Chapter 7 Dangerous Gorge

Although Lynn was full of doubts and curiosity now, facing Major Ziegenke with a strange personality, he could only peel the bark with bark with bare hands and talk little by little from him.

"I have never understood some questions very well, Major! Perhaps with your wisdom, you will understand more thoroughly than us... Why did we leave Berlin until the last moment?"

"Hey, don't you understand?" Ziggenke smiled sly, but got up and climbed back to the torpedo rack, lying comfortably on his back, "Politics, this is politics, big men can only control you, me, we... are just chess pieces on the chessboard. Whether you understand or not, you can't change such a fate!"

politics?

Lin En has always stayed away from this simple but profound word. In the past, he was just an ordinary citizen, longing for a prosperous and peaceful life. His military hobbies were limited to history itself, and he did not discuss and comment on the real military and political decisions of the state. Hearing Ziggenke's helpless sigh, he tried to put together information from all sides and speculate in a way that he thought from others, and came up with a speculative inference: Until Berlin was surrounded, many generals went to the commander to meet and ask for instructions. If the head of state left too early, even if there were

A substitute who looks like a god is also likely to be seen through by his subordinates. Once the news is out of control, the Allies are focused on pursuing it, and the "sanctuary" may not be able to take shelter. Furthermore, with the stubborn character of the head of state, even the generals he trusts most will find it difficult to convince him to change his small combat decision. What Manstein, Guderian and others cannot do, can a small Laurenz Bach do? Perhaps... the launch of the "Aryan Ark" plan was not the order of the head of state, but Bach or other senior generals took the head of state and forced it away from Berlin?

It is possible, very likely! Lynn boldly speculated that only in this way can he explain the cause and effect before and after, and even the original history he knew.

"Hey, Danes, we've almost arrived at the Ore Strait! If you really don't want to follow us, I can ask the captain to give you a small kayak and let you go back to Denmark alone. How about it?"

After hearing Zig Enke's sudden statement, Lynn thought he had good intentions at first, but after careful consideration, this guy must have felt that he knew too many secrets. If he really agreed and left the boat, he would most likely deal with him by destroying the radio equipment on the dock, so that he would not cause strong resistance from his subordinates. What a cruel guy!

"Thank you for your concern!" Lin En replied in a resolute tone, "Since the moment I decided to join the SS, I have completely abandoned my Danish nationality and devoted myself to the great war of the Germanic nation. During the war, I had the honor to meet many respected commanders, colleagues and soldiers, and vowed to fight with everyone to the end, and I would never have the idea of ​​retreating halfway!"

After hearing this, Ziggenke did not react abnormally on the surface, but he did not look at Linn at all and continued to stare at the top of the cabin. After a while, Captain Motcheg returned from the front cabin and brought everyone a sudden nervous news: "We are about to sail out of the Ore Strait and enter the Skaglake Strait. Allied destroyers and seaplanes have deployed tight warning lines outside. This voyage will be very dangerous!"

"Sir!" Lin En stood up with the bulkhead, and while his physical injury was not optimistic, he still insisted on expressing his true respect for the "Fu Xing", and asked nearby: "It's already completely dark outside!"

"Yes!" Motrich turned around, and indeed showed recognition and appreciation for Lynn's standing up.

Compared to Major Zieger, the SS captain is much more mature in all aspects, but his age and qualifications are still significantly different from the major. Between these two officers, Lynn's tendency is obvious. In order to shock Zieger, he also makes his subordinate soldiers feel more at ease. He used the data of World War II that he had, and said:

"If we sail in a floating state, we will be able to pass the Skagrak Strait in eight or nine hours. Considering the night cruise of Allied ships and aircraft, we will be at the depth of the snorkel navigation with a considerable amount of time, and the speed will be reduced by about half. But as long as we can pass the Skagrak Strait smoothly this night, the subsequent voyage will not be too worrying. After all, we rely on the waters of western Norway to build a solid line of defense with mines!"

After hearing this analysis, Motrich exclaimed in surprise: "Oh! Lynn, it turns out that you are also very proficient in naval affairs! It's really good!"

Lynn took the opportunity to look at Major Ziegenke, who seemed very uncomfortable lying on the torpedo rack, and said provocatively, "I just understand a little and know something that others don't know, that's all!"

"Hmph, Danish, don't talk too early!" Ziggenke sat up again. He looked at Lynn and "leaked" in a show-off: "Do you think these submarines are the whole plan? Joke! You must know that we have been planning and planning two years ago. At that time, you were still a labourer in Denmark, right?"

"It's not a small worker, it's a student!" Although Lin En was talking about this insignificant little problem, he was amazed in his heart: it turned out that the rumors about the end of World War II were really groundless. If not expected, the large number of submarines missing in the name of "rainbow" did not really sink themselves, and a considerable number of those who fled to Switzerland, Spain and South American countries through other channels were arranged by the "Aryan Ark Plan". In this way, this is not just a matter of fact.

Just "escape" and "escape from the world" are intended to rise again one day in the future and preserve the "fire". As for the later history, Lin Neng felt that it was very likely that a major change occurred in a certain part of the plan, causing the fall of the remnant group. Everyone was dissatisfied with each other, so they simply took their wealth to hide. Could it be... the new submarine that the Head of State and Bach and others were riding unexpectedly sank in the middle of the journey?

The submarine in the secret sailing was in absolute silence. Even if Lynn stayed in the command cabin for 24 hours, he might not be able to find out the news, so he had to continue to wait for time in this mentality full of speculation and curiosity. Soon, a whimper rang out on the boat, which was different from the reminder alarm for emergency diving, but was received by the enemy's combat warning. The two crew members then came to the torpedo cabin with a serious expression, waiting next to the torpedo launch tube, and thought that a torpedo that could be fired at any time had been loaded there. Then,

The roar of the engine on the boat increased sharply, and the continuous mechanical noise could easily make people dizzy. Motchig asked the crew that this was indeed the "normal" situation for the submarine to enter the snorkel submarine. Unlike the new submarines in the later period, this combat submarine manufactured in the early stage added snorkel equipment in the later modification, so the adaptability and stability were not ideal. Occasional snorkel failures will also cause the diesel engine to pump the air in the boat, which is even more terrifying than simply generating noise.

Enduring the unbearable noise, Lin En gradually felt a headache and the thoughts in his mind were already confused. The officers and soldiers on the submarine not only had to stick to their posts, but also had to keep a clear and vigilant at all times, which gave him a new understanding of "steel will". About two hours later, the roar suddenly stopped, and the submarine's trembling feeling decreased rapidly. However, based on the distance, Lin En knew that this was not the end of pain. As expected, the dong dong sound of the war drum was faintly heard, as time went by

It is becoming stronger and stronger. Everyone knows that this is the enemy's deep-water bomb, and in their era, submarines have to avoid this path when facing deep-bomb attacks. Some people mutter and pray devoutly; some people close their eyes and follow their fate. Lin En feels that he is back to the day of the first time travel, and it is like this in the trenches bombarded by fierce artillery fire in the Soviet army. In contrast, there are at least a group of loyal subordinates following him, and there is also a mysterious future full of longing to look forward to.
Chapter completed!