Krzhakov nodded and said, "That's a good idea. But your people must control the pace. Make the other person really think that the other person is preventing you from reaching your goal. ”

"I know that." The old guy nodded and pointed at me, "Didn't he just say that?" These two people will be under my command, and of course I have the final say when I do it. ”

"I hope you will be able to make accurate judgments and instructions then." Krzhakov shrugged his shoulders as he spoke, and continued: "By that time I think you will be under a lot of pressure. They're not stalking, they're catching you. They will come at you from all directions, and if you are not careful, you may find yourself in a situation where there is no way to escape. So, at that point I was skeptical that you would be able to get them to start the action in the right place and at the right time. ”

The old fellow listened to Krzhakov's words and looked down for a moment, and after a moment he looked at Krzhakov and said, "What I am best at now may be hide and seek." The old guy smiled a little, "If you fall into nowhere." Aren't there those two people? Can also be a favor. Anyway, the more chaotic the situation, the better. ”

Krzhakov glanced at the old guy and nodded: "That's it for this topic." There's nothing I can do. Now I think there's another issue that's even more important. If this problem is not solved, I don't think the other side will easily play the way we want. ”

"You're saying I'm there for the reason I'm called Niederdorf?" The old guy asked.

"Yes. That's it. You can't just run there and then show up on the streets of Niederdorf, right? There has to be a reason. Reasons for them to all believe. That way they won't rush in without any hesitation. Kerzhakov said.

"Not bad." The old guy nodded, "I've thought about this before. The reason that comes to mind is to sell information. I think I mentioned this to you. ”

"Yes, I mentioned it. But that's just a reminder. Krzhakov said and shook his head slightly, "We need something definite." For example, who is the buyer? You can't do an auction there, can you? ”

"I've thought about it. NATO people, tell them that I am ready to hand over the intelligence to the Russians in exchange for my innocence, or rather, atonement. And to Russia ... It was troublesome, and I couldn't find the right words for a while. After all, if we talk about giving NATO intelligence, this is a bit too fake. They've been chasing me. If I could have traded with them, those things wouldn't have been possible before. Besides, they knew I wouldn't do that. Although they will say and write this in their mouths or reports, they will definitely not think so in their hearts. After speaking, the old guy looked at Krzhakov with some embarrassment, "Do you have any solution?" ”

"Yes." Krzhakov immediately nodded, "It's actually quite simple. He said, gesturing to himself, "Just tell the Russians that you're going to sell intelligence to Dune." ”

"Sold to Dune?" I looked at Krzhakov, "Sold to the organization behind you?" Will the Russians believe it? Besides, do they know there are sand dunes? Didn't you say that not many people know about the dunes? ”

Krzhakov looked at me and smiled: "First of all, I have to tell you that Dune is the best option for this lie at the moment. Buying and selling information is not like you going to the supermarket to buy something. There are some things that can get into trouble when you get them. So some of the deals are not something that an intelligence dealer dares to do. But the dunes are different, and the dunes are much more powerful than you might think. As for what you said, they haven't heard of it, and it's not a problem. What I haven't said in this line, what I don't know is what makes people jealous. What's more, when they learn the name, they will definitely think about it, and as long as they understand it a little, they will realize the seriousness of the problem. After that... ”

"And then they took the bait." The old fellow smiled as well.

"Exactly." Krzhakov said and nodded, "Dune is a name that is not much mentioned, though. But I don't think there is anyone in Russia who hasn't heard of it. Even if you don't, just ask some senior intelligence brokers to find out about Dune's existence. ”

I nodded to understand what Krzhakov meant, but then I thought of another question, I looked at the old guy Younis and said, "I still have a question, and that is, since he," I said, pointing to Krzhakov, "since he was sent to work for NATO to be responsible for capturing you, dealing with the Seventeenth Bureau, and betraying him before, shouldn't Dune help capture you together?" How did you start doing business again? Doesn't that make sense? ”

"Huh." Krzhakov smiled and said, "That's the good thing about the dunes." You don't know, there are factions in the dunes, and the struggle is quite fierce. I... It's just a part-time worker, and doing this for NATO or the Yankees is actually just a business in the dunes. Some of them have been busy working against the Yankees, or for those who are against the Yankees. Do you see what I mean? ”

"Are you saying that there is a lot of factional opposition in Dune? Even to the point where each has its own plans and there are barriers between them? I asked.

"It's not me saying, that's what it is. Among them there is no shortage of guys who are interested in intelligence on the Russian side. Sometimes I feel like they're betting on the big and small, and some people in Dune are very optimistic about Russia, and they think that Russia will become the biggest and most valuable partner of Dune in the future. So... I don't need to go into details. Kerzhakov spread his hands.

"Haha." The old guy laughed, "The most important thing is that those Russian bastards have ghosts in their hearts and are thieves, and they are worried that those things about them will find out what other people have in their hands and will be sold after I have pointed out the value of them." ”

"It's this kind of psychology that I think they will be even more eager to start the arrest of you after they have a preliminary understanding of the sand dunes." Krzhakov said.

"Wait... I waved my hand and said, "Are you thinking too absolutely?" This kind of thing. Won't the Dunes and the Russians involved in the lie be verified between each other? ”

"No, it won't." Krzhakov waved his hand affirmatively, "I said earlier about the situation inside the dunes. In that case, there is no way to verify it, just like a few of us, each representing different departments and factions, there are a lot of secrets between us, so how can an outsider verify which of us did it? ”