<h4>Chapter 1735: Chapter 1736: Rumus the Great Traitor</h4>


    The revenge from **** came fiercely, attacking like a madman even before the rebel army was ready.


    In the mainmand headquarters of ****, themander also suddenly mmed the table and said, "Order everyone now, including your guardpany, to go to the front line. We mustpletely destroy these rebel forces."


    Today, the rebel army gave him too many shocks and almost caused him serious losses. Today he must hit the drowning dog hard.


    "Commander, isn’t this too aggressive?" At this time, Rumus suddenly stood up and said.


    No oneughed at Rumus anymore. What they had was only jealousy; it seemed that this kid had foreseen every development of the war.


    "What’s aggressive? Our air support has already arrived, what are we afraid of? Send everyone to the front line," themander ordered.


    The othermanders also nodded. Since their support had arrived, if they didn’t show some performance now, this battle would truly be disgraceful.


    All themanders gave orders to their guards, anyone below the division level was to take up arms and go to the battlefield.


    Although this order was somewhat rushed, these people still shouldered their guns and charged up.


    "Commander..." Rumus was still a little uneasy and wanted to step forward to advise.


    "No need to say more, it’s decided." Themander said decisively.


    Previously, the significant losses were caused by not listening to Rumus, but the current situation was different; the initiative was in their hands.


    Rumus had bepletely disappointed in themander; he didn’t say much more and instead walked to the side, took out his phone, and made a call.


    After giving orders, he came back to sit down without saying a word.


    "Commander Rumus, it seems you have a secret," at this moment Keru walked over, looking at Rumus and said.


    Everyone turned to stare at the two of them. They originally had opinions about Rumus, someone who had stolen all the glory.


    Now hearing that Rumus had a secret made them curious to look over.


    Keru stared at Rumus for a while, then coldly snorted and said, "Why do you always hide and talk on your phone whenever there is a situation? To be honest, I’ve suspected you for a long time."


    As soon as he said this, everyone curiously surrounded him; even themander frowned.


    Rumus sneered disdainfully without saying much, his heart was open and he had wronged no one.


    "What’s wrong, have nothing to say? Guilty conscience?" Keru circled around Rumus and said, "I’ve long noticed this about you. You’re the rebel army’s spy."


    As soon as he spoke, everyone’s expression changed. Such a high-level spy was something they had never heard of before.


    Although none of them had good feelings toward Rumus, they did not believe that Rumus was a spy for the other side.


    Themander frowned, then looked at Keru and said, "Keru, don’t talk nonsense. ndering amander will be punished."


    Keru’s face was full of determination, and he straightforwardly said, "I’m not talking nonsense,mander. If you don’t believe it, you can check his phone call records to see if he is in contact with the rebel army. I just saw him secretly making a call."


    Once Keru spoke, everyone looked at Rumus in doubt. Indeed, when Rumus made the call, he seemed a bit sneaky.


    But if they were to believe that amander was a spy, they would never believe it no matter what was said.


    If the rebel army had managed to turn amander into a spy for the other side, their troop was in danger; there would be no trust to speak of.


    "I’m not a spy for the other side; my call was made to my subordinates," Rumus said with righteousness.


    He had always suspected Keru, and now that Keru had turned around to use him, it caught him off guard.


    If at this moment he used Keru, those around would surely despise him, thinking he was lying, so he simply sat there without saying anything.


    At this time, themander stood there with a cold face looking at Keru and said, "If there’s nothing in his phone records, you’ll have to be responsible."


    After all, Rumus was amander. using amander of being a spy for the other side was a very serious matter.


    "If there are nomunications records in his phone with the rebel army, I’m willing to resign and go home now," Keru said straightforwardly.


    Themander nodded and then nced at Rumus, saying, "To prove your innocence, let me see your phone."


    Others, while thinking themander was somewhat excessive, also believed it was best for Rumus to show his phone to themander.


    Keru was there with a smug smile, watching Rumus. He knew that Rumus must be in contact with the spy nted in the rebel army and could find out that spy through this method.


    "You suspect me too?" Rumus looked at themander with some disappointment.


    Themander responded with a serious face, "I’m not suspecting you; it’s to prove your innocence through this method."


    "Then if I say I suspect him too, are you going to investigate him?" Rumus asked back.


    "We’ll talk about thatter. For now, bring yours out," themander responded angrily.


    "I won’t. There are personal privacies in my phone that don’t pertain to work, so you have no right to look at my phone," Rumus righteously replied with his head held high.


    "See, he’s being cowardly. It shows he has something to hide," Keru shouted loudly.


    The othermanders also looked at Rumus with much suspicion. Now, they started to slowly believe it a little.


    No wonder they were initially at a passive disadvantage; it turned out there was an insider among them, and at a high level.


    "Rumus, it would be best to show it to everyone," themander sighed, calming the atmosphere a little.


    "No way," Rumus resolutely said.


    "Rumus," Suddenly themander banged on the table and shouted.


    Many staff around were startled, unexpectedly themander would suddenly shout.


    But Rumus sat there as solid as a rock, and today he would not hand over his phone no matter what was said.


    "Hmph, don’t think just because you won’t hand over your phone we have no other way," Keru coldly snorted and then looked at themander saying, "Commander, I suggest we track the calls made by Commander Rumus through theputer system."


    The military’s personnel used special phones, and ordinary systems couldn’t trace their signals, but the military headquarters had a specific system that could control these phone signals and the numbers dialed.


    Of course, this function wasn’t very advanced; ordinarily, in China, phones could be checked on the mobilework.


    "I’ll give you one more chance, will you voluntarily hand it over or should I investigate it?" themander said.


    Rumus was extremely disappointed. Since preparing to attack the rebel army, he had been subjected to contempt and suppression by everyone...