General Winter called Shire, puzzled, and asked, "What's going on? You teaching them how to fight?"
Shire realized that the British Military Intelligence had already infiltrated the French Army; otherwise, the news of Shire helping the First Specialized Artillery Division win wouldn't have reached General Winter so quickly.
"Yes," Shire gave a sufficient reason: "They are the French Army, General."
General Winter chuckled and reminded, "This has nothing to do with me, Brigadier, but you should know this is not in your interest."
Indeed, it had nothing to do with Britain. From the very beginning, all he wanted was a "notable" victory, whether it was achieved by Xia Fei or Shire.
General Winter simply thought that Shire wasn't mature enough; he still didn't realize that this was a world driven purely by interests. Sympathy, kindness, ethics... these were just measures to deceive the lower-level soldiers and civilians.
Shire replied, "No, this is also in my interest."
