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

"You were very wise to do that, Dunn!"

Solek said, shaking his head.

"We can't go with those two North Koreans. Their goal is too big! Let them leave the Red Empire in their own way!"

Dunn curled his lips at Solek's words. To put it bluntly, isn't it just letting them fend for themselves?

To be honest, this made Dunn feel a little uncomfortable.

However, he did not hesitate for long, as selling out allies has always been a fine tradition of the United States.

In later generations, there were even Saigon Iron Fist and Afghanistan Vote.

What's more, in the current Cold War context, it is impossible to abandon two North Korean spies.

"Mr. Solek, you should have seen the group of officers entering the train station just now!"

Dunn put away the slight discomfort in his heart and asked.

Solek nodded.

"Considering that we need to spend at least a day and a night on the train and we are not sure about their schedule, and considering that there are two North Koreans named An Xianwen, I suggest that we should not take this train!"

"Yes, this train is too dangerous! Those Russian officers are obviously not ordinary officers. They are probably agents of the Red Empire's intelligence department. Let them focus their attention on the two North Koreans!"

Solek made the sign of the cross on his chest as he spoke. He really didn't care at all about the life or death of the two Koreans.

Dunn curled his lips and said nothing more. The two of them found a nearby hotel and stayed there.

After a night's rest, nothing unexpected happened. I bought a new ticket and got on the train the next day.

As the train whistle sounded, Tazik gradually walked away from the sight of Dunn and Solek.

But life is often full of disappointments. After only four stops, during lunch time, the train stopped at a small border town in Kazakhstan.

Originally, Dunn thought it was just an ordinary stop. As it was already lunch time, he and Solek took out the baked naan given by the owner of a street restaurant yesterday and were about to fill their stomachs. But after Dunn casually glanced out the window, his face immediately darkened.

After Solek saw Dunn's expression, he followed Dunn's gaze.

Outside the station, I saw a group of people in military uniforms escorting two people with oriental faces, who were separating the crowd and rushing towards the train.

The leader was Valenko, and the two men with oriental faces were An Xianwen, and the other one was of course the Korean who was with him.

"I really can't get rid of them even if I want to!"

Dunn said helplessly.

Solek observed the flow of people in the front and rear carriages, as well as the Russian officers and soldiers escorting Ahn Hyun-moon outside the windows.

"Why don't we get out of the car and avoid them!"

Solek suggested.

Dunn touched the stubble on his chin, thought for a moment, shook his head and expressed his thoughts.

"You see, Valenko and his men have gone to the front of the train with their men. They should be occupying a berth in the sleeper car to keep an eye on Ahn Hyun-moon and the others! Our carriage is still some distance away from the sleeper car, so we probably won't meet them on this route.

I believe that in order to keep a close eye on Ahn Hyun-moon, they will not move around at will, so we should still be relatively safe!

If we miss this train, we will have to wait until the evening one. Calculating the time, if we are delayed any further, it may affect our reunion with the main force!

So I suggest we just keep following this train!"

Solek also calculated the time. If they took the evening train, it might affect the time of rendezvous. Their top priority was their own mission. Since Valenko was unlikely to meet with the two of them, the risk was worth taking.

You know, it would be very troublesome to get in touch with the main force again after missing the time to meet up with them, because a series of recent events have delayed the progress of their mission. If they are delayed any further, the mission will most likely be ruined.

This is also what Solek doesn't want to see.

"Okay, let's stay on the train! But those two North Koreans have nothing to do with us, so don't bother with them!"

Solek's voice sounded a little cold, but this was undoubtedly the right choice.

You have to know that the people guarding An Xianwen and others are not just the officers led by Valenko whom we met before, but another squad of Russian soldiers.

There are only two people, Dunn and Solek. If they set their sights on Ahn Hyun-wen and the others, it is likely that both of them will be implicated.

This is absolutely not cost-effective.

But what Solek didn't know was that Dunn really wanted to rescue An Xianwen and the other man.

Thinking back to the first time he came back on his own, An Xianwen pulled the pin of a grenade with the determination to die and die together with the Russian soldiers who rushed over, although the shock wave and shrapnel of the explosion also affected Dunn himself.

But if you put yourself in his shoes, if Dunn was in An Xianwen's position, he would probably end his life in the same way.

Compared to the lightest punishment, being sent to a Siberian labor camp, Dunn really thought it would be better to end it all once and for all.

That being said, if he didn't have the ability to start over again and feel nothing when he died, Dunn himself wasn't sure if he could have the heart to detonate the grenade.

Therefore, I still admire An Xianwen and Dun En. Moreover, it is more or less unfair that An Xianwen worked for his side but was eventually abandoned.

So Dunn decided to see if he could help An Xianwen in any way, of course, on the premise of ensuring his own absolute safety.

Ahn Hyun-moon's current situation does not mean that he can be rescued even if he takes the risk. Even if he has the ability to reload the blockade and start over, Dunn does not think that he can kill a squad of Russian soldiers and six or seven Russian agents on his own to rescue two people.

He just planned to see if he could take advantage of the opportunity when the need arose.

But if the other party really didn't leave any loopholes for him, he would not force it and try to save An Xianwen and the other person.

Anyway, he has the chance to reload the game and start over. Even if he is discovered and exposed by Valenko and others on the train this time, he can make a new choice. At worst, he can just leave the train early with Solek and wait for the evening train.

Although this may cause us to miss the time to meet up with the main force, it is absolutely safe after all.

However, Dunn decided to try it only this time. If there was no chance, he would not waste time by reloading the game again. In the previous battle with Valenko, he had been reborn dozens of times and wasted too much time. He really didn't want to have any more entanglement with Valenko.