Struggle in Russia

"Major Tolstoy is fighting Colonel Alexander Vasilyevich?"

Dmitry was very surprised when he heard the news from the adjutant, because as far as he knew, the two people had no conflicts, and in fact they might not know each other very well. Why did they fight?

To be honest, this gave him a headache, because he already had enough troubles, and he was really not interested in helping a group of restless subordinates wipe their butts.

But he was also a little strange, because he had heard Li Xiao mention Tolstoy. According to someone's law, he is a great guy with a bright future. There is no reason why he would commit a crime and clash with Alexander Vasilyevich!

"What is the reason?" he asked.

The adjutant cautiously replied: "It seems to be because of the two serfs. Colonel Alexander Vasilyevich was punishing them, but Tolstoy came forward to stop them, and then the two clashed..."

Dmitry gave the adjutant a meaningful look, and he was not stupid, but he still heard the adjutant's bias. Obviously this guy was defending Alexander Vasilyevich, but he figured it was pointless.

Dmitry didn't know Alexander Vasilyevich very well, at least his observations during this period of time also discovered this deficiency.

This is a typical Russian-style aristocratic officer, with a good background and money, and his eyes are higher than the top on weekdays. He doesn't pretend to speak to ordinary people. However, your own quality is just that. You can only follow the scriptures when you fight. Courage is just that. When things are going smoothly, you can do some trivial work. To be helpless is to be reckless.

In short, there are a lot of problems, and if Dmitry had a choice, he would really not want to bring such a person to Ukraine.

He sighed in his heart and asked again: "Why did Alexander Vasilyevich punish those two serfs? As far as I know, didn't he take the initiative to apply for reconnaissance?"

Dmitry knew exactly what the so-called reconnaissance was for. It was nothing more than a group of people escaping from the barracks and going out to have fun. Considering that he has very high demands on the officers this time and the discipline is very strict, he just turned a blind eye to these people looking for an excuse to go out and have fun.

It's just that they got into fights when they went out to have fun. This is a different nature and must be dealt with seriously!

The adjutant replied: "Yes, Colonel Alexander Vasilyevich organized a reconnaissance operation, but he was disturbed by the two serfs halfway, so he was very angry and thought it necessary to punish them severely."

Dmitry glanced at the adjutant again, and asked very bluntly: "How did it get mixed up? And where did it get mixed up?"

The adjutant was obviously taken aback. He didn't expect Dmitri to ask so carefully. When he came to report, he thought that Dmitri would at most ask the reason and deal with the matter according to the usual practice.

The so-called practice is that subordinates obey and respect the authority of superiors, which means that the responsibility lies with Tolstoy.

It's just that Dmitry asked such detailed questions, which made his way of confusing things ineffective.

He organized his words, and replied cautiously: "It seems that the two serfs deliberately blocked the way of Colonel Alexander Vasilievich, and deliberately blocked their reconnaissance operations. As for the location, it seems to be near the village of Luka... "

Dmitry frowned, he was very dissatisfied, because he had given enough hints to the adjutant, cryptically reminding him not to try to make a name for himself. Hitting you obviously regarded him as an idiot, and repeatedly avoided the serious and ignored the trivial. It seems that he must be warned.

"Konstantin Nikolaevich, please tell me, did Alexander Vasilyevich go out alone to spy on the enemy?"

The adjutant shook his head.

Dmitri said again: "Since he has a lot of people going out, then tell me how two mere serfs stopped them so many people? Even if they are really rebels, they can't be so stupid, right?"

The adjutant let out an "uh" and was about to explain, but Dmitry said bluntly, "Then tell me, is Major Tolstoy an accomplice of the rebels?"

The adjutant shook his head again. Although he was partial to Alexander Vasilyevich, he didn't dare to label Tolstoy in a nonsensical manner, after all, his family background was still very prominent.

"Yes, he obviously didn't. In this case, it is obviously impossible for the two serfs to block the way on purpose, and they are unlikely to be rebels. Then I want to know how two mere serfs blocked the way of Alexander Vasilyevich. ? Could it be that he can't even deal with two serfs?"

The adjutant wanted to explain very much, but found that no matter how he explained it, it seemed so powerless.

Dmitry reprimanded: "You'd better tell me exactly what's going on. Of course, it's okay if you don't tell me, because the truth is not difficult to find out at all. I just need to do the next thing." Order that everything will be revealed, do you want me to do this?"

The adjutant swallowed hard, if he didn't understand Hong Guoguo's warning, then he really didn't have to mess around. If you continue to help Alexander Vasilyevich cover up, you may lose his job. It is not difficult to choose where to go.

As the adjutant clarified what happened without confusing black and white, Dmitry's face became very serious.

Of course he knows the attitude of traditional nobles towards serfs, and it is their consensus not to treat serfs as human beings~www.readwn.com~溂

But no matter how crazy you are, you should know that this is Ukraine ~www.readwn.com~ and what is the fuse of this rebellion. But Alexander Vasilyevich, an idiot, still acted recklessly without any scruples, but this person is hopeless!

Dmitry gave the order without hesitation: "Tell the military police to arrest Colonel Alexander Vasilyevich immediately!"

The adjutant was stunned and stared blankly at Dmitri, who couldn't believe his ears. He probably knew that Dmitry might punish Alexander Vasilyevich, but he didn't expect the punishment to be so fast and severe!

Isn't it just two serfs in his eyes? Didn't he just get beaten up? No one was killed, so why arrest Alexander Vasilyevich?

"Why haven't you delivered the order?" Dmitry asked, looking at him coldly.

The adjutant swallowed, and asked in disbelief: "Are you sure you need to arrest him? In my opinion, this is not a big deal. Do you want to reprimand him a little..."

The adjutant's words were mercilessly interrupted by Dmitry: "This is not a problem! In this incident, I can only see the brutality and willfulness of Colonel Alexander Vasilyevich. If all officers are like him What will become of the same!"

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