Bismarck

"The person who came is said to be Admiral Lütjens' secretary, Major Bismarck," said the captain.

"Bismarck?" Hitler and Eva said together. Eva was surprised because they had just talked about this girl.

The captain looked at Eva strangely, then nodded, "It is indeed her. We all have her promotional photos. She is not an imposter."

"What is she doing here?" Hitler asked.

"Major Bismarck said her captain was in danger and seemed to want to ask you for help, but because you are in private time now and there was no notice of her visit, I refused her."

"Is Lütjens in danger?" Hitler asked.

"Yes." The captain nodded. "But she didn't tell me the details. I suggested that she ask Marshal Reger for help. She didn't say anything and left quickly. Major Bismarck looked very anxious. He must have encountered some problems..."

"Okay, I understand, you can go down." Hitler frowned.

"Yes!"

"Is Lütjens in danger?" he said to himself, then went to the phone and called the Navy Department. Lütjens was a general he valued very much, and he must not let anything happen to him.

But Reger was not in the navy, and only the staff officer answered the call, so Hitler had to ask Reger to call back later.

"What danger could there be that needs to be told to me?" Hitler wondered.

Hitler, who was immersed in thought, was startled by a sudden scream. The source of the scream was Eva, who was looking at the window with a terrified expression.

"There, there's something coming out! Oh my God——"

Following Eva's finger, Hitler was shocked to find that the air beside the empty windowsill was slowly turning into color, and then a figure-like figure emerged...

Hitler immediately pulled out a silver-white pistol from under his desk, skillfully pulled the bolt, and aimed at the object that was about to come out.

Downstairs, the guards who heard Eva's screams also rushed up.

Bismarck was thinking, if he became like the female ghost in the Japanese horror movies, floating in from the window with disheveled hair, blood all over his face and intestines hanging out, and then saying quietly - I died miserably, what would be the consequences? Would the Führer be scared to death?

It seems like these props can be made very realistic very easily by myself. Well, I can consider trying to scare people in the future, and then switch to making a movie. How about scaring Regel first?

Well, now the important thing is to talk to the Führer first, and not let the guards in.

Bismarck immediately showed up and said quickly in a low voice, "Führer, it's me! I have something important to report to you. Please don't let the guards see me..."

Hitler and Eva were both stunned. They didn't expect that such a horrific scene would end like this. A beautiful girl appeared out of thin air, and it was the name they had been hearing all night - Bismarck.

"Führer, what happened?!" The captain of the guard knocked hard on the door. Eva's scream just now really scared them. What if something happened to the Führer... If there was no response, he would be ready to force his way in.

Fortunately, Hitler reacted in time. He heard what Bismarck said. Although he had doubts, he still gave him some trust.

"It's okay, it's just a small matter. It's been resolved now. You guys stay outside the door."

"Yes···"

The guards retreated.

The two men's eyes were once again focused on the girl in front of them. Hitler's gun had not yet been put down, and Bismarck quickly raised his hands to indicate that he was not a threat.

"Major Bismarck, you'd better explain to me how you got to my room and what you want!"

"Prince, I am here to tell you my identity and ask you to save my captain!"

ps: Can I say that when I was writing this, my mind was full of the Führer coming to Hebei Province! Damn, I have seen too many evil Führers, and I was instantly distracted when describing them!

I'm so mad!

Breaking a pencil! Just take a look at it...

By the way, I forgot to recommend a novel similar to mine, "KanColle Yukikaze", which has just been released recently. I hope you will support it.

The snow wind will protect you~

Chapter 264: Questioning by the Head of State (Part 1)

"Who are you? What do you want to do here?"

Hitler did not put down his gun, the black muzzle was always pointing at her, so Bismarck kept her hands raised. She stared at Hitler with her eyes wide open, hoping to show more sincerity.

"Führer, I am not a human. My true identity is the Bismarck, the flagship of the Greater German War Navy."

Neither Hitler nor Eva said anything, they just stared at her, and no one believed what she said.

"Bismarck, how did you get here?" Hitler asked calmly.

Bismarck certainly knew that the little mustache men would not believe her. She didn't need them to think that she was a battleship, she just needed them to be sure that she was not human.

She felt it necessary to show Hitler the truth.

Bismarck put down his hand and walked quickly towards Hitler.

"stop!"

Hitler shouted loudly, followed by a series of gunshots without hesitation, accompanied by Eva's screams with her eyes covered and some clanging sounds.

All the bullets hit Bismarck at close range, but she was like a god of war emerging from the fire, walking quickly out of the clinking sparks, and the bullets could not stop her at all.

Bismarck walked up to Hitler with an expressionless face, stretched out his slender white hand without hesitation, grasped the silver-white pistol that had just fired, and then pulled it out of Hitler's hand.

"Führer!" The guards immediately appeared outside the door, but they were still separated by the thick solid wood door of the office.

"Get away from here!" Hitler suddenly roared, scaring everyone. He stared at Bismarck with anger in his eyes.

"Yes!"

The guards were so frightened that they ran as far away as possible.

Eva was also scared and opened her eyes, but the expected blood did not flow all over the ground. Bismarck was still standing well, except that there seemed to be a few holes in his clothes. The Führer was also standing intact, but for some unknown reason, the pistol fell into Bismarck's hands.

"Who the hell are you?" Hitler asked in a low voice.

"Führer, as you can see." Bismarck paused. "I am your battleship Bismarck. If you don't believe me, I can at least prove to you that I am not human."

Bismarck walked to Hitler's desk, reached into the drawer and took out a new magazine that she had scanned long ago, and replaced it neatly. At the same time, when Hitler didn't know whether she was aiming at him or what, she quickly pressed the muzzle of the gun to the depression in front of his slender neck.

This time, Bismarck did not use the strength of the armored steel on its hull, but simulated ordinary flesh and then pulled the trigger.

"boom--"

Eva screamed again.

A bullet mercilessly pierced through the junction of Bismarck's neck and torso, bringing out a large splatter of blood and staining the sofa behind him blood red.

"Sorry, Führer, I think I have soiled your sofa..." Without falling down or showing any painful expression, Bismarck just smiled apologetically and placed the handle of the pistol on the table facing Hitler.

Hitler watched the wounds on her body healing at a speed visible to the naked eye.

The bleeding stopped quickly.

"I have no hostility..."

"Oh my God," Eva exclaimed softly.

"I'm sorry, Miss Eva, I scared you..." Bismarck said, turning his head.

Eva nodded blankly at first, then quickly shook her head. She was still in a state of shock about what was happening before her eyes.

Hitler took a few steps forward with doubt and walked around Bismarck. He was clear about whether there was hostility or not. If Bismarck wanted to shoot, he could have done so long ago, not to mention that she had put the gun on the table. The only thing was whether it was a human being - or what she called a battleship...

The name is the same.

"What did you say happened to Lütjens just now?" Hitler asked.

"Führer, please save my captain!"

Tears suddenly "welled" in Bismarck's eyes, and his legs "involuntarily" knelt down and he fell in front of Hitler.

"Führer, my identity was known to Marshal Reger a few days ago. Marshal Reger believed that the captain deliberately concealed information about me from him, and in anger he arrested him, Lindemann, and Bonte!"

Bismarck cried and shed tears as she recounted this matter. The sudden change in tone caught both the Führer and Eva off guard - the female warrior who had just been invulnerable to swords and guns had now immediately turned into a crying young wife.

Hitler said that he was a little confused.

"What?! Lütjens was caught by Reger?" he asked in surprise.

"Yes! Reger announced that the captain was guilty of treason and concealing state secrets, and that he was also involved in a small group. He arrested them without any investigation. Führer, my captain's contribution to Germany is obvious to all! The same goes for Lindemann and Bonte. They have all made great contributions to fighting the British. How could such a true soldier betray Germany!"

"The captain has always told me that he will fight for Germany until the last bullet. I am with him all the time. The captain will never commit treason!"

"You said that Bonte and Lindeman were also arrested. Why?"

"The reason is the same, Führer. Now that things have come to this, I have spoken frankly. Although you may not believe that I am the ship...ship spirit of the Bismarck, I can tell you for sure that both the Tirpitz and the Zeppelin have ship spirits like me. After Regel learned of their existence, he resented Lindemann and Bonte for not reporting to him, so he arrested them as well!"

Hitler didn't really believe that Lütjens was a traitor, so he frowned when he heard the charge of treason.

"Reger and Lütjens still have a good relationship..."

"Prince, that was in the past. Ever since the captain proposed to strengthen joint operations with the Air Force, Reger has been making things difficult for him. Oh, joint operations, you should understand. The captain believes that our navy should strengthen cooperation with the Air Force and always be outward-facing. At the same time, this will enable us to make full use of the Zeppelin. The combat effectiveness of the Zeppelin was already clearly demonstrated in the Battle of Newcastle..."

Hitler nodded.

He had always wanted to do joint operations, or to put it another way, he had always wanted to improve the relationship between the navy and the air force. Because of the presence of those hateful Junker nobles, Hitler had great resistance to intervening in the army, so his left and right arms were Reger's navy and Goering's air force. However, as we all know, the navy and the air force had long been disliking and in conflict with each other. How could Hitler not have a headache with them? This was also why he was optimistic about Lütjens...

"The captain firmly believes that integrated sea-air operations can bring greater results - of course, the naval battle not long ago also proved this. He wanted to strive for cooperation with the Air Force for the future of the Navy. However, because of the conflict between himself and the Air Force, Regel deliberately ignored the results of the aircraft carrier and suppressed the captain, causing the conflict to escalate!"

"Prince, you may think that I am speaking from the captain's perspective, but I am not human. I am just looking at the answer from a more objective perspective..."

"You said that Tirpitz and Zeppelin also have ship spirits, so where are they?"

"Because I have met you, and after the three of us discussed it, I came to you for help. The two of them are guarding three captains in a prison." Bismarck replied.

"Dealing with a general requires my consent," Hitler said.

"But I guess Regel didn't inform you. This matter is still kept secret. No one on our warships knows that the captain has been captured."

Bismarck paused for a moment and continued, "Moreover, Reger was angry that the captain did not tell him my identity, but what about him? Isn't it the same? Reger has known our identities for two or three days. Did you, the Führer, know anything? He didn't say anything!"

Hitler thought for a moment.

"Well, if I assume that you are the spirit of the ship, why didn't you tell Reger or tell me at the beginning? I think Reger is not wrong. Lütjens did conceal a confidential event." His eyes were fixed on Bismarck's pupils, not allowing her to retreat at all.

"Führer, let me clarify that this secrecy was not my captain's idea," Bismarck said immediately.

"After I became conscious, I gradually understood your human society through three years of observation in the shipyard. I realized that my existence would inevitably cause some controversy, so when Captain Lütjens came to me, I begged him not to tell anyone about this. The captain wanted to report it at the time, but he reluctantly agreed only after my pleading... All the mistakes are my fault."

"Then why did you tell your captain? According to what you said, wouldn't it be better if you didn't tell anyone?"

"The captain is the most important person on a warship. We can do anything for the captain, so it is not unacceptable for us to tell the captain about our existence - but this is only limited to the first captain."

"So, you are just a warship owned by the captain, and you only obey the captain's orders?" Hitler's tone was leaning towards danger.

"Prince, you don't have to worry about this. Even without us, ordinary warships are still under the command of the captain and completely obey the captain's orders. We just added some human emotions. In essence, there is not much difference."

Bismarck explained.

Bismarck actually changed the concept, because Hitler did not know the role of the ship girl, and thought that the battle could only be carried out under the control of the sailors, so the captain's will had to be the same as the sailors' will in order for the order to be smooth - that is, if the captain wanted to commit treason, at least most of the sailors wanted to commit treason together in order to make it happen. But in fact, if the ship girl wanted to commit treason, one person was enough.

Of course, Bismarck will not talk about this for the time being.

Asking for monthly tickets and rewards~

Chapter 265: Interrogation

"Lindeman, you'd better tell the truth! Maybe the sentence will be lighter. Otherwise, you will suffer the consequences!"

Lindmann was ordered to sit on a stool, with two tall gendarmes standing behind him and a ferocious-looking officer sitting in front of him, glaring at him.

"What do you want me to confess?" Lindman looked at him with a smile, as if he didn't care. "What can I confess?"

"Tell us about the fact that you concealed state secrets and surrendered to the enemy and committed treason!" the gendarmerie officer slammed the table and shouted.

"Surrendering to the enemy, treason, when did I do such a thing?" Lindemann was not frightened at all, pretending to be puzzled and said, "I am a combat hero, and I was personally commended by the Führer. How could I do such a thing? Don't frame me."

"Lindeman, it seems that you don't want to talk about it unless I take action against you. Come on, give him a taste of it!"

The officer waved his hand, and a soldier immediately picked up a five or six centimeter thick work notebook from the table and placed it on Lindmann's chest.

"Say or not?"

"What do you want me to say?" Lindemann stopped smiling and stared at him.

"beat!"

A powerful fist smashed directly onto the thick work notes, and then hit Lindman's chest with undiminished force, causing the latter to groan in pain.

"Say or not?"

"say what?"