The Civilian: Resurgence
Chapter 56

"General Hidi, we've all crossed the line. The people revolted because of the arbitrary power of President Jacob. They are now fighting us all out. We cannot stop the number of rebellious people. Our troops are completely exhausted. Does that make you keep defending President Jacob?" ask General Rechan.

"I'm actually tired of all this. But we can't fight. President Jacob holds most of our country's wealth. Even though he has enemies from all countries, he has core powers that he has not shown to the public" replied General Hidi.

"What do you mean?"

"Still remember Operation Sergap Desert?" general Hidi asked General Rechan to remind him of the last Military Operation.

"Well.. I still remember. So what does this have to do with all this?"

"President Jacob planned the operation. He deliberately sent soldiers to fight, so as to distract us. He had secretly formed his own special military unit. And forcibly seize all the wealth of our country. If you see or read the news, there were a lot of cases of government officials being killed. All of these events were orchestrated by President Jacob to get rid of those who stood in his way." replied General Hidi.

"How could he do such a crazy thing?"

"He will do anything for his own benefit. And he won't hesitate to sacrifice anyone."

"Then, what if we did a plan to overthrow President Jacob and his army?"

"What's your plan?" ask General Hidi.

"Boyalts. Wikar is our only hope. Right now, he was in need of a lot of logistics to fight. We can discuss this with Wikar. I'll see him if you agree, General Hidi." replied General Rechan.

"alright. Find where Wikar is. And remember, don't involve our troops in this. Because there's a high chance they'll betray us."

"Good General. I'll try everything. But I need time." General Rechan said.

"Do it when you're really ready."

"Ready General!"

General Rechan passed from General Hidi's office. Hearing General Rechan's words, he felt so happy, because now he already had an ally. His resistance to the government will be easier to do, even though it must be done secretly.

Now the road is wide open for General Hidi. He can realize his dream of freeing this country from President Jacob's strangulation. Although he was a confidant, General Hidi was not at all interested in helping President Jacob. He just wants to know all the secrets of President Jacob, so he can know in detail where the hideouts of the troops he made.

When the time comes for the secret forces to be found, General Hidi will slaughter them all. That way, all of President Jacob's major powers will vanish. And President Jacob no longer has any power over this country. Government can be re-held by people who deserve to be leaders.

General Hidi Mulia prepared everything. He wrote a letter to Wikar. Anticipation if until he is caught betraying, then the message for Wikar can be delivered. From before the war began, General Hidi always paid more attention to Wikar. Because Wikar is an intelligent, honest and loyal person to his country.

That trait deserves to be imitated, because Wikar never once denied to General Hidi's orders, when he was still in his union. Wikar is always obedient and obedient to commands, unlike others who like to act arbitrarily. Wikar also has very good achievements in the military. He has always been a good example for other teams.

**Wikar**does not want to meet reporters who have been waiting outside his room. He only wanted to meet with military commanders as well as people he considered important. He did not want to show his face to just anyone, because it would put himself in danger.

At that time there were four special forces commanders, with several guards guarding at the door. They have been willing to wait for days just to see*Wikar**. They want to get to know **Wikar** as close as possible, because of his amazing knightly soul.

"*We wholeheartedly want to help you. Five of the fastest and strongest tanks in our country we have delivered to this place. So are guns and ammunition*" said one of those representing the talks.

"*I thank you so much for helping us all. I cannot repay your kindness. You can see for yourself how my people are now. The situation is very chaotic balau*." said*Wikar** to them.

"*We have the same thought, which is not to like oppression. We also have the same enemy, President Jacob. He's an enemy of our country now. Wikar, allow us to stay here, so we can help you*."

"*We're all ready to sacrifice Wikar. We were sent not only to bring in the defense, but we were assigned to help you. Look at this document*" the person said by handing over a brown envelope containing important documents.

**Wikar** seemed to not believe what he saw. His trembling hands held in anger as he saw a photo showing **President Jacob**together with the rebels. In fact, at that time a lot of people were victims when **Operation Sergap Desert**.

**Wikar**was disappointed when he learned that the mastermind behind it was **President Jacob**. I don't know how many people were sacrificed for the benefit of**President** at that time. He was willing to build a defensive fortress for personal gain.

"*Where did you get all this*?" ask **Wikar** on them.

"*We got all this from your secret ally, General Hidi. He's the one who's been helping us get all the evidence of President Jacob's crimes that he's been covering up from the public. He is the Single Leader of a radical group that has been a disease in our country*."

"*So General Hidi has been secretly rebelling against the government*."

"*Well... True Wikar. At first General Hidi didn't want you to know about this. But we think it is something that needs to be done as an act of anticipation. Don't let us pounce on our own friends*."

"That means General Hidi is in danger. Help me meet him" Wikar said.

"You sure you don't want to leave this room?" ask the commander.

"No. I have to hide my face for now." replied Wikar.

"*good. We accept your decision. If you need any help, feel free to contact us*."

"*Surely. I'm so grateful that you've come to visit my place*."

"*Sama-sama. Now if you'll excuse me, we have to report it to our government*."

"*Please. Be careful on the street*."

They left the room, headed for their car. After that they passed by with tight escorts from their respective forces, without a word they left to the reporters.