Firepower is king

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The driver parked the car on the side of the road, and Riccardo walked out of the mall. He had already changed his clothes and took off his hood.

The prepared arrangements are completely useless. The preparations are very good, but there is no need for coordination at all. However, many things are like this. It’s OK if you prepare but it’s useless. At most, it’s a waste of time and resources. But if you want to use it but don’t prepare, it will be miserable. , it may cost your life.

Highlight touched his hand further back on his wrist and used his nails to clasp the glue covering the entire palm. After squeezing it a few times, he slowly rolled up the entire glue film until it formed a strip of glue.

The entire left-hand adhesive film was removed, and it was very complete, giving me a sense of accomplishment. However, I was a little anxious when I removed the right-hand adhesive film, but it didn't break. However, the thickness of the adhesive strips was inconsistent, and there were gaps inside. It felt like accurate.

After putting the tape in his pocket, Caldo opened the car door. He didn't show much after entering the car, he just said to Gao Guang: "Boss, it's done."

"Go to the airport."

I don’t know who the driver is, but he must be a member of the Ascians. In short, there are certain things that cannot be said in front of the members of the Ascians.

At the airport, when Gao Guang and Riccardo could walk around freely like normal passengers, Gao Guang could quietly do some intelligence gathering work on his own.

It costs money, but you have to spend it.

After a long time, Gao Guang finally called the Edelweiss Club again.

"I'm a mad dog."

"Oh, hey, what are you doing?"

Gao Guang said without hesitation: "I want to buy information. His name is Asamyev. He is a Russian. He was born in the KGB. Now he lives in the UK. He was once an oil oligarch. As for how much this person's information is worth, I will buy it."

There was silence on the phone for a long time, and then the person who answered Gaoguang's call finally said: "You have already told his complete information, why do you need to buy it from us?"

Gao Guang was stunned. He said in extreme surprise: "Are you kidding me? This is what your Edelweiss Club has? How come you don't have any information? If I know as much as you do, what is the value of your existence?"

"There is no such possibility. What you know is exactly what we discovered."

Listening to the other party's answer, Gao Guang suddenly realized that this seemed very likely.

The information about Asamyev was all told by Otto, so what Otto knew could be the result of the Edelweiss Club's efforts.

After a moment of silence, Gao Guang finally said: "Then I want more information about Asamyev."

"You can pay us to collect information on him specifically. The price is variable, but the deposit is $10 million and the time is variable."

Gao Guang was helpless and his pioneers began to feel that the Edelweiss Club really had no value in existence. It was a waste of money and it was a garbage organization. It should be disbanded.

After silently hanging up the phone, Gao Guang, who was almost going crazy from curiosity and worry, silently called Smith.

Maybe Smith will have some surprises here.

But the moment the number was about to be broadcast, Gao Guang finally realized the time difference, so he silently changed the number and called Danny.

No matter what time it is, Danny has to answer the phone, and Gao Guang doesn't have any psychological burden at all. For such a black-hearted businessman, no one bothers him, he deserves to be woken up in the middle of the night.

The call to Danny was quickly answered. Danny's tone was not displeased, but certainly not happy. He just said calmly: "Mad dog, are you okay?"

The biggest disadvantage of calling Mad Dog a name is that it sounds like a curse when others call it a normal name, but there is no way to refute it.

"Let me ask you about a person, Asamyev, a Russian, KGB, oil oligarch, now living in the UK. Do you know this person, or have you heard of him?"

"I don't know, I haven't heard of it."

"Then do you think Mr. Smith knows this person? There is a very important thing. If you think Mr. Smith may know him, I will call Mr. Smith tomorrow."

Danny was obviously silent for a while, and then he said with some emotion: "I don't know Mr. Smith either. Please don't ask me for information just because you have a name. I'm not an information dealer! If this happens again, please Find Tom!"

Danny pointed and hung up the phone, but Gao Guang felt like he was waking up from a dream.

How could we forget Tom from the CIA? Tom is obviously a professional in intelligence, and he is also a senior member of the largest intelligence organization in the world. He does it for free, and he is also an ally and business partner.

He just did too much business and actually neglected Tom's own job. What a big deal, he was just out of his mind.

Disdainfully despising himself, Gao Guang immediately called Tom.

The call was still connected quickly. After Tom answered the phone, he said in a teasing tone: "Hey, Mad Dog, you finally remembered to call me. What, have you finished your training?"

Gao Guang had no time to chat with Tom. He hurriedly said: "I have a business. Do you know Asamyev? Russian, KGB, oil oligarch..."

"Chelini Grichenko."

Gao Guang stopped describing and said in surprise: "What?"

"Asamyev's real name is Chelini Grichenko, or rather his original name, Asamyev was the name he later changed."

Surprised, Gao Guang asked anxiously: "Do you know him?"

"Of course, it's top secret, but I know you asked the right person. Not many people know about Gritschenko, and I happen to be one of them, because he came from the Middle East. I was the one who escorted him to defect. "One of them.

Ask the right person!

Gao Guang said anxiously: "Tell me quickly what's going on with this person."

Tom said unhurriedly: "Chelini Grichenko, a Russian, was born in 1974. In 1995, he entered the Russian Federal Security Service, also known as the KGB, for training. In 1998, he entered the KGB Special Operations Directorate. A year later, he was transferred to the GRU. In 2001, he was transferred from the GRU to the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service. In 2002, he was transferred to the Tactical Missile Weapons Group as the counterintelligence and security director. In 2003, he completely left the Russian intelligence system and joined Rosneft. Group, he came under suspicion and secret investigation in 2009, and in 2012, he defected, taking with him approximately US$4 billion in assets he had accumulated."

This resume is too glorious and incredible. As for the reason, it is Asamyev's service and employment experience across multiple departments and units.

The Russian Federal Security Service is the successor of the KGB, so there is no problem in calling the Russian Federal Security Service the KGB. The Special Operations Bureau is a subordinate unit of the KGB. This bureau is basically responsible for operations.

Later, he was transferred to the GRU and still served as a commander. The GRU is a special forces unit under the KGB. It is stronger than the famous signal transmitter and Alpha, so there is no doubt about Asamyev's combat effectiveness. It must be very strong. .

Asamyev was then transferred from the GRU to the Foreign Intelligence Service.

The Russian Foreign Intelligence Service is not a subordinate of the KGB, but an independent intelligence unit. Its predecessor was the First General Directorate of the State Security Council of the Soviet Union, and it is considered a parallel unit with the KGB.

He was transferred from the KGB to the Foreign Intelligence Service, from the Foreign Intelligence Service to a military industrial enterprise, and from a military industrial enterprise to an oil group. These may seem normal, but the problem is that intelligence units have difficulty getting in and out. If you want to work across systems, then It is really difficult.

Therefore, Gao Guang couldn't figure out how Assamyev crossed the step from an operator of an intelligence agency to an oil oligarch.

When he didn't understand, he asked, and Gao Guang whispered: "How did he become an oil oligarchy?"

Tom was silent for a moment, and then he finally said: "White Gloves, but he has saved himself a fortune. You can guess it by looking at his resume."

It can be guessed that Gao Guang probably knows why Asamyev was reused, but he doesn't understand why Asamyev can survive until now.

"The Russians didn't think about killing him?"

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Of course, the Russians have tried more than once, but they just couldn't do it. They are under our protection, but they don't need us to do anything for them. 「

Are you protected by the CIA? This seems a bit troublesome. Gao Guang whispered: "I have to be responsible for killing him, man, and I can't seem to refuse now."

Tom said calmly: "It has nothing to do with me or the CIA. Asamyev chose to live in the UK, so it has nothing to do with us."

This was easier to handle, but before Gao Guang could be happy for too long, Tom continued: "It's just that I have to give you a piece of advice, man, Asamyev is the son of destiny, and he is protected by God."

"Destined Son? What do you mean, do you believe this? Or is this a nickname, or is he too strong?"

Tom said very seriously: "It means that he is very lucky. He has the halo of the protagonist all over him. There are too many people who want to kill him. The Russians have tried at least dozens of times, and both the KGB and the Foreign Intelligence Agency have failed. In the end, Asamyev’s opponents also wanted his life, but Asamyev is still alive and well.”

You knew that the person who left Otto helpless was definitely not an ordinary person, but the problem was that the statement that he was a child of destiny was a bit exaggerated.

It's not that Gao Guang doesn't believe in evil, but the so-called "Destined Child" mainly relies on strength and luck. It works once or twice, but it is obviously impossible to survive by relying on luck all the time.

But after all, there was still a shadow in his heart. Gao Guang thought for a long time and finally said: "Do you have any information about him now?"

"No, we are not monitoring him, so I don't know his current situation. I only know that he is still alive. Let me tell you a secret again. The CIA once launched a bet on how long Asamyev can live. I bet on him. After a year, I lost."

After finishing speaking, Tom said with emotion: "At that time, we bet that he would not live more than three years at most, but now, he is still living well, so I advise you to be cautious." \u003e\u003e\u003c