Struggle in Russia

While Mikheevich and Miyakov were in a state of desperation, Kornilov was also discussing how to deal with these two odds and ends.

"How's the investigation going?" Kornilov asked sternly.

Balyakov replied with the same serious face: "The initial inspection is very bad. At least one-third of the materials in the warehouse have disappeared!"

one third!

Kornilov was not particularly surprised when he heard this number, because he already knew that where the Mikheevich brothers were, it was impossible for them to leave the basket. Back then, Mark Mikheevich emptied the warehouse directly, and it was a miracle that only one-third was missing.

According to Kornilov's estimation, if there are still two-thirds of the supplies, then the next military operations to invade Moldavia and Wallachia should be completed relatively smoothly. After all, the Russian army has long been accustomed to the shortage of supplies, and it has become instinctive to fight hungry.

But what Kornilov didn't expect was that Balyakov didn't finish his sentence: "One-third is missing, and the other one-third only exists in the accounts... "

puff……

Now Kornilov jumped. Just because it exists and in the accounts doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. Immediately, he asked angrily, “Isn’t it just that it’s gone?”

Balyakov replied blankly: "In theory, yes, because there is no problem with the accounts, but..."

"But you just haven't seen the real thing, have you?"

Kornilov is scolding, there are two-thirds of the supplies, and the battle can be fought, but only one-third of the supplies are left, so let his troops drink the northwest wind?

But Balyakov told him calmly: "The remaining third is basically unusable!"

Now Kornilov finally broke out and said angrily, "Why?"

Balyakov sighed and said, "The rest of the food is basically moldy or unedible mixed with sand, the gunpowder is basically hardened by moisture, and most of the equipment is damaged..."

Kornilov rubbed his temples, and asked in a deep voice, "How much mildew has grown? You sort out the sand first. Fortunately, it's just sand, not soil. The bastards in the Caucasus used it last time." Brown soil is used to fool things, and it is called Heileba, which was originally intended to be mixed with soil, damn it!"

Balyakov smiled wryly and said, "It's more than half moldy,

It's all rubbish, as if they bought it from the local grain merchants at a low price to make up for it. As for mixing sand, uh, that’s nine pounds of soil mixed with one pound of flour! "

puff! ! !

Kornilov sprayed it out again. If it was nine pounds of flour mixed with one pound of soil or sand, he would accept it with gritted teeth. What the hell is this nine pounds of sand and one pound of flour?

"These bastards!"

Kornilov jumped up, angrily snatched the notebook from Baryakov's hand, and hurriedly scanned through the pages, becoming more and more annoyed the more he read, until he slammed the booklet into the A fall on the table:

"Too much! What lawlessness! Lawlessness!"

Balyakov also deeply felt the same way. He has worked in the military police for these years and has seen corruption, but this is the first time he has seen corruption to such an extent. It is simply too arrogant and too much!

"Take down all those in charge of warehouses and logistics!" Kornilov gritted his teeth and ordered, "Let me search for it later, even if you torture me, you have to recover the supplies!"

Balyakov was a little surprised, because he had communicated with Kornilov before coming here. According to him, as long as most of the materials in the warehouse are there, he does not intend to send Izmail this How is the person in charge at the side?

According to Kornilov, the war is imminent, and the sudden removal of the main officer in charge of the Izmail area is likely to cause restlessness or mutiny. He is really unwilling to cause such a disturbance at this juncture. Once it affects the recovery The plans of Wallachia and Moldavia have unpredictable consequences, so don't be so impulsive!

Balyakov also understands this quite well. Nicholas I's attitude has been very clear, that is, Wallachia and Moldavia must be taken back in full, which is the most important issue for Russia at present. things, there can be no mistakes.

Kornilov had to compromise on this. He definitely can't turn his face against the deputy commander of the fleet and fight infighting like that.

But Kornilov couldn't accept Izmail's mess now. There is nothing to ask for, there is no supplies, and the discipline of the army is in a mess. They even made a scandal of the whole camp being a gangster. This damn is going to heaven!

"Did Mikhail and Peter Nikolaevich send someone to watch?" Kornilov suddenly asked.

Balyakov nodded and said, "Of course, although you told them not to investigate them too harshly, I still have to do what I should do!"

Yes, don't look at Kornilov's rudeness to Mikheevich and Miakov as soon as he came up, but that's really just a matter of attitude. What Kornilov meant was to punish those directly involved in the Frass case and clear the name of Baron Klimov.

He has no intention of completely destroying Mikheevich for the time being. Mikjevic was too tight, so let him go for now.

Kornilov really didn't expect this guy to be so courageous. Any work in his jurisdiction would be a mess and would directly affect the next military operation, which made Kornilov unable to bear it.

If this guy is left alone, this guy may not be able to make trouble in the next military operation, so Kornilov can't continue to ignore it.

"What are these two bastards doing?" Kornilov seemed to be asking, but soon he answered the question himself, and he mocked, "Needless to say, they must be destroying evidence and killing people, right? "

For Kornilov, these two cases are not complicated at all, and he knows the relevant responsible persons clearly. Based on his understanding of Mikheevich, he must be busy wiping his own ass. .

Balyakov also sneered, but immediately returned to his expressionless state: "Yes, I seem to have contacted that black-hearted businessman named Sergey Mikhainovich Lukav for dinner! It is estimated that Lukaf has been dealt with by now!"

"Hmph!" Kornilov sneered, "That guy is also a scumbag, and his death is not a pity! But since Mikheevich is going to be touched, you can't let him die in vain. You send someone to investigate and bring the evidence. Come! Then we will settle accounts with them slowly!"