Struggle in Russia

Vishnyak knows the mentality of people like Umelov very well. It is a typical chicken thief mentality. He wants to gain benefits but is unwilling to take too many risks. It is best to keep all the benefits to himself and leave all the risks to others. .

He usually keeps a respectful distance from this kind of people, but why is this guy so important?

Now I can only play with him and polish his mentality and try to "tame" him!

He stared at the other person, his eyes like searchlights that made Umerov's heart skip a beat.

He swallowed hard, and just as he was about to say something, Vishnyak suddenly sneered: "That's very nice! They still have feelings and laws that think they are guilty, but they don't dare to offend His Majesty... Both sides want to please, both sides want to please. You don’t even dare to offend, you’re just a wallflower, right?”

Umerov's face suddenly turned red and he wanted to make a few excuses, but Vishnyak gave him no chance: "I don't like wallflowers, and I don't like dealing with wallflowers, because past experience tells me , the wallflowers are totally unreliable, they will change their mind at the slightest sign of trouble, either the promised things will not count, or the prices will be increased temporarily, and I hate it most when people don’t keep their word, so I prefer to deal with these wallflowers simply and directly, so as to save them. bad thing!"

Umerov's eyes widened and his heart beat faster. He realized an extremely terrifying possibility. If the other party really didn't like him and didn't intend to use him, there would still be a way to get rid of his trouble.

Just kill him and that's it.

Although this will cause some turmoil, in the end he is just a small person. Except for people with ulterior motives who will take away the article after his death, others will not care or care at all.

In other words, his death was in vain, it was meaningless at all!

What's more, he didn't want to die at all. He quickly explained: "Colonel, listen to me, I am not a faggot, really! I really think those editors are guilty and think they should be punished! Really!"

Umelov was on the verge of tears, but Vishniak was only amused. He thinks that the other person's current appearance is the most real version of him. Cowardly, timid, helpless.

There are people like this everywhere who don't have any merits worth mentioning, or in other words, the advantages they have are not worth mentioning in the face of these shortcomings.

Vishniak looked down upon such people. He always believed that men should behave like men. They could die standing but never kneel down to beg for mercy. That energy is the most precious thing for a man. Without it, what would he be like a eunuch?

His heart was full of disdain, but the needs of reality forced him to continue to deal with Umerov, instead of sarcastically and sarcastically teasing him as he did before. His bad character often caused him trouble in the army. trouble.

Vishniak mocked: "Then why don't you punish them? It seems to me that you don't intend to follow your inner thoughts! Should you call this inconsistent? Or are you deliberately lying to deceive me?"

Umerov almost cried, but fortunately Vishniak stopped in time and said instead: "If you let me decide your fate, then I will break your neck without hesitation, I won't Let a walleye like you spoil the big thing... But who can make others think that you are still useful and can be saved? So I can only give you a chance. If you are smart enough and courageous enough to seize this opportunity, then Your destiny should be completely changed, and you should be able to live a more enjoyable life than you do now! On the other hand, if you don’t know the current affairs, your life will end here, and there will be no tomorrow!"

He gently patted Umerov's face and asked indifferently: "Do you understand, your honor?"