"Believe it." Yunis said, "I just said that I have been wandering outside for a long time. When I came back here one day, do you know how I feel?"

Baldachev shook his head slightly and said, "I don't know, because I haven't returned yet."

Yunis spread his hands and said, "Yes, you haven't been back yet. I can tell you my feelings, you can refer to them. When I came back here, I didn't feel much intimate, to be precise, I didn't feel the same feeling as I imagined. In fact, I felt strange. Strangers, strange streets, and even some people's accents were different from before. I seemed to have come to a strange country again." Yunis smiled bitterly, "Am I too sensitive? I hope you don't be like me." Suspend me and looked at Baldachev and said, "You'll turn back to your own after you go back, and you're far from losing everything."

Baldachev smiled and said, "That's called getting. Lost will never be again. I was probably here for a lifetime, but on the surface I was a real Russian, Belarusian. No matter what happened to your family on the other side of the earth, you wouldn't know. They didn't know where you were doing. Unless one day they died, I might get a simple message from some guy's mouth. Sorry, your father or mother died a few days ago. That's all." Baldachev glanced at Yunis and said, "There's nothing else, and you can't do anything. Now I have lost them. I don't even know where their cemetery is."

Yunis sighed slightly and said, "This is the way. When you step into this journey, you will no longer be you. You should have been mentally prepared for a long time."

"Of course." Baldachev laughed, "This time was the most difficult days I've ever suffered. I've been trained to counter-trial, and I've been trained. But... I almost couldn't stand it. Hahaha." He laughed loudly, then coughed several times in a row. After stabilizing his breath, he said, "But I still gain something. Do you know what it is?"

Yunis shrugged and said, "I don't know. What else can you get except pain?"

"Memories." Baldachev said: "Why are you? Do you know?"

"Experience, memory?" Yunis asked back.

"What else can it be except this." Baldachev smiled bitterly, "Although the medicine that makes people speak has a lot of momentum... but I have to say, it is very powerful. It reminded me of some scenes that I should have forgotten. Haha. At that moment, I suddenly knew who I was. I saw a lot of people, familiar places, and familiar things that I was originally familiar with. It's so good."

Yunis smiled and said, "If you are addicted to that thing, or are interested, I can give it to you."

"Haha." Baldachev smiled and said, "Let me leave it for others to use. That thing makes me dream every day, and the side effects are very great. I always can't tell whether it's dreaming or the real thing happened in my dreams. For example, when I was just taken here, I thought I was dreaming again."

"Haha." Yunis also smiled and said, "It seems that I have to make a special report and ask for rewards to those who invented this thing. Haha."

"You have to reward it well." Baldachev said, and he adjusted his sitting position with great difficulty, "A person has memories and experiences that belong to him, and only to him. This is him. If not, then he can be any stranger. Do you understand what I mean?"

"Then shouldn't you thank me?" Yunis asked half-jokingly.

"Thank you, forgot it." Baldachev said: "If you didn't want to exchange me for someone, maybe you would be gentler to me."

"Haha. Yes." Yunis said: "Sorry, we're in a hurry. We want to get what we want from you before handing you over."

"Then you should continue, don't you have some time?" asked Baldachev.

Yunis waved his hand and said, "It's worthless if you make you half-death. Okay, let's talk about our problem. What does it have to do with this period of time and you have lost everything? I still don't understand."

Baldachev said: "When you lose everything, you will become tough and heartless. If I tell you everything I know, what is the value of what I have done over the years? Didn't I ruin everything I have done with my own hands? And it's the only thing I have left, worth my continued battle for."

"No, no, no," said Yunis, "You are not that miserable. Don't you have a woman and a daughter? We wouldn't have met if it weren't for them."

"That's got it," said Baldachev. "Their existence really makes me different. Otherwise, you won't see me, and the last thing your people will see is my body."

Yunis nodded and said, "Just like the suicide Sainz? Did you teach this person one by one?"

Hearing the name Sainz, Baldachev glared at Younis, but after a moment of silence, he still spoke: "Yes. He is my last friend. His death is probably to cover me."

"Why?" said Yunis, "How do you know? Are you a little bit self-indulgent when I say it?"

"Haha." Baldachev said: "We have talked about it, and it was the last time he came to this country when he came to Russia again. I asked him what if one day you were arrested? He looked at me and said calmly, don't worry, you do whatever you should do. No one will know your existence from me." As he said that, he looked at Younis and said: "He did." He sighed long, as if he remembered the scene when Sainz committed suicide.

Yunis nodded and said, "Then I said, I caught your woman and daughter. What would you do?"

This sentence almost made Baldachev stand up from the chair, and his eyes suddenly became sharp and he stared at Younis. And Younis was also very calm and looked at Baldachev very calmly.

After a moment, Baldachev grinned and said, "You are very good at joking. If you really caught it, you wouldn't say so much nonsense to me."

"Why not?" Yunis said: "It's a great pleasure for me to be able to chat with someone like you."

Baldachev shook his head and said, "Chat is chatting. If it is in your hands, you will seize the time to use this to obtain information. In that way, won't you be able to chat with you?"

"Hahaha." Yunis smiled and said, "This is the second thing I really want to figure out. That is where did your women and children go? How did you get them to escape the raid?"

"Haha." Baldachev smiled and said, "Your question is already a question. I know nothing about what is happening outside now. I don't even know how to answer you?"

Yunis shook his head slightly and said, "Have you made arrangements?"

"Of course there are arrangements," said Baldachev. "If you all failed to catch them, then they should be no longer in Belarus."

Yunis nodded and said, "I know this. We should be able to catch them at that time. You asked them to drift down the river and wanted to leave quietly in this way. We had actually stopped them, but at this time, a group of armed personnel suddenly appeared and kidnapped them. After that, we still have the chance to catch them. Do you know? When they were desperate, they turned around and went back to Balawi. You should be very familiar with that place and know what I was talking about, right?"

Baldachev didn't chew, as if he was waiting for the following words of Younis. When Younis saw that he didn't speak, he continued, "Okay, I admit that we didn't catch them. Neither Belarusians, they disappeared under the eyes of Belarusians, as if they had disappeared. Did you arrange this?"

Hearing this, Baldachev smiled relaxedly and said, "If I said that I knew nothing about their actions in the future, and I was also confused, would you believe it?"

"No." Yunis curled his lips and said, "I won't believe it. I don't believe it at all. A woman with a child can escape without leaving any trace in that situation. Although the Belarusians must have made serious mistakes in this matter, even because of stupidity, I still don't believe that they can escape so easily."

Baldachev shook his head slightly and said, "In fact, I made some arrangements, but they did not include what you just said. My original arrangement was that they would take their passports and some cash, go down the water, and then disguise themselves after leaving Slonim and then leave Belarus."

"It's that simple?" asked Yunis, "Have you omitted a lot of important content? What's your woman's name? I remember calling me?" As he said that, he looked back at Ivan, and saw Ivan said, "Kaya Gamova."

"Kaya," Yunis said: "How did she do it? Did you do it for her?"

Baldachev seemed to have heard a joke, and he smiled and said, "She is an ordinary elementary school teacher. A Belarusian woman who is just an ordinary training? That's my wife, not an agent I developed. In fact, she doesn't know exactly what I'm doing, or even my true identity."

"Haha." Yunis smiled and looked at Baldachev, "Is this possible? An ordinary woman and a little girl escaped the search again and again. Have you really not made any special arrangements? Tell me, what can't be said? We didn't catch him, that's the truth. And we don't know where she is. The most important thing is that she must be no longer in Belarus. And you, we will swap you out soon. What else can you say?"

Baldachev shook his head and said, "This is the most honest moment in my life when facing Russians. I really don't know. If you have to ask, I can only tell you that it was done by the Intelligence Agency. Because I made the final contact before being arrested. They should have done a good job and did not let you succeed."

"This is impossible," said Yunis. "Your people were beaten and pissed. To be honest, Sronim was originally our hunting ground. Except for you who did not appear as planned, everything else was under control."

Baldachev looked at Younis in confusion and said, "Are you sure? If that happens, they should be in your hands now."

"I said before, they were all under control, we thought they should have escaped. They were indeed pissed off. I did not exaggerate this at all. Not only did they kill several of them, but they also caught a local snake that you developed in Slonim. The name seems to be... I don't remember it, it doesn't matter, I handed him over to the Belarusians."

At this moment, Ivan, who had been standing behind, said: "It was him who helped us find you."

When Baldachev heard Ivan say this, he thought for a moment and smiled and said, "I know who it is. That guy is just a bastard who sells the country and seeks glory." He sighed and continued, "I didn't expect that I would fall into such a bastard in the end."

"Haha. Many heroes die at the hands of the little people. This is not surprising." Yunis smiled and said, "You don't care about him, but he has been watching your every move. Back to the topic, do you really think they escaped with the help of the Intelligence Agency?"

"Who else can it be?" Baldachev asked back, "Who do you think it will be? Have you arranged another team of people? My own?"

Yunis nodded and said, "I have thought so. But I don't think it's reasonable. If that happens, you don't have to contact the Intelligence Agency at all. After all, you have decided to take them away. If you really have a team of your own people to help you do things, then the whole thing shouldn't have developed like this."

Baldachev smiled and said, "I'm glad you can say that. In fact, I don't have those inexplicable arrangements at all. What I do is intelligence work, not armed organizations. There are no such combatants, and there are not so many weapons."

"Really?" Yunis didn't seem to believe it. "You and I know what you want to do in Belarus. When you reach a certain stage, you must have someone like that."

"But it hasn't arrived at that time, right? Besides, even at that time, I don't need to prepare such people. Naturally, someone will provide me with it. I will come up with plans and plans, and they will do things." Baldachev said.

"Something makes sense. But do you have no security staff in Snonim?" asked Yunis.
Chapter completed!