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

At this time, the entire train compartment was actually very crowded. This train seemed to be heading to several important cities in Eastern Europe. When it was in Central Asia, few people got off the train, and most of them were getting on the train.

Solek and Dunn were also squeezed into their seats, unable to move, but this might not be a bad thing for the two of them.

In such a crowded situation, Valenko and his team, who were sitting in the sleeper area, would not have the trouble to patrol the entire train.

The chance of encountering Valenko and others is also greatly reduced.

But for Dunn, the difficulty of rescuing An Xianwen is also increasing.

But Dunn was not in a hurry. He didn't take the rescue of the two North Koreans seriously. If he could help them in time, he would help them. If he couldn't, he could only wish them good luck.

The steam train started moving slowly again, and as more people came on board, the speed seemed to slow down a bit.

"Hey, did you see that group of soldiers when you got on the bus just now?"

At this moment, a rough voice suddenly sounded in Dunn's ears.

There were a few people who had just gotten on the bus and were chatting.

"Of course I saw them. They must be the two spies we caught at the train station last night!"

The conversation between several people quickly attracted the attention of Solek and Dunn.

"I heard that there was quite a commotion last night. It seemed that a pair of officers happened to be on the train and recognized two spies who were fleeing!

The two spies seemed to be desperate and even made quite a commotion on the train! "

Someone nearby who knew the situation interrupted.

"I heard that he killed more than a dozen people!"

"I heard that more than 20 people were killed!"

"That's not right. Didn't they blow up a whole train carriage?"

All of a sudden, a group of “insiders” started talking.

This also made Solek and Dunn frown, but Dazhi and the others also knew that what happened last night should have happened before the previous stop. An Xianwen and his unfortunate companion were discovered by Valenko and his group, which led to a conflict. The final result was obvious.

"What do you know? Don't talk nonsense, only two people were injured!"

The rough voice that Dunn heard at the beginning spoke again with dissatisfaction.

This time I could see the person clearly. He was a middle-aged man with a big beard and gray hair.

Judging from the voice, he speaks standard Russian, so he must be a Russian from Eastern Europe, not a local Central Asian.

"Impossible! I heard there was quite a commotion on the train yesterday, and only two people were injured?"

"Who said that? Did you see it?"

The words of the middle-aged bearded man aroused dissatisfaction among some other people, and they began to question him.

"Although I didn't see it, I was visiting my friend in the hospital last night, and the two injured people in the car were taken to the same hospital where my friend was staying!"

The middle-aged bearded man said with a flushed face. When he finished speaking, Dunn and Solek looked at each other. Both of them felt that the words of the middle-aged bearded man should be more reliable.

Because if there were really major casualties on the train, then the train would most likely be suspended and today's train might be delayed, so there should not be many deaths, and it might be just as the middle-aged bearded man said, that only two people were injured.

Dunn's eyes turned and he asked the bearded middle-aged man.

"Hey! Brother, have you asked them what happened last night? What exactly happened?"

At this time, many people around the carriage had already attracted the attention of the conversation with the middle-aged bearded man. When Dunn shouted this, many people echoed him.

"Yes, yes, what happened yesterday?"

"It's the hospital closest to the train station. I saw some soldiers bringing people into the hospital yesterday, but I don't know what happened!"

"It is said that the train last night was delayed for an hour after arriving at the station, but the fact that it was able to depart means that the incident should not be that serious."

"Can you please tell me what news you got from the hospital?"

The bearded man chuckled.

"I only heard a few words from the nurse. It's hard to find out the rest even if I want to. You know, there were a lot of soldiers in the hospital at that time, and the atmosphere was very serious!"

Dunn shook his head slightly. It seemed that this middle-aged man with a big beard could not know the specific details.

That's right, he is just an ordinary person and he would definitely not reveal too much about the situation at that time.

However, after this topic was brought up, the entire carriage was discussing it, and Dunn and Solek no longer paid attention to it.

Because no useful information could be extracted from these discussions, those who just got on the train today only heard about it, and most of it was just rumors.

There are many things that you can tell are impossible to be true if you just think about it.

However, Solek and Dunn could guess the general situation.

What Dunn confirmed yesterday was that the tickets he and Solek bought were not for the same seats as the first time they bought them that evening.

Dunn was unsure as to which carriage the seats An Xianwen and his friends had bought were in, and he did not ask at the time.

But according to the ticket sales on the first night, the two seats opposite Valenko will not be sold until the evening.

Then the tickets that An Xianwen and the other two bought were most likely not for the trip with Valenko.

Based on the time when he, Solek and An Xianwen met, he calculated that An Xianwen and the others should have bought their tickets at about the same time as he did.

Logically, the seats should have been in the carriage closer to the front, but Valenko and his group arrived late, and the tickets they bought were for seats in the back of the carriage.

Therefore, the probability of two groups of people sitting in the same carriage is not high.

In such a situation, the two sides still met. An Xianwen and the others were really unlucky.

But at the same time, this also made Dunn feel very fortunate. It was obvious that some of Valenko's group were not honest and might have been wandering around the carriage at night and happened to meet An Xianwen.

So even if Dunn and Solek hadn't been in the same carriage with Valenko and the others last night, they would probably have run into them.

I really can't imagine the result at that time. It is really difficult to guarantee that there will be no mistakes when riding on a train for a day and a night with an experienced and quick-thinking agent like Valenko.

Solek also thought of this and said with some relief.

"This time they should focus all their attention on the two North Koreans and won't wander around in the train!"

Dunn nodded in agreement.

"These two North Koreans have paved the way for us. May God bless them!"

Dunn looked very pious as he spoke, but this time he did not cross himself.

There were so many people on the bus, and the methods of picture reading and literacy in the Orthodox Church and the Christian Church seemed to be different, so I could only talk about it verbally.