Anfield, a strange name, no one knows that this is just the name of a stadium that has been declining on a planet.

But tonight, the entire Capital Star knew this name not because it was once a symbol of a team on a certain planet, but because of Li Tomb.

He said this is Anfield. If anyone had found it funny before, then no one would have dared to laugh now. Just as Lin Youde said, after tonight, this is Anfield, no, it is.

So when Li Tomb's car arrived at the prison of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, he saw the temporary governor of the Capital Star waiting there and asked him whether he would change the Capital Star to Anfield from tomorrow.

Li Tomb quietly looked at the Capital Star Governor who had just taken office. As for the previous Capital Star Governor, he is now in the prison of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

He bent over, and his face wrinkled because of his overly flattering smile, like a dehydrated orange. Li Tomb could see flattery, nervousness, fear, and deliberate loyalty and pleasing in his eyes. These made people feel satisfied but disliked.

So Li Tomb sent a few words and ignored him and walked into the prison of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. This prison, which had just been rebuilt, was already crowded with countless shouts of injustice, roars, and curses, just like a vegetable market.

But when Li Ton's figure appeared, all the sounds suddenly stopped, as if the stationary button on the screen was pressed, and the whole world became quiet.

Li Tomb walked by without expression, and he could see countless fear, anger and resentful eyes falling on him. He ignored it and walked straight past, reaching the bottom of the prison, where Patton and Sam were locked.

The reason why he came was to ask a question, why did they choose to plead guilty at that time?

But when Li Tomb really saw Patton, he suddenly became frustrated and no longer had the interest in asking questions. Patton just sat on the bed in the prison, a very narrow room, but his backbone was quite straight. He seemed to know that Li Tomb would come, but he didn't look back, just looked at the ceiling, "You're here."

"I just made a bet with Sam and said you will definitely come. It seems that I won."

He said, as if he was a little happy, he stood up and walked around with his head down. After a while, he suddenly turned around and looked at Li Tomb, "You want to win too."

He said something, and seeing that Li Ton did not answer, he walked to the prison door and paused word by word. He looked at Li Ton's eyes, "You must win."

"Promise me, you must win."

He repeated this sentence, with a certain desire to beg in his eyes.

Li Tomb looked at him, was silent, and then said lightly: "I have seen too much fear, anger, and resentment along the way. Only you, but I hope I can win. Is this a satire to me?"

Patton thought silently, "I don't know. But I think. I can lose, I can die. But the Federation, not. So, promise me. I can confess my guilt and admit all the crimes. You can do whatever you want me. But please. Tell me, you will definitely win. No matter what happens, you will always win with the Federation."

Li Tun's eyes were bright and he looked at Patton deeply, as if he was about to see his heart through his eyes. He just looked at him directly for a while. Li Tun did not answer, but turned around and left.

"You must win!"

Patton's scream came from behind, a little helpless and begging, but so firm.

So Li Tomb couldn't help but speed up and left the gloomy prison. An hour later, he received news that Patton signed a charge document that was very favorable to Li Tomb, and then committed suicide in the cell.

Just ten minutes after Patton committed suicide, Sam, in the cell next to him, also signed the accusation document and chose to die.

"King, with this accusation document, the evidence is conclusive, and no one can doubt our actions tonight."

Lin Yanzhi was a little excited, and he didn't expect everything would go so smoothly. "It's just a pity. According to your wishes, they could get a pardon after they identified it to prove the legitimacy of our actions, but they chose to die."

Li Tomb looked at the accusation document and was silent for a moment. He seemed to see Patton's eyes again in front of him. He shook his head, "Stay moving as planned."

Lin Yanzhi saw that Li Ton was not in a good mood, nodded, said no more, and left the study. Li Ton poured himself a glass of wine, took a sip, and then picked up the accusation document and looked at it.

The previous cooperation with Patton was quite pleasant, and the last cooperation was the same. Patton knew very well what he wanted, so he gave it to him.

After this accusation document came into effect, he could completely control the entire Federation, and no one who had tried to stumbling him before could escape.

Unfortunately, Li Tomb knew that Patton had signed the document and cooperated with him so much, not because Patton was sincere in him, but because Patton knew what he wanted, Patton still hated him, but Patton loved this country more than himself.

So even though Patton knew that many of the charges in this document were false, Patton still signed his name and still chose to plead guilty.

This is a purely rational patriot. He knew that he could not continue to resist Li Tomb's control over this country, so he chose to surrender, no, not surrender, but another kind of preservation.

He was so rational that he knew that Li Ton could no longer stop his control of this country, so the only thing he could do was to let Li Ton completely control this country, so that Li Ton could do his best to lead the Federation to meet the upcoming challenges.

In the coming war, a unified federation can win, and it cannot tolerate any luck or any division.

Patton knew this, so he chose to surrender, choosing to nail his name to the pillar of shame in this country in exchange for possible victory.

"What a pity."

Li Tomb shook his head and locked the document in his drawer. He chose Patton before because he thought Patton was a patriot, and Patton did not disappoint him.

Even though Patton couldn't stand his actions in the Federation, he still fulfilled the obligations that a federal president should do, and did not, even better.

At least among the forces Li Tomb now has no one who can make him feel that he can replace Patton's position, but Patton finally chose to die.

The way is different, and he does not plan for each other. He can help Li Tomb control the country because he hopes that the Federation can win, whether in his hands or in Li Tomb's hands, he doesn't mind this.

But he still has his own conscience, so after betraying others, he chose to die.

This is a contradictory person, with the rationality and passion of a patriot, but also with the conscience that should not have. A patriot who talks about conscience is unqualified.

But such people are undoubtedly more real and admirable.

Li Tomb did not admire Patton. He just sighed because he knew that after Patton died, there might be no such person in this country. From then on, his ears would be filled with flattery and praise, and I don’t know whether it was a good or a bad thing.

But now is not the time to think about these things. He looked into the distance, stood up, reached out to the star map on the wall and gently stroked it. His eyes seemed to fall into the starry sky countless light years away, where two fierce fleets were coming wildly.

"After this purge, the Federation will completely fall into my control. Now it is time to think about how to deal with these two fleets. The Black Prison Empire, the Han Yue Empire..."

Li Tomb murmured in a low voice and pressed the inside line, "Give me the latest information, where are the fleets of the Black Prison Empire and the Han and Yue Empire?"

"The latest news is that the fleet of the Black Prison Empire is almost approaching the edge of the Double Eagle Empire. It is expected to reach the Double Eagle Empire star domain within ten days. The fleet of the Korean and Vietnamese Empire may arrive at the Double Eagle Empire a little later, but it will not be more than twelve days later."

"According to the current situation analysis, the fleets of the Black Prison Empire and the Korean and Vietnamese Empire officially appeared on the battlefield to participate in the war, which should be fifteen days later. Now the Front Command has made a response plan..."

After listening to the latest battle report quietly, Li Tomb fell into thinking.

Three days later, the cleaning in the Federation came to an end for the time being. This time, Li Tomb took the opportunity and directly washed away the powerful families in the Federation. Although the personnel who replaced them were much mediocre, they were at least sufficient to ensure loyalty.

Confirm that the situation in the Federation had completely fallen into his own control, Li Tomb no longer stayed in the Federation and boarded his own spaceship and headed towards the front line.

The most important situation now is to solve the first wave of coalition forces between the Black Prison Empire and the Korean and Vietnam Empire. At least before the Soviet and Jin Republic completely expressed their support for the Muller Federation, this group of coalition forces could only rely on Li Tomb and rely on the Federation to solve the problem itself.

For this reason, Li Tomb issued another third round of recruitment orders before leaving the Federation and heading to the front line. After this recruitment, the federal active military will be expanded to 5 billion.

This is a terrifying number, but it really counts on the warship, but not many. Taking the existing Antu II warship of the Federation as an example, the conventional crew on a warship requires about 100,000.

In other words, if all five billion soldiers are used to arm warships, they can only have 50,000 warships. Judging from the configuration of each fleet in the previous Federation, 50,000 warships can only arm fifty new fleets.

Of course, the entire military distribution cannot be calculated like this, but it is not too much.

Based on the strength of a main ship, one thousand gunboats, each fleet formed by the Federation is almost arranged in a ratio of one to five, that is, one main ship is equipped with five gunboats.

If we count it, a reorganized fleet will probably require about 70 million troops. In addition to ground legions, logistics and transportation warships, etc., it is a relatively reasonable number to maintain the successful operation of a reorganized fleet.

Of course this is a perfect situation that can only be achieved in a war state. In fact, in non-war situations, no country will completely fill a reorganized fleet. (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!