However, Siegmut List was just complaining; he didn't have the authority to manage local affairs.
Military interference in local matters is a taboo no matter where you are.
So, they didn't go to the state government but instead headed directly to the Southern War Zone Headquarters.
At the entrance, the guards checked their documents and allowed them through.
At the bottom of the building, Commander Erich Fagin, Chief of Staff Luigi Cardona, and others were already waiting.
As the car stopped and Siegmut List got out, the two immediately saluted.
Although the military ranks were the same, as Admirals, positions were different, and the Army Chief was, to a certain extent, half a rank above the zone commanders.
"Let's go upstairs; what's the situation?" Siegmut List's character was decisive and swift, skipping the usual pleasantries.
Erich Fagin paused, and a group of people headed upstairs.
