Chapter 282 I'm Captain Parks

The gunshot sounded abruptly, which made all the people unprepared, but when they reacted, everyone grabbed the gun in their hands and raised it in the direction of the gunshot.

"Put down the gun, corporal, put down the damn gun, hurry up!" Second Lieutenant Elder shouted at Bourne.

Bern stood there with a rifle in his hand, and then watched everyone lift the rifle at him. Then he put down the rifle and no one shot at him. He had expected this result for a long time. This is one of his plans. He doesn't want the Lieutenant Colonel Gulian to say too much, otherwise he will affect many people. From the time he appeared here and began to speak, the more than a dozen soldiers began to gradually become obedient. This is not the result he wants to see. He decisively killed Lieutenant Colonel Gulian, which can bring back the hearts of most people.

"Catch it!" Second Lieutenant Elder gave the order harshly.

But someone immediately stood up against it. Ritter stood on Bourne's side, raised his hands and shouted, "Wait, brothers, Lieutenant Colonel Gurian is dead. Why do we do this? If we arrest him today, what will we do in the future? We are not executioners and will not pay for Gurian's stupidity. Now is a good opportunity!"

His words stunned everyone, and then some people's faces smiled, but others were a little frightened. Someone suddenly raised a rifle from the crowd, but he was pressed by the people around him before he fired. The man who shot was one of the six soldiers that Gurian trusted most and tied up with him.

"Catch them and don't let them run away. They are the murderers. We will hand them over to the U.S. military for trial!" Bourne suddenly raised his gun and shouted, pointing at the six soldiers in a group.

The six Germans had already panicked when they heard this. They coincidentally raised their rifles at the soldiers standing with them, but they immediately despaired, because the other soldiers raised their guns and aimed at the six of them. Their eyes were full of contempt and dissatisfaction, and they believed that as long as they dared to move, the group of soldiers would definitely shoot them without hesitation.

"We...we are just executing orders!" Although the weather was still very cold, the six soldiers were already sweating profusely, and one of them finally couldn't help shivering.

"Put down the gun!" Second Lieutenant Alder looked at the soldiers around him and Bourne, who was standing aside with a rifle. He couldn't help sighing and said, "Put down the gun, you may still live. Don't force your brothers to do what you don't want to do!"

The six Germans were finally skeptical, but they couldn't make the decision now. One Germans couldn't stand it. With a "poo", the rifle fell on the snow and made a slight muffled sound. Someone started, and other things were easy to do. Soon the other five people also put down their guns and put their heads in their hands.

"Look at them!" Second Lieutenant Elder said to the two soldiers beside him. Then he turned around and cast his eyes coldly at Bourne and Ritter. He slowly separated the crowd and walked to the two. He looked at Bourne with sharp eyes and said, "Cergeant, tell me who the hell are you?"

"Who am I? Is it important to you?" Bourne suddenly smiled, then put away his rifle and looked at Second Lieutenant Elder and said, "Second Lieutenant, now we are up to you. It's up to you to decide where you will lead your brothers. But this is very important to the brothers. The fate of the brothers is up to you!"

Second Lieutenant Alder looked at Bourne, then squeezed his lips and didn't speak immediately. He looked at the brothers around him, and the brothers were all looking at him, with doubts or expectations in their eyes, but they were more hope that Second Lieutenant Alder could lead him to escape from the threat of death and live. Returning to Germany. Now this is their hope.

"S sir, do we still have a choice?" Little, who was beside Bourne, suddenly said something. He stared at Ensign Alder and said, "If we make a decision a moment earlier, we will get out of this damn predicament a moment earlier. You should know what the brothers need most now." Ritter's tone was very sincere.

"I know that you and Lieutenant Colonel Gulian are not the same person. He ignores the fate of his brothers and just wants to fulfill his so-called reputation, but his reputation now stinks more than anyone else. Second Lieutenant, you don't want to be like him, do you? Make a decision early so that the brothers can return to Germany alive and don't let them die in a foreign country. Bourne's words once again hit the hearts of every German soldier. Even the soldiers in custody couldn't help but feel the same way. They were just the executors of the order and could not surround them to die!

And a series of disputes between them have already aroused the surprise of the captive Americans. The attitude of the Germans is changing. Although they don't know what they are talking about, it can be seen that they have had internal insent. In the end, the German lieutenant colonel, who had always been very harsh on them, was killed by a German soldier. This stunned all the American prisoners. Although they are happy to see the indul of the Germans, they are also afraid that the Germans will kill them all in the process of insent.

At least the captured U.S. lieutenant knew that this Lieutenant Colonel Gurion was once the executioner of the Malmedy massacre mission. From all kinds of signs, he would shoot them all in despair. Even if he was killed in in internal trouble now, it is difficult to guarantee that other German soldiers will not treat them. Poisoning. What he would never have thought of was that the cause of their indulnery was their life and death. They killed Lieutenant Colonel Gulian in order to save their lives.

"Lieutenant, what are they going to do?" Several prisoners slowly approached the lieutenant, and then lowered their voice to the lieutenant and said, "How do they deal with us now, God, I don't want to die here. Are they going to create another Malmedy incident again? The talking prisoner looked a little flustered, and his eyes were full of anxiety.

"Well, I'll tell my brothers later to be ready. Once they want to shoot at us, we will disperse and run away. They don't have enough manpower now. In such a snowy day, it's easy for us to get rid of them!" The lieutenant whispered at him, and then quietly moved back to the frozen soldier. He tightened the blanket on his body and said, "Okay, man, how are you feeling? If we want to escape, you have to move, or we will have to be shot!"

"I'm fine, Lieutenant! Don't worry, even if I die here, it's nothing. I've suffered enough. Do you still care about death? The soldier couldn't help muttering, but his eyes were full of the desire to survive.

"Okay, man, take care!" The lieutenant said, slowly moving to the middle of the group of prisoners! And the soldiers who were holding them also seemed to be lazy, allowing them to move over and leave them alone.

What they have to do now is to wait quietly. They stood together and waited for the final German decision. Suddenly, a prisoner whispered to the lieutenant, "Sir, I suddenly found that I know it's ridiculous, but I just can't help it. Do you want to hear it?"

"What?" The lieutenant looked at him in surprise, and then looked at the German soldiers who were holding them with some vigilance, but they did not have any expressions and movements to stop them, and their eyes were a little indifferent.

The soldier put his mouth on the lieutenant's ear and said, "Don't you think the German soldier who came later looks like a man? Captain Parks, our hero. God, I suddenly felt this way just now. It's so similar. I've read the newspaper. I know what he looks like, because I regard him as an idol!"

"Nonsense!" The lieutenant couldn't help muttering, but he finally couldn't help looking at Bourne, and then he also came to the conclusion that the German corporal was too much like Captain Parks. This shocked him, and he stared at the prisoner beside him.

"Is it very similar?" The prisoner said to the lieutenant, "If he hadn't been in the uniform of the German SS, I would have thought he was Captain Parks. God, how can there be such a similar person?

"Okay, okay, let's wait and see their reaction!" The lieutenant said and squatted down with a gesture to the prisoner, "Remember, soldier, don't tell anyone about your discovery. Listen, remember, don't tell anyone!" He had a vague idea in his mind, would this German soldier be Captain Parks?

"I know, sir!" The prisoner nodded.

They looked at the German army again and saw that the German soldier named Bourne was saying something loudly to the German second lieutenant. He looked very firm and his tone was a little excited.

"Second Lieutenant, we need your decision!" Bourne spoke to Second Lieutenant Elder again.

"Sir--" At this time, someone began to urge Second Lieutenant Alder. The group of people were mobilized by Bourne's words. They wanted to live, which was enough for them to stand by Bourne's side.

Second Lieutenant Elder looked around at them, and finally nodded and said, "Well, I promise to protect my brothers' lives as much as possible, so that we can all go back to Germany alive!" With that, he stared at Byrne and said, "Cergeant, even if we want to surrender to the U.S. military now, won't they attack us before they find us? Or, how can we connect with the U.S. military? And tell them our intentions?"

Little suddenly interrupted and said, "This is very simple, second lieutenant. We have a lot of U.S. troops here now. Why don't we look for them? Maybe this is still a good opportunity to ease the relationship!"

Second Lieutenant Elder suddenly looked at the group of American prisoners. He stared at Ritter in surprise and said, "You mean we are going to surrender to this group of people captured by us?" He spoke slowly, but his voice was very heavy. The honor of soldiers was still flowing in his bones. It was acceptable to surrender to the U.S. military in the battle, but it hurt his military's self-esteem to surrender to a group of U.S. troops who were captured by him and become their prisoners again. He will not accept it anyway.

"This is a very good idea! I agree, second lieutenant. I can speak English. Let me negotiate with them!" Bourne seemed very enthusiastic about the idea. He took his rifle and walked towards the lieutenant in the U.S. prisoner.

The lieutenant watched Bourne coming nervously, and then stood up and looked straight at Bourne, staring at him but without saying a sound. At this time, the German soldier suddenly said to him in very standard English, "Lieutenant, I'm here to negotiate with you. Don't be so nervous, relax!" With that, he reached out and patted him on the shoulder, and his head also came over.

The lieutenant heard a sentence that he would never forget: "Lieutenant, I'm Captain Parks of the 101st Airborne Division of the U.S. military!" The voice was very soft, but it made him sound like thunder!

(to be continued)