Spy Wars: After identifying the identity, turn the senior spy against the

"You are in charge of intelligence in the intelligence department. You have excellent grades in all aspects of military academy. You are the best in reconnaissance and counter-reconnaissance among your peers. You have a keen sense of smell and are born to work in intelligence." Zhou Changchun praised him without hesitation.

Lin Mu smiled and didn't take it seriously at all.

Jiang Mingxin's grades were slightly lower than his, so he was not accepted by the Intelligence Department.

Those who work in logistics, telecommunications, and intelligence all come from families with backgrounds.

No need for ability, just loyalty to support.

If you have professional ability, go into telecommunications.

With a clean background and potential for training, he joined the Intelligence Department.

Ranking first in reconnaissance and counter-reconnaissance in the military academy is nothing. Without professional training, there is still a gap between you and the intelligence personnel trained by the Secret Service who come from professional backgrounds.

There is a gap in mobility, but as for reconnaissance and counter-reconnaissance...it's hard to say.

"By the way, I remember you're not from Jinling. The department has arranged a dormitory for you. You can choose to live there or move out."

After a pause, Zhou Changchun lowered his voice and said, "Intelligence personnel are very averse to hanging out together. I suggest you move out."

Lin Mu was a little surprised and nodded slightly in response.

The dormitories of the Secret Service are not suitable. The intelligence personnel have a complex network of relationships, there are activities from time to time, and they occasionally go on missions. The danger level is not as high as that of the action team, but it is not low either.

The Intelligence Department has a special position and often deals with Japanese spies, so they have to make corresponding preparations.

"The Intelligence Department doesn't have sub-teams, but each has its own area of ​​responsibility."

"The Secret Service has confidentiality regulations. The Intelligence Department has a director and two deputy directors. The intelligence they handle varies. There's only one rule in the Intelligence Department: keep your mouth shut."

After Zhou Changchun's introduction, I roughly understood the responsibilities of the Intelligence Department.

The three heads of the intelligence department are all Boss Dai’s confidants. They do not have a fixed area of ​​responsibility. Tasks are assigned by Boss Dai himself, or they are followed up by his subordinates.

Zhou Changchun currently has a mission in hand, Japanese spy!

soon.

Entering the intelligence department, we divided it into different areas. Led by Zhou Changchun, we walked to a team of three or four people, where a radio station was also hidden.

"Old Chen, this is the new guy I brought to you."

The middle-aged man in a Zhongshan suit with a weathered face turned around, and the young faces standing next to him looked over.

Zhou Changchun introduced with a smile: "Let me introduce to you, the newcomer to the Intelligence Department, Lin Mu, who graduated from the Whampoa Military Academy."

Old Chen, wearing a gray Zhongshan suit, stepped forward and shook hands with a smile. Two young faces stood beside him, one of them was smiling, while the other looked at Lin Mu with a grim expression.

"I leave it to you." Zhou Changchun patted Lao Chen's shoulder, "Teach the newcomer well. He will be the future star of the Intelligence Department."

Zhou Changchun left at his leisure. Old Chen didn't mind and said with a smile, "I'm Chen Tie. I'm your senior. Just call me Old Chen."

"Old Chen." Lin Mu readily followed suit.

Chen Tie smiled and introduced the two people next to him, the gentle man Wei Ming, and the man with a stern face Wan Yang.

"Introductions are over, let's get down to business first."

Chen Tie slowly put away his smile and said seriously, "The four of us are a team, following a clue about a Japanese spy."

"We recently received intelligence that the suspicious whereabouts of He Ziyong, the manager of the Central and Southern Bank, are related to a espionage case previously uncovered by the Intelligence Department."

"The team is keeping an eye on the bank. If they find solid evidence, they can arrest the person."

The secret service department not arresting people without evidence is the funniest joke Lin Mu has heard this year.

Everyone knows that the Secret Service is a typical organization that will fabricate evidence even if there is no evidence. It is not the style of the Secret Service to not take action if it is related to an espionage case.

Chen Tie remained calm and said, "The Secret Service has had a bad reputation in the military over the past two years. Uncle He Ziyong happens to have some connections in the military, so it's not a good idea to bring him directly to the interrogation room."

Lin Mu understood and said thoughtfully, "It has something to do with Japanese spies. Has it been uncovered?"

"The Japanese spy was caught, but the arrest...failed." Wei Ming's face was full of regret.

"The failure to capture him would also make He Ziyong hesitate and stop contacting the Japanese. Long-term surveillance might be effective, but in the short term..."

Lin Mu shook his head and was not optimistic about the results of the Intelligence Department.

If a Japanese spy was caught but not taken to the interrogation room, it would alert the enemy.

The Secret Service was "famous". Once a professionally trained agent entered the interrogation room of the Secret Service, nine out of ten times he would not be able to get out, let alone if he was not a Japanese spy.

He Ziyong's uncle had great connections in the military, so he was able to intimidate the Secret Service Department. Otherwise, how could he intimidate the Secret Service Department?

Chen Tie smiled slightly: "He Ziyong is not a professional intelligence officer. He once studied in Germany. According to the intelligence analysis, He Ziyong has never met with the Japanese spy organization."

"He Ziyong has a high status and a big military figure as his backer. His importance is self-evident."

"The Japanese will not give up on He Ziyong. It's not difficult to find out about the Japanese spy who committed suicide. He has been silent for a while and will not be completely abandoned."

Lin Mu couldn't help but sigh at the professionalism of the Intelligence Department.

Analyze a person thoroughly, especially a "government official" with a background, and see everything clearly.

Chen Tie looked at Lin Mu and said thoughtfully, "The Japanese will contact He Ziyong and re-examine him."

"The intelligence department is full of familiar faces. The Japanese have photos. It would be inappropriate for them to participate in surveillance."

"You're a newcomer. Reconnaissance and counter-reconnaissance are your strengths. Do you have the confidence to take on this mission?"

Chen Tie's voice was calm, without any inspiring aura.

He spoke slowly, emphasizing each word, "Don't be too aggressive in intelligence work. There are examples of a single mistake costing tens of thousands of lives."

"If you can do it, you can do it. If you can't do it, you can't do it. There's no need to be stubborn."

Wan Yang sneered, "I'll go monitor him. Let the new recruits monitor He Ziyong. He'll definitely be seen through by the Japanese."

Chen Tie shook his head slightly: "He Ziyong has been favored by the Japanese, and they will carefully identify and deeply explore his value."

"You've been in the Intelligence Department for quite some time. Can you guarantee that your identities haven't been exposed?"

"Let's not talk about whether or not I'll be discovered if I follow He Ziyong. At least my identity will be a hidden danger."

These words were well-reasoned and blocked Wan Yang's dissatisfaction.

The Japanese would not keep an eye on He Ziyong all day long. The intelligence department sent someone new to the job, and basic surveillance was good enough to follow him from a distance to understand who he had seen.

Lin Mu: "I have confidence."