Zongman: Hong Kong's black ceiling but autistic, what should I do?

Before Yosano Akiko could make a perfect plan, she heard the sound of hurried footsteps behind her becoming clearer and clearer. Yosano Akiko, who had completely calmed down, thought that Mori Yuki had found something like the pink flower to comfort her, so she turned around and prepared to apologize to Mori Yuki for her careless words just now.

But when Yosano Akiko turned around, she saw a tall figure that she was very familiar with walking up to her angrily, grabbing her collar, and loudly questioning her -

"Yosano Akiko! What on earth did you do to S1999!?"

"...Eh?"

Yosano Akiko followed Mori Ogai out of the medical building in a hurry. Her first reaction was that the enemy had already occupied the camp, but she immediately rejected this idea because -

Not only was there no "person" in the camp, the ground was almost covered in blood. All of his former companions, whether they hated him, understood him, or were willing to believe in him, had fallen to the ground. One could even vaguely see the commander and several important cadres, who had always been high above, being pinned down by the bodies of other soldiers, constantly donating their "blood" at the bottom.

"This...this is..."

Yosano Akiko watched all this in shock, and rushed forward to use [Please Don't Die] to treat the other party, but found that the other party had already died - [Please Don't Die] can only be used on life in a dying state.

Mori Ogai lowered his head and walked forward on the corpse without saying a word. Yosano Akiko hurriedly stood up, carefully walked around her "partner" on the ground, and continued forward following Mori Ogai.

Finally, at the door of the rest area, Mori Ogai and Yosano Akiko found the culprit behind all this - Mori Yuki, who was throwing the last body in the camp to the side of the road.

Mori Ogai looked at the blood-covered Mori Yuki with a gloomy face:

"Give me a reason, S1999."

Mori Xue put away the dagger that had become blunt from slashing too many people, walked to the outside of Moriou, and said softly:

"Task..."

"Who gave you the task!" Mori Ogai yelled at Mori Xue.

"Jing...Jingzi."

Mori Yuki looked guiltily at Yosano Akiko, who was still in a state of shock, and her eyes seemed to be complaining about how Yosano Akiko was caught by Mori Ogai.

Mori Ogai grabbed Mori Yuki's hair angrily and pulled her to the same level as his eye level.

"Yosano? Ha, who are you? Anyone can order you around, and you'll obey anyone's orders? - Good, great, complete obedience is awesome!"

Mori Yuki felt the pain in her scalp, and her body swayed with the amplitude of Mori Ogai's words because of Mori Ogai's anger. Although it was a bit like what Tachihara Masaaki said "swinging", Mori Yuki had not forgotten that she had to learn about emotions, so she quickly retracted her "swinging" idea and tried to think about why Mori Ogai's words and tone were so completely different.

So, is total obedience extremely good or extremely bad?

Well, this profound question may require Mori Xue to ponder carefully for several chapters.

But don't worry, Mori Xue's thoughts do not affect the continuation of the plot——

No matter how angry Mori Ogai was, the corpses scattered all over the camp were announcing the bankruptcy of the [Undead Legion].

Liben formally announced his surrender.

Originally, after surrendering, all those who participated in the battle would be brought to the military court for trial. Fortunately, thanks to Mori Xue, now only two people have to stand trial, which greatly reduces the workload of international organization personnel.

Why only two people, you ask?

Because Mori Xue was a precious experimental subject, she would have to return to the laboratory after the battle. How could she be allowed to accept the trial and receive a punishment that was not painful for her? How could such a good thing happen! He had harmed 30,000 people because of Mori Ogai's wrong command!

As for high-ranking officials like Minister Fujiwara, there is even less to worry about. Although he has no direct relationship with the war and does not need to be brought to a military court, his opponents have long seized on his failure in sending Mori Xue to the battlefield, which resulted in such a tragedy, and have tortured Minister Fujiwara... no, former Minister Fujiwara, to the point where he is worse off than death.

Fortunately, the top leaders still had some conscience. Because Mori Xue's identity could not be revealed to outsiders, all the deaths of the soldiers in the camp were considered "deaths in battle." Therefore, all the people in the 356th Infantry Division of the Wehrmacht were awarded military ranks and their relatives were given high amounts of consolation money.