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

After hearing Dunn's answer, Lloyd nodded with satisfaction and retracted his strange look.

"I believe you can roughly guess the reason why I came to you this time. The situation on the peninsula is not very good right now, but I still hope that you can leave for the peninsula during this period of time and take charge of the peninsula in person!

Don't worry, safety is your top priority. You can move around in the southern part of the peninsula. The main reason I asked you to go to the peninsula is to see the officials in Central and South Korea and let them continue to serve us!"

"Of course I am willing to take responsibility during this period of time, but sir! If I am targeted by the military after landing in South Korea like last time, I am afraid I will not be able to move freely!"

Dunn said, pretending to be worried.

He knew that this reason would not convince Lloyd this time. When Lloyd summoned him to Japan for the trip to South Korea, the outcome was actually already determined.

"You don't have to worry about this. The military is busy with their own affairs right now and has no spare energy to pay attention to you. Moreover, if you are far away from the front line and commanding in the rear, they will not send anyone to keep an eye on you!"

As expected, Lloyd immediately blocked Dunn's words.

"Okay, I'll get ready to go to South Korea right away!"

This time, Dunn didn't make any excuses and agreed readily.

Since it is unavoidable, let's do as Lloyd said.

"Remember, your main mission in South Korea this time is to stabilize the military morale. Don't let those South Korean officials collapse before the Chinese come knocking on their door!"

It is obvious that Lloyd is not very confident about the South Korean officials, both big and small, even if they have been recruited by the CIA and are the lackeys serving the CIA.

After all, the South Korean army has already made a not-so-good start. Basically, the South Korean army has now become a breakthrough point and source of supplies for the Chinese army.

A single glimpse can reveal the whole body. If their army is already so rotten, then their government officials must not be much better.

Objectively speaking, Lloyd's concerns are not unreasonable.

The CIA finally restored its intelligence capabilities in the peninsula and re-established its intelligence network.

At this time, Lloyd was probably afraid that something unexpected would happen to this intelligence network again, and if that happened, all their previous efforts would be in vain.

"Don't worry, sir. I have the leverage over most of these South Korean officials now!

They dare not refuse to serve us, unless they are all ruthless and do not care about the lives of their wives and children!"

Dunn put on a heroic expression, but in fact he had some resentment in his heart about what he said.

The CIA is actually very good at using this kind of method that cannot be shown in public.

This is also true when dealing with people who work for you.

Although Dunn disdains to use these methods, he still has to pretend to be proficient in them in front of Lloyd.

"Don't resort to this method unless it's absolutely necessary. After all, the smuggling routes have already been laid out. If some bad rumors spread at this time, I'm afraid the entire smuggling business will be greatly affected!"

Lloyd waved his hand and expressed a different opinion.

But his words made Dunn's mouth twitch.

After all this time, it turns out that this old guy Lloyd's focus is on money.

You should know that it is basically free to smuggle the families of South Korean officials, but apart from the South Korean officials, the smuggling business still needs to be done, including the business of South Korean civilians, and even some inconspicuous minor officials.

Although the profits from the current smuggling business cannot catch up with the profits from the previous ocean smuggling, a shipment of smuggled goods will still take at least a dozen days to drift on the Pacific Ocean, and this is still the most favorable time. Once there are any obstacles in the middle, the time will be further extended.

Most of the illegal immigrants from South Korea do not have the financial resources to smuggle into the United States, so they can only be smuggled to other countries and regions in East Asia.

For example, Southeast Asia and isolated islands are basically the two regions where Dunn has the most people.

As for Hong Kong, Dunn did not take more extreme actions and did not cram in too many South Korean refugees because he was concerned that it was not the territory of the American people.

"Don't worry sir, I know my limits!"

Dunn pretended to be obedient and nodded. Since Lloyd didn't want him to use extreme means, he could just go with the flow and not do things he didn't like.

After saying goodbye to Lloyd and leaving, Dunn wanted to meet with Bai Jianming and others who had arrived in Tokyo earlier.

But Dunn received disappointing news.

Bai Jianming and his companions had just finished their training and had applied to return to China to visit their families. When they came back, Dunn estimated that they would already be in South Korea and he would probably not be able to meet them.

This made Dunn feel a little regretful.

I'm afraid that this last farewell will really be the last time I see Bai Jianming.

With Bai Jianming being sent to the mainland in the future, I’m afraid the two will have little chance to meet again.

The next day, Dunn also left Tokyo and boarded a plane to South Korea. This time, he wisely decided to land in Busan.

Lee Chang-gi is also currently in Busan.

Although according to history, this time the Volunteer Army and the northern army can only push the front line to the vicinity of the 38th parallel, and large areas of South Korea are relatively safe.

But Dunn was still a little timid and was unwilling to go too close to the front line.

Even if he was really captured by the Volunteer Army, he would not have to endure any hardship, and Dunn was unwilling to go through this.

After the plane landed, Li Changji came to greet us.

"Mr. Li, I hope I don't get too bad news from you this time!"

After getting into Li Changji's car, Dunn looked helpless.

"Mr. Du, I'm afraid it's really difficult for you to hear some good news from me during this period of time!"

Li Changji said with a wry smile.

Dunn rubbed his forehead in pretended helplessness.

"Tell me, what's the bad news?"

"According to the intelligence from the front, the UN forces are retreating further! I have left the details at your residence. When I get to your residence, you can read the intelligence from the front!"

Li Changji's face looked unhappy, he felt that the end of the world was approaching.

Lee Chang-gi is now in the stage where he cooperates most with Dunn, because he doesn't know whether his country will still exist when he wakes up tomorrow.

So now it basically has no obstacles for Lee Changji to work for anyone. As long as he can save his country, Lee Changji is willing to work for any force.

“This is still expected!”

Dunn nodded slightly.

"To tell you the truth, we are now planning to replace Marshal Mai with a general who can stabilize the situation on the front line!"

"This...is not appropriate!"

Li Changji showed a hesitant look, but in fact he already knew it in his heart. No wonder the US military was unwilling to cooperate with the CIA's actions.

After Marshal MacArthur learned the news, he probably wanted to destroy the CIA.

"Changing the coach at the last minute is a big taboo..."

"Why are there still so many taboos at this time? If we continue to be so cautious, I'm afraid the entire peninsula will fall into the hands of the North. Is this what you want to see?"

Dunn asked back unhappily.

Li Changji immediately shut his mouth and stopped talking.

He has also watched a lot of battle reports from the front these days.

He also knew that it was not appropriate to continue playing in the current style. To put it bluntly, Marshal Mai could not let go of the shame of being defeated by a group of peasants.

So far, the strategy he has formulated is to counterattack, but under the current circumstances, counterattack is undoubtedly a pipe dream.

The most appropriate situation now is to quickly stabilize the existing positions and prevent them from being expanded by the North and the Volunteer Army.

It’s a pity that Marshal Mai, who has already lost his temper, doesn’t seem to care about these things. He just wants to restore the situation after the Incheon landing.

"Anything else?"

Dunn asked, leaning back in the back seat of the car and closing his eyes.

"According to our latest intelligence, Mr. Thomas Klind, who is working with you, seems to have been captured by the Volunteer Army!"

Li Changji thought about it and reported the information to Dunn.

"What? You said Klind was captured by the Chinese?"

Dunn was surprised to hear the news.

Li Changji nodded.

"Yes, according to our latest intelligence, I'm afraid Mr. Klind has fallen into the hands of the Volunteer Army! He didn't have time to evacuate Seoul!"

"Oh, God!"

Dunn made the sign of a cross on his chest, and it seemed pitiful that he really felt sorry for Klind.

So it is known that Klind could not endure any hardship in the hands of the Volunteer Army, but Dunn had worked with Klind for so many years and knew what Klind was thinking. He wanted to have further development in the army, but with this capture.

I'm afraid Klind's future in the army is completely ruined.

So even though Dunn didn't believe in God, he still blessed Klind devoutly.

"I hope he can come back alive!"

Dunn knew that if there were no unexpected circumstances, Klind should be able to come back alive, but he tried to remain skeptical in front of Li Changji.

As they were talking, Li Changji also drove the car to the accommodation prepared for Dunn.

He immediately opened the car door for Dunn and invited him to the hotel room.