Because when they die, they will write them off? Let them go? Don't be nonsense. In their own impression, the Russians are not that noble and have never been so noble. Instead, they are good at filing. Only when they are alive can they not dare to do anything randomly. After all, the Russians do not want to kill themselves with one shot. They want to use themselves to achieve the goal of cracking the intelligence network. Then they can use this as a condition to exchange with them to ensure that their wives and children can safely leave the Russian sphere of influence and go to a safe place. And even if the Russians kill themselves or throw themselves in prison and lock themselves up for a lifetime, they will never think of them again, and their goals will be achieved.

And if they were successfully rescued by their own people, it would be similar. On the last call, I clearly stated that as long as they could be rescued safely, I didn’t have to worry about myself. Russians would not get anything from them, give their wives and children a new identity, become Americans, and let them live a good life there.

For these reasons, he cannot die. He must live, at least for a while, so that he can know who they have fallen into in the end, and ensure that they can survive well before making the final choice.

Thinking of this, he looked at the pistol without bullets. At this moment, a shout came from outside, "Our patience is limited. Your bullet is not infinite. We can have a good talk if we give up resistance."

Listening to such a shout, looking at the pistol in his hand and the phone that had been burned by him, Baldachev smiled helplessly. The scene he had imagined countless times finally appeared, and when it really appeared, he was much calmer than he imagined, as if everything was normal and smooth.

"Get out. We don't want to hurt you. You should know this, and you also know that you can't escape. Give up resistance and we can talk." The shouts came over again.

Hearing this shout, Baldachev threw away the pistol without bullets in his hand, and after sorting out his clothes, he shouted outside: "Okay! I'll give up resisting."

When everyone outside heard his response, they breathed a sigh of relief. It was easy for them to take down this small cabin. Just shoot at the wooden cabin and add a grenade and do everything. But everyone received a dead order to catch the living and try to be intact, otherwise this guy would not have the chance to hide in this damn small cabin.

The caller looked back at Ashraf, and after seeing Ashraf nodding at him, he immediately said again: "Then please walk out of the wooden house. We will not shoot. To ensure that there is no misunderstanding, please come out and raise your hands and leave your torso so that we can see them clearly."

"Okay. I'll come out soon." Baldachev was not confused at this moment. After agreeing, he walked to the door. After looking at his hands, he raised them over his head, "I'm coming out. I'm coming out." After shouting twice in advance, he walked out with his hands.

"Okay." After seeing this guy come out, several lights shone on him.

"Go forward, go forward. Yes, go forward, don't walk over too quickly." The person who called continued to shout.

Baldachev cooperated and did as he said, "Can you not look at my face? Move the damn lamp away."

"Okay, please stop." The person who called out stopped and signaled to the two people beside him, and then said, "Is there anyone else in the wooden house?"

"I'm the only one." Baldachev said expressionlessly.

The person who called out did not believe it, and he immediately signaled that the person who was already on the other side of the cabin leaned towards the cabin. At the same time, two people quickly approached Baldachev, handcuffed his hands behind him, and then quickly searched him in front of Ashraf.

Ashraf picked up the flashlight in his hand and shone it directly on Baldachev's face. Then he picked up the photo and looked at it in comparison. After confirming that there was no problem, he pulled Baldachev and said, "Come with me."

"Don't try so hard. I'll follow you." Baldachev said calmly: "I want to know whether you have caught my wife and children?"

Ashraf did not let go of his hand, but saw him saying without looking back: "It's being caught, they can't run much far away. Don't worry."

Baldachev didn't chew anymore and was soon taken to a place where parking was possible by the woods. Ivan was waiting here. After seeing Baldachev, Ivan confirmed that the person in front of him was the person he was going to catch. He smiled and said, "Please get in the car, Mr. Baldachev. We will be very busy downstairs, by the way. Have you had dinner?"

Ivan looked at Baldachev who was taken into the car and turned to Ashraf and said, "Have he said anything?"

"He only asked me if his wife and children were in our hands. He said nothing except this." Ashraf said: "I had arranged for someone to chase him before. His wife and children were floating along the river in a small wooden boat, not too fast. My people should be able to chase them soon."

Ivan nodded and turned to his car, but after taking a few steps, he suddenly turned around and said, "Take people to support them immediately. The Belarusians who had exchanged fire with you before were unable to stop them. It is hard to guarantee that they would not think about picking up the woman and the child."

"Didn't you just say that they have broken through a checkpoint and left the north of the city?" Ashraf said: "Isn't the previous explosion that they made?"

"Be careful," said Ivan. "Take people with you. Everything this guy does is for them, which is very important to him. If Baldachev is a door, they are the key to opening it. Go quickly and be sure to find and bring people back as soon as possible. I will ask Belarusians to send people along the river to blockade to prevent irrelevant, especially Americans who are close there. There will be Belarusians in contact with you later."

"I understand." Ashraf agreed and immediately called the others to get in the car. After getting in the car, he immediately took out the phone to contact the person who was sent by him not long ago to pursue the small wooden boat.

After getting in the car, Ivan glanced at Baldachev in the back seat, and smiled and said, "Can you know your full name?"

Baldachev glanced at Ivan and said, "Would you not know what my name is when you come and catch me?"

"I want to hear you say it yourself. You know we have to find some topics to talk about, otherwise the atmosphere will become very awkward." Ivan said with a smile.

Baldachev sighed slightly and said, "The name doesn't matter. I don't think you are interested in it. Didn't you say that you have supper? I'm really hungry. If you want to chat, why not wait until I'm full before talking."

"No problem." Ivan nodded immediately, "What do you like to eat? I'll ask someone to arrange it for you right away. But I know you want to delay some time. See if we can really catch your wife and children, right?" Ivan looked at the time and said, "Your route was not something you thought of temporarily, but you have practiced it in your mind many times before, and you may even have tried it yourself. So the time it takes them to leave here along the river may be within these ten minutes, right?"

Baldachev looked at John, and did not answer directly, but continued, "Eat, go for supper first."

Just as Baldachev was taken away, John took Pete, Thun, Matthew, and Curtman downstream along the river. At first there was a road for cars to drive, but not long after, he could only walk along the river.

There is insufficient light at night, and there will be no street lights in such a place. This makes Pete and his team slower than they imagined, at least it will be slower than they thought, at least it will be slower than they think. Fortunately, they didn't go far in the woods by the river, and there was movement in front of them. They first saw the light, which was the light flashed by the flashlight. Then they heard the sound of someone talking. These people spoke Russian, and needless to say, they knew that these people came to Baldachev's wife and children like themselves.

Pete, who was walking in front of the team, raised his hand and stopped. Then he signaled to John behind him after determining the direction the other party was moving. After John came to him, he whispered: "They seem to be setting something."

John listened carefully to the voices coming from time to time and said, "Let's take a look."

Pi Te nodded and quietly touched with a gun. The closer to the river, the louder the sound of the river. With the rustling wind blowing in the woods, it was impossible to hear what those people were saying, but this also made Pitt and his actions silent. After coming to about fifty or sixty meters behind these people, no one among them was alarmed.

John squatted down slowly, and then quickly looked at the people by the river. These people were busy pulling something, and someone was talking to someone with a walkie-talkie. Just as he wanted to hear what the other party was saying, Pete said to John softly: "There are also people on the other side of the river."

John immediately looked at the other side, and saw that there were figures at the opposite side and there were flashlights at the corresponding position on the other side.

"What are they doing?" Peter looked at the people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait and said, "Are they going to intercept here?"

John looked at the river surface and the surrounding conditions. What Pitt said was indeed possible. The river surface in this place is not wide, which is a curve. It seems that the river water flows very slowly. If you want to intercept it on the river surface, it is indeed a good place. But isn't this a bit stupid? Wouldn't they take a boat from somewhere and go to catch up? This is not the only wooden boat in this place, right? And it's too slow. How long has it been? Has the boat not floated here yet?

Just as he was thinking this, there was a sudden movement from the river in the south. A sound of motor came, and a small speedboat drove over and quickly slowed down after approaching here. Then he heard someone on the boat shouting at the people on the shore.

After hearing the other party's call, John immediately said, "The people on the boat are shouting that the ship is coming. Be careful if that woman has a gun."

Peter looked at John and was about to speak, but he heard the people on the shore say a few words, and John said, "He said that the woman had no bullets and had all been exhausted before, so don't worry."

"That means they have caught up with each other before, but were beaten back by this woman?" asked Pete.

"I think so." John whispered, "It seems that this woman is not that easy to deal with."

"What should we do?" asked Pete.

John looked around and said, "Prepare to start. Since we encounter it, we will solve it here. We don't have time to find other opportunities."

"I understand." Pete responded and said, "Then I'll call the others up."

"No, I'll go back with you." John said: "Let's go back slowly."

After returning to the others, John immediately said, "We're going here, they're going to intercept the wooden boat in this place."

"Will you do it right now?" Thun asked.

"When the woman and the child appear, we will shoot immediately after they appear and take the woman and the child to the ashore and leave here." John said, and looked at Curtman and said, "You stay behind. First, help me look at the back, and second, let your people help us see where we can leave here. After we receive people, we must leave this ghost place immediately."

"Okay, I understand." But as they agreed, John looked at Pitt and the other three and said, "This side and the people on the opposite side must be killed at the same time. Who of you three will be responsible for killing the people on the opposite side?"

Pete and the other two looked at each other, but no one sniffed. This was not a matter of courage, but in this case, it was very difficult to hit the person on the other side across a river. It was easy to pull the trigger, but it was necessary to hit...

"Just Pete." Seeing that no one was chewing, John directly specified: "Peter, you are responsible for dealing with the people on the other side of the river."

"Okay...Okay." Pete reluctantly agreed.

"Don't be nervous. According to my judgment, there are probably two people on the other side. Both of them are holding flashlights and standing very close. Just hit the spot where the flashlight is shining. It should be possible to hit it." As he said that, he handed the rifle he used in his hand to Pete and said, "Use this with a scope, I got it from the gun of a guy who was killed.

Pete took the gun and tried it, and handed the one in his hand to John. While taking it, John looked at the others and said, "Others, Toon, you are responsible for killing the people near our shore. Matthew, you are responsible for the speedboat. I am responsible for the back and forth support. Do you understand?"
Chapter completed!