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

The two men climbed over the wall quietly and entered the yard. Fortunately, Mu Le's family did not have the habit of keeping dogs.

The two men were very careful and did not make any noise. Then, under the leadership of Weiss, Dunn quietly sneaked into the main building in the yard.

The next step was Wes's performance. Dunn stared in amazement as he pried open the main building's door with skill and without making any sound. The whole process was only a few seconds. He was very skilled at the job, which made Dunn doubt Wes's previous career.

Then the two men entered the two-story villa of Mueller's family. According to the information provided by Mueller, the bedroom was upstairs. After climbing up the stairs gently, the first place they passed was Mueller's father's bedroom. Through the wall, Dunn could hear the snoring of old Mueller.

It seems that this old guy is sleeping very soundly, which makes Weiss and Dunn feel a lot more relieved.

After passing through the corridor on the second floor and arriving at the deepest part of the second floor, outside William Muller's room, it was Wes who quickly broke open the door of William Muller's room again. It only took a few seconds and no sound was made.

"Captain, you have such beautiful hands. Please teach me someday when you have time!"

After entering William Mueller's room, Dunn said jokingly.

"You don't need me to teach you at all. If you join the CIA, there will be someone to train you!"

Weiss shook his head and walked towards the secret compartment that Mueller mentioned.

Behind a painting on the main wall of Mueller's bedroom.

This was a relatively large oil painting. Dunn and Weiss carefully moved the painting away and indeed saw the safe behind it.

The safe was opened according to the password Mueller told him. As expected, half of the volume of the safe was filled with Mueller's manuscripts, as well as some cash and valuables, an old camera and more than a dozen rolls of empty film.

The two men did not dare to delay and quickly put all the manuscripts into the sack they brought. Dunn thought for a moment and put the film in the safe into the sack, and he put the camera in his arms.

"What's the use of this thing?"

Weiss asked in confusion. They didn't even touch any of the valuables in the safe and left them all to old Mueller.

"After we leave here, we should take pictures of these manuscripts as insurance. There are too many of them. If something unexpected happens and we lose one or two, we won't be able to report to our superiors. As long as we have the film, we will have insurance!"

After listening to Dunn's words, Weiss nodded slightly and said nothing more.

The two men did not put the painting back to its original place, and even left the door of the safe and William Mueller's bedroom open.

This was also done in accordance with Muller's request. Old Muller did not know that there was such a mechanism in William Muller's bedroom. In order to reduce some pressure on his father, William Muller strongly requested that the finances must be left to his father.

They did this so that when old Mueller woke up the next morning, he would immediately discover someone had entered his son's room and would find the cash and a letter left by William Mueller.

Originally, Weiss didn't want to go through with this and didn't want Muller to leave the letter, but after Dunn's deliberate persuasion and William Muller's strong request, he finally agreed.

Of course, this is also related to the fact that they are about to arrive in West Berlin. Victory is just around the corner, and even Weiss is a little careless.

Fortunately, Weiss is the one leading the team now. If it was Solek, the old guy might not even have made the trip to Lawn this time. Given his personality, he would definitely take people to Siberia first and then send other agents to take away William Muller's things.

However, just as the two of them returned to the yard, the sound of a car braking was suddenly heard outside the gate.

"not good!"

After Dunn and Weiss looked at each other, they quickly hid behind the main building.

Soon, shouts in German were heard outside the door.

"Old Mueller, open the door quickly..."

About 10 minutes later, old Mueller opened the door cursing, and was immediately stunned when he saw the person outside.

Because in front of him were several German policemen, who walked in with a team of Russian soldiers.

With the help of the lights and the headlights of the cars outside the yard, Dunn could see clearly that the person leading the group was Valenko. This made Dunn curse again in his heart that the ghost was lingering around.

But thinking about the arrangement upstairs, Dunn knew he couldn't delay any longer.

"Hurry up, we have to get out of here now!"

Weiss, who was standing aside, didn't know Valenko at the moment. He had the same idea as Dunn. If this group of people came to look for William Mueller, then their arrangement upstairs would quickly expose them.

Must leave here immediately.

After Old Mueller led everyone into the room, the two men quickly jumped over the back wall. Weiss jumped to the top of the wall first, and when he came to pull Dunn, Dunn had an idea and quietly put his foot on a relatively moist soil near the wall, then took Weiss's hand and climbed up to the top of the wall.

After pulling Dunn to the top of the wall, Weiss jumped off the wall without thinking too much, while Dunn jumped down only after leaving a fresh and wet footprint on the wall.

His actions did not attract Weiss's attention.

The two men didn't dare to delay at all and rushed to the assembly point immediately.

There was no time to waste. When the two men left Lawn Town, they saw police cars running around in the town. Teams of police seemed to be blocking off the entire town. They did not dare to waste any more and immediately ran to the machine location and called everyone.

"Pack your luggage now! Travel overnight!"

Weiss ordered loudly.

Fortunately, the place where everyone set up camp was very close to a railway track. After packing up their luggage, they quickly came to the side of the railway track.

After walking along the tracks for about 10 minutes, a freight train passed by, but the members of the special operations team and Mueller also boarded the freight train and took this coal-carrying train to the direction of Berlin.

Their camping site was discovered nearly an hour after they left. When Valenko touched the traces of the campfire that were still warm, he stomped his feet in frustration.

"Comrade Lieutenant, there is a railway track nearby! They may leave on a passing train!"

A guard reported to Valenko.

"Immediately notify all train stations along the route to Berlin and ask them to step up patrols and make sure to find this group of people!"

After receiving the order, the guards immediately went to convey it.

But Valenko was feeling upset. Although he had just arrived in Germany and rushed here without stopping, he was still just a moment late, just a moment late!