Mercenary’s War
Chapter 1094 - 1094 One Thousand and Seventy-Seven Concealing the Truth

1094: Chapter One Thousand and Seventy-Seven: Concealing the Truth 1094: Chapter One Thousand and Seventy-Seven: Concealing the Truth Waiting in the hospital, in fact, is of no real use, but Gao Yang wants to know the patient’s condition as soon as possible; he can’t stay still waiting at the airport either.

After a long wait, someone was finally pushed out, and a group of people suddenly stood up, craning their necks to see who was on the surgery bed.

“Rubik’s Cube, it’s Rubik’s Cube!”

Frey called out softly; Rubik’s Cube was unconscious, certainly unable to hear what others were saying, and after a soft call, Frey asked a doctor, “Doctor, how is he doing?”

“I’m sorry, but he had to be amputated.

The surgery was very successful; he won’t have any problems.

Please make way, we need to take the patient to the ward.”

After watching Rubik’s Cube being pushed away, Wild Man muttered to himself, “An amputation still, huh,” with a sigh.

Nothing to say, the group shook their heads and sighed, sitting back down, no one in the mood to talk.

Just then, the sound of hurried footsteps could suddenly be heard from the staircase, followed by four or five people with faces full of urgency walking over.

Walking in front was two foreigners, followed by the hospital director who had received them, who walked up to Gao Yang and his group with a face full of emergency.

The operating room was just ahead, and the leading person stopped walking, turning around anxiously, then turned to look at Gao Yang’s group and asked, “Is Peter still in there?

Does anyone know how he’s doing?”

Gao Yang frowned; he didn’t recognize the people who had come, but he was sure they were Russians, and it seemed that they must be acquaintances of Peter.

Gao Yang said gravely, “Peter is still in surgery.

His condition won’t be life-threatening, but it certainly won’t be good, his leg is broken.”

The person at the front messed his hair vigorously, then cursed in Russian angrily and paced back and forth a few steps, uttering with rage, “Damn it, how did it turn out like this!”

After glancing at the operating room with a face of urgency, the Russian turned to Gao Yang and asked, “Were you with Peter?”

Gao Yang nodded, and the Russian raised an eyebrow, raising his voice, “Why did it become like this?”

Before Gao Yang could speak, Eileen also raised her eyebrows, retorting loudly at the Russian, “What, you have a problem?

Peter volunteered for the battlefield; we certainly didn’t invite him, so before you start yelling, please get your facts straight!”

Gao Yang glared at Eileen and whispered, “Keep it down, this is a hospital, surgery is underway.”

Eileen, looking indignant, glared at the impolite Russian but said no more, and at that moment the Russian turned to the hospital director standing next to him and said softly, “Sorry, please step aside for a moment, we need to talk.”

After several Syrians left, the Russian took a deep breath and spoke softly, “I got a bit anxious, but you don’t understand the situation.

Peter was only ordered to be responsible for training; he should not and could not engage in combat!

This is disobedience of military orders; do you know what this means?

Peter’s both legs are broken, yet not only will he not receive a Medal, but he is also very likely to face a military tribunal!

No, he will definitely face a military tribunal!”

For a soldier, obeying orders is the paramount duty.

Regardless of the reasons that led Peter to engage in combat on his own, and no matter how great his merits, he still made a grave mistake by defying orders.

This, no matter what, cannot be avoided.

Military law is without mercy.

No matter how tragic Peter’s case is, once he has healed from his injuries, he cannot escape punishment.

If Peter had not been injured and had secretly gone to the battlefield and safely returned without being reported, then there would have been no issue.

But he was injured, severely at that, and it caused a disability, which made things complicated.

Gao Yang sternly said to the Russian, “Who are you?

What are you planning to do?”

“You don’t need to know who I am, and what I’m doing has nothing to do with you!”

Suddenly, Glolov said, “Why are you here?

To visit Peter, or to do something for him?”

“What’s it to you?”

The Russian was furious and spoke rudely.

At that moment, Glolov said in a deep voice, “If you’re here to convict Peter, then forget it.

But if you’re planning to do something to keep him from going to a military tribunal, perhaps we could offer some help?”

The Russian glanced at Glolov and said, “What do you have in mind?

I’m planning to suppress the news of Peter’s hand injury first, then figure out the rest step by step.”

Glolov said gravely, “It’s impossible for Peter to receive a commendation now, but we must find a way for him to be discharged honorably.

We’ll say that Peter was injured in a live-fire exercise.

A single report from the higher-ups will do; they won’t investigate how Peter really got injured.”

The Russian frowned and said, “Injured during a live-fire exercise?”

Glolov nodded and said, “A live-fire exercise.

A soldier operating a machine gun had an accident or made a mistake and injured Peter.

It’s plausible.

We just have to adjust the timing of Peter’s injury, either earlier or later.”

The Russian spoke in a low voice, “That could work, but there might be an investigation from above; this is no small matter.

Moreover, Peter’s identity is sensitive.

If we are to explain his injury as an exercise mishap, we’ll need many people to stick to the same story.

Also, who will take responsibility for injuring Peter?

Who would be willing to bear the consequences of such a serious accident?

Peter is very well-known.

His injury isn’t like others; he’s too high-profile!”

Gao Yang said gravely, “That’s an easy matter to resolve.

As long as no one from your side speaks out of turn, I’ll handle things on Peter’s end.

Surely, someone will willingly take responsibility.

We won’t let Peter be sent to a military tribunal.”

After pondering for a moment, the Russian whispered, “Alright, I’ll leave now.

I’ll sort out our end.

You help with Peter’s end.

And the Syrian side too, Peter’s injury is no small matter.

I worry Syria won’t easily take the blame.

The soldiers who trained under Peter can be persuaded, but the higher-ranking officers are likely to spill the truth.”

Gao Yang spoke in a low voice, “How did you receive the news?”

“A member of Peter’s team informed me.

So far, not too many people know about it.”

Gao Yang nodded and said, “I understand.

I’ll start working on it immediately.

Together, we’ll cover this up.

I am Peter’s friend; rest assured, he will definitely not go to a military tribunal.”

The Russian looked at Glolov, then at Gao Yang, and suddenly waved, saying, “I must leave immediately.

I need to keep the news sealed.

If you can help, that would be great.

Please move quickly.

My name is Wolf.

It would be best if we met again tomorrow to discuss the details.

How can I contact you?”

Gao Yang said solemnly, “We will be at the airport.”

Wolf nodded and said, “We share a common goal.

Well, we can only try our best now.

Goodbye, gentlemen, I hope we can ensure Peter returns home safely, not sent to a military tribunal.

See you tomorrow.”

Wolf hurriedly left.

To conceal the truth about Peter’s injury, he had a lot of work to do.

Watching Wolf’s receding figure, Glolov whispered in a low voice, “Signal Flag has a lot of work to do in Syria.” (To be continued.

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