"Baron Strucker is right!" The base director, who came from a research background and knew even less about HYDRA's secrets, was easily persuaded by Baron Strucker and set aside his concerns about the possible threat Schmidt posed.
"The Führer's situation is not optimistic. The Eastern Front in Europe has already fallen into a disadvantageous position, and under the Soviet Red Army's repeated counterattacks, the front line keeps retreating."
"The Western Front has also reached a stalemate under the joint efforts of the Allies. We urgently need an opportunity to turn the tide of the war, so our plan must be accelerated."
"The construction of the Valkyrie Goddess is basically nearing completion. Your bomb supply must keep up. The current pace is too slow. From now on, increase production by sixty percent."
Without the Cosmic Cube's energy conversion technology, even using HYDRA's latest high-yield bombs, they would need a considerable number to destroy a city. Not to mention that their targets were dozens of major cities, requiring an even more enormous number of bombs.
"But these workers are prisoners. I don't think they have the strength for that," the base director said worriedly.
"Then squeeze out every last bit of strength they have! We'll never run out of workers. There will always be more prisoners." Baron Strucker looked at the director and spoke coldly.
"Hi!"
Seeing that it was Agent Carter greeting him, Steve hurriedly responded.
"What are you doing here?" Steve was very surprised to suddenly see the goddess he had secretly admired here.
"Theoretically, I shouldn't be here." Carter took off her raincoat and sat down on a nearby prop box.
Carter and Colonel Phillips had led the Strategic Scientific Reserve here to deal with HYDRA in secret. To avoid alerting the enemy, their whereabouts had been kept