"Did you hit someone?"
In the Prime Minister's office, Mainz looked at Heydrich and asked
"Uh, those guys deserve a beating. I can't bear it if I don't beat them up...."
Heydrich didn't think he had done anything wrong, but instead looked very confident.
Mainz tapped his hands on the table and stared at Heydrich for a while. He felt a little scared and wanted to ask but didn't dare to. He felt at a loss.
"You are still too young!"
Mainz shook his head and sighed:"Report to Munich University tomorrow. Study hard for the next two years and don't worry about other things!"
After that, Mainz waved his hand and motioned Heydrich to go out. Heydrich went out in a daze and let out a long breath. The look on Mainz's face just now really scared him. Although General Mainz did not get angry with him, his awe-inspiring look was even more frightening! Heydrich thought about it, but he couldn't figure out what he had done wrong.
General Mainz didn't tell him directly just now, and he didn't dare to go in and disturb Mainz now, but this problem was like a thorn in his throat. If he didn't figure it out, he was afraid that he would not even be able to eat and sleep peacefully.
So Heydrich found his old boss, General Himmler, the head of the SS, and asked him about this matter.
"Did General Mainz really say that to you?"
After Heydrich recounted what had just happened in the office, Himmler frowned.
"Is there a problem? General?"
Heydrich saw Himner frowning, and he suddenly became nervous.
What did he do wrong? Why did General Mainz and General Himmler look so serious?
"This is a big problem!"
Himmler is not Mainz, and he will not care about Heydrich's face. Besides, if he doesn't teach this kid a lesson at this time, he will suffer more than just losing face in the future!
"Ah? General, I..."
When Heydrich heard Himmler's serious words, he panicked.
"Arresting the members of the Allied Arms Control Committee, this kind of thing can be solved by sending a troop over. What are you doing there?"
Himmler was really angry. The SS was not the German army. The SS was responsible for secret intelligence work and national security. This kind of thing required them to hide themselves. This was responsible for their work and their own safety!
Once their identities were exposed, the enemy would take action against them, posing a huge threat to their safety and creating a major loophole in the entire intelligence system!
"Not only did you go, but you also took action. This not only exposed you completely, but also attracted the hatred of the Allies. Now not only MI6, but even the Gauls' First Council has begun to investigate you. You are not suitable to continue working in the SS. Since General Mainz has made arrangements, you should hand over your matters immediately and go to Munihei to study at the university!"
Himmler said a few words and told Heydrich to get out of here immediately. He didn't have time to waste with Heydrich.
Heydrich left the SS headquarters dejectedly, packed up his things and went to Munihe!
He didn't know that after he left the SS, several pairs of eyes staring at him never left him, until he settled down in Munihe and started to go to college like a normal person. The other party still insisted until a year later, when people from MI6 and the Seventh Bureau judged that there was no valuable information on Heydrich, and then they withdrew their intelligence personnel from Munich. Heydrich was completely safe!
Himmler shook his head after Heydrich left. He knew that General Mainz was very optimistic about this young man, so he trained him wholeheartedly. Heydrich wanted to raise this young man, but what he did was too rash and was very likely to destroy his previous plan.
The most taboo in intelligence work is exposure and leakage. As long as either of these two things happens, the entire intelligence organisation may be destroyed or even fed false intelligence by the enemy, causing irreversible consequences.
Heydrich was exposed too early, which drew attention from others. If the other party knew his position in the heart of General Mainz, I am afraid they would have already started to plan an assassination against him!
General Mainz sent him to Munihei to attend university, which was not only a protection for him, but also a way to wipe his ass and smooth out the impact of this incident.
However, although Heydrich left, the people of the Allied Arms Control Committee were still detained.
On May 2, Mainz, which was participating in the celebration of International Nurses Day at the Church of Our Lady in Berlin, received a protest from the ambassadors of the British Empire and Gaul to Hans.
The two governments strongly protested against Hans' detention of their soldiers stationed in Hans, and demanded that Hans release these people unconditionally, apologize publicly and compensate them!
This protest was naturally ignored by Mainz. After participating in the International Nurses Day and commending the angels in white who performed outstandingly in the German-Polish War, Mainz issued an order as soon as he came back: publicly try the 25 arrested members of the Allied Arms Control Commission for espionage!
In addition, he also ordered that other members of the Allied Arms Control Committee in Hans leave Hans within three days. If they do not leave within three days,If they open the door, Hans will arrest them for espionage!
This order immediately caused an uproar in Europe!
All countries understood that the Hans people were really going to break the restrictions of the Treaty of Versailles.
They expelled the members of the Allied Arms Control Committee stipulated in the Treaty of Versailles, which was equivalent to directly trampling on the Treaty of Versailles.
And the beneficiaries of the Treaty of Versailles, the British Empire and the Gauls, could they just watch the Hans people do whatever they wanted? When they thought of this, all European countries began to move their small stools and prepare to act as onlookers who eat melons and watch the show!
They were all very curious about how things would develop next. Would the British Empire and the Gauls tolerate Hans's actions?
If they couldn't stand it, would a larger war break out?
Because of their geographical location, the three Nordic countries felt that this matter had nothing to do with them, so they could safely act as onlookers without worrying about being implicated.
And because the Fairy Tale Kingdom was right next to Hans, they were a little uneasy while watching the show. They were worried that they would be implicated or even invaded by Hans.
As for the Belgian Kingdom and the Windmill Kingdom in the east, the reactions of these two countries were different!
The Windmill Kingdom was a neutral country in World War I. They had always had a good relationship with Hans. They did not come to add insult to injury when Hans was in the worst situation before. In addition, they also accepted Hans' exiled emperor, and they had a certain friendship with Hans. Therefore, although the Windmill Kingdom was between the Allied Powers and Hans, they felt that they could sit back and relax and had nothing to worry about!
But their neighboring country, Belgian Kingdom, was different!
Belgian Kingdom had always been a lackey of the Gauls, so if the Allied Powers declared war on Hans, then they would be 100% involved in the war.
Therefore, after learning the news that Mainz expelled the members of the Allied Powers' Arms Control Committee, Belgian Kingdom immediately became nervous.
On the one hand, it stepped up the deployment of troops in the border areas, and on the other hand, it kept sending telegrams to the Iron Tower City, trying to find out what their leader was thinking!
What do the British Empire and the Gauls think now?
The first reaction of the two countries was of course very angry. A defeated country dared to be so arrogant and openly trampled on the Treaty of Versailles formulated by the victor. This was outrageous!
So, they immediately connected and planned to jointly put pressure on Hans to force Hans to abide by the Treaty of Versailles again!
However, a problem arose. The telegrams they sent to another major Allied power, the Eagle Sauce, all fell into the sea and there was no news!
Under the leadership of the cheating President Harding, the Eagle Sauce people only wanted to live in peace in a corner, so they had no intention of intervening in European affairs. Therefore, the Eagle Sauce ignored them at all!