How did I become a villain

When the technology is mature, let Zeppelin grow taller and open up a separate missile silo.

She wants to pour all her love and effort into this dependent ship.

After completing the task, facing the almost bottomed out oil tank, there is no need to go back to the city through the conventional way. After all the equipment that needs to be upgraded is installed, the whole ship will be informed to return on the same day.

She activated the power of the original space stone, and directly sent this big guy back to the port of Kiel through the map and coordinates provided.

In fact, at this time, she didn't know that on the way back, the Royal Navy had already laid a net, just waiting for her to take the bait.

The news that the Nazi German single ship went deep into the Arctic Ocean to find the Rubik's Cube could not be hidden from others. The Human Torch, who escaped by chance, told the news to his team members. The latter needed the cooperation of the Royal Navy for revenge. The captain of the cruiser told his superiors the news, and the Royal Navy told the US fleet.

Now, all the high-level Allied forces know.

But when they were still discussing what kind of surprise should be given to the returning Earl Zeppelin, they received a secret message from a spy in Kiel, Germany.

An accident that no one expected happened just like this.

"The Rubik's Cube has been activated, the location is Kiel Harbor."

Volume 44.2: [-] Immortality

"It seems that the Nazis have regained the Rubik's Cube, and we are still one step too late." Jeffrey, the captain of the raiders, expressed his opinion at the combat meeting with a sullen face.The original plan to intercept and capture the Rubik's Cube at the North Pole was aborted. The German army's action of not leaving any reaction time for others has already taken the lead. I don't know how long it will take to catch up. It's strange that his face looks good. .

"Steve defeated the Nazi Hydra's ambitions at the cost of his own life. We cannot let his efforts go to waste. This thing that does not belong to the earth has brought us so much trouble before, so I don't need to go into details Said you all know. Next stop, we will go deep into the German mainland, in the port of Kiel to prevent the Nazis from continuing to use their power."

"The friendly army will mobilize troops to launch a diversionary attack on the enemy's defense line. We will take a transport plane to airborne and tell the world with our actions that only we can complete this mission of saving the world!"

"Everyone, if you don't want your future generations to be enslaved by the Nazis and live under the shadow of the swastika flag, go all out."

While Jeffrey was boosting the morale of the team members, a middle-ranking officer of the Royal Navy knocked on the hatch of the conference room and handed him a telegram.

After only two or three glances, Jeffrey flew into a rage, crumpled the paper and threw it on the ground.

Madeleine picked up the paper and opened it for a glance, her expression changed slightly.

"The new president of NA, Germany, and GUO, Karl Dönitz, submitted an armistice agreement to Eisenhower, the Supreme Commander of the Allied European Theater? The war is over?"

Didn't you just get the Rubik's Cube?There are still wars going on, why did they surrender?

Could it be that you have tried everything possible to get the Rubik's Cube just to surrender?

This is so un-Nazi!

In this way, wouldn't Neptune Namo and Toro die in vain?

Robert jumped up immediately, grabbed the paper, and said angrily after reading it: "What is this? The war is over, our shame, and Thomas' blood feud will not be avenged? How will we explain to Jim when he wakes up? The murderer who killed his adopted son is still alive and has made peace with us!? Maybe even take a photo with us in the same frame?"

"Why are you yelling at me?" Robert's saliva made Louis lean back with a look of disgust. "We can only blame them for fleeing too fast. They surrendered before we had time to take revenge."

"Never!" Robert yelled angrily. "Even if these Nazi bastards choose to surrender, I will not let these bastards go, I will tear them to pieces!"

"But the war is over..."

"Is the war over?" Jeffrey raised his head, his calm eyes suppressed his irritable emotions, he glanced around at the comrades present, and sneered. "No, the war is not over yet. If the Germans want to surrender, it depends on whether the Allies are willing to accept it. Even if they accept it, it is absolutely impossible to achieve an immediate ceasefire. We still have a few days..."

This remark lifted the spirits of the team members, isn't that why!

The most excited of them all was Wind Speed ​​Robert Frank, who leapt up to the captain. "What are you going to do?"

Jeffrey picked up the crumpled paper again, and snorted coldly with indifference and sneer.

"Without friendly forces, we can still sneak into the Nazi territory, complete revenge, and wash away the shame. If those people think that surrender can save their sad fate, it can only be said that they have miscalculated. The war will end sooner or later, but revenge will never non-stop."

"Everyone, the plan remains the same. Our task is still to capture the Rubik's Cube, this time not for the Allies, but for the United States of America! I don't believe it. Without such a huge bargaining chip as the Rubik's Cube, Germany still has the confidence to talk about surrender. "

……

"You guys did a great job on this operation. I'm deeply proud of it."

In the dean's room of the Milvik Naval Academy, Doenitz expressed his sincere thanks to the two heads of operations who returned from the North Pole in his usual majestic and peaceful tone.

When he learned that Griffin had inadvertently fused the Rubik's Cube and became its guardian, Dönitz did not show the incompetent rage that should have occurred when the expected plan deviated. He calmly listened to Colonel Belko's speech. Reported, and then summoned Griffin, and only used a few words to make the other party feel relieved.

Such an indifferent attitude made the latter heave a sigh of relief.

Griffin was really worried that his intentions would be exposed on the spot by the opponent.

"Although there were twists and turns in the process, the action was successfully completed after all." Doenitz even joked with self-deprecation. "Since the beginning of the war, there have been few naval operations that have been carried through to victory through and through."

This... After all, Germany has been a land power since ancient times, and the navy has no background.

Griffin was a little ashamed, and she responded carefully. "You are too modest, this operation depends on the precise deployment of the marshal and the staff..."

"You don't need to put gold on our faces." Denitz waved his hand, and it was obvious that he was still in a very happy mood. "No matter how good-looking it is on paper, it requires the on-the-spot judgment and bloody battles of front-line commanders to implement it. They have their credit, and you also have to contribute."

"The head of state has fulfilled his promise to fight to the end and rest with the country at the price of his own life. Before he died, he designated me as the supreme leader of this country." Lao Lang sat on the table that symbolized the highest power. On the antique bench, he said slowly with a heavy tone: "But I am different from him. I don't want my beloved country to go back to the Middle Ages, so I have to disobey his order to resist to the end in order to save The fire of this nation. As the new president of the German Third Reich, it is necessary and obligatory for me to propose an armistice agreement to the Allies. Even if the future Germany may hate me for being weak.”

Colonel Belko said with a serious face: "You are willing to bear the humiliation of defeat for the future of Germany. I also believe that you can lead us again after the war and lead Germany to rise like Marshal Hindenburg. I respect this Believe it or not."

Not everyone is willing to defile themselves and sign the surrender document.

"If I am Hindenburg, then who is Hitler?" Doenitz smiled and shook his head.

Hindenburg was a good soldier, but not a good president. It was his intentional indulgence during his administration that gave the Nazis the soil and space to grow.There were always two sides to a story, but he believed Colonel Belko meant no harm.

He turned his gaze to the somewhat restrained girl sitting aside.

"Germany can no longer withstand another blow. We have failed, and we can naturally find a lot of excuses to quibble, but is this beneficial to the future development of Germany? Don't forget, this war is We made another mistake 20 years later because of our defeat in World War I, but we didn’t reflect on our own mistakes deeply.”

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Volume 45: [-] Thoughts of the Marshal

After Hitler's death, although the dark clouds over Germany have not completely dissipated, there is still a glimmer of light.As Dönitz became the president of Germany, many people also pinned their hopes for peace on him.

After all, he is the legal successor appointed by the head of state, and he is also the real power of the German Wehrmacht. His words and deeds represent the will of the top German leadership.

The armistice agreement proposed by him is much more important than Goering and Himmler, who have lost their use value.

Even if he might be sentenced to prison for war criminals in the end, he admitted it.

The most ridiculous thing is that Himmler, an idiot, first chose to make peace with the Allies before the Soviet Union invaded Berlin. He misjudged the situation and betrayed the Führer impatiently, so he was expelled from the center of power.When he learned that he became the successor of the head of state to form a government cabinet, he even wanted to seek a position in it, so that he could go ashore for nothing.For this reason, he has asked the adjutant to apply for a meeting more than once these days.

Does he still think that in his own government, there is still a place for the SS?

Haven't you messed up Germany enough, you country moths?

Dönitz treats the culprit of this war with contempt.When the head of state was here, he still cared about his status and arrogance. Now that the mountain above his head was gone, he naturally didn't need to maintain superficial peace with this kind of guy.

"Major Zeppelin, put away your worries. I didn't blame you for merging the Rubik's Cube. It wasn't your fault." Doenitz said kindly to the girl. "You didn't let it fall into the hands of the enemy. This is the greatest contribution to Germany. The Cosmic Rubik's Cube is the greatest weight in our peace talks. Without it, Germany will inevitably face a harsher treaty. At least at the national level, I should thank you sacrifice for it."

No matter what purpose the old wolf said these words, it also showed his attitude.

He won't hold on to this braid.

At this time, Dönitz was still a rationalist who took the overall situation into consideration.Knowing that they cannot be controlled, they simply let go of supervision.

Although the Cosmic Rubik's Cube is extremely tempting, it is a hot potato to him, and keeping it by his side can only increase the danger.

After reassuring Griffin and letting her go, Dönitz turned to ask Colonel Belko, who was accompanying him all the way.

He restrained himself with a calm smile on his face.

"On May 5, before you returned to Kiel, I, as the new president of Germany, proposed an armistice agreement to Eisenhower, Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Allied Forces in Europe." His tone was bitter and his voice was low. "But he refused."

"The Allied commander-in-chief believes that Germany should offer an unconditional surrender, not an armistice."

A truce may be fought again, and surrender is a complete admission of defeat, the difference is not the slightest.

It's not that Dönitz doesn't know the difference, he just wants to fight for it again and give Germany a face.In his eyes, armistice and surrender can sometimes mean the same thing, and he is also ready to surrender.

However, the Allied Forces had to be reasonable and unforgiving, which made him a little helpless, but it was not unexpected.

I was planning to surrender, so I should take advantage of the situation and change it.

It's time to end.

This matter was just mentioned casually, and was quickly ignored by himself.

"What do you think of her...?"

Not quite clear about the real purpose of the boss's question, the colonel pondered for a moment, and said: "She and the Earl Zeppelin share weal and woe. Controlling the Earl Zeppelin is equivalent to controlling her."

Belko, who participated in the whole operation with Griffin, is still very pertinent.

He could see that the little girl had an unusual feeling for the ship.Rather spend two more days in the dangerous arctic, but also fully armed.

Naturally, it can be seen that Griffin does all this with a strong selfishness.

I didn't choose to report to the Marshal because it was no longer necessary.

Even the marshal agrees with her, why should I be this bad guy with no eyes?

Dönitz agreed with the colonel's words.

After they came back, he also boarded the ship to look at the ship outfit on the Graf Zeppelin, and was amazed at the densely packed rockets.

Doenitz also has his own views on the new technology of rockets.He had thought of putting rockets in a submarine, of course, it would have to be a giant submarine-bigger than existing submarines.

If Germany had bred such an Aryan superman earlier, maybe the war would have ended long ago.

Wasn't one of the reasons why they lost the battle also because of the selfishness and arrogance of the NA pure Hydra, who were unwilling to share advanced technology?Even if the allies are at odds with each other, even if the forces within a country cannot be unified, can this war not fail?

He took a long breath.

"But now we are powerless to control the Graf Zeppelin." In his sunken eye sockets, his naked eyes were gloomy. "Once Germany surrenders, all ships will be captured by the enemy, including the Graf Zeppelin. We cannot keep him."

Just like at the beginning of the twentieth century, watching the world's second largest navy fall into the hands of a powerful enemy and sinking in Scapa Flow in humiliation, he also saw the advanced submarine built by himself in the hands of wolf cubs who were unwilling to fail The collective sunk on the coast of Germany and the military port.He had to go through such a tragedy twice, even though he is the admiral of the navy, Dönitz couldn't help but his eyes turned red and his thoughts were confused for a while.

Colonel Belko was also taken aback, then heaved a long sigh.

"Is there no way to keep him?"

If the Graf Zeppelin falls into the hands of the enemy, due to its particularity, it may not necessarily be disposed of according to the principle of destroying large ships and drawing lots for small ships.This is a sharp weapon to control the Griffin, and the Griffin is equivalent to the Rubik's Cube. Controlling the Earl Zeppelin is equivalent to stabilizing the Griffin. As long as the Allies are clear-headed, it is impossible to push the friendly forces to the enemy. A trick on one side.

So Graf Zeppelin is likely to be kept secret and used to contain her.

But the initiative is not in Denitz's hands, so what can he use to make her obey?

Before Griffin left, the so-called national righteousness he said to her did not expect to really affect a child who grew up in the cruel competitive relationship of the survival of the fittest advocated by the Nazis. Caring and tolerance to accept her, who can guarantee that this child will not fall into the arms of the other party?

"We can't keep him. We can't interfere with the Graf Zeppelin's disposal." Dönitz repeated with affirmation. "Instead of doing this, it's better to be more straightforward and show our sincerity for reconciliation. As for Griffin... it's not just the Earl Zeppelin that she cares about most. Human beings are social animals. If the feelings of family and country can't hold back a People, then the only ones who can hold her back are her friends and family."

Unless she's a heartless person.

However, a person who is willing to risk his life to save nearly [-] civilians from the Eastern Front is a ruthless person?

It is an established fact that Griffin was sent to the United States and cannot be changed, so let's start turning our attention to her friends, which can be regarded as a long-term investment.

It is better to use the feelings between them to conceive and restrain Griffin than to coerce Griffin with violence.

"At that time, on my behalf, you should make a request to the Allies to treat the Graf Zeppelin kindly. This is also for that little girl, and they will understand. She will too."

Volume 46: [-] Friends

As soon as he entered the door, Goethe gave the girl a warm hug. "Welcome back."

Griffin's face was ruddy, and he nodded as reservedly as possible.

"Thank you."

"Griffin, you're finally back." Knowing that his partner had returned safely, Richter also rushed in from the outside excitedly. "You don't even know that I'm staying in the port area these days, and I'm almost moldy with boredom. Tell me, is the polar region fun? What great achievements have you made this time?"

"If you don't knock on the door when you come into my room next time, I'll knock on your celestial cover to nourish your brain." Griffin grabbed the kid by the ear, as if a sister was educating a stinky brother.

"Hiss, it hurts." Richter rubbed his earlobe and frowned, breaking away from the girl's pincers, "I know, I'll pay attention next time... don't talk about that, you haven't answered my question yet! Your trip Have you seen a polar bear while traveling far? Is it a big one? I heard that you can see the magical aurora in the North Pole. Is this true? Have you ever seen it? Is it really good?"

His eyes were shining, and his words were full of regrets for not being able to participate in the action.

Griffin sighed, patted Mrs. Zheng on the shoulder, and said old-fashionedly: "It is a kind of happiness to live as heartless as you are."

Sure enough, Richter was upset.

He is not stupid, so he can naturally hear Griffin's eccentricity.

"Don't talk about pulling it down, why are you being so weird." Richter hummed, and turned to look at Goethe, who bowed his head and smiled. "You don't even want to tell a story, I'll ask Goethe later."

"I'm sorry, what Griffin told me just now were whispers between girls, you can't talk to boys." The little nurse was very clever, and when Richter looked at her side, she knew that the child wanted to leave Curve, at that time, she declined politely and maliciously.

Richter had no choice but spread his hands.

"Okay, you guys just run on me like this, this is sexism, do you know sexism?"