Durin's Diary

Chapter 806 Responsibilities
Melitopol, Arsenal No. 19.

Gerol Jan Rosheev.

As the director of the arsenal, he has always worked diligently so that the supervisors from the Ministry of Internal Affairs will not think of him when they shoot the troublemakers.

Yes, that's right, Garrol is a beastman with a fluffy tail and a pair of pointed ears. He grew up in an orphanage and is a mixed-race child. One of his parents is Luper the werewolf and the other is Ganai the puppy.

As for him, he looks like a Ganai bastard, but he still has a bit of the arrogance of the Luper family in his heart.

It's a pity that he is no longer young and just wants to live the rest of his life well and leave his deceased wife to his children to raise - his wife disappeared in the previous war, but everyone knows that disappearing in a war with the green orcs is the same as being dead.

Because of this, when he was in the office and heard the guards running over to say that Lord Du Lin was coming, the only feeling he had was that the sky was falling.

Everyone knows that Lord Dühring has never been involved in affairs. Usually, any production tasks are obtained through the Prime Minister's residence of Austria-Switzerland. Prime Minister Poole, as Lord Dühring's brother and the most powerful person under him, has always been in charge of all production departments.

If there really is a factory director who is a traitor, then the Ministry of Internal Affairs’ supervisory team will come to find him.

But I have never heard of Lord Du Lin coming to me in person.

So as he hurried downstairs, Garrol thought about his problem several times but couldn't find the problem.

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In the factory area of ​​the 19th Arsenal, Du Lin watched Director Gerol miss a step while going down the stairs, and then rolled down with his guards.

"I'm sorry, Mr. Durin, Director Gerol's eyesight is not very good. I heard that you came to see him because he was probably anxious." The deputy director, Rupert, who was also sent by the Great Forest, said somewhat embarrassedly.

Du Lin raised his eyebrows and stood there unconvinced, waiting for the limping old dog to come to him.

"Sir, what do you want to talk to me about?"

Du Lin didn't say anything, but the captain of the Internal Affairs Supervisory Team beside him stood up and said, "Director Gerol, please immediately find the person in your factory numbered HD H. He is a member of Class 03."

The remaining team of Internal Affairs Supervisors stood in a semicircle.

"I know him, sir, let me call..." "Deputy Director Vasily, are you questioning the Grand Duke's orders?"

The young supervisor team leader put his hand on the holster at his waist with a bad look on his face.

Director Gerol quickly called over another guard and said, "Go get Hadro Horus."

The guard nodded and then ran away.

Du Lin opened the cigarette box, took out two cigarettes, and flicked one to Gerol, who hurriedly caught the cigarette.

My eyesight is indeed not very good.

Du Lin smiled and handed another cigarette to Vasily.

The latter took the cigarette with a look of panic: "Sir, this..."

"Don't question the supervisor, Mr. Vasily. I know you're from the Great Forest, and I don't mind you guys planting people in the arsenal. But you have to understand that you're just a rubber stamp in my eyes. Don't overstep your bounds, or I'll have Master Luperin, who sent you to the factory, find someone else to trust."

"Yes, yes, sir, it is my fault."

If it were anyone else, this Rupert would probably still be stubborn, but when he was facing Durin, all his stubbornness would seem ridiculous - because everyone knew that Durin really meant what he said. If you dared to frown, you would be reunited with your family on a meadow in the next moment. The family would be together, never to be separated again.

If you don't like it, Lord Durin is very understanding. Beaches, hills, snowfields, and forests are all fine.

If you have the sky in your heart, Dulin can also free you from the constraints of gravity and let you run directly towards the sun.

Soon, a middle-aged tall man dressed as a craftsman was brought over.

Du Lin gestured for him to sit on the newly raised wooden stake.

"Sir, what do you want to talk to me about?" Gao Hoo Lao's face was full of fear. He didn't know why Du Lin came to him in person, but he instinctively knew that this matter was related to him. But if someone really had to be shot for this matter, it couldn't be him - because if it was him, the guards would not come to him empty-handed, but with a team of internal affairs supervisors and guns.

"HD·H-2401903067001, do you remember when this gun was produced?" Du Lin asked.

"Remember, sir, I assembled this gun myself. It must have been on my third day as a skilled worker after I joined the factory, which is one hundred and three days ago."

The young woman from the Internal Affairs Supervisory Team came up to Du Lin with the production records and said, "He didn't lie, sir."

Du Lin nodded. "The shipping records say this gun was shipped to the front lines eighty-five days ago, but the 255th Regiment, which took over, claims to have no record of receiving it. So, the question is, is this your fault, the 255th Regiment's fault, or was there a problem with the shipping process?"

At this point, Du Lin sat down and asked: "Which transport team sent that batch of guns? Where are their records?"

"The current transport team is now operating in the north. Lord Poole said that each batch of transport teams must not serve in the same factory for more than two months." The captain of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Supervisory Team explained.

Du Lin nodded. "Then let's do a lie detection test on the two directors and team leaders of the 255th Arsenal. The Military Affairs Department will be in charge of the th Regiment. If they all seem to be innocent, we'll arrest everyone in the transport team and interrogate them one by one."

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Du Lin was prepared for Vasily to have problems, but after five questions, the arsenal's director, deputy director, three squad leaders, and fifteen team leaders all passed the lie detection test.

Du Lin looked at the questions asked by the Paladin in the Internal Affairs Supervisor Team. He was the one who asked the questions, so there was no room for evasiveness or ambiguous answers.

Is there something wrong with the 255th Regiment?

However, news soon came from the Military Affairs Department that there was no problem with the 255th Regiment. Willy was in charge, and this young man Du Lin absolutely believed it. If there really was a problem with the 255th Regiment, the Military Affairs Department should now start executing all the colonels from the regimental commander down and all the lieutenants from the platoon leader and above in the 255th Regiment under his leadership.

"Sir, if there are no problems with the transport team..."

"If a gun has a delivery record from the arsenal and a receipt and transport record from the transport team, but no receipt record from the 255th Regiment, then we'll conduct a lie detection campaign against all personnel from the th Arsenal and the current transport team to determine where the problem lies." Du Lin paused for a moment. "I sincerely hope that no one in the Great Forest has had any issues, but the problem right now is that there must be a problem somewhere. If all three parties are fine..."

Then I would suspect that someone was being used as a substitute.

Because the first question that Durin asked the Paladin in the Internal Affairs Supervisory Team was whether the 'name of the person being questioned' knew about the corruption problem within the Arsenal.

If it is not him, then even if he answers "no problem" to this question, it will not trigger lie detection.

Because the question itself is not valid, the question itself is a trap.

Because the next time the question is asked, it will be changed to: Do ​​you know that there is corruption within the Arsenal?

The reason we let you pass now is so that Eleven and Daju can find even the slightest clue from the faces of the people in charge present.

(End of this chapter)