Struggle in Russia

It turns out that Gavriel Grigorievich thought things too simply, or that he thought Kornilov was too stupid. How could a shrewd Kornilov be dismissed by their lame rhetoric—oh, it's all your subordinates' problems, you don't know anything. Then why don't other people's subordinates have accidents, but you always have accidents!

So Kornilov didn't mean to talk nonsense with Gavriel Grigorievich at all, and directly gave the order: "Colonel Gavriel Grigorievich is extremely incompetent, the Royal There is no way to go down, and the problem is serious. Now he is removed from all positions and handed over to the Odessa Military Court to try his crimes of dereliction of duty!"

This sentence made Gavriel Grigorievich a little flustered, because he originally thought that Kornilov would at best be removed from his post and be handed over to Izmail's military court. And Izmail is Mikhail Mikheevich's territory, so he doesn't need to worry at all.

But now, Kornilov actually handed him over to the military court in Odessa, which was beyond the jurisdiction of Mikheevich, and it was very difficult to fool things.

Gavriel Grigorievich immediately protested: "General, this is not right..."

Kornilov snorted coldly, "What's wrong!"

Gavriel Grigorievich replied weakly: "I am Izmail's officer, I should hand it over to Izmail..."

Kornilov looked at him and sneered: "You are an officer of Izmail, but you are also my subordinate. All naval officers on the front line of Izmail and Odessa are under my jurisdiction. I will send you to Where to be tried is my business!"

Gavriel Grigorievich would definitely not do it, and immediately looked at Mikheevich frequently, and the latter could only bite the bullet and come to question: "Vladimir Alexievich Qi, what you said is wrong, although you have the authority to govern the officers of Izmail, this is my jurisdiction after all, and I should be responsible for all tasks..."

"Your work is in a mess. You have the face to say anything after such a big incident!" Kornilov blocked him resolutely, and categorically told the gendarmes he brought from Odessa: " Arrest Gavriel Grigorievich and immediately send him to Odessa for interrogation! Find out all his problems as quickly as possible, and then notify the entire fleet!"

Mikheevich was stunned. He didn't expect Kornilov to be so tough that he didn't give him any face. Even before he continued to protest, the wolf-like military police rushed up and gave Gav Lille Grigoryevich took it away directly. This caught him off guard!

"You have gone too far! I strongly protest!"

This is when Gavriel Grigorievich was escorted out,

Mikheevich's final snarl, however, sounded so feeble, because Kornilov didn't like him at all:

"General Mikhail, I now formally inform you that from now on, I will conduct a comprehensive inspection of your jurisdiction. I will never allow such vile incidents to happen again and again while our officers are indifferent! "

As he spoke, he waved his hand and asked loudly, "Where is Lieutenant Colonel Peter Nikolaevich Myakov? Why haven't I seen him!"

Mikheevich naturally knew why Kornilov wanted to find Miakov, and it could not be said that it was Baron Klimov's business. However, Mikheevich is not worried about this matter. He knows that Miyakov is relatively reliable in his work and should have no flaws. He is even a little eager to make a turnaround in the case of Baron Klimov. battle.

So he couldn't wait to introduce: "You find Lieutenant Colonel Miyakov, that's easy, I'll send someone to inform him!"

As he said that, he got the adjutant to whisper a few words, and then sat back behind his desk with a big horse, as if preparing to watch a show.

Kornilov naturally knew that Mikheevich was uneasy and kind, but he also came with diamonds, just to see what these snakes and rats are capable of.

Miyakov rushed to the office quickly, and it was obvious that he was also prepared, with a calm and relaxed look. Then a new round of confrontation began.

First, Kornilov asked: "Lieutenant Colonel Miyakov, I heard that you have recently conducted a spy case?"

Miyakov said in his heart: "Oh, you are so impolite, you just go straight to the point, do you really think our third part is vegetarian!"

He replied leisurely: "Yes, after receiving a report from an informant, we found that Baron Klimov is a major suspect, and we are now looking for this gentleman!"

Kornilov was not in a hurry, and ordered slowly: "Then you can introduce the case, because Baron Klimov is a meritorious service to the empire, including Major General Alexander Mikhailovich Trubetskoy A group of middle and high-ranking military officers including him are very concerned about the situation of this case, and suspect that you have made a mistake!"

Miyakov was startled. He didn't expect that another group of officers would be involved, including a major general. He thought it was only Kornilov's business!

It's just that, although he was a little surprised, he wasn't particularly worried, because he had finished all the procedures he was supposed to go through. As long as the procedures didn't go wrong, even if a group of people were dissatisfied, what could he do?

So he calmly introduced the so-called case handling process, and highlighted a few so-called informants, anyway, he made it so serious that it seemed real.

At the end, he stabbed Kornilov back: "General, please forgive me. According to my investigation, Baron Klimov is suspected of being a major spy. It cannot be ruled out that this person has developed a large number of spy associates in our country." For the sake of caution, the general should treat this case with caution!"

Miyakov's move was quite powerful, and he cryptically warned and threatened Kornilov to let go, otherwise it would be hard to say whether he was suspected.

It's just that, Miyakov can scare ordinary trash and unresponsible softies, but it is useless for a powerful star like Kornilov. I saw him pointing to a very low-key follower beside him with a wave of his hand, and said very easily:

"Thank you, Lieutenant Colonel, for your reminder. This case has a lot to do with it. Naturally, we must be very cautious. This is Colonel Alexander Alexievich Baryakov. I am the one who specifically asked for instructions." General Lazarev later sent to supervise the person in charge of the case. From now on, all relevant files will be handed over to Colonel Balyakov, and he will be fully responsible for the case!"