg, who is only in his early forties, Otto Hahn is much gentler.

Although he was the first to discover the phenomenon of nuclear fission, the old man did not take credit for himself and was willing to let Heisenberg take the position of overall person in charge.

He even stood up to greet him and took the initiative to ask Wang Luxiang to sit down and talk.

Wang Luxiang seemed a little embarrassed.

He looked at the three strangers sitting in the room and seemed to be hesitant to speak.

"Mr. Hahn, I..."

Otto Hahn immediately understood what the other party meant, that is, he wanted irrelevant personnel to stay away.

The old man smiled and said, "What's the matter? Borut, just tell me directly! Let me introduce you. These are my students Phillips, Pluto, and Heinsoh... I will almost never hide anything from them."

"Everyone, this is Heisenberg's student Borut. Haha! You may not have seen him before. He just started working here not long ago..."

The three of them nodded politely, knowing Wang Luxiang's identity.

Wang Luxiang understood after hearing this.

These three were Otto Hahn's students, so naturally they were much closer to each other than he was.

Whatever the case, it was clear that Otto Hahn had no intention of avoiding the three men.

Helplessly, Wang Luxiang had to grit his teeth and said.

"Mr. Hahn, it's like this. I heard that by the end of today's get off work, Mr. Heisenberg will submit the latest nuclear fission research and development report to the Empire?"

"Ok?"

Otto Hahn sat back in his chair, slowly put away his smile, and looked at the other person with a puzzled expression.

Whether to submit the research and development report was decided by the top management of the Uranium 235 Club not long ago.

Most people don’t know this, so how can you, a scientific researcher, know this?

Did Heisenberg tell you?

However, at the high-level meeting, Heisenberg himself requested that the submitted scientific research reports must be kept highly confidential and not be known to any outsiders.

after all……

The old man sighed in his heart.

According to everyone's calculations, if they want to achieve nuclear fission as soon as possible and help the empire create a super weapon such as the atomic bomb, it will take at least ten years.

Moreover, the amount of uranium 235 it uses is simply staggering, reaching several tons.

Tons! That's an astronomical figure.

After high-level research, it was concluded that this was an almost impossible task.

Therefore, at Heisenberg's suggestion, everyone jointly recommended that Mr. Hu Zi, the head of the empire, immediately abandon the experiment and focus on the research and development of missiles and rockets. The empire's precious wealth should not be wasted on such a meaningless thing.

But the young man in front of me...

How did you know that?

Otto Hahn looked at the other person quietly, with ripples in his heart.

You know, once this matter is leaked to the Allied forces, the impact will be extremely bad.

Not to mention the impact on morale.

The Allies were also working on the Manhattan Project.

Both sides are competing and racing against time, both want to be the first to develop a nuclear fission bomb and change the course of the entire war.

If Oppenheimer and his gang knew that the Empire couldn't build an atomic bomb...

Otto Hahn was silent for a moment, then spoke softly.

"Haha, Borut, that's true. Could it be that Mr. Heisenberg has let you read the scientific research report?"

He wanted to ask the other party whether he knew everything that the top management had discussed.

Wang Luxiang first shook his head, then nodded, cursing in his heart.

Depend on!

Did you tell me to take a look?

Of course I haven’t seen it.

How could a small researcher like me have access to such highly confidential stuff?

But he couldn't shake his head, so he nodded and said, "Well... I guess I've seen it, Mr. Hahn."

"But that's not the point! The point is that I found some problems in the report. My teacher forgot to calculate..."

As he spoke, Wang Luxiang was about to take out the draft paper in his arms and tell the other party about the fatal oversight on the neutron diffusion rate.

Unexpectedly, Otto Hahn's brows furrowed more and more, and he waved his hand to interrupt Wang Luxiang.

"Okay! Borut, I'm sorry, I suddenly remembered something that needs to be dealt with immediately. Can you please leave my office for now? I'll call you later, okay?"

kindness?

Wang Luxiang put his hands in his pockets. Seeing Otto Hahn's serious expression, his heart skipped a beat.

He looked at the three researchers again, as if something suddenly dawned on him.

Yes!

How can we allow irrelevant people to listen in on such a highly confidential matter?

If the news gets out, it will have a very bad impact on the entire uranium 235 club and even the entire German army.

Wang Luxiang quickly smiled and nodded.

"Okay, okay! Mr. Hahn, you go ahead and do your work. I'll come over and discuss this with you when you're not busy..."

Having said that, he turned and left the office, closing the door and leaving.

Just didn't notice.

As soon as the door closed, the three people who had been sitting there looked at each other, and they could see each other's shock in their eyes.

"teacher……"

One of them hurriedly tried to say something.

Otto Hahn told him to shut up, his brows twitching.

The old man picked up the red phone on the table and asked to speak to Mr. Heisenberg, the general manager of the club.

The call was connected a few seconds later, and Otto Hahn only asked one question.

"Chief Engineer, have you asked your student Borut to look over the research report that you are going to submit today?"

The person on the other end of the line replied without hesitation: "How is that possible! Mr. Hahn, this decision is highly confidential. How could I... let my students know about it in advance? Why are you asking?"

"……fine!"

Otto Hahn let out a breath and slowly felt relieved.

That stubborn and obstinate guy said he wouldn't let anyone see it, so naturally he didn't let anyone see it.

According to Otto Hahn's understanding of Heisenberg, the other party had not told any lies in decades.

He was an extremely pure person who was only devoted to scientific research.

"Nothing else, haha, I'm just asking casually."

Having said this, Otto Hahn was about to hang up the phone.

Unexpectedly, Heisenberg hesitated for a moment and then spoke again on the phone.

"but……"

"About half an hour ago, Borut came to see me and said something strange. So, did he say anything to you again?"

Otto Hahn's brows furrowed again, "No!"

"Okay! Mr. Chief Engineer, let me handle this matter, okay? Don't let it affect your work."

There was silence for a moment on the other end of the phone, then the call ended after he said OK.

"call……"

After hanging up the receiver, Otto Hahn sighed and said to the three students in front of him.

"Kids, it seems you are right."

"There are bad guys in our team..."