Spy Wars: I have spy skills, it’s so damn cool!

"Sir, what kind of tea would you like?"

Sun Lang moved his throat and lowered his voice:

"I want a pot of green tea, Maojian, and a portion of chestnut cake."

There are all kinds of things in the store. There is a paper painting hanging on the side wall, on which are written with a brush the various teas and cakes in the store.

These two things are not the best.

Green Tea Maojian ranked second, and chestnut cake ranked third in the pastries category.

These two things made him take a closer look. In his hometown, the main products on the mountain are green tea Maojian and chestnuts.

It would have been fine if I hadn't seen it, but now that I see it I really miss it a little.

"Okay, sir, please wait a moment."

The guy swung the towel over his shoulders and trotted away happily.

Sun Lang focused on the storytelling, and when he got to the exciting part, someone behind him applauded, and Sun Lang followed the rhythm, clapping and cheering loudly.

"Papa...papa..."

“Okay…Okay!”

"Okay, okay, well said."

No wonder people still had to go to the cinema to watch movies even though we had computers and mobile phones in our previous lives.

What do you want? Isn't it the atmosphere?

Seeing that the people around you or others are expressing the same emotions as you, whether excited, thrilled, or angry and resentful.

It's not bad, just like a group of people getting together to watch a football game.

The tea and pastries came quickly. I took a sip of green tea and took a bite of pastries. The taste was really authentic.

It tastes almost the same as at home. After all, the tea leaves and chestnuts in my hometown are grown in the deep mountains and forests and have never been polluted.

He drank cup of tea and ate piece of cake after piece, while clapping and cheering along with the people in the teahouse.

After finishing my tea and pastries, I checked the time.

There are less than ten minutes left until the agreed time of three o'clock.

When he stood up and applauded intentionally or unintentionally just now, he glanced around casually.

There was a person who was swept by him.

There must be more than one person coming, and he couldn't attract too much attention, so he just glanced at them and left their sight.

After I finished the pot of tea I asked the waiter for, it was time to go to the bathroom.

The crutch was placed next to the table, and he stood up and walked towards the waiter not far away.

The guy saw him and hurried forward. Without waiting for the other party to speak, Sun Lang rubbed his belly and said:

"I've had too much tea. Where is your toilet?"

"Hey, come with me, I'll take you there."

The waiter was busy leading the way and they followed him to the back yard. When they arrived at the toilet, Sun Lang saw that the waiter seemed to be guarding the door, and his face turned black.

Damn it, who can get in if you’re guarding the door?

Even if you are guarding, if you want to be more professional, you should stay further away. Isn't it embarrassing to stand at the door?

Besides, he wasn't really going to the toilet. How could he do his work with this guy guarding him?

"Well, you don't have to stay here. Go get me another pot of tea and some cakes."

"Hey, okay, let's go now kid."

Watch the waiter leave until he enters the lobby.

Sun Lang also walked back quickly, bypassed the waiters, and hid behind the storytelling stage.

Through the gap in the door, I looked at the people opposite.

The teahouse, which previously had 20 to 30 people, now has more than 50 people.

As soon as the system scan was turned on, dense identity information was printed in front of the eyes.

I could only squint my eyes and look at it for a long time.

Finally, we found all the people, and it was the same as the information provided by the Red Party, a total of nine people, not one missing.

Five of the nine were intelligence officers.

Four of them are undercover agents working in the enemy camp.

When he saw one of them again, Sun Lang raised his eyebrows in surprise. One of them was actually an undercover agent in No. 76.

"Chen Wenyuan, a Red Party agent, undercover in Intelligence Team 76."

Sun Lang touched his chin and thought about it.

Intelligence team. No wonder he felt that the other party was unfamiliar. He had basically met all the people in Action Team 76.

Although the members of the intelligence team were in the same building No. 76, he only met a few of them.

You can keep an eye on this person, you might come into contact with him in the future.

In addition to this undercover agent, there was another one who made Sun Lang narrow his eyes.

Behind that person’s identity information, it says person number 76.

That’s right, this person is the spy hidden in the Red Party.

Not only did this spy come by himself, there were also five or six agents from No. 76 in the teahouse. Needless to say, it must have been this spy who leaked the information.

There is only one reason why the other party would take such a big risk and expose themselves to send out No. 76.

The organization also wants to expose the spies and tell them that a special envoy will contact them to convey the mission.

Anyone who can serve as this special envoy must have a high status and position, and they came here just to catch this special envoy.

In addition to the spies in the teahouse, there were countless more people lying in ambush outside.

Now that we know who the spy is, there's no need to stay here.

He also has to tell the Reds about this.

Now that things are urgent, we won’t use the dead mailbox method to deliver information.

The Red Party had already made arrangements in advance and told him a place, asking Sun Lang to go to them and tell them the result directly.

If the spy can be found, the Red Party would like to take this opportunity to get rid of him directly.

In fact, it is very dangerous to gather these important people together this time.

For example, the people from No. 76 are now hiding in the teahouse, and there are people lying in ambush outside. If they are not careful, they will be discovered and caught by them.

As Sun Lang walked out with his cane, several pairs of eyes kept looking back and forth at him.

There was no danger in sight, as he had observed before.

The people at No. 76 would look back and forth at everyone who came in and out, just to see if there was anyone suspicious.

In particular, anyone who walked past the spy would be stared at by the people from No. 76.

After leaving the teahouse, the sight behind him disappeared, but then several pairs of eyes swept over him again.

Sun Lang continued to walk forward normally, but the pair of eyes wearing foreign sunglasses, hidden behind the sunglasses, scanned left and right with the system identity scan.

There were two people chatting in the corner, and they kept looking in the direction of the teahouse entrance.

There were also people looking at things in the shop in front, and they would always turn their heads to look towards the teahouse.

Two rickshaws were parked not far away. The rickshaw drivers sat next to them and looked towards the teahouse from time to time.

Someone clearly wanted to take a ride but was chased away by the rickshaw driver.

Sun Lang shook his head when he saw this. He could detect such a simple disguise without system identity scanning.

However, using a system identity scan would be faster and wouldn't easily let anyone notice that something was wrong with him.

There are more than just a few people outside. There must be 76 people behind him.

There was no need to look back now.

He walked normally with his back straight until he turned a corner and couldn't see which street was behind him. Sun Lang quickly took off his glasses to reveal his two eyes with clear black and white.

He quickly looked around and saw that no one noticed him, so he grabbed his gown and ran in the other direction.

The address the Red Party gave him was not far from the teahouse.

After turning into an intersection, I soon found a house with flower pots at the door.

I looked around and saw no one came to the door and knocked.