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

"No, we don't trust your medical conditions here, we have to go back!"

The accompanying diplomat shouted loudly, but Dunn just shook his head watching from the side.

Compared with the North Korean officer who always appeared very calm, this diplomat seemed a little immature and looked like a yelling clown.

In comparison, the North Korean officer on the opposite side looked more like a diplomat.

"Sir, if we have enough time to send the patient to the hospital, he will most likely be cured. You should know that if you want to go to the south, it will take nearly four or five hours of flight time, which may cost the patient's life!"

The North Korean officer still appeared very calm. He pushed his way through the crowd while talking, and the diplomat in front of him walked straight towards Wood's stretcher.

At this time, Dunn took a step forward and stood in front of the North Korean officer.

After seeing Dunn's action, the soldier behind the officer pulled the bolt directly, raised the rifle in his hand, and aimed at Dunn and his group.

"General, do you know what shooting a diplomat at this time will bring to your country?"

It is hard to say that he was not afraid, but Dunn suppressed the fear in his heart and spoke calmly to the North Korean officer in front of him in English.

Although the diplomat had been communicating with him in Korean, Dunn didn't believe that the interceptors sent by the North at this time did not understand English.

The North Korean officer sneered with contempt, but Dunn remained unmoved and stood in front of him. The officer did not push Dunn away like he did the diplomat, because Dunn's height of 1 meters was too oppressive. Although the North Korean officer was not short in height, he was still half a head shorter than Dunn.

Finally, the North Korean officer waved back and the soldiers behind him put away their guns.

"People must stay!"

The officer spoke in English.

"We can't let a diplomat lose his life because of our mistake. This will deal a blow to our country's diplomatic reputation!"

Dunn smiled slightly, took two steps forward, walked in front of the officer, and then leaned his head close to the officer's ear.

His action made the soldiers behind the officer nervous again, but Dunn did not have any weapons in his hands, and his superiors did not resist, so the soldiers did not take any further action.

"General! We know why you stopped us! What I want to tell you is that there is already a dead man on the stretcher. We can't let a traitor stay alive!"

After Dunn finished speaking, he stood up again, looked at the shocked expression of the officer in front of him, and smiled slightly.

"So letting us take the person away is the best option for both you and us. At least we won't make this matter public, which is not a glorious thing, right?"

The North Korean officer walked around Dunn with a gloomy face and came to the stretcher. He felt Wu De's pulse and found that it had indeed stopped beating. His face became even darker.

However, after taking a deep breath, he still shouted to his soldiers.

"Get out of the way and let them pass!"

The soldiers he brought did not hesitate at all, and immediately spread out to both sides, clearing the road in the middle.

"Thank you very much, sir!"

Dunn put away the smile on his face, waved his hand and led everyone into the airport. He soon watched the accompanying diplomats carry Wood on a stretcher onto the plane. After watching the plane soar into the sky, he turned around and left the airport and headed towards the negotiation venue.

He still has work to do.

Wood is not dead, but the medicine he took before will make him appear dead for a period of time, which will not be too long. If he does not take the antidote, Wood will really die.

To be honest, this is not a result that everyone wants to see, but it is also not a result that the North Korean officer wants to see.

After all, they were here for the Red Empire to stop Dunn and his group.

What they were betting on was that Wood was not really sick, but was being manipulated by CIA agents. As long as they intercepted him and cured Wu De, Wood could directly announce on the spot that he was leaving the United States and joining the Red Empire or North Korea.

But all this is based on the premise that they can treat Wood well.

But the situation at that time was that Wu De was obviously a corpse. Even though he knew that the CIA had tampered with the matter, the North Korean officer did not dare to take any risks.

If they could rescue Wood, everything would be fine, but the problem is that if they fail, they will definitely have to take the blame for the Red Empire.

Perhaps the North Korean officer knew that it must have been Dunn who did something, but even the pulse had stopped. If this state lasted long enough, the person would definitely not survive.

The North Korean officer also knew that the United States would definitely want to bring the person back alive for trial, but if they forcefully detained the person, the United States would not mind leaving a dead person behind.

So out of desperation, the North Korean officer made the most correct choice - to let him go.

Dunn made the right bet.

Soon, they arrived at the negotiation site, and as the person in charge of security, he needed to continue his job.

However, a lot of time was wasted along the way, and when they arrived, the negotiations had entered the normal rest phase.

Walker saw Dunn coming back and immediately walked up to Dunn and asked.

"How is it? Has the person been sent back?"

"There were some twists and turns on the way, but it went smoothly and was delivered to the plane!"

Dunn replied in a low voice.

Walker nodded.

"Sir, are the negotiations going well?"

Dunn also asked.

"It's not going smoothly. It will probably take a long time! Maybe we can't expect this negotiation to go smoothly!"

Walker said with a long sigh.

As for this negotiation, they had not held out much hope from the beginning. No negotiations had been successful in history. The resistance from both sides to unification was too great. Putting aside the attitudes of both sides, even the Red Empire and the United States behind them would not allow the two sides to unify so easily.

What's more, both the South and the North want to eat each other alive and leave no room for the other side. After all, the North and the South are ideologically opposed.

"I don't think the negotiations will be successful. A war will definitely break out between the two sides. Even if the negotiations are to succeed, we have to wait until the war is over!"

Dunn said calmly, and Walker just looked at Dunn, sighed again, and remained silent.