"Soldiers! This time, our mission is..."
Although the main objective of this operation was robbery, they obviously could not say that during the propaganda for the soldiers. Otherwise, if the soldiers all thought like bandits and retreated at the first sign of danger, how were the gentlemen supposed to eat their fill?
This was also why American soldiers often came back from the battlefield with PTSD, while one rarely heard of the same happening in other countries.
When defending one's home and country, no matter how viciously one fought the enemy, it was difficult for it to cause psychological pressure severe enough to trigger trauma. At most, one might be unable to bear it at the time and need a while to recover. But the problem was that American soldiers were not defending their homes and country.
During the general's propaganda, they were messengers of peace and warriors of freedom, bringing true democracy to people oppressed and enslaved by warlords. In reality, however, they were going to gun down unarmed civilians and children.
The psychological pressure this caused was naturally not something ordinary people—or even trained soldiers—could endure.
This was also recorded in the original novel of Forrest Gump, yet when it was adapted into a film, it instead became a version promoting the American Dream, infuriating the original author.
Watching the officers and soldiers being mobilized below, Fleming's eyes were filled with burning desire.
If this operation succeeded, they would gain unprecedented, enormous rewards, and their family would leap into becoming America's foremost family, without equal.
Bring it back to Behemoth?
What a joke. Something that could grant Longevity and Agelessness should naturally be brought back in its complete form to his own family. At most, they would leave a few scraps in Behemoth and hope collective wisdom could