Twenty Seven Years

  Chapter 100 I believe in you

   Boyin was silent.

  Sacrificing Verac to get him out again is the most valuable and feasible way. But he didn't know how to accept it, because he was the ultimate beneficiary, and Verak would have no hope of getting out.

  Villac saw Boyin’s intolerance, he grinned, and habitually reached out and patted Boyne’s shoulder: “There is no burden, what we need to do next is to return the time to a day ago.”

   "K-Verak..." Boin still had trouble adapting to the new address, "You..."

"As a low-level civilian who has been saved by you all the time, it took me too much time and too many things to change my inner thoughts, not to mention other civilians and those with vested interests." Wei Wei Lak said, "The only help I can provide is this. The road ahead will be difficult. I hope you can go on."

   "Yes, the flame of freedom and equality once ignited will never be extinguished." Boyin said firmly.

  Verak also believed in this, because he was changed by such a small flame.

  In the future, there will be more and more flames gathered together, turning into a raging, fierce and unstoppable fire, burning up the barbarism, the dross, and the old.

   "It's been a while since you've been here. We'd better do it as soon as possible, so as not to leave too much time for Rock Shriver to think about it." Veraker believed that the sooner the plan was implemented, the safer it would be. After a brief silence, he suggested starting immediately.

   "...Okay." Boyne told Veraker the locations of the two stations specially used to transmit the plan's termination signal.

   After Verak wrote it down, the two walked towards the door together.

  They tacitly did not agree with the lines in advance, because it would be more deliberate if they were adjusted in advance. In front of Rock Shriver, any omission may lead to the failure of the plan.

   They did not tell each other.

   After all, both parties have seen each other's acting skills, and they both have confidence in each other.

  Boin opened the door, and said to the two guard agents who immediately surrounded him: "The deal is over, take us to see Rock Shriver."

   "Okay, Mr. Boyne." The two agents brought Boyne and Veraker to Rockshriver's office again.

   "So fast?" Locke Shriver was processing the documents, and when he heard the agent say that Boyne had settled it, he hurriedly asked the two of them to come in and sit down, "Mr. Chris, in the future, you will definitely be grateful for the decision you made today."

  The situation was very good, and Locke Shriver did not aggressively mock Veraker for not being firm enough, and his attitude changed very quickly and naturally.

  Verak sat on a chair and looked out of the window worriedly, as if he was still a little unwilling and unconvinced: "What do you want to know?"

   Rock Shriver, who was playing with the pen, smiled and saw Veraker's performance: "Of course it's something we don't know."

"...I heard Boyin talk about the sites he disclosed to you. Those sites are indeed important to our Equality Society, but the most critical ones have the highest authority. Only I know the location of the sites that are mainly responsible for contacting informants from all over the country and even other countries. .” Verak looked at Rock Shriver, his shoulders were loose, and his momentum was far less than before, “Let me tell you, are you sure you can guarantee their safety?”

"As long as they are as sensible as you and don't take the initiative to attack us, we certainly won't take the initiative. Even if I don't promise you, you should know that the World Expo is about to open. At this time, several large-scale fights broke out in the capital. How bad the influence will be." Rock Shriver turned the chair, "So don't worry, I will give them a chance."

  Verak thought for a few seconds, and as if he had made up his mind, he announced the locations of the two sites.

  The assistant of Rock Shriver in the office recorded the location verbatim, then looked at Rock Shriver, and after Rock Shriver nodded slightly, he strode out of the office to verify the information.

   "You just said that as long as they don't take the initiative to attack you, you won't do anything, right?" After the staff responsible for the verification left, Verak took the breakthrough point in Locke Shriver's words and started the plan officially.

   "If they don't have the big picture like you, and insist on fighting to the death, I can only kill them on the spot." Locke Shreve spread his hands, with a helpless expression on his face.

   "Chris, or I'll persuade them." Boyne suggested, "With Morais and Chloe's temperament, if there is no convincing explanation, they will definitely lead people to resist to the end."

  Verak shook his head: "They obey me. If I persuade them, they should listen."

  The two are very smart, and it was a conversation at the beginning. Now the question thrown at Rock Shriver directly changed from "Can I go out and persuade them" to "Who do you choose to go out and persuade them".

  This small psychological tactic can also relatively improve the success rate of the plan.

   "You wrote "The Theory of Equality". If you tell them to surrender at this time, it will definitely be difficult for them to accept." Boyne seemed to be reasonably analyzing the feasibility of "Chris" to persuade.

   "Precisely in this way, they can completely make them...recognize the reality." Verak did not forget to maintain a little hesitation when arguing with Boyne.

  Lock Shriver raised his eyebrows and said, "If someone can persuade them to surrender, that would be the best. However, I think Mr. Boyne is the most suitable candidate."

  When Verac and Boin heard this, their hearts jumped.

  The plan is successful, Rock Shriver is in the set!

   "Why?" Verak hid his joy and asked the reason with a frown.

   Both parties knew well that Veraker's identity was much more important than Boin's, and it was too risky for him to go out.

But Rock Shriver couldn't say it directly. After all, he had just established trust with 'Chris', so he tactfully changed his wording to prevaricate: "You two are the core of the rebellious party, so no matter who persuades , I think the effect is the same. It just so happens that Mr. White, the Minister of Security, is going to see you. Mr. Yin, go."

   "Leave it to me, Chris." Boyne said solemnly, "I assure you, I will convince them and not let anyone get hurt."

  Verak didn't speak.

  Rock Shriver smiled and stood up: "Mr. Chris, you must trust Mr. Boyne's ability."

   "When are you going to persuade them?" Verac didn't argue any further, and asked Boyin for the time.

Boin looked at Locke Shriver, who put his hands in his pockets and walked slowly to the window: "It won't be long before the delegations from various countries at the World Expo will arrive in Laizein one after another, so it's best to get this matter settled as soon as possible. Burin Mr. Yin, I need you to work harder and get ready, maybe this afternoon or evening I will go to persuade you to surrender."

   "Okay." Boyin responded with a slight nod.

Two hours later, the agent in charge of verifying the two sites mentioned by Veraker returned and confirmed the authenticity of the information to Rock Shriver. All the party sites set up eyeliners, and at the same time prevented Boyin from leaving.

   "Mr. Boyne, I hope you won't disappoint me, and don't push your companions into the abyss." Before leaving, Rock Shriver threatened Boyne calmly in front of the Ministry of Security building.

  Boyin understood the meaning: "Just don't forget your promise."

   "Please rest assured." Rock Shriver smiled.

   "Chris." Boin looked at Verak next to Rockshriver, his eyes flickered, and he pursed his lips for a long time before solemnly saying, "I will lead them to live."

  Verak stood upright. He knew that today might be the last time he saw the blue sky, but he still had a calm face, even with a hint of a smile: "I believe in you."

  Boin didn't say any more, and under the cover of the agents, he got into a car and left through the side door.

   "Let's go, Mr. Chris." Watching the car go away, Rock Shriver turned around, "Maybe there will be good news tomorrow."

"Most definitely."

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