It’s our honor.”

After a few more casual conversations, Sokov asked the real question: "Can we rush to Vienna immediately?"

Felix shook his head: "No, Comrade Commander. The railway ahead has been damaged, and the locomotive cannot continue to work. In addition, various parts of the carriage have been seriously damaged. Without maintenance, I am afraid it will not be able to continue running."

When Seryosha heard this, he said unconvinced: "Then what should we do? Just stop here?"

"No way." Felix looked at Seryosha standing in front of him and muttered to himself, who is this man with an assault rifle, wearing military uniforms, and no military rank? Although he didn't know Seryosha's identity,

But seeing him standing next to Sokov, I guessed that he and Sokov must have a very close relationship, so he answered truthfully: "We are all airborne troops. We don't carry the tools to repair the railway and locomotives, so we can only look at it."

Do the troops arriving shortly carry the corresponding tools?"

After Felix finished explaining to Seryosha, he turned to Sokov and said: "Comrade Commander, I am going to arrange for manpower to clean up the train. Do you allow me to leave?"

Sokov knew very well that by cleaning up the train, he meant removing all the corpses from the train and cleaning the blood stains at the same time. He nodded quickly and said: "Allow it, you can go and do your work."

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Seeing her face turn pale, Sokov knew that she had seen something she shouldn't have seen, so he asked tentatively: "Kopalova, were Maxim and the others killed?"

"Yes, Misha, they are all dead." Kopalova wiped her tears and said: "I really didn't expect that those gangsters were so cruel and actually killed almost everyone in the car. If I hadn't been with you
Chapter completed!