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

"Really? Judging from the clothes you're wearing, you must be a veteran! The person you're talking about looks very similar to me, maybe I know him. Which unit are you from?"

Valenko looked at Dunn with a half-smile.

When Dunn saw Valenko's expression, he suddenly felt a sudden shock in his heart.

Because he saw Valenko's hand gently wipe the table. It seemed like just a small movement, but after he made this movement, the other Russian officers at the table seemed to have become alert.

Think about the time when he and Weissmashu went to investigate the handover location, every time Valenko was able to accurately find the route.

Originally, Dunn thought it might be because the Russian army had planted a lot of spies in the area, but after thinking about it, it was unlikely. You know, at that time, the village of Urubanov was surrounded by a large area of ​​grassland, and people could not be hidden at all.

Even if there were spies who secretly spotted the three of them, they would have to report it. You know, even if they had dug a soldier's pit on the grassland and wanted to report it, it would be impossible for them to catch up with the three men on horseback by running.

It is very likely that they had already entered the sight of the officer named Valenko when they just entered the vicinity of Urubanov's ambush circle.

Although this is just a guess, Dunn feels that this issue should be taken seriously. At least the officer named Valenko should not be underestimated.

Although Solek did not say anything, he also noticed that the atmosphere was wrong. He was more perceptive than Dunn. Although he did not see the movement of Valenko's hands due to the angle, he was the first to notice the change in the attitude of the officers around Valenko.

"I'm from the 69th Army Group, and I retired after the war!"

Dunn originally didn't know about some of the Soviet Army's construction problems. He had received special intensive training before being embedded in the Red Empire, but he didn't remember too many troops, so he had to pick a more famous one.

"The 69th Army! That is a heroic unit. If it weren't for the 69th Army in Stalingrad, we might have lost the war!"

Valenko sighed.

"Did you fight in the war?"

"no!"

Dunn tried to appear extremely ashamed.

"I was drafted into the army in April 43 after the Battle of Stalingrad and joined the 4th Army, which suffered heavy losses at the time!"

Of course, Dunn had never participated in the Battle of Stalingrad, but he knew that he could not delay any longer here. The more he talked to Valenko, the higher the risk of being exposed. He had only taken some intensive courses shortly before infiltrating the Red Empire.

But after all, that was a castle in the air and could not stand the test. If he talked more about it, he would be completely exposed.

"Comrade, I don't know if you have any brothers. My former comrade-in-arms looks quite similar to you, except that he is a head taller than you and a little younger!"

Dunn decided to change the subject and not talk to Valenko about the military.

"You know what? I do have a younger brother, he is indeed a little taller than me, and he is also in the 69th Army!"

Valenko's voice sounded extremely sad, but both Solek and Dunn felt a tightness in their hearts after hearing this voice, knowing that something bad was going to happen.

Sure enough, after saying the next sentence, Valenko pulled out a pistol.

"But he was killed in the Battle of Stalingrad! You couldn't have seen him!"

As he pulled out his pistol, several officers following him also pulled out their pistols and pointed them at Solek and Dunn.

"You can't be from the 69th Army. After the Battle of Stalingrad, the soldiers added to the 69th Army rarely retired except for those who were seriously injured or disabled!"

Solek and Dunn had no choice but to raise their hands helplessly.

Two men came forward immediately to search them, and soon Solek's pistol was found. The Russian officer who was searching Dunn's body also touched Dunn's hand, and when he was about to take it out, Dunn threw him over his shoulder and knocked him to the ground. But at this moment, Valenko and several officers behind him opened fire at the same time. Their target was clear, hitting Dunn's leg and shoulder, but none of the shots hit the vital parts.

Dunn fell directly to the ground, bleeding profusely.

He was shot three times in total, twice in the left leg and once in the right shoulder.

The pain was so severe that Dunn almost fainted.

Although Dunn had experienced death many times before, he did not feel any pain when he died.

This also made Dunn's death unscrupulous. Maybe the wording is not appropriate, but this is actually the case.

If things go a little bit wrong, Dunn will probably shoot himself without saying a word and start over.

Because as long as you shoot at the vital points, there will be no loss at all, and you can go back to 5 hours ago or a specific time.

These shots did not take Dunn's life, but this also made Dunn feel what pain was for the first time.

However, Dunn still gritted his teeth and took out a pistol with his left hand. Although he was not left-handed and his left-hand shooting skills were not good, it was more than enough for suicide.

Dunn quickly put the pistol to the base of his chin and pulled the trigger without hesitation.

The next moment, Dunn woke up on the train.

"What? You only slept for 10 minutes and you already have a nightmare?"

Solek's teasing voice rang in my ears.

"If you can't sleep, let me sleep instead!"

Solek yawned as he spoke.

If you calculate the time, Solek had just woken up and switched shifts with Dunn.

Dunn felt his left leg and right shoulder. The pain was gone, but he still felt a little uncomfortable and numb.

"I didn't sleep well on the train. I had a nightmare as soon as I closed my eyes!"

Dunn complained, raised his right shoulder seemingly unintentionally, and lay down again to continue sleeping.

Although my right shoulder still feels a little numb, it doesn't affect any of my movements at all, so it seems there is no problem.

After lying down for a while, the numbness in my left leg and right shoulder quickly disappeared. It seems that the negative state before the time travel will not be brought over.

You also have to know that every time Dunn was reborn and traveled through time, he was actually fatally injured. If this could be brought over, then it was impossible for Dunn to have this ability, and he would basically die again when he came back.

However, this time he seemed to be affected by his previous state of time travel, because he had slept twice before the time travel, so he was not sleepy at all at this time.

It seems that this blocking ability will bring along the mental state. Although Dunn closed his eyes, his brain was working rapidly to think about the problem.