The Cold War: Jumping back and forth between the two camps

The next day, Dunn followed Lloyd to meet the members of the diplomatic mission.

"Mr. Johnson! It's the military attaché, Disen Steas!"

Lloyd introduced Dunn's new identity to the two leaders of the World Group.

"Mr. Steyas, nice to meet you!"

A middle-aged man with a big beard gave Dunn a big hug.

"Our safety this time depends entirely on you! I am Derry Walker, the person in charge of this diplomatic mission!"

Derry Walker introduced himself and his deputies very skillfully.

"This is Leah Wood of this diplomatic mission!"

"Mr. Walker, Mr. Wood! I am in charge of this trip. I hope you can cooperate with me for your safety!"

Before coming, Lloyd had already explained to Dunn the precautions. He had received similar training in Washington before. In addition, the security work of the diplomatic mission is not that complicated. Most of the time, the host country will be responsible for it after arriving at the destination, so this job is apparently relatively easy.

Of course, Dunn's job is definitely not as easy as it seems. According to Lloyd's introduction before he came, the deputy of the diplomatic mission this time is Leah Wood in front of him, who is the diplomat suspected of being a spy of the Red Empire mentioned earlier. He is the person who needs special attention in this operation.

After discussing with the two about the precautions for this trip and the daily work required, Dunn and Lloyd said goodbye and left.

"Can I meet the translator who defected from the north?"

After leaving the two envoys' residence and returning to the car, Dunn asked Lloyd.

"There is still nearly a week before the trip. You have plenty of time to deal with him. There is no need to meet him now. After all, you are a military attaché of the diplomatic mission, not a member of our CIA!"

After listening to Lloyd's words, Dunn nodded in understanding. This was also to prevent the North Korean agent from guessing his true identity from some sources. If Lloyd or the CIA took him to meet, he would definitely be exposed.

So Dunn said nothing more and followed Lloyd's car back to the CIA base. After getting out of the car with Lloyd and returning to the office, although there was no one else there, Dunn quietly took out the check that Li Changji had given him, unfolded it, and placed it in front of Lloyd.

When Lloyd saw the number above, his eyebrows twitched, and it was obvious that he was very excited.

"What is this money?"

He looked at Dunn with a puzzled expression on his face, but Dunn could also see that he was also trying hard to control his eyes from looking at the check.

Even if one reaches Lloyd's position, $2 in funding is not a small amount.

"The South Koreans gave it to me. It was Li Changji who brought me here. He wanted to ask me for some specific information about the North Korean translator, so he used this money to bribe me!"

Facing Lloyd, Dunn told the truth. After all, he was Lloyd's man now, and it was necessary to let the other party know no matter what actions he took, so that there would be someone to cover him if something went wrong. If he acted on his own and handed the information to the South Koreans, and something went wrong, he would be the only one responsible.

Of course, if Lloyd's character is not good, he will directly push himself to be the scapegoat, and it will be almost the same as having him as a backer.

But unfortunately, Dunn really has no choice now. He can only stay close to Lloyd and temporarily act as his thug and money-making tool.

At least after such a long period of contact with Lloyd, I can see that Lloyd is very principled in doing things. Generally speaking, he will protect you if you are paid. Since he has a deep background, he is not afraid of some small troubles. Overall, he is a reliable person.

"Haha! He's quite good at finding people. I forgot that you two had a friendship in the Red Empire!"

Lloyd smiled and joked, then picked up the check that Dunn had placed on the table and stuffed it back into Dunn's pocket.

Just when they thought they might not be able to complete Li Changji's request this time, Yide sat down at his desk, took out the key of the desk drawer from his pocket, opened a drawer on the left, took out a stack of documents and threw them in front of Dunn.

"As usual, you can only read the information here and remember it with your brain. You can only reveal as much as you can remember. However, there are some key information that cannot be told to them. I believe you still have the ability to discern!"

After saying this, he lay down in his office chair like Ge You and added another sentence.

"You can't show them the information for free. This money is not enough. See if you can get more. We'll split the money 50-50. You know my account!"

Of course he nodded, silently opened the document and began to read it. He had no regrets about giving half of the funds he had obtained to Lloyd.

This money was earned for free, and Dunn was already very satisfied that he left half of it to me.

However, we know that some bosses in the CIA will exploit their subordinates without leaving any room for them, and if they can keep 10% or 20% of the funds they receive, they are considered to have a conscience.

It is rare to find a boss like Lloyd who can allocate half of the funds to his subordinates at once. From this point of view, Lloyd is not only a reliable boss, but also a generous boss.

After halftime, Dunn read all the information, sorted the documents, and handed them back to Lloyd. Lloyd said nothing, just threw the information into the drawer and locked it.

It seems that all of Lloyd's important information is locked in the drawer on the left side of his desk. Although his office is equipped with a safe, Lloyd doesn't seem to have the habit of using it, except for some information that is not used frequently.

Dunn also secretly took note of Lloyd's little habit, which might be useful in the future.

"Remember that group of guys have plenty of money. The aid we gave them has been withheld by these parasites. How much money you can squeeze out of them depends on your ability!"

As a CIA agent, Lloyd certainly knew exactly where the aid funds from the United States went. Although he didn't know exactly how much money had been embezzled, he knew that the amount was definitely not small. After all, he had just taken up the position of head of the East Asia region and he had not had time to learn about many situations.

"I understand. Anyway, it's our money. Instead of letting these North Korean men get away with it, it's better to let it return to our own people, right?"

Dunn nodded in understanding, and also found a reasonable excuse for this act of corruption.