On the evening of October 21, Hu Yunfeng's battleship and two transports arrived in Matru, Egypt. Due to Hu Yunfeng's arrival, Rommel, who had to arrive at the front a few days after the Battle of Alamein, personally commanded Rommel, also flew from Libya to Matru, Egypt in advance.

Two years ago, when Hu Yunfeng led his special forces to Finland to join the war and switch to Germany, Rommel accompanied Hitler to meet Hu Yunfeng. Rommel had no good impression of the treacherous Hu Yunfeng at that time. Time passed, Rommel never expected that Hu Yunfeng, a mercenary, used World War II, to establish an empire dozens to hundreds of times larger than Germany, and he himself had to rely on Hu Yunfeng in the Battle of Africa.

Hu Yunfeng has clearly told Hitler that the troops arriving in Greater China in Egypt would not help Germany fight against the British army, which Rommel has learned from Hitler. However, Rommel knew the strength his opponent, the British army now possessed. His German African army was too weak compared to the British army with smooth supply channels. Rommel was at this moment convincing Hu Yunfeng to let the Greater China Emperors team help the German and Italian African army resist the possible offensive of the British army.

"Your Majesty, I feel very honored to welcome you in person." As soon as the battleship Hu Yunfeng was on board stopped, Rommel was impatient to board the battleship and meet Hu Yunfeng.

Hu Yunfeng was not in a hurry to get ashore. He nodded and shook hands with Rommel, looked at the port shore and said, "Retreat all the troops you are greeting."

"Your Majesty, your safety..." Rommel knew that Hu Yunfeng did not want to be open-minded, but Hitler had issued an order to him. Germany could not disclose that Hu Yunfeng had arrived in Egypt. Hitler hoped that Rommel would welcome Hu Yunfeng solemnly and let the British spies in Port Matru get the news that Hu Yunfeng arrived in Egypt to provoke the relationship between the Greater China Empire and the United States and Britain.

"They are responsible for my safety." Hu Yunfeng pointed to the special forces members behind him who were like wolves and tigers. He said: "If you Germany wants to make the news that I am here, I will immediately transport the supplies I brought back to the Greater China Empire."

If it were the past, Rommel would definitely not pay attention to Hu Yunfeng, but at this time Rommel had to surrender to Hu Yunfeng's threat. Rommel immediately ordered his subordinates to withdraw the team greeted by the shore immediately.

Even so, Hu Yunfeng still did not get off the ship. He asked Rommel to leave first. After the two transport ships unloaded supplies at the port, he and the special forces team members disguised themselves before landing.

After getting off the boat, Rommel did not leave, but looked at what supplies Hu Yunfeng had brought him this time.

A few days ago, the Greater China Empire fleet arrived at Matru and brought the fuel and equipment that Rommel needed very much. But what disappointed Rommel was that except for some of the fuel that was supplied to his African Legion, the other materials and equipment were used by the Greater China Empire Team themselves.

The supplies received last time were far from enough for the German African Legion. This time, Rommel saw all the fuel unloaded on a transport ship, and the other transport ship was actually the American "Sheerman" tank.

Night had already fallen, and there was no one else in the port except for the workers unloading supplies. Rommel, who had been waiting for Hu Yunfeng in the distance, saw the group coming down from the battleship and immediately met.

"Your Majesty. Are these two supplies for our German army?" Rommel urgently needed fuel and tanks. Rommel had no manners and came to Hu Yunfeng and asked anxiously.

"Most of the fuel is given to you, and the others are used by my army." Hu Yunfeng said.

"Your Majesty. Do you know how many tanks the British army on the opposite side have assembled? According to my information, the British army has assembled nearly a thousand tanks." Although Hu Yunfeng gave him good news, Rommel still wanted to fight for these tanks from Hu Yunfeng. In Rommel's view, the Greater China-United Nations Team did not use tanks. If the tanks brought by Hu Yunfeng could be equipped to the German army, the German army would have a little confidence to resist the British attack.

"The tanks gathered in Montgomery are not nearly a thousand, but more than 1,440. I bought these tanks from the United States, only 72. Even if I give them all, the gap between your tank troops and the British army is irreparable." Hu Yunfeng sat on Rommel's car lane.

Hu Yunfeng's intelligence provided by British tanks was far more accurate than that of Rommel, and Hu Yunfeng's intelligence was accurate to ten digits, which shocked Rommel and worried.

Hu Yunfeng sent troops to Egypt not to help the German and Italian troops fight. Rommel knew that Hu Yunfeng's purpose was to take advantage of the British army's upcoming attack on the German and Italian troops.

"Your Majesty, if you agree to let your troops participate in the war, what will happen to Germany and the Greater China Empire after occupying the Suez Canal?" Without getting the tank, Rommel immediately began to tempt Hu Yunfeng to participate in the battle against Britain.

Hu Yunfeng signaled Rommel to let the driver drive and said, "Do you think the German army can still occupy the Suez Canal? Of course, it is still possible if your head of state transfers its strategic focus from the Soviet Union to Africa, but will your head of state?"

Of course not. Rommel didn't need Hitler to shift his strategic focus to Africa. He just needed to pay attention to the African army's operations against the British army. He had the ability to resist the British attack and even launched a new attack, seize the Suez River, occupy the entire Egypt, and blockade the Mediterranean. But Hitler's mind was all in the Battle of Stalingrad in the Soviet Union, and he would never put military forces into Africa at this time.

"Your Majesty, since we cannot win, what is your intention to deploy the Greater Chinese Empire troops here?" Rommel did not give up and continued to ask.

"When you are defeated by the British army, the Egyptian territory you occupied will be taken over by my army. It is necessary that I can stop the British army from continuing to advance and give you and your troops time to retreat." Hu Yunfeng smiled without any concealment.

"Will the British make you achieve your goal?" Rommel asked with great discomfort.

"No." Hu Yunfeng continued to smile and said, "But if Britain does not want to risk declaring war on the Greater China Empire and does not want to lose India, I think the British will fulfill my wish."

What Hu Yunfeng said was naturally clear. He closed his eyes and thought for a while, and said, "Your Majesty, most of the troops you sent to Egypt this time are Poles. They are mercenaries. How about I hire them and your equipment?"

Hu Yunfeng turned his head and looked at Rommel, and a treacherous expression flashed across his face. Hu Yunfeng kept waiting for Rommel to say this. As far as he knew, after Rommel's African army defeated the British army, he plundered hundreds of millions of dollars of treasures in Africa. This batch of treasures disappeared after Rommel's defeat in Africa and later forced him to commit suicide by Hitler for murdering the head of state. Hu Yunfeng came to Egypt in person this time, and it was also one of his goals to get this batch of treasures.

"We can continue to discuss a very interesting topic." Hu Yunfeng turned his head and said lightly.
Chapter completed!