Blackstone Code

Being a senior agent with the FBI is not a job that everyone envies, because the job is really too dangerous.

The Baylor Federation is not a country that strictly controls firearms. This new country was established by a group of pirates and down-and-out nobles. At the beginning of its establishment, everyone had plunder and vigilance hidden in their bones, legally owned firearms and used weapons to protect themselves And their own property, which was written into the charter at the very beginning.

Since the founding of the Federation, there have been several large-scale discussions in the whole society on the issue of weapons, but in the end the gun-holding faction won the final victory, and many people actually know that the anti-gun faction cannot succeed.

Because behind these discussions, there are more than a dozen chemical companies and military enterprises supporting the gunmen.

The proliferation of weapons in the society makes every mission scary, and you have to face a fateful choice.

Because everyone doesn't know what they are going to face today, whether it is those cowards who dare not look up into your eyes when they speak, or the thugs who will suddenly pull a gun from their arms and pull the trigger at you without hesitation .

From the causes of these cases, from the appearance of these people, no one can accurately distinguish these!

So there's a fair amount of pressure on every single agent, and if they don't want to turn into lunatics, they have to find some outlet to vent this backlog of negative emotions.

But whether it is drinking, indulgence, or psychological counseling through a psychologist, a lot of money is needed.

No matter how high their income is, they still have a way to spend all their money, and they don't think it's a big deal, all of this is for a better life.

The hedonism of instant gratification is the first to spread among this high-pressure crowd, who enjoy some special rights through their jobs and salaries.

Loans with lower interest rates and bills with longer installments, this kind of life makes them sink into it, and they can't extricate themselves.

In order to extract more profits from these people, many financial companies, including banks, have used various methods to trap their current and future income, and they are also happy to do so.

It's just that the dream has to be woken up, everything is fine when the economy is booming, and various companies will not force a senior agent to make him pay back the money, they will only make the senior agent feel that he does not feel the importance of his economic existence. The huge pressure makes them live in the dream that this society has woven for them.

Until the arrival of the financial tsunami, many companies suffered huge losses, and these losses could not be resolved by those on the board of directors who only knew how to eat, drink and have fun.

The only effective way is to pass the loss on to others.

The senior detective sitting in front of Lynch is now being urged for payment by at least three financial institutions and a bank, and his monthly salary is divided by these people without even seeing him.

After some commodity suppliers failed to get the installment payment, they have already issued a notice. If he cannot pay the first installment before January 1, then these people will take back some commodities and even apply to the court to auction them off. s things.

Everything became extremely bad overnight, and what made him even more exhausted was that all the money in his exchange account evaporated, which was all his savings for more than ten years, although it was not a lot.

The two looked at each other for a moment, and the agent nodded imperceptibly, "I don't guarantee that I will provide anything..." He meant that if he wanted to provide some information to Lynch, the initiative was in his hands inside.

He has the final say on what he wants to say, not Lynch. He doesn't want to be led by the nose by this young man. This may be his last trivial pride.

Lynch smiled, his smile always makes people let down their guard, "Of course, as I said, there is no constraint or contract between us. In fact, our relationship is more like a cooperation between the two parties. We trade and we feel something of interest."

The agent nodded, which was exactly what he wanted to say.

The two remained silent for a few more seconds before Lynch asked the first question, "What is the real purpose of your accusation against Mr. Garp?"

The detective was silent for a moment, and then gave a very official answer, "He is involved in a case of abuse and abuse, and has no other purpose."

It may be the first time to cooperate with a businessman, but the performance of this detective is not straightforward enough.

In fact, you don’t need to think about it to know that ordinary violation cases will not alert the FBI unless it has caused a great social impact or someone has been killed.

Otherwise, it would just be the job of the police station, but this time not only the police station but also the investigation bureau came here, so it wouldn't be a small case, Mr. Detective didn't tell the truth.

Lynch didn't show any displeasure because he didn't speak, or some kind of displeasure from the perspective of the ruler. He just took out a fifty-cent coin from his pocket, put it on the table, and pushed it over.

The sound of the coin rubbing against the hardened surface of the table firmly attracted the detective's attention. Even though the light here was not bright enough, his gaze was still fixed on the coin.

But he didn't move. After he observed for a while to confirm that there should be no other meaning, he looked at Lynch curiously, his eyes full of confusion, as if he was asking "what does this mean".

Lynch explained his confusion, "Your answer is only worth fifty points, and what the newspaper said will be more detailed than what you said."

This sentence annoyed the detective immediately. He frowned and stared at Lynch viciously, but Lynch didn't show any fear or anything, and he still kept smiling.

"It's a deal, give and take."

"You give me what I want, and I can give you what you want. If you can only give me these answers, then you are only worth fifty cents. Do you know what I mean?"

There are different ways to treat different people. For a person like Ferrara, his needs are very simple, and he can put down his face. As long as Lynch becomes an important person, Ferrara will surround him and support him. contribute my effort.

This detective gentleman has not yet figured out his own value, he is still thinking about his skin that is actually worthless and has no power but makes him feel that he is superior.

Lynch unmasks him, he's nothing special!

The agent gradually calms down after being sullen, and sometimes you have to bow your head for some things and other things.

He lowered his eyelids, no longer angry, "We don't want Ristorian to leave easily, we have been looking for their loopholes, Mr. Garp has always been working for Ristorian, we think he has some important information. "

"If he doesn't want to spend the rest of his life in prison, the only way is to cooperate with us!"

Lynch was very satisfied with the agent's answer. He took out a cash check, quickly signed the amount of two hundred yuan, signed his name, and pushed it over, "It's worth the price."

Two hundred yuan, in the past, Mr. Detective didn't think much of this money, but now let alone two hundred yuan, fifty yuan is good.

He was silent for a while, picked up the check and stuffed it into his pocket, and then asked in a slightly sarcastic and provocative tone, "Should I say 'thank you very much for your generosity'?"

Lynch laughed out loud, "I have no objection if you want to say, but don't expect me to pay a little more just because you make me feel better."

He paused, then asked, "If Mr. Garp cooperates with your work, will he go to jail?"

The detective nodded without hesitation, "This is an obvious matter. He cannot be pardoned just because he cooperates with us. The jurisdiction of this case is not enough to alert the upper class to use the "Special Clause" to pardon his crimes."

"However, if he can cooperate more actively with our work, and his positive performance will make the judge side with him, he may have less than ten years of crimes."

In the Commonwealth, ten years is the cut-off point for a sentence. More than ten years is a felony. These people are going to a felony prison, which is not an interesting place.

Those under ten years will be in ordinary district prisons. Although they have to work every day and have to be squeezed to the point where they don't have a little extra energy, at least it won't be too bad.

According to the current information they have, if Garp does not cooperate with their work, they can easily send Garp to the prison for serious criminals.

In that kind of place, with a crime of assaulting, abusing, and enslaving women, he may not be able to get out of prison alive.

Every year, the federal government allows a certain number of death indicators in prisons, but most of these people die from various diseases. These diseases will make them look like they have suffered inhuman abuse, but in fact it is just the appearance of the disease. It's just performance.

In fact, this society is sometimes particularly ridiculous. In a place full of crimes, there are a group of people who have lost their freedom because of crimes. Most of them strictly abide by certain universal values. This is ridiculous and not ridiculous. !

Lynch wrote another check for two hundred yuan. When he wrote the check, Mr. Detective kept his eyes on the cash check book in Lynch's hand.

Suddenly he realized what kind of mood swings those robbers had during the robbery. It was a kind of temptation, a kind of greed, and an irresistible impulse.

As long as he got this cash check book and imitated Lynch's handwriting, he could easily get thousands or more in cash.

He took a big gulp from the beer bottle, quenching the impulse, and then looked at the two hundred yuan that Lynch pushed over.

Suddenly, he didn't find it an unbearable process.

He thought of a lot of things at this time, and thought of some gossip that had been circulating among his colleagues, who was collecting dirty money.

Thinking of the villa the director just bought, he couldn't afford such expenses with the director's salary. Although he said that he bought it in installments and used a loan, Mr. Detective knew that things were not that simple.

He made many excuses for himself, at this very moment.

The sense of guilt was not so strong, and it even made him feel a little more at ease in collecting money.