Chapter 869: Chapter 463: “Good night, xico!”_4
“And notify the entire army to learn from you!”
Do you know what is most alluring to a soldier?
Eternal fa!
Everlasting honor!
Victor’s move, recorded in the textbooks, instantly made the soldiers cheer with excitent.
This was also the first ti in Victor’s era that the na of a general was inscribed on the plaza.
“Long live the General!”
“Long live the General!”
Victor reached out his hand to signal for quiet, and everyone below imdiately fell silent.
This showed his impressive control over the military.
“Promote Helmut Mauqi to Vice Admiral, award him the Diamond Double Sword Gold Oak Leaf Knight Iron Cross dal, and a bonus of $650,000!”
“Promote the group leaders of Operations Groups 3, 4, 5, and 6 to the rank of Major, reward them with $200,000 each, and bestow upon them the Double Sword Oak Leaf Knight Iron Cross dal. mbers of the groups will each receive $100,000.”
“All other soldiers in the Information Warfare Unit will each receive $50,000.”
Another hefty sum was handed out.
But it’s fine…
Victor’s private treasury had more than enough funds.
Standing behind him, the accompanying officers had reddened eyes, and the soldiers below were no different.
It wasn’t just about the money; the level of honor bestowed was overwhelming.
Group leaders being promoted to the rank of Major—those are military officers!
And Helmut Mauqi—receiving the Diamond Double Sword Gold Oak Leaf Knight Iron Cross dal, his 13th!
Who wouldn’t envy him?
This was a path to future success.
Helmut Mauqi’s eyes were red as well. He raised his hand, “Swear loyalty to the General! Down with Arican hegemony! Long live world peace!”
Just look…
How artful those words were.
Victor stepped down from his chair. He personally presented them their dals, toured the operations room, and even joined the soldiers for dinner before leaving. As he departed, he told them to achieve more rits and promised to celebrate together when the ti ca.
After watching the motorcade drive away,
The troops, who had been holding back, erupted in excitent.
“Calm down, calm down!”
Helmut Mauqi told a deputy, his breathing sowhat hurried, “The General has treated us generously; we must work even harder.”
The deputy’s nostrils were flaring as he looked at his commander’s dal, his eyes reddened.
“General, what do you think about bombing Clinton? Our drones have penetrated the United States; one round directed at the White House! Blow up those bastards?”
Helmut Mauqi: “…”
Returning to the National Palace, Victor did not rest but instead delivered a national address. On television, he acknowledged the special operation that killed Reagan and praised the Information Unit.
“In this clash between good and evil, we have achieved resounding success. I am proud of my soldiers, I am proud of my country, and I am proud of my people!”
“Believe in us, xico.”
“We will never let you cry again!”
“We will defeat the bullies of hegemony, we will triumph over the parasitic drug traffickers, we will uphold the smallest traces of peace in the world, we will ensure children grow up, we will allow seniors to enjoy their twilight years, we will let won wear dresses and dance in the moonlit nights, we will create a society where every individual can have the freedom of choice.”
Facing the cara, Victor smiled, and tears uncontrollably slid down from his eyes.
“I deeply, deeply love this land, and I love all of you too.”
“Wishing you health, good night, and sweet dreams!”
The news coming straight from Victor’s mouth was undeniably true. The public sentint, suppressed for so long, exploded instantly.
From Tijuana in the north to Guerrero in the central south, even in areas controlled by drug traffickers in the south, fireworks shot into the sky.
Illuminating the entire night.
Even hardliners in the south had no choice but to admit that unless Victor was overthrown through military ans, relying solely on public opinion was now impossible.
He had slowly, steadily allowed a nation exploited by the United States since the 19th century to stand up straight again. It could be said that he was now “xico’s greatest monarch!”
“Thank you, Victor!”
“Good night, xico!”
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