Albert I supported Colonel Eden's statement.
"The guerrillas may not be as militarily skilled as the British," Albert I said. "But they excel in courage, and they are willing to give their lives to defend their homeland. Besides, we can quickly develop a large batch of recruits, including those in areas controlled by the Germans!"
Colonel Eden confirmed this statement: "There is no doubt about that."
Saying this, Colonel Eden looked at Shire, seeming to convey a certain attitude.
"As for the matter of secrecy," Albert I pondered for a moment, then continued: "Even if the Germans know, what then? Escape? Then let them escape!"
What he cared about more was whether they could reclaim the land, rather than how many Germans they could capture.
But in the long run, capturing more Germans could reduce the difficulty of reclaiming the land; the two are actually the same.
