我竟然丝毫没有听到风声
“I hadn't heard a single whisper about it.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
泷泽少佐也不报告
“Major Takizawa didn't report it either.”
我 竟然 丝毫没有听到风声
“I hadn't heard a single whisper about it.”
实在不好意思
“My sincere apologies.”
“How dare you conceal this from me? Someone should have informed me immediately!”
Being kept in the dark ('not hearing wind') is a serious breach of hierarchy and loss of face for a leader in Chinese organizational dynamics, usually prompting severe apologies from subordinates.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to hear rumors; to catch wind of something
A common colloquial idiom used to describe picking up early leaks or confidential chatter.
not in the slightest; not at all
Used for strong emphatic negation to highlight a complete absence.