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

"Still not leaving?"

Solek frowned, confused as to what Dunn was going to do.

"You are not going to return this document to the soldier?"

"why not?"

Dunn said with a slight smile, but Solek's frown deepened.

"Mr. Solek, if we leave now, it will clearly tell them that we two are in trouble. You know, we still have to meet up with the main force and may have to stay here for a day or so. This town is not big. If they are determined to search, we won't even have a place to hide!"

After listening to Dunn's words, Solek took a deep breath and thought carefully. The town they were in was not big.

The problem is that this place is located on the border between Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan.

Although both are member republics of the Red Empire.

However, there are still many troops stationed on the Yanbian route. Because Deng Wen and Solek helped An Xianwen just now, it is foreseeable that they will not be able to find An Xianwen in a short time, and they will most likely mobilize the surrounding garrisons to continue searching.

By then, not to mention that Anxianxian may not be able to escape from this area, even the large force coming to join them may be in danger.

The remaining 20 or so people led by Weiss would definitely not be as fast as them, after all, they could not take the train.

But at the same time, he set out one day earlier than Dunn and Solek.

If nothing unexpected happens, we should arrive at the meeting point outside this small town tonight.

But if there were one more group of people coming at this time, it would undoubtedly be fatal.

The identity of the large force that Weiss is leading now cannot withstand investigation.

Dunn considered more than Solek. He knew that Valenko was very likely to recognize Weiss. So if the large army led by Weiss was encountered by Valenko's men, there would be basically no chance of survival. Valenko would definitely be able to guess the nature of that army.

"What are you going to do?"

Solek was at a loss for a moment, and turned to look at Dunn and asked.

"Let's go to the infirmary and wait for Valenko. I'll see if there's any room for maneuver. If so, we'll be forced to change the meeting place! This place is no longer suitable for a meeting place."

Then Dunn shared his ideas with Solek. The two of them must first reach a consensus in order to deal with Valenko's investigation.

About an hour later, Dunn handed the soldier's ID to him with both hands.

"Thank you so much, Comrade Shaskov!"

The soldier was accompanied by Valenko and two other Russian officers.

"You're welcome, Comrade Sergei. This is what we should do! I wonder how serious your injury is?"

Valenko answered for the soldier and looked at Dunn with a questioning look.

"Hey! There's no injury at all. It's just that when that kid jumped over the wall, he stepped on my head!"

Dunn pretended to look gloomy.

"Otherwise, with his small body, how could he get close to me..."

"Comrade Sergei! I have some questions for you!"

Looking at Dunn, spitting and talking endlessly, he just kept repeating the same few sentences, saying that he was kicked by the North Korean accidentally, and he tried hard to defend himself, saying that under normal circumstances, the North Korean could never hurt him.

But Valenko didn't want to hear any of this; he was more looking for clues.

You know, the town where the train is stopped is not big, but he searched three times and still couldn't find anyone.

"Ah! Ask whatever you want. I won't hide anything I know!"

At this time, Dunn suddenly seemed to realize that he had said too much.

"Comrade Sergei, come with me first!"

Valenko and the soldier named Shaskov took Dunn to a room inside the train station's medical room, while the other two officers took Solek outside the medical room.

The two men simply crossed their eyes and did not say anything. It was obvious that they were going to be interrogated separately.

After entering the inner room of the medical room, Shaskov brought two stools and asked Dunn and Valenko to sit down.

"Comrade Kuznev, if you have any questions, please ask!"

After sitting down, Dunn spoke first, and at the same time, he also pretended to cooperate fully.

"Can you tell me exactly what happened?"

"That's what happened. We came out of the train station and realized we had missed our stop. We were going to take a break by the wall, smoke a cigarette, and then go back to buy return tickets! But that guy suddenly jumped down from the wall and stepped on my head. I was caught off guard..."

Valenko's idea was to let Dunn recount the situation at that time first. His idea was just to let Dunn describe the scene at that time, but what made him headache was that when Deng Wenshu spoke, he added a lot of useless information, which was exactly the same as what he said just now.

It was nothing more than that the North Korean jumped down from the wall and stepped on his head when he wasn't paying attention. If he had noticed, he would never let this happen.

"Comrade Sergei, believe me, I understand your situation. I would not have been able to avoid it even if it was me! I already know that the guy suddenly jumped down from the top of the wall and stepped on you! You don't have to dwell on this issue. Just continue with your story, okay?"

Originally, Valenko still had some patience to listen to Dunn, but Dunn kept talking about this issue for nearly 5 minutes, which forced Valenko to interrupt Dunn and let him continue.

"I told you, no one can react! Alexander has been making fun of me about this, really..."

"Comrade Sergey!"

Valenko said with a dark face. He really didn't expect Dunn to still be entangled in this issue.

"Oh! Oh! It's my fault. I won't say more! After that kid jumped down from the wall, he turned his head and looked at me. Without saying anything, he ran straight towards the crowd. After that, Alexander and I couldn't find him!"

Dunn smiled awkwardly at first, then continued to add.

“When he was falling, he stepped on my head, which really dazed me. I wanted to get up immediately to settle the score with him, but I just got halfway up and fell to the ground again. Alexander was worried about my situation and did not stop him immediately, so he ran away!

After that, you guys caught up with him, and you should know the rest too!"

Valenko nodded slightly and checked the situation on the scene again, but found no problems.

But the most troublesome thing now is that although the town they are in is not too big, it is a big trading town because it is located at the junction of Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan.

There are usually a lot of businessmen coming and going here, so if someone goes missing here, it is really difficult to find them.