University of Vienna Falls Behind

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Chapter 44 If You Are Stuck in the Past

Anna folded her arms around her chest.

I also know that no one will trust me.

"No one but me will believe that you will become a tyrant of Deta in the future, burning the world with the fire of war."

Don't say people don't believe Adolf anymore.

Even Adolf didn't believe it, she was just a bohemian corporal.

"You came to tell me about your great dream. Now that I know, do you have any other purpose?"

"Don't be so hostile to me."

"What exactly do you want to do?"

Anna looked at Adolf and smiled.

"Although I used you and wanted to kill you. But one thing is true, Adolf, I do want to save you."

"You mean to save me after using me, and trap me in an unjust place? Then I would rather die on the battlefield of the Somme, Your Royal Highness!"

"You hate traitors that much?"

"All traitors are unforgivable, never."

Adolf looked firmly at Anna.

This is her insistence that will never change.

All traitors should go to hell.

Perhaps the best outcome for Adolf was to die on the battlefields of World War I after receiving the Iron Cross [-]st Class, so that she too would die as a hero of the Empire.Instead of dragging everyone to hell in the extreme after returning to the Empire.

Anna looked at Adolf helplessly.

"If I don't get you in the wrong place, I'll have to kill you, like any other party leader. Adolf, I don't want you to die. You should understand that if you were me, you would do the same."

Adolf's eyes became calm.

She picked up the beer mug in her hand and took a sip.

cough cough cough...

Maybe it was too hasty to drink, Adolf coughed a few times, and she put down the glass heavily.

"You can't trust me, and I can't trust you. If you want to keep using me, I'll do..."

Anna rested her chin in one hand.

The slender fingers stretched out in front of Adolf and gently stroked Adolf's face.

"Seeing me makes you feel pain?"

Adolf took a deep breath.

"Yes."

Adolf's feelings for Anna are very complicated. When she sees Anna, this tranquility can make Adolf temporarily forget the pain on the battlefield, and it can also make Adolf temporarily escape from reality.

But after all, he was deceiving himself. When Adolf got closer to Anna, the memories of the past hurt Adolf even more.

When knowing that Anna is using herself.

Adolf is more at a loss. She misses the battlefield on the Western Front. If possible, she would like to return to the cold trenches. Her soul has been left in the past forever, and she can't get out.

"I've met a lot of people just like you."

Anna looked at Adolf.

"When I was returning from Vienna to Deta, the rout of Deta attacked the train I was on, and they thought it was because of the Ordili that they lost, and they wanted to take revenge on the Ordili. When I stood up, I Tell them the war is over and I can take them home. If it were you, Adolf, what would you choose?"

"We.... have no home..."

If it wasn't for Adolf's eyes being injured by the poisonous gas, I'm afraid she would have taken a more extreme path.

"Yes, Adolf, from that time on, I decided to take the empire back. Now that the empire has come back, Adolf, you are still the hero of the empire, why are you still reluctant to come out of the past?"

Adolf looked directly at Anna, and she did not shy away from this question.

"Because there are my most precious things there."

"Shouldn't it be me who is most precious to you?"

......

Adolf did not answer Anna.

"Shall we see a psychiatrist?"

...

Adolf still didn't answer.

Anna reluctantly looked at Adolf and pulled her hand back. She didn't know if Adolf could call it war PTSD now, but Adolf was a little different. The battlefield, for Adolf, is her true destination.

"I know what I say, you won't listen, but I'm here, you can grab me just by reaching out."

"You are not a soldier, you have not experienced the battlefield, you will never understand us."

Adolf said calmly.

Anna really could not understand Adolf, nor could she understand the soldier who committed suicide in front of her, nor could she understand General Lutowitz.

"You wouldn't want me to go to the battlefield, would you?"

"Do not."

"I want to pull you out of the abyss. It's true. If I can't save you, how can I pull Deta out of the abyss?"

"Is this a pity from above?"

"You can understand it any way you want, but I'm here, right in front of you, you can grab me just by reaching out, you can choose to fight with me, just like you asked me to be with you, you too You can choose to take another path, such as becoming a painter, and I will give you the freedom you want."

Adolf looked up at Anna.

"Why do you want to trust me now?"

"If it's true, I can make it impossible for you to organize your party. If it's false."

Anna looked at Adolf and smiled.

"Love is a more powerful weapon than hate, it can make you stronger and it can make you weaker, Adolf, I have caught your weakness."

"what do you want to do?"

"There are many capitalists in the country who owe taxes for decades, and I need you to get the money back."

"You want me to be an orphan?"

Adolf knows exactly what this means, and it means that Adolf will have a bad relationship with all capitalists, and the same goes for the bureaucracy associated with capitalists.Anna wanted Adolf to be completely isolated.

"Yes, you just have to be loyal to me, as Bismarck was loyal to my grandfather."

Adolf was in no hurry to answer.

This matter is indeed too tempting for Adolf, she really wants to be Bismarck, and Anna has put such an opportunity in front of her.

As long as she reaches out, she can catch it.

Adolf was still trapped in hatred and couldn't get out.

But she still has things to do, such as the mission she was born with.

Adolf stood up.

Come to Anna.

He knelt down on one knee toward Anna.

Anna smiled with satisfaction, at least from now on, she can trust Adolf a little.

"I see your face, Adolf."

These were the last words Wilhelm I said to Bismarck.