Reborn at Boot Camp: General, Don't Mess Around!

The guards who had rushed in also hurriedly withdrew. No one dared to anger their commander at a time like this.

The leader of the new regime, Kritzin, finally had news of the Chinese ambassador. He frowned. "It's fine if the 10 cars that Relira sent didn't manage to surround the Chinese ambassador, but even the people we sent don't know where the Chinese ambassador went?"

The Chinese ambassador, who did not even have 10 people with him, had gotten away!

Even though this sounded unbelievable, he felt a little better knowing that the ones who were sacrificed were the men Relira had sent.

Now, even the people sent by the new regime couldn't find the Chinese ambassador. What kind of people were the people around the Chinese ambassador?

Just how powerful were they?!

When did the people sent by China become so powerful?

They were so powerful that it was difficult for him to sit still!

"We also find it unbelievable. After all, the people sent by Relira are not elites. It's normal for them to fail. However, the people we sent out are all elites from military groups. But even they've lost track of them. The people around the Chinese ambassador are probably stronger than we thought."

The officer from the new regime was in a much better position than the man who served under Relira. He was also reporting bad news, but Kritzin, the leader of the new regime, was not about to pull his gun and shoot.

He secretly wiped the fine beads of sweat that seeped out of his forehead and said softly, "General Wu Weinu is very angry. He ordered the people who went out of the city to retreat. No one is allowed to leave."

In the city, the war between the old and new regimes had yet to end. The entire city was locked down, and even the civilians in the city could not leave. They could only stay at home.

Only this city was sealed off, and no one was allowed to leave. It was not the same in other cities. The civilians who were afraid of war fled with their families and did not dare to stay in their homes that were destroyed by artillery fire.

The new and old regimes knew that the Chinese ambassador had not left the city yet, but so what? They did not know where the Chinese ambassador was hiding.

It was definitely a dishonorable matter for the country.

Those people were in their country and still in the city. But they did not know where!

It would be too embarrassing to admit this.

Kritzin also felt embarrassed, but this matter was handled by General Wu Weinu, and he could not interfere too much in case General Wu Weinu misunderstood him as questioning the capabilities of the military group.

But what if the Chinese ambassador returned to China?

The Chinese side had a saying that there was no turning back once the bow was shot. They had already made up their minds and didn't regret the decision they made. If the Chinese ambassador found out about their intentions and told the Chinese leader... the diplomatic relations between the two countries would no longer be friendly.

"We'll follow General Wu Weinu's arrangements. Our new regime will continue to cooperate fully." When the leader of the new regime, Kritzin, spoke to General Wu Weinu, who was close to the West, he thanked him very sincerely.

The new regime and the military group were inseparable, and they could not afford to have a conflict. Since they both had a common goal, they naturally had to maintain a good relationship.

The old and new regimes did not give up on finding the Chinese ambassador. They kept sending people to search for them.

Ye Jian, who was sleeping on the bed, was woken up by the sound of a gunshot. She jumped out of bed and rushed to the window. Her slender fingers gently lifted a corner of the heavy curtain.

The entire city was in chaos. The slums they were in that were located at the edge of the city and were not far from the suburbs were affected as well.