"No, Comrade General." Although Sokov despises Vlasov in his heart, he is the popular man in front of Stalin at the moment. This time he returns to Moscow to report on his duties, and will soon be appointed as the commander-in-chief of the 37th Group Army.

Kiev garrison commander. No matter how much he hates the other party in his heart, Sokov still maintains enough courtesy on the surface: "The military uniform I am wearing was sacrificed by my comrades, so there are bullet holes and blood stains."

"Why not wear your own clothes but the clothes of your fallen comrades?" Vlasov asked with a serious expression.

"Comrade General, I just joined the army yesterday." Sokov reported to the other party: "This military uniform was temporarily found for me by the company commander."

"Oh, that's right." Vlasov nodded slightly, then turned sideways and said to the garrison commander: "Comrade Colonel, do you think you can find someone to bring this soldier a new uniform?"

"No problem, no problem." The garrison commander agreed readily, and then called a staff officer and said: "Go to the logistics department, get a military uniform from there, and put it on Comrade Sokov."

"Okay." The staff member agreed, then turned and left.

"Comrade Sokov," Vlasov asked Sokov with a smile: "Where are your troops now?"

"Just outside the church, Comrade General."

After Vlasov asked some more questions about that unit, he suddenly asked unexpectedly: "Comrade Sokov, I will go to Moscow tomorrow to report on my work, but I have too few people with me. I want your company to serve as

I wonder if you would like to use my security force to escort me to Moscow?"

When Sokov heard Vlasov's question, he trembled all over. He thought to himself, if he agreed to Vlasov's request and became his guard, would he suffer any consequences after he surrendered to the Germans?
Chapter completed!