Steel Soviet Union

Malashenko couldn't hold back the words and shouted out the complaints he had been holding in his heart. However, he did not take into account the consequences that his words would bring to the group of Red Army tank masters around him. What kind of impact and influence.

Dr. August, who looked dull and was stuck in the process of rewiring his brain circuits and thinking, could not answer. He still needed a long time to slowly digest the machine gun-like words that Malashenko just spat out.

To this day, Dr. August’s Russian proficiency is still not very good, but fortunately his high IQ has helped him learn the language quickly. Even if he stutters a bit, he will not be unable to understand what Malashenko said. What does it mean?

As for Kogin and Shashmulin, the expressions on their faces were far more interesting than that of Dr. August.

The expressions that Kotin and Shashmulin looked at Malashenko could almost be described as "stunned".

The two Red Army tank masters couldn't understand why Comrade Malashenko seemed to know so much about the new tricks the German guy had come up with.

Kotin, whose mouth was full of what Malashenko had just said, was the first to come to his senses.

He first glanced at the handmade object in front of him and stared at it for about ten seconds.

Then he turned his head instantly, moved closer to Malashenko, and then asked in a low voice.

"We can talk about the details later, Comrade Malashenko. But I want to know right now, is what you just said true?"

Kogin's question sounds simple, but there is obviously something behind it. The so-called "real" does not only refer to the set of handmade products, but also concerns the character of Dr. August.

If you are still willing to think about it on the fourth level, this can even be understood as a kind of questioning of Malashenko. The key lies in the change of mood of the person who heard this, in order to finally make a final conclusion.

Fortunately, Malashenko could understand Kogin's surprise and inner emotions at this moment, and thought about it if he were Kogin, the situation would be similar at this moment.

Malashenko, who knew that all this was going to happen sooner or later, did not hesitate too much, and whispered to Kotin without much thought.

"Of course what I said is true, but what August did and said was also correct, at least in essence."

What? Are you right and so is he? So am I still understanding it wrong?

Kogin, who was completely confused by Malashenko, didn't even know what he should say next. Fortunately, Malashenko, as the breaker, did not let this embarrassment last too long.

"If you are willing to believe me, Comrade Kotin, just do as I say for the time being."

"Let this German guy put down everything he is doing and suspend his plans. There is no need to continue."

"Also, we can go to a place with fewer people to talk, and I will personally explain to you what I meant by what I just said.

Looking at Malashenko's expression that didn't look like a joke at all, Kogin, who was a little confused, finally nodded and followed the instructions, and then got the answer he wanted as Malashenko promised.

Malashenko is not a top student in the field of mechanics and electricity. He studied civil engineering at a domestic university, and went to Moscow to study abroad and studied an unrelated programming major. His father was so angry that he once scolded this bastard just for Squander their old Lin family's money for fun, and leave the fucking students to study.

Therefore, according to Malashenko's professional level, he could only roughly recount the faults and defects of the Porsche telex system that he brought from later generations, based on his own memory.

The core is one sentence, the cooling system of this thing is ridiculously bad! If you don't want to catch fire or explode, say goodbye to this piece of junk. Mechanical transmission and diesel engine are the ultimate solution for our Soviet Red Army.

And when Kotin asked Malashenko why he knew all this, Malashenko's improvised answer was even more outrageous.

"There is a guy named Karamov in our brigade. He is a genius in tank repair and mechanical proficiency."

"When I was chatting with him before, I accidentally talked about the application of this system. We tried many possibilities, but none of them were more reliable than mechanical transmission. What we need in wartime is to ensure quality and reliability. This is not about concentrating on research and experimental work during peacetime. There is a lot of time to use, what do you think? "

Malashenko, who deliberately changed the subject, succeeded. Kogin, whose head had not turned around for a while, was really led into the pit by Malashenko's fooling.

After carefully studying the second half of Malashenko's words, Kotin, who was familiar with the war on the front line, thought that the initiative in the war was still with the Germans, and that a large area of ​​his motherland's territory was still occupied and was being overwhelmed. , the final conclusion that "there is really no time, energy and material resources to waste on this unreliable project" is not difficult to understand.

Moreover, what Comrade Malashenko said was indeed sound and logical, and he almost completely overturned the superiority of the electric transmission system that attracted him. This must still be admitted.

Of course, Kotin is more willing to believe in his comrades, friends, and a Soviet hero than in a German prisoner who may not be so reliable. This is also a very important reason why he plays a guiding role.

"Then did this German guy really do this on purpose? He knew that this system was unreliable, but he still wanted to continue to copy one here to deliberately deceive us and attempt to cause damage?"

When Kogin said this, Malashenko suddenly felt that his words had changed a bit.

Kotin is good at political struggle and class struggle, and Malashenko is aware of this.

I have been included in the category of trustworthy people by Ke Jing, so there is no need to worry, this is certain.

But if August, that idiot with low EQ and high IQ, is attracted by Kogin, Malashenko estimates that he may only be able to see him in Siberia in the future, assuming that this frail and frail scholar really has not changed. As potato fertilizer.

After dragging Kojin to a deserted place at the entrance of the factory, Malashenko squatted and smoked, taking a deep breath of smoke, then turned to face Kojin seriously and blurted out the words again.

"I know how low his emotional intelligence is from the first time I captured him alive, and I believe you know the same."

"I think he just put his concentration and energy in the wrong place. Maybe he didn't complete the system when he was in Germany, and now he just wants to pick up his old job and continue to complete it? A carpenter who hasn't finished carving the wood. I usually never give up and always want to take some time to complete it to give myself satisfaction. The same goes for Karamov from our brigade.”

"Give him some guidance to correct his mistakes. Maybe he can play some role in other places. Anyway, there will be no loss in trying. Besides, this is also a full use of the enemy's surplus value. Wouldn't it be wrong to do so? Okay? Comrade Kogin."

Make the most of your enemy's remaining value?

It was the first time Ke Jing heard this fresh statement. Although it sounded a bit familiar, one thing he said was that it made more sense the more you tasted it, as if you would lose something if you didn't do it.

Kojin, who nodded, temporarily gave up his worries and decided to devote himself to the side of the spectators to observe for the time being.

Every time he talks to Malashenko, he can find something new and fresh, which is why Kogin is always looking forward to meeting Malashenko again.

But now that he had said this, Kogin suddenly remembered that he had one more thing that he had not yet explained to Malashenko, and it might be the right time to put the two things together now.

"Comrade Malashenko, are you interested in the new prototype?"