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Chapter 207: General Habas

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Hamier waited in the camp.

He was waiting for a person.

His old leader.

A legendary figure.

Not long after.

Hamier then received the news.

Hasan returned.

Moreover, he brought a person wearing a cloak, whose face could not be seen.

Hearing the guard's report.

Hamier was overjoyed.

He immediately stood up and said, "Quickly let them both come over!"

"Forget it, I'll go myself!"

Hamier immediately turned and ran.

After just a few steps he ran outside the barracks.

He saw the man wearing a cloak.

"Habas."

"Have you finally come back?"

Hamier asked excitedly.

"That's right, it's me."

"I have returned."

Habas took off his cloak.

Revealing his weathered face.

"Yes."

"I have returned."

"After ten years of fleeing."

"Personally seeing Bosi under the rule of those clerics."

"Getting worse and worse."

"I can no longer tolerate it."

"Alright."

"Let's not talk about that for now."

"Tell me."

"What orders has the National Defense Army received now?"

Hamier's expression immediately turned solemn.

"Let the National Defense Army take all supplies."

"Head to the border."

"The border?"

"Does the border have an airport?"

Habas asked.

"There is an airport."

"But it is still the one we built before."

"And the Religious Protection Army has no aircraft."

"Our National Defense Army really has no budget."

"So it has been abandoned for a long time."

"At least it has not been used for about ten years."

"You know that."

"Present-day Bosi."

"Because of them."

"Information is extremely blocked."

"So I think that airport is probably not recorded on the map."

Habas nodded.

"I understand."

"That airport was not yet fully completed back then."

"Naturally it would not be put into use."

"But the basic infrastructure was mostly built."

"We can go there and use it directly."

"Exactly, this is the fundamental reason the National Defense Army has survived to the present."

"Air Force."

"You should know."

"The Air Force is not just a big money consumer."

"It is also a major consumer in education."

Even the worst pilots also need a university diploma.

It's just because of that clergy class that hasn't read at all.

Want to fly a modern aircraft?

That's simply daydreaming.

The entire country of Bosi.

Only the original National Defense Army has the corresponding pilots and maintenance personnel.

As long as the clergy personnel in Bosi still need the Air Force as a defense force.

Then the National Defense Army has value to exist.

That's right.

The astronomically budgeted Religion-Protecting Army.

It's a force of lunatics who only know how to run around shooting guns.

And the National Defense Army, lacking clothing and food.

Still retains tanks, airplanes, cannons, these modern weapons.

However, due to budget constraints.

To maintain the current scale, Hamier has already done his utmost.

Let alone talking about storming the presidential palace and changing dynasties.

"I understand."

"Accept his orders."

"Go to the frontier."

"But our Air Force comrades must pay attention to safety."

"Try not to have direct conflict with Juda."

"Of course, if there is a suitable opportunity."

"Shooting down one or two will suffice."

"Let the Religion-Protecting Army handle this themselves."

Habasi said.

"Yes!"

"I will follow your orders."

Hamier immediately agreed, as if Habasi were the general of the National Defense Army.

"Good, set out."

Habasi said.

Night.

While resting on the road ahead.

Only then did the National Defense Army's soldiers truly see Habasi.

He got off the vehicle.

A young soldier saw him.

He rubbed his eyes in disbelief.

"General Habasi?"

His words immediately drew the companions' attention.

They teased him, saying: "General Habasi?"

"Are you stupid?"

"General Habasi has been missing for ten years."

"Maybe they've already been killed by those damned clergy."

"How could he possibly appear again?"

"You must be mistaken?"

Before his words even finished.

Habasi then walked up to the two of them.

The teasing soldier hadn't even turned his head yet.

Then he heard from behind: "I've been missing for ten years; why are there rumors I died?"

Only then did that soldier turn his head in disbelief.

That voice was incredibly familiar.

Could it be?

Turned his head.

Habasi's face appeared before him.

"Ha, General Habasi?"

"How did you end up here?"

Habasi straightened his clothes and said: "Now that Bosi has such a big matter, how could I not come back?"

"However, you must be careful when dealing with outsiders."

"Hamier is the general."

Having said that, he left.

He had just taken two steps.

Habas turned his head.

He said to him: "Everyone, rest assured."

"The shame of the National Defense Army."

"I will never forget this in my lifetime!"

"Yes!"

The young soldier said.

This sound.

It immediately attracted others.

A crowd shouted, "General Habas!"

"General Habas!"

Habas smiled briefly and then continued boarding the vehicle.

The National Defense Army doesn't even remember how long it has been since fresh blood joined.

Basically, all the soldiers are still the original crew from when Habas was general.

No way.

After all, aside from the National Defense Army,

they can't find any work in society at all.

To survive, they can only return sheepishly to continue serving in the National Defense Army.

Soon.

The National Defense Army soon arrived at the designated location.

"Immediately set up defenses around the airport."

"Arrange the repair parts neatly."

"Repair personnel in position."

"Tanks and infantry are stationed outside the airport."

"Notify the pilots they can come over."

"Furthermore, do not turn on any lighting equipment."

"This is an abandoned airport."

"It should not appear on the enemy's maps."

"Be sure to stay concealed!"

Habas issued a series of orders.

And the soldiers, including Hamier, felt no discomfort.

Within the Protector of the Faith Army.

The arrogant General Leiza strode ahead with a look of disdain.

The troops were completely unprepared.

The Protector of the Faith Army operates within Bosi.

It can be said to run rampant and domineering.

What army doesn't allow interference in politics?

What army cannot engage in business?

The Protector of the Faith Army tells you.

Anything goes.

It is not only the most important political force within Bosi,

but also Bosi's largest economic conglomerate.

That group of clerics, in order to win over the Protector of the Faith Army,

not only gives them a larger-than-usual budget,

but also hands over some of the country's most important industries for them to operate.

For example, the oil industry.

For example, the communications industry.

Over time.

As general of the Protector of the Faith Army, Leiza developed an arrogant disposition.

"General."

"We are about to reach our destination."

"I don't know how to arrange tonight."

The staff officer beside him asked.

"How to arrange."

"Just arrange it normally."

"We're in the camp; don't do unnecessary things."

"Normal is fine."

"Anyway, the National Defense Army is on the front line."

"If there is any attack,"

"they will naturally block it."

"What do we have to fear?"

Leiza laughed.

Odd number he didn't expect was.

His recklessness.

What kind of consequences it would ultimately cause.

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