bloody movement

Reichstag building, main conference hall.

"Everyone, is there any objection to my proposal to reorganize the People's Will Party and amend the People's Will Party Constitution?" Lyon stood on the rostrum, looked at the thousands of delegates in the audience, and asked with a smile.

Most of the delegates under the stage sat upright, without saying a word or making a move, because since Lyon appeared on the rostrum at the beginning of the meeting, only Lyon was in their minds.

And a small number of people began to whisper and talk a lot.

"Mr. Wittgenstein, you seem to have a question to ask?" Leon looked at the unhappy Wittgenstein and asked with a smile, "If you have any opinions, feel free to raise them."

"My Führer, I have always followed you firmly, and I agree and support everything you said." Wittgenstein said with a dark face "supporting".

"Führer, you have directly spread new ideas to the SS. What's the use of us raising objections?" A representative next to Wittgenstein interjected.

When Leon heard this, he gave Wittgenstein a deep look and sneered.

"The new ideas that are now widely circulated in the SS are not spread by the Führer, but by me, General Steiner and General Hauser." Ludwig, who has been standing behind Lyon, is cold. The face stood up and said.

"You?" The representative glanced at Ludwig, "Who gave you the power to arbitrarily spread ideas that have not been decided by the General Assembly to our soldiers?!"

"people."

"Damn people!" the representative mocked. "You are just a dog. How dare you do such a thing without your master's instructions?"

As soon as these words came out, most of the delegates stood up angrily, and the SS soldiers who maintained order also took the guns behind their backs and pulled the bolts. A blunt insult to Ludwig's representative on this occasion.

And the man was not afraid, because of the energy of the person he instructed him to do.

"Enough! We're in a meeting now! What kind of decency do you guys look like?! Sit down for me!" Leon slapped the table angrily, then looked at the fearless representative, "As for General Ludwig, he wanted to The Empire has done its best, I don't think anyone is qualified to insult him!"

Facing Leon's angry expression, the representative who was not afraid before also showed a hint of fear, and looked at someone beside him as if asking for help.

"Führer calm down, Führer calm down." Wittgenstein stood up and said sloppily, "Finn did not mean to insult General Ludwig. We are all very aware of General Ludwig's contribution to the Empire."

"Humph!" Leon snorted coldly, "Today's meeting will be here for now. We will talk about the new party constitution and philosophy later! The meeting is over!"

"Whoa!" There was a neat standing sound from the venue.

"Führer." Wittgenstein stopped Leon, who was about to leave.

"What's the matter with Mr. Wittgenstein?" Leon said with a cold face.

"On the issue of the new party constitution and pan-Europeanism...I think I support most of your opinions, such as the complete elimination of racial discrimination and the establishment of an equal society, after all, you are the leader, the head of the empire, these are a leader It should be done." Wittgenstein said with deliberation, "But regarding the market economy... the issue of eliminating monopoly that you raised, I hope you will consider it carefully."

"I will." Leon nodded, then turned around and continued towards the exit surrounded by a group of SS soldiers.

"For the sake of arming half of the Wehrmacht and two-thirds of the Waffen SS for the Empire," Wittgenstein added meaningfully.

"These bastards!" Back in the office, Leon angrily kicked the desk.

"My Führer, do you need me to go to the houses of those representatives?" Ludwig showed a cold look on his face.

"No, the empire still needs their support." Leon took a deep breath, tried to calm down, then sighed, patted Ludwig on the shoulder and whispered, "Ludwig, follow me, Thanks a lot."

"Where is it!" Ludwig said terrified and nervous, "If there was no Führer for you, I would still be begging on the street! It was you, the Führer, who brought me and Germany back to its feet!"

"Alas." Leon sighed again after hearing this, "Forget it... Ludwig, you call Gustav over for me."

"Yes, my Führer!" Ludwig saluted and left quickly.

It didn't take long for Gustav and Ludwig to return to the office together.

"My Führer, are you looking for me?" Gustav asked respectfully as he approached Leon in fear.

"Gustav, my old friend." Leon smiled and motioned Gustav to sit at will, "Tell me, what do you think of the Wittgenstein family?"

"They?" Gustav looked strange. "If it's true, they're like a wolf."

"Oh? Wolf?"

"Yes, wolf!" Gustav nodded. "Maybe the empire can satisfy them for a while, but not for the rest of their lives. Sooner or later, they will hurt the empire. Like wolves, they can never be fed."

Speaking of which, Gustaf paused, glanced at Leon's face, and then continued: "To be honest, Führer, I don't understand why you wanted to cooperate with the Wittgenstein family in the first place."

"Because of the internal and external difficulties of the empire." Leon said seriously, "We need a strong enough ally to arm us with more troops."

"Alas..." Gustav sighed, "The Wittgenstein parents came to me a few days ago, tempting me with huge sums of money, a dozen mines, and a large arms order from the Polish Defense Forces, hope I can work with them."

"Then, Gustav, have you accepted their wooing?" Leon asked with interest.

"Of course not! How could I cooperate with those jackals." Gustav replied solemnly.

"What about other chaebols in China? For example, Rheinmetall and the others"

"Rheinmetall did not agree. And not only Rheinmetall, as far as I know, those of us who were the first to follow you all scoffed at this." Gustav recalled, "but a dozen small consortiums chose to secretly negotiate with you. They cooperate to check and balance the influence of our Führer faction in the German economic market."

When Leon heard the words, the veins in the hand holding the water glass burst, and then quickly returned to its original state.

"Gustav, are you ready to make your company bigger?"

"Huh?" Gustav froze for a while, but he quickly understood what Leon meant, "Pretty...ready!"

"Very good. Ludwig!"

"I'm here, my Führer." Ludwig took a step forward and replied respectfully.

"Seal down all the companies that choose to move closer to Wittgenstein, and accuse them of treason." Leon grinned, "Make the noise bigger, I want everyone to know the fate of betraying me!"

"clear."

"Also, the representative who insulted you, after tonight, I don't want him to exist in this world completely!"

"clear!"

After speaking, Ludwig strode towards the door.

Germany has been fighting for so long that most people forget what the name Ludwig stands for.