Seeing this, Sokov asked in surprise: "Agelina, where are you planning to go?"

"I'm not going anywhere, I'm just here to greet you."

"Come out to greet me?" Sokov asked in surprise: "How did you know I was back?" "I was sitting by the window just now and saw your motorcade coming back." Agelina said: "I originally

I thought you would be able to get in in a few minutes at most, but unexpectedly you never came back. Then I went to the door to take a look and found that you live there.

Then we stopped on the side of the road to watch the crew filming the documentary.”

"Agelina, how do you know they are filming a documentary?"

"Because the crew lives here, after you left, I happened to meet them when I went to the restaurant to eat."

"Oh, that's what happened."

"Are you going out in the afternoon?" "I'm going to the prisoner of war camp in the afternoon." Sokov thought of how inconvenient it would be if he didn't have Agelina as a translator by his side. Although Ernst can also act as an interpreter,

But he is a German after all. If someone speaks rudely to him when selecting prisoners of war, he will definitely not translate these contents to him, so he still brings Agelina with him. She can translate to him in detail what the Germans say to him.

Every word I say: "You

Let’s go too.”

"Is it to select prisoners of war and form a security detachment?"

"That's right." Sokov nodded and said in a positive tone: "Having you as a translator by my side can help me solve many problems."

"How many people are you going to pick?"

"A company is formed." Sokov said: "You have to select about 150 people, and then take them to a designated location for training. If any of them are unqualified, they have to be sent back and new personnel are selected."

When Vasergov heard Sokov's opponent, he was thinking that if he wanted to select 150 prisoners of war, it would mean preparing at least three buses or five trucks to bring back all these prisoners of war.
Chapter completed!