The noon wind brought the fragrance of azaleas, Shire walked alone on the path in the rear garden of the fortress command, looking somewhat despondent.
The sudden appearance of the third "Big Bertha" shattered everyone's illusions, victory was like a beautiful soap bubble, suddenly burst with a light poke, disappearing without a trace.
Additionally, Shire also learned why the German Army launched such a fierce attack.
This was told to Shire by General Gis during the morning meeting.
General Gis, disregarding the objections of Albert I, stared at Shire and said, "The Germans' target is you, as long as you surrender, you can save all of our lives!"
Shire understood General Gis' intention, he hoped Shire would voluntarily surrender to the Germans to save Antwerp.
Shire sneered at this, he countered General Gis, "Next time, if the Germans demand you hand over the king, what would you do?"
