The Knight In The Big World Of American Tv Series

On May 10th, on the ship going to France. Kay stood at the bow of the ship, looking at the American soldiers who were chatting and spanking on the deck behind him, but he felt a little emotional. He probably witnessed the journey of the United States to the world.

Who would have thought that in a few decades, these gangsters would become the world's best army?

In this era, the US military is actually very despised. The center of the world is Europe, and the strongest military is also in Europe. What's more, Europe has fought cruel wars for several years, but what about the United States? They have never experienced any decent war.

The war with Spain will not be recognized by Europe, it is at best a small-scale armed conflict. There is nothing to show off about the two chickens pecking at each other. In fact, if you don't pay special attention to international news, no one in Europe knows that the United States and Spain have fought.

A group of rookies, only suitable for carrying ammunition.

This is the evaluation of the accompanying British soldiers to the American soldiers. The American soldiers have good physical quality, but their tactical skills and commanding capabilities are terrible. In particular, their commanders are like old and young children from the Napoleonic era, and their tactical thinking is extremely outdated. The British once thought that they were still in the era of the infantry phalanx lined up to be shot.

"Master, it's tea time." Ah Fu brought a few Asgardians to Kai's side. They held the things they need for afternoon tea, such as parasols and chairs.

Kay was helpless. He didn't like the British aristocracy very much. He didn't like black tea, and he didn't like sweet snacks. These foreigners seem to have a preference for sweetness, and even put sugar in the tea. This is simply torture for Kai, who likes to drink tea. He prefers drinking water and doesn't like black tea with a bunch of messy things.

"I don't think we need to be so exaggerated. We are still in the war, are we?" Doing this on a troop carrier does not conform to the tradition of the people's soldiers. The hard-working, hard-working and plain style is no longer needed.

Ah Fu just smiled and nodded, and then set his own plate for Kai...it was just an afternoon tea. Does it need to be plated? Like his grandfather, he always believes that as Kai's noble status, he must always maintain the aristocratic demeanor!

This thing is not for Kai to enjoy at all, but for others to see. Most of the so-called aristocratic demeanor is to pretend to be coercion.

This is not based on Kai's will at all. Otherwise, it would be their dereliction of duty as housekeepers.

"Well, put less sugar and milk, and don't add other messy things." The British like to add some messy things to black tea, such as adding cinnamon, cloves, pepper, cardamom and other spices, anyway. Come, those things are for cooking, not for drinking tea.

After a while, the captain of this battleship also came, he was also to enjoy afternoon tea. In this era, all high-level navy generals were from nobles. This is a British tradition.

There are many factors contributing to this situation, the most important of which is that the Navy is a high-tech arms. This requires a lot of professional knowledge. It is no exaggeration to say that it is necessary for a ship commander to be familiar with astronomy and geography. Before World War I, education was still extremely expensive. Training a naval officer requires a lot of resources. In this regard, the nobility has an advantage.

(In fact, the British Army is also, but not as exaggerated as the Navy. Before World War I, the British aristocracy was quite strong)

The captain's name was Manfred de Halt, a baron. He has served in the Navy for more than 40 years and is now about to retire, but like almost all old marines, they are reluctant to leave their posts. They are more willing to be company with the waves than on land. Perhaps this is the romance of the navy.

"Good day, Your Highness, the Duke." Captain Manfred gave Kay a very polite call to Roar. Then he sat down very naturally, and Asgardian on one side also offered him black tea very naturally.

The old captain is a well-informed person, and very cheerful, he especially likes to chat with others. Although he didn't know the identity of Kai at all, he still chatted with Kai very happily. Today is no exception.

Today's chat content is still the damn war in front of us.

Although they chatted very happily, it does not mean that their opinions are the same. On the contrary, their opinions are very different. For example, Manfred has always believed that this war was the Germans’ fault and that they should stay honestly in the rules set by the British Empire, instead of rashly provoking a war and letting the world fall into war.

But Kay’s view was very different. He pointed out very bitterly that the war was not so much the fault of the Germans as it was the mistakes made by the British and the Germans together.

The British took away the colonization of this world, and did not give new countries a chance at all. Forget it, why did the Germans start a war? Isn't the UK even at all compelling?

After the rise of the Germans, the British did not relax at all in their pursuit of Germany. What do Germany think about the alliance between Britain, France and Russia?

The German saw, I fucked, I was hit by two sides! Is this still playing with Mao? Germany will take the initiative to launch a war, perhaps because of fear of its own safety.

As a Chinese, Kay knows what the British shit-chucking stick does? What's more, the colonial system is even more nonsense! Is it really something to be proud of to exploit the world to fatten up the UK? Had it not been for Germany, World War I would have broken out between the colony and Britain.

In this regard, the patriotic Manfred disagreed. In Manfred's view, the colonial system is definitely a superior system. It brings the light of civilization to all barren land and spreads the glory of democracy and freedom to the world.

I'm familiar with this kind of saying goodbye. Later generations of the lighthouse country will always be like this.

How about the Corrupt Country and the Lighthouse Country in the same line.

It's all this rhetoric, it's all the wool of the whole world.

Manfred was not talking nonsense, but he really thought so. Before World War I, the British thought so. Manfred was just wondering why Cumming was the Duke of the British Empire so dismissive of the pride of the British Empire.

However, Manfred did not feel disgusted by this. Because in his opinion, what kind of person a person is, don't look at what he says, but what he does. As a soldier, he actually looked down on those politicians in London.

How good are the slogans? Often those who shout slogans are not the ones who charge ahead. Kay may be unhappy with the war in front of him, but he has actually stepped onto the battlefield. Is this not enough?

Manfred is right to think so, but it's a bit of something to say that Kay is for England.

Had it not been for the news from the British government that Ludendorff had used vampires to directly participate in the war! Kai Cai didn't bother to intervene.

That's right, it was the vampire who broke the fortress of Verdun! To be precise, those mutant vampires!

Controlling mutant vampires has always been the unique skill of New Party vampires, but now Ludendorff actually has this technology, do you need to guess what happened in the middle?

What's even more unacceptable is that according to intelligence, those mutant vampires were made by Ludendorff.

He transformed some ordinary people into vampires, and then let them use poison gas to mutate! Finally, use the mysterious power of the new party vampires to control them to appear on the battlefield!

In Kay's view, this is no longer a war. It's against humanity!

In the war between the Allied Powers and the Allied Powers, Kay did not stand. The British won, and Kay is not upset. The Germans can also accept to win, anyway, they cannot destroy the world. But what Ludendorff did... it was playing with fire!

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