Harry Potter and MI6

Luke actually knew the identity of Doris. She was not only a member of the 28th pure-blood family, but also a member of the very proud Malfoy family.

Although her background remains to be discussed, if she had been nurtured by Lucius Malfoy since she was a child, coupled with her study experience at Durmstrang College, which has a poor reputation, she would have such a character now, which is indeed a comparison.

Something surprising.

As for Ropacz's identity as a werewolf, Luke really never thought about it.

Werewolves and vampires are both dark creatures in the eyes of wizards, but compared to vampires, the status of werewolves can be described as tragic.

In the magical world, they are ostracized because of their uncontrollable urges to hurt people on full moon nights and their irreversible contagiousness.

In the Muggle world, compared to the increasingly popular literary works about falling in love with vampires, werewolves appear more often in horror stories.

But if it is true as what Ekaterina said, the Soviet Union not only made wizards and Muggles stand together, but also allowed werewolves to join on an equal footing.

No wonder Bernard said that the Soviet Union had done what he expected to some extent...

"It seems that you have understood the meaning." Ekaterina gave him some time to think and then said again, "If you don't understand, I will give the example of the "Cambridge Five"."

The title "Cambridge Five" refers to five British aristocrats who graduated from Cambridge. They were all members of the KGB. They had been lurking in the UK for decades and made outstanding contributions to the Soviet Union.

And the five of them are just the leaders. In fact, there are far more than five British people similar to the "Cambridge Five".

"What do you want to say?" Lu Ke vaguely felt something, but it was difficult to grasp the clear outline.

"The Soviet Union has a vast territory, with a land area of ​​22.4022 million square kilometers, and is composed of 15 member states. Since its establishment in 1922, it has developed rapidly, making countless countries regard it as their number one enemy. Why can the Soviet Union do this?

What about this?"

Ekaterina leaned forward and spoke the answer to the question.

"Because people on this land have a common belief and will devote themselves to it without hesitation. Even people with different stances, such as the twenty-eight pure-blood tribes, werewolves, and even British nobles, will be infected by it and join it.

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"It seems that you are also one of the people who joined it?" Lu Ke heard her subtext.

"Yes, but not entirely," Ekaterina sighed, "because when I actually joined, the Soviet Union had already begun to decline."

"I'm not afraid of your jokes. Sir Humphrey once told me that the purpose of British diplomacy is to make Europe a divided Europe, and I first came to the Soviet Union to serve this purpose." Ekaterina

He showed a self-deprecating expression.

"But when I found that this country didn't need me to do anything and that I was already heading towards disintegration, I couldn't help but want to stop it."

These words sounded familiar to Lu Ke, as if he had discovered that Ekaterina would go back in six months, but still wanted to do something.

"Don't think I'm doing something stupid, you know? The existence of the Soviet Union is definitely good for Britain." Ekaterina suddenly put away her smile and said to Luke seriously, "I have done an investigation, and since

The Cold War started in 1947, and the whole world was getting better."

"Not only is science and technology developing rapidly, the people's basic treatment is also improving day by day. Even because the two major forces are evenly matched, it has been a long time since a large-scale war broke out. During this period, humans even entered space for the first time."

Ekaterina gave examples one by one to demonstrate the contribution of the existence of the Soviet Union to the world.

Although Lu Ke would not be easily convinced, he did agree with her opinion to some extent.

But for a moment, he remembered the strange sights he had seen on the way here.

This kind of Moscow was not only different from what Ekaterina described, it was even completely different from what Lu Ke had imagined.

He didn't look strong at all, but instead felt like he was in danger.

‘He doesn’t seem to know anything yet.’ Ropatz’s words rang in Luke’s ears again.

He asked: "What Ropatz said before, I don't know anything, shouldn't he be referring to what you are telling me now, right?"

Hearing this, Ekaterina looked a little sad.

"On August 19, eight hard-liners who sensed something was wrong with the Soviet Union formed a National Emergency Committee in the hope of controlling the trend of disintegration. However, this effort failed in just two days."

"Because Yeltsin, who was supposed to be controlled by the KGB and the biggest driver of the Soviet Union's disintegration, was not blocked at all and appeared outside the parliament building. He quickly gave a speech and framed the members of the committee.

He incited people's emotions and gathered tens of thousands of people outside the parliament building to establish victory."

"As for why he was able to escape control...on the one hand, there is a traitor in the KGB, and on the other hand, it is the reason why I need you to help me."

Luke was thoughtful. Ekaterina spoke very concisely, so concisely that he couldn't understand it. It wasn't until the last sentence that he understood why she said that.

"Is it because of the help from the magic world?"

Ekaterina nodded.

"But what can I do? There are already other werewolves and wizards here." Lu Ke is very sober. In his opinion, there is nothing special about him, and his combat power is not as good as those of adult wizards. For Yekajie

For Lina, there should be one more of herself but no more, and one less of herself but no less.

"At this point in time, every bit of strength is precious." Ekaterina felt a little disappointed. "Compared with the true supplement of strength, your existence is actually an injection of hope."

"Since August 20th, all we have experienced here is farewell, and there has been no infusion of fresh blood for a long time. This is extremely detrimental to the morale of an organization."

She gave a very reasonable answer, and then added: "Actually, this is also Mr. Bernard's idea. He believes that there are some things that only you can do, and he hopes that you can learn something from this operation."

Something different from the knowledge taught in school.”

"I understand, what should we do now?" Lu Ke accepted her statement and asked about the next plan.

"We should go to dinner now." Ekaterina smiled, "I initially judge that we should still have six months, so it is more important to eat first. I also want to introduce you to everyone. See you later.

Tear me down."