Struggle in Russia

After much thought, Umerov was already inclined to agree to Vishnyak's conditions, but he was still a little uneasy and asked in a low voice: "I have no objection to your suggestion of changing my job in another department, but there is one thing that worries me... As you know, His Majesty and Grand Duke Constantine are very concerned about this case. Once they find out that I helped you, they may threaten my life, do you think?"

Of course Vishnyak knew what he was worried about. As long as a normal person would have such worries, if Umerov readily agreed without asking this question, then either he was a 250-year-old or he was planning to make a name for himself.

Naturally, someone who can gain a foothold in the officialdom cannot be 250, so the conclusion is that he is planning to make a name for himself.

If Umerov didn't ask about safety issues at all, then Vishniak would turn around and tell Li Xiao to kill this guy immediately. He is not trustworthy at all!

But since Umerov asked, it means that he is still sincere. Although he is not sure how sincere he is, at least he has passed the test for the time being.

Vishniak replied: "Don't worry, as long as you agree, we will send personnel to protect you 24 hours a day to ensure that you are safe!"

Umelov breathed a sigh of relief and was very satisfied with Vishniak's arrangement. He asked again: "If I can work in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which department will I go to?"

Yes, he doesn't want to go to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and still sit on the bench. What's the difference between that and staying in the local court?

Vishniak glanced at him and smiled: "Which department do you want to go to?"

Umerov was delighted and asked quickly: "Can I choose by myself?"

Vishniak sneered: "You have a pretty good idea, but there is no such good thing! If nothing else happens, you can choose to go to the police department or St. Petersburg Part 3."

Umerov was embarrassed, but this was more true. If Vishniak really said it was his choice, he would not believe it, because he was not worth the price and could not have such a good thing!

As for whether to go to the police department or the third part of St. Petersburg, to be honest, he was a little surprised. Because the Third Department in St. Petersburg does not belong to the Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Interior should not be able to place personnel there.

But Vishniak's calm look doesn't seem to be fake. Could it be that the leader of the third part is also involved in this case this time?

But shouldn’t the third part follow the Tsar’s lead? How could it be possible to play opposite the Tsar?

After thinking for a long time, he couldn't figure it out, but this couldn't be blamed on his ignorance. After all, the personnel arrangements for the third part are quite mysterious and generally do not appear in the public eye.

If you don't have some power and status, then you really shouldn't inquire about the third part, otherwise the consequences will be unpredictable.

Naturally, Umerov didn't know that the third part of St. Petersburg was now owned by Li Xiao. If he knew, he would know what the secret was.

But this is not the most important thing to him. How to choose important things.

Should we go to Part 3 or the police department?

Both options have pros and cons for him. Naturally, you will have more power if you go to the third department, but the work done there is all shady and secretive, and it is easy to get involved in fatal disputes, and accidents can easily happen if you are not careful.