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

"Do you know what you are doing?"

After Valenko and his group left, Solek glared at Dunn angrily and asked in a low voice.

"What should I do?"

Dunn pretended to be helpless and shrugged.

"When they came in, I glanced at the officer, and my gaze lingered for a long time. It was obvious that I had aroused his suspicion, so I had to bite the bullet and go ahead. Fortunately, I was lucky. During the training in Sasebo, I did enough homework and didn't reveal any flaws."

Solek was speechless, but at the same time he felt fortunate that Dunn had managed to fool him, otherwise they would be in real trouble.

Dunn looked at Solek's face and knew what he was thinking now, but Dunn was also very helpless. On the surface, it seemed that he had handled it easily this time, but in fact, only he knew that this success was achieved at the cost of dozens or nearly a hundred failures.

The only thing that was a bit surprising was that he now felt that suicide was becoming more and more convenient. In every failed conversation with Valenko, he could always quickly end his life with the pistol in his arms.

Later on, he even tried to commit suicide in a fancy way. Once, he took out a pistol and started spinning it on his fingers casually. He spun it around in his hand a few times, pointed it at his own forehead, and shot himself in time. When he fell to the ground, the pistol on his finger was still spinning.

Although this is just a useless skill, Dunn believes that it may have unexpected effects in the future.

At least there is a chance to reload the game and start over, and timely suicide is also a necessary ability.

For example, if he failed in his first suicide attempt and was caught by Valenko and others, you can imagine what was waiting for him.

It is very likely that it will be endless torture, and by that time even dying will be a difficult thing.

Of course, if he had been able to rebel in time, his fate might not have been so tragic.

"Next time you meet someone like this, be careful. I think packaging us as a group of retired soldiers is problematic!"

Solek still felt a little frightened. He had witnessed the entire conversation between Dunn and Valenko and felt that Valenko had not revealed much useful information. It was basically all thanks to Dunn's guessing that they luckily got through this crisis.

At least that's how it seemed to Solek.

"Okay, let's go find the street address!"

Estimating that Valenko and the others should have gone far away, Solek stood up and prepared to go out with Dunn.

But after Dunn stood up, he shook his head slightly, walked straight to the counter and came in front of the boss.

At this time, they were the only table left in his restaurant. Because the conversation with Valenko was not long, the guests at other tables had left after their meal. Dunn and Valenko were the only two tables left. Now that Valenko and his group had left, it was Dunn and Solek who were taking over.

"Boss, give us two more servings of caviar and four crabs as big as human faces!"

After a slight smile, Dunn spoke the codeword for the contact.

Of course, he also knew the code words on the street. After all, if there was an unexpected situation, there was a certain chance that Dunn would need to deal with it alone.

"Haha, you are such a joker, this is the prairie, not the seaside, there is no caviar or crab here!"

The restaurant owner looked at Dunn with some caution. He had witnessed the entire conversation between Dunn and Valenko, although he could not hear clearly what they were saying due to the distance.

But it seems that the relationship between them is good. Is this kind of person really here to meet with me?

"Just kidding! Just prepare two more naan for the two of us!"

The restaurant owner nodded secretly, took out the prepared documents from the counter again and handed them to Dunn, who took them in his arms without making a sound.

Solek, who was still at the dinner table at this time, was stunned to see all this. Although they had observed the terrain before coming in, they had not inquired too much about the address of the meeting place.

He really didn't know that this was the meeting place. Although he had a lot of doubts in his mind, Solek knew that now was not the time to ask.

"Please give us two more naan!"

Dunn said with a smile after putting away his documents.

They could leave Tazik by train at night, but the trains of that era were incredibly slow, so it was better to prepare some dry food for the journey.

The boss nodded slightly, took out two freshly baked naan buns from the oven beside the counter and handed them to Dunn.

Dunn then turned and left. When he passed by the dining table, he picked up his luggage and put the two portions of naan into it.

Solek also lowered his head and walked out of the hotel with Dunn.

He suppressed his curiosity and said nothing until he and Dunn arrived at a deserted street.

"How do you know that's where we're meeting?"

At present, this question is Solek's biggest doubt. You know, when observing the terrain, the two were always together, and there were no obvious signs on the streets of Tazik indicating the names of the streets.

There was a house number at the entrance of the hotel, but it was so smoky inside that the number was not very clear.

Solek didn't look closely at the time.

“Mr. Solek, when you go out, especially those of us who are on special missions, you must pay attention to the surroundings!

When we were observing the terrain before, when we turned into this street, didn’t you notice that there was a person asking for directions on both sides of the street? The person who showed the way told the person asking for directions that the street we were about to enter was exactly the street we were going to get off at. Then I counted the house numbers and found that it was exactly where we were supposed to meet! "

Dunn looked mysterious, but in fact only he knew the truth. He had experienced the situation of making a connection in a hotel, so there was no need to look for it again.

But of course he couldn't tell the truth to Solek.

"is it?"

Solek looked at Dunn with some doubt, but he did not refute Dunn.

You should know that the environment of the street where the restaurant is located is quite messy. It should be the main commercial street of Tazik, and there are a lot of people coming and going on the street.

Solek did not listen carefully to the conversation between the people on the roadside.

Although he also knows Russian, it is not his native language after all.

Plus, this is Kazakhstan, and many people on the street don’t speak Russian, but the more obscure Turkic language.

So it is not easy to hear clearly the conversations on the street.

But if what Dunn said was true, then Solek had a more complete understanding of Dunn's meticulousness.