"Okay, tell me, Heinz said, who were Halder and the group behind him? What exactly were they trying to do?" Hitler asked.

"I don't know, I want to know what Heinz is going to say."

Hitler was completely angry by Goring's unawareness and roared at Goring:

"You are so dissatisfied. It took me so long before I saw Heinz, and he became like this. He was still drunk. Now he was fine and drank directly on the hospital bed. Don't you think you are responsible?"

Goering was also angry and glared at Hitler and shouted: "Is it my responsibility to become Heinz? The real person responsible is Halder, Blauch, and you."

Seeing that Gorin dared to refute him, Hitler's anger instantly doubled. He pointed at Gorin and was about to speak when a sudden burst of knock on the door came from his ear.

"Get out of here, don't bother me." Hitler shouted into the door.

Who knew that the people outside the house didn't know if they didn't hear it, but instead knocked on the door with bigger movements.

"Come in." Goering didn't want to quarrel with Hitler anymore and shouted at the door.

The door opened and walked in was a doctor wearing a white coat, the head of the Medical Office of the Supreme Command, Dr. Menger.

Dr. Menger first raised his hand to Hitler, and then said quickly: "My head, I need to report to you about General Rosen's condition."

Hitler and Gorene were attracted by the attention.

"How is he?" Hitler asked.

"After my preliminary diagnosis, General Rosen was poisoned. I have called an ambulance for General Rosen and transferred him to Charit Hospital for rescue."

Hitler said: "It turns out that it is alcohol poisoning. Will he be in danger of his life?"

Dr. Menger's expression became strange in an instant.

"My head, what I just said was poisoning, not alcohol poisoning."

Looking at the surprised Hitler and Goring, Dr. Menger continued: "General Rosen now has symptoms of shock such as slowing heartbeat and difficulty breathing. The situation is very dangerous. You better be a little mentally prepared."

Hitler's eyes turned from Menger to Goring, and the two looked at each other.

In the silent depression, the burning anger in Hitler's eyes became more and more intense, while Gorene's eyes became weaker and weaker, and his plump body fell backwards softly.

"Herman (Mr. Marshal) Herman (Mr. Marshal)"

Hitler and Dr. Menger screamed and rushed towards Gorene.

In a short few minutes, two ambulances rushed out of the Supreme Command and rushed towards Charit Hospital.

"Notify Himmler and ask him to take the Gestapo to Charitel Hospital to report to me."

Hitler threw down an order and walked out of the room.
Chapter completed!