I'm a spy in the film

This operation had no name, no code name, and no record in the archives of various departments.

Abbreviation: Unknown Operation

Although this was a joint organization of several departments, his command authority belonged to a higher level, the Ministry of Justice.

There was actually a big shot from the Department of Justice who watched the entire video conference in Houston.

Bourne didn't know this person, but the other party knew him very well.

So, when Bourne said goodbye to the three reluctant technicians and arrived at the Air Force base south of Houston, the first thing he received was not equipment, but a pile of certificates.

"These, these are all mine?

Graver, when did you start making false testimonies on the side?"

Bourne picked up a book and examined it over and over again, saying in amazement:

"This is so real. If you retire in the future, you might be able to earn more with this skill than you do now!"

Matt certainly heard the mockery in Bourne's words, and he quickly said:

"Don't get me wrong, this is all true!"

He explained: "This is a joint case led by the Ministry of Justice. As the main leader, you will hold positions in various departments, which will help mobilize resources from all aspects and be more conducive to the execution of this mission!"

Bourne picked up the DEA ID, which showed his position as a tactical consultant, and said with a smile:

"The DEA actually has this position? How come I've never heard of it?"

Then he picked up his Homeland Security ID, which said "Deputy Director of Operations."

This position is much higher, even higher than his current position in the FBI.

The lowest level is the Ministry of Justice certificate, which simply says "Confidential Secretary".

This made Bourne have some bad associations.

Small office, unspoken rules, garters, black stockings...

Matt said pointedly:

"I heard that the director of the Secret Service has a special liking for you and has tried to recruit you into the Secret Service many times, but the FBI won't let you go. So although these certificates are temporary, they may become permanent."

"Haha, Bourne, you're so popular now. When I was your age, I was still trying to be a hero in Hollywood. If my family hadn't signed me up to join the army, I might be a movie star now."

Bourne glanced at him and thought:

Indeed, although you become stronger after dyeing yourself purple, you also become uglier!

If I have to choose between snapping my fingers and becoming ugly or staying handsome, I would rather not have those super powers and keep a handsome face.

No matter how much trouble we have, we still have to do our business.

There were a total of 12 people including Bourne who were carrying out the mission this time.

Ten of them are Matt's brothers in life and death. They retired from the Marine Corps not long ago and went through bullets and gunfire together. Their loyalty and fighting ability are unquestionable.

The remaining two people, in addition to Bourne who has multiple positions, there is also a local female FBI agent in Texas named Kate, who is an eyewitness to the first villa corpse hiding case. She was recruited for another purpose.

For this operation, the goal set by the bigwigs of the Ministry of Justice was beheading.

The Mexican drug lord who caused the turmoil will be beheaded, Manuel Diaz, and then a drug cartel called Sonora will be hit.

In order to achieve this goal, Matt and his team need to first capture Gilmore secretly through a sneak attack.

This man is Manuel's brother and the third in command of the Diaz Group. He has information about several important drug transportation channels of the group.

Then, by cutting off these channels, they forced Manuel to show up and return to Mexico from abroad.

Finally, Manuel's whereabouts were found and he was beheaded.

Matt believed that as long as Manuel dared to return to his country, he would not escape their eyes.

After all, he has the world's largest intelligence organization behind him.

"What the bosses want is execution! To deter those enemies who dare to offend the United States, and let them know that we will avenge our enemies, an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth!"

Matt gave a short speech before leading everyone on the plane, but it didn't have much effect, because there were no greenhorns who could participate in such an operation, they were all old foxes and young foxes, who were either there for the mission bonus, for the merit, or for a political mission.

Only the young female FBI agent named Kate looked so passionate and eager to try, which made Bourne secretly laugh.

When they got on the plane, they found that there was already someone sitting in the cabin.

Although this man was unarmed, he was wearing a golden suit like a nouveau riche, and his hair was covered with hair oil, so much so that a fly would slip if it landed on it.

But no one dared to underestimate him, because he carried an awe-inspiring aura, like a lone wolf or a wolf king. He gave people a rebellious and unruly feeling. I really didn't know where Matt found such a talent.

"Alejandro, our guide and eyes, he knows most of the top brass in the Diaz Group."

Matt didn't give any further introduction and directly ordered the plane to take off.

The plane took off from Houston and landed in El Paso, where they were heading across the border to Juarez.

Because, according to the information received, Guillermo is in Juarez.

The Ministry of Justice has already contacted the Western Mexican Bureau of Justice in advance, and the Western Mexican police and army will fully cooperate.

Bourne was skeptical about what Matt said. Based on his experience in Western Mexico some time ago, it was likely that the police in Western Mexico could not be relied upon.

It is said that a huge vampire nest was blown up in Nuevo Laredo, but until now, Bourne could not find any information about it on the Internet.

This must have been covered up by local forces.

Humph,

police?

Drug dealer?

They are just a bunch of snakes and rats!

The plane was still in the sky. Matt received a call and called Bourne to the door and said:

"Good news, Guillermo was arrested in Juarez. We don't need to arrest him again. Instead, we can bring him back and interrogate him to find out the drug trafficking channels."

"Where's the bad news?"

"The bad news is that although there are Mexican military and police escorting us along the way, the Diaz Group will definitely send assassins to attack us crazily once we enter the border, so it's very dangerous."

"What do you want to say?" Bourne looked at Matt in confusion.

I know that we are facing brutal drug dealers. Didn't you call me here to solve their illegal tricks? What are you hesitating about?

Matt swallowed and smiled bitterly:

"Bourne, you know that although I have worked for most domestic intelligence agencies, my brothers and I are affiliated with the CIA. Unless we have an employment contract, we have no law enforcement power in the country."

"I originally thought that you were in the FBI, and with you here, as long as you signed, all our actions in the country would be legal. However, the higher-ups inserted that woman into this, making it very difficult for me to handle this!"

To understanding.

You also know that your behavior is out of line?

Bourne glanced at the other person and understood what the old soldier meant.

That is, in their next operation, there will be illegal or brutal acts, which requires Bourne and FBI female agent Kate to turn a blind eye.

Matt is not familiar with this female agent, so only Bourne has to do her job.

Well, who made me owe Matt a favor?

And in Texas, Matt will be needed a lot in the future, so we can't offend this guy.

But Bourne is not a reckless person, and he now has some connections.

Through an acquaintance, he found the FBI's Texas branch, an elderly man who had retired but was rehired as a consultant. The man also happened to know Kate's parents, so the important task of persuading him fell on him.

When they got off the plane, the mediator was waiting at the airport.

Everything was ready by the next morning.