Red Moscow

Daniel's words hit Henrik's mind. Although the defense plan received yesterday is true, who can guarantee that the next information is also true? Since I am doing espionage work, I have to be more cautious about some things.

Seeing that Daniel was suspicious at this moment, he felt that it would be better to clarify some things in person. After hesitating for a while, he said: "Mr. Be cautious. Besides, the authenticity of the information cannot be confirmed. Even if I send it over, the Germans may not give me the money. Besides..."

"Besides what?"

"This time I went back to the village. Although I was sent by the Germans, my brother-in-law has to decide many things."

"Your brother-in-law is in charge? Who is your brother-in-law?" After Daniel said this, he immediately thought of who Henrik's brother-in-law was, and quickly added: "Odzanski's son?"

"That's right, it's him." Henryk nodded and said, "It stands to reason that the transactions I made with you are not allowed without his consent."

"What is he, he dares to interfere in our affairs." Daniel stood up, pretending to be angry and said, "Since you think you can't make the decision, then our cooperation will come to an end, leave!" Then he rushed to the other two A soldier shook his head, "Let's go!"

Seeing that Daniel was about to leave, Henryk hurried forward to stop him: "Mr. Second Lieutenant, please wait a moment, I think there are some things we can continue to study."

"Is there anything to study." Daniel said coldly: "You just said that you returned to the village this time, but you are just a follower of Odzanski's son, and you can't decide many things. has no meaning."

"Mr. Second Lieutenant," in Henrik's view, Daniel was his God of Wealth, so how could he let him go so easily. In order to achieve this goal, he planned to take a risky move: "If something happens to my brother-in-law Dobzharski, I can decide everything here."

Daniel heard the implication of Henrik's words, and asked back: "What kind of accident do you plan to make him, you can't let me bring someone into his house and kill their whole family, right?"

"Mr. Second Lieutenant, this is certainly the easiest way." Henrik said, "But it will also cause some troubles, so we must find other ways to make my brother-in-law's death more like a disaster." Accident."

"Make his death look like an accident?" Hearing what Henrik said, Daniel began to think about what method should be used to make Dobzharski's death look like an accident without Others will notice that something is wrong: "Let me think about it, is there any way to achieve the desired effect."

"Comrade Second Lieutenant." Lei Mo, who had been silent since entering the door, suddenly said, "I have a way to make this person's death look like an accident?"

"What way?" Daniel asked back: "Let him go into the forest to hunt, and then be picked to death by the wild boar's fangs? But it's a pity that it's freezing and snowy now, and the wild boars in the forest are looking for places to hide, and it's not easy to find."

"No, Comrade Second Lieutenant, my solution is not to let wild boars pick him to death." Remo explained to Daniel: "Don't say it's not easy to find wild boars this season, even if we can find wild boars, what method can we use to let them go directly What about attacking what we want it to attack?"

"That's right, then tell me, is there any way to create an accident and make Dobzhanski's death more natural?"

"It's very simple, we can let him hit the mine and die." After Lei Mo said his suggestion, without waiting for Daniel to ask again, he took the initiative to say: "Let Henrik lure him out tomorrow, saying that we will be in the forest Trade with him, and then we lay mines on the road he passes. As long as he steps on it, he will be blown to pieces. In this area, the Germans and the Poles fought in the early years, and now we are fighting the Germans, It is quite normal to have a few mines in the forest."

"This is a good way." After Daniel finished speaking, he turned his head to look at Henrik who was sitting opposite him, and asked his own question: "But if we really adopt this method, will it be harmful to Henrik?" Can it do harm?"

"Comrade Second Lieutenant, that's not going to happen." Remo explained to Daniel: "Isn't Henrik's radio station hidden in the forest outside the village? We can bury mines at a certain distance from the radio station. Wait until tomorrow Henrik When taking Dobzhansky to the forest, he pretended to pick up the radio, and then told the other party that we were waiting for us not far ahead, and asked him to come and find us first. As long as Dobzhanski walked along the path of the mines If you come over, you will be blown to pieces. As long as he is dead, our cooperation will be much smoother."

After listening to Remo's words, Daniel asked Henrik with a smile: "Henrik, what do you think of the plan proposed by my subordinate?"

"Very good, very good." Henrik felt that according to Remo's statement, he could indeed make Dobzharski's death look more like an accident without hurting himself, so he nodded and said, "I think This method is good, and it will definitely get rid of Dobzhansky."

"Sergeant Fermi!" Daniel turned around and told Fermi, "Go back and get a mine, preferably a trip mine." Daniel was worried that Fermi would not understand, and explained to him: "If you directly put the mine Buried in the ground, Dobzhansky may not necessarily guess the mine when he passes by the path. But if it is a trip mine, the situation is much better. If he accidentally trips over the wire, the mine can knock him out. It was fried to pieces."

"Understood, Comrade Second Lieutenant." Fermi nodded and said, "I'll go back and get the mines."

After Fermi left, Daniel explained to Henrik: "Since we are going to get rid of Dobzhanski tomorrow, we need to buy the mines first tonight. The footprints left behind will be wiped out by the heavy snow at night." It's well covered."

Naturally, Henrik would not object to Daniel's statement. He was thinking in his heart that as long as he got rid of Dobzharski, he would be able to stand out and become a popular man in front of the Germans. What would be the benefits in the future? Naturally My share is indispensable. Unlike now, Dobzhansky has crushed himself to death. What good is there for the Germans? He eats meat, and he barely drinks some soup.

About an hour later, Fermi came in from the outside, holding a wooden box in his hand, and carefully placed it on the table after entering the door, and said to Daniel: "Comrade Second Lieutenant, I will bring you the mines you asked for." gone."

Hearing that there were landmines in the wooden box on the table, Jamon and his wife exclaimed and hurriedly backed away, fearing that the landmines would explode suddenly and they would be caught in the pond.

Daniel glanced at the two of them, and said angrily, "Don't worry, the strings haven't been hung yet, and it won't explode."

Daniel opened the wooden box, glanced inside, and asked Fermi with some surprise: "Sergeant Fermi, why did you get a jumping mine?"

"Comrade Second Lieutenant," Fermi explained to Daniel, "If it's a simple trip mine, I'm worried that there will be some objects blocking it when it explodes, and it won't have the desired killing effect. But if it's a landmine, don't worry about it." One o'clock, after the trip fuze is triggered, the mine can jump to the waist and explode, even if he wants to hide, he can't dodge it."

After listening to it, Daniel said thoughtfully: "If the landmine jumps up and explodes, the killing area will increase. Will Henrik be accidentally injured by then?"

"As long as it is at a safe distance, there should be no accidental injury." Fermi said: "As long as we choose the location of the mine to be 50 meters away from the hidden radio station, there should be no problem."

"Well, let's act immediately." Daniel said: "As long as there is heavy snow at night, our footprints and other traces can be completely covered up. No more mines we planted. Stop sitting there, Henrik, and take us to where you hid the radio so we can plant the mines."

In this way, under the leadership of Henrik, the three came to the location of the hidden radio station outside the village. After Henryk finished sending the telegram to the Germans, Daniel and the others also laid the mines, and they could only let Dobzharski take the bait after dawn tomorrow.

Early the next morning, Henrik ran to Odzhanski's house, found Dobzhanski, and said to him: "The Russians who provided us with information last time sent a message , said that they could provide us with more information, but for safety reasons, the meeting place should be changed to the forest outside the village."

Hearing that someone from the Soviet army wanted to provide new information, Dobzhanski felt ecstatic. After the intelligence report yesterday, the German army affirmed their achievements, and at the same time notified that they would send someone to send them a sum of money this afternoon to buy off the unsettled elements in the Soviet army. to obtain useful information.

At this moment, he learned that the Soviet army personnel who sent the intelligence were staying in the forest outside the village at this moment. How could he stay there? Get useful information from here."

"There's one more thing I didn't tell you."

"What's the matter?" Dobzhansky asked impatiently.

"According to the Russian commander, what he provided us this time is the deployment map of the entire 48th Army, so extra money is required."

"What an insatiable fellow." Dobzhanski muttered in a low voice, and then asked, "How much money do they need before they are willing to provide us with information?"

"Ten thousand pounds!"

"What, ten thousand pounds?!" Hearing the price, Dobzharski jumped up from his seat, and he yelled at Henrik, "Do you know what ten thousand pounds is? Is human intelligence worth the price?"

"But I have already agreed." Henrik pretended to be embarrassed and said, "If I don't agree, they will turn around and leave. I can't take this risk."

Although Dobzhanski was full of dissatisfaction with his brother-in-law's presumptuous behavior, but in order to obtain useful information, he could only bite the bullet and say: "Ten thousand pounds is ten thousand pounds, as long as they provide information Worth the price."

"They should be waiting for us in the forest now." Henrik said, "Shall we go see them now?"

"It's needless to say." Dobzhanski urged: "Let's start now, don't make the other party wait."

In this way, the two left the village and went to the designated trading place.

When approaching the burial site of the radio station, Henrik stopped involuntarily as he looked at the location where the mine was planted tens of meters away. Seeing this, Dobzhanski asked curiously, "Why don't you go forward?"

"Our radio station is buried nearby, you go there first, and I will dig out the radio station."

"What radio station are you digging now?" Dobzhanski, who was eager to get information, urged, "We'd better go see the Russians first, and it won't be too late to send a telegram to the Germans after we get the information back."

Seeing that his plan had failed, Henrik couldn't help feeling terrified. He knew that if he walked another twenty or thirty meters, he would trip the jumping mine. If he and Dobzhaski walked forward together, once the jumping mine jumped up and exploded, he might be injured as well. In order to avoid this situation, he suddenly covered his stomach, pretended to be in pain and said, "No, my stomach hurts badly. I need to find a place to solve it. You should go there first."

Dobzhansky didn't suspect that the other party was cheating, so he whispered: "It's really a lazy person who spends a lot of time on the ground." Then he took big steps and walked along the path towards the agreed place. But Henryk saw Dobzhaski going away, and hurriedly hid behind a tree to prevent the shrapnel flying across the thunder from accidentally injuring him.

The heavy snow last night did cover the footprints left by Daniel and the others, so that Dobzharski, who was extremely vigilant, didn't notice anything unusual, and still walked forward with big strides. As I was walking, I suddenly felt something tripped under my feet, and then I heard a soft "bang", which seemed to be the sound of opening the cap of a champagne bottle.

Just when Dobzhansky wondered why there was a sound similar to opening the champagne lid, he saw a black thing jumping out of the snow. Before he could see what it was, there was a loud "boom", and then he felt himself being thrown away by a huge force.

Henrik, who was hiding behind a tree, witnessed the scene where Dobzharski was blown up by a landmine, and his legs began to tremble. Although he has been working hard for the Germans, it is the first time he has seen people being killed by landmines. He wanted to stand up and check it out, but his legs were weak. He hugged the tree trunk and tried hard for a long time, but he still couldn't stand up.

At this time, the three Daniels who were hiding in the distance also saw the scene where Dobzharski was blown up by a landmine. They thought that Henrik would show up immediately, and rushed over to check on Dobzhaski's injuries, but after waiting for a long time, they still did not see Henrik's shadow. Daniel couldn't help frowning and said, "It's strange, the mines have exploded, why hasn't Henrik appeared yet?"

Fortunately, Remo was well-informed, and he whispered, "Comrade Second Lieutenant, did Henrik pee out of the explosion scene, so that he hid somewhere trembling?"

"It's possible." Daniel nodded, and then said: "Let's leave him alone, let's go and see how this Dobzhanski is doing."