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

"How is this possible?"

Dunn did not answer. Leo, who had always been at odds with John, would certainly not miss this opportunity. He understood what John meant.

"You've just started working and you're already thinking about changing jobs. That's not good! Besides, Chief Klein just got a new position and you're already busy using the back door. That's not a good thing for him!"

"What's your business? Just take care of your lumberyard business tomorrow!"

John glared at Leo fiercely.

Similarly, the other two agents who worked with him in the same warehouse were also somewhat dissatisfied with Leo.

"Alright! What Leo said makes sense. For now, I don't recommend moving. Let's just do it!"

Dunn didn't even have that intention, he knew very well that the Red Empire would not send troops.

So it is basically just a decoration here, just to cope with the work above, unless the volunteer army travels thousands of miles to Russia to support North Korea.

That situation is simply impossible.

Anyway, Dunn's job at the dock is pretty good now. Apart from wandering around every day, he also hands over work to the warehouse and handling team leaders after a day's work.

Dunn treated this mission as a vacation.

Dunn's words basically put the matter to rest.

Unwilling to give up, John glared at Leo fiercely again. This time he really wanted to press Leo to the ground and rub him hard.

It's a pity that he was so tired after working all day that he really had no strength left. If a fight really broke out, it would be him who would be pinned to the ground and rubbed by Leo, who had rested for a day and was full of energy.

Seeing that everyone had nothing else to do, we ended today's summary meeting and let everyone go to rest.

John and the other two ate a little to fill their stomachs, then returned to their beds and fell asleep straight away. Basically, they fell asleep as soon as they touched the pillow.

It seems that I am really exhausted today.

Leo still wanted to tease John a few more times, but when he saw John like this, he felt a little timid.

You know, the work in the logging mill is definitely not easy, and it is hard to say what condition he will be in tomorrow.

As usual, Dunn reported the situation to his superiors via radio.

I just took a break and went to work with everyone else as usual the next day.

After a night's rest, John and the other two felt much better, but they were still obviously a little lethargic.

These people are basically considered high-ranking officials with good salaries in the country and have never experienced this kind of hardship.

When I came to the Red Empire, I didn't expect that I would have to start from the most basic work.

It will probably take a long time to adapt.

But when John got home from work the next day, he was much happier.

Because he also saw Leo with a weak face.

Working in the lumberyard wasn't easy.

So now most of the logging work is done with chainsaws, but wielding a chainsaw for a whole day is actually not easy.

Moreover, as newcomers, they didn't have much time to do the work, and most of the time they were doing was moving the cut trees to designated locations.

The workload is greater than moving cargo at the dock.

During the summary meeting, both Leo and the other man almost fell asleep.

Seeing this situation, Dunn could only hold a brief meeting and let everyone go back to rest.

For the next period of time, everyone basically lived a recurring life.

Every day I go to work, go home and sleep. I go to work, go home, sleep and eat in my respective factories.

Several agents have gradually adapted to the current intensity of work, and their spirits are getting better day by day.

It is becoming more and more like a screw of socialism.

This gave Dunn a very strange feeling.

He let a group of elite agents under his command do the most basic and tedious work within the Red Empire.

Contributing a negligible amount of GDP, Dunn felt that it was indeed a bit of a waste.

But it doesn't matter, Dunn is quite satisfied with this kind of life.

You don't have to worry about too many things. You can work 5 days a week and have two days off.

When he was in Hong Kong and the isolated island, he never had it so easy as a supervisor in both places.

Although he could arrange his own working hours at that time, Dunn basically flew around in the sky during that period.

Even if Dunn suffers from motion sickness, he would probably feel much better after sitting on the plane for such a long time.

The war on the peninsula can be described in one word - unstoppable.

The North Korean army beat the South Korean and some auxiliary U.S. troops to a pulp.

The battle line was moving further and further south.

However, Dunn knew that this situation could not last long. It was already the end of July, and in another month, in September, the emperor would launch the Incheon landing.

At that time, they will surrender and go back, and the volunteers will be forced to join the battle at that time.

"Looking at the current war situation, I'm afraid the Red Empire doesn't need to send troops at all. Why don't we apply for evacuation?"

During the meeting that day, Leo put forward his own opinions.

Although he has adapted to the current working situation.

But if you can go back home and live a good life, who would want to be a lumberjack here?

“This is not something we can decide!”

Dunn shook his head and rejected the suggestion. He didn't want to go back so soon.

You must know that attack and defense will go against the flow immediately.

If we apply to go back now, we might be sent to the battlefield and then be in trouble when the volunteer army pushes back.

If we want to go back, we have to wait until the war is about to enter a stalemate.

Before this, he would not take the initiative to apply to go back unless ordered by his superiors!

"For now, just stay here and observe the movements of the Russian army!"

After hearing Dunn's insistence, the five agents became silent. They were all in a bad mood as they were confined to the docks and lumberyards doing heavy physical labor every day.

It made them feel a little numb.

I have to say that sometimes labor can really transform a person.

At least the agents present here are not as impetuous as when they first arrived.

Especially after Leo and John successively participated in the work of the Red Empire.

The number of times the two quarreled also decreased significantly.

They used to quarrel more than ten times a day, but later it decreased to single digits, and now they may not quarrel once every two or three days.

It also calmed everyone down a lot.

"Alright! Let's end today's meeting here. John will go to the night shift with me. The others should take a rest!"

The work at the lumber mill is basically only the day shift, but the port is not just the day shift. Now Dunn and John have started working the night shift.

After the meeting was dissolved, Dunn took John to the dock.

Some urgent work requires overtime work at night.

The night shift is actually not a good job.

Because if the situation during the night shift is urgent, even the inspection team will have to help work together.

This also means that few people in the inspection team are willing to work night shifts. Dunn is a newcomer, so he has been scheduled to work a lot of night shifts recently.

There is no way to avoid this. No matter which country, company or organization, there is always a practice of bullying newcomers.

Fortunately, Dunn didn't care.

Although the work of a dock porter is quite tiring, as a member of the inspection team, Dunn only helps out occasionally.

For a night shift like today, Dunn didn't need to help.

As usual, he was patrolling back and forth between the warehouses and docks.

By the way, I will also supervise the work of the night shift porters.

However, today at around 1:00 a.m. on the night shift, Rokoff, who was partnering with Dunn, suddenly approached Dunn.

"Nepo, come and help me move some things!"

"Aren't there enough people at the dock today?"

Dunn asked in some surprise. He had already inquired before coming, and he basically didn't need any help from their inspection team today.

"Don't ask, this is an opportunity to make some extra money, I won't treat you unfairly!"

Rokoff smiled mysteriously.

Dunn stopped talking. Although he had a thousand doubts in his mind, now was not the time to ask questions.

Rokoff took Dunn to a remote warehouse at the dock.

At this time, many night shift inspection team members had gathered.

There were even a few who were supposed to be working the day shift, which made Dunn even more puzzled.

But he didn't say anything, he just did what others did.

Someone moved the cargo from a small boat onto a truck.

The cargo on the truck was quite simple. Each item was packed in a cardboard box. The weight of each box was not too heavy. It looked like clothing or something like that.

But I can move more than a dozen boxes of goods every time.

After moving all the goods, the truck quietly drove out of the port. Dunn noticed that the truck did not turn on its headlights.

Rokov took a stack of rubles and stuffed it into Dunn's hand.

"Here's your reward! Remember not to tell anyone!"

I just touched the rubles I bought. Although there is no mouse, judging from the touch, it is a lot.

Everyone looked at Dunn with strange eyes.

I didn't feel relieved until I saw Dunn put the money into his pocket.

Dunn guessed that these people were probably doing private work, most likely smuggling.

At this time, another old man from the inspection team came up, and Lukitz patted Dunn on the shoulder.

"Boy, do you know what we just moved?"

Dunn pretended to be confused and shook his head.

"Then guess what it is?"

"It should be something like clothing. It's not too heavy to carry anyway!"

Dunn gave his thoughts carefully.

Lukitz gave a thumbs-up.

"Not bad, kid! It basically counts, you guessed it right!"

Rokoff on the side said something.

"What is it exactly?"

Dunn gave his curiosity.

At this time, the other patrol team members around had already quietly retreated and evacuated.

Only Dunn, Lukitz and Rokoff were left at the scene.

However, those who retreated did not go far. It could be heard from their footsteps that they just retreated outside the warehouse.

This made Dunn a little nervous.