"No." Lille smiled and said, "Since they want to see our reaction, let's show them." After that, he looked at Megan and said, "Take a team of people right away, go to this Moritz Square, and check the inside and out of the square clearly, bring everything you should bring, and go with you without any hiding, do what you should do. Just think that we really want to exchange with them there."

Megan looked at Lill and said, "Did you mean to let them discover us?"

"Yes. It's about letting them see you and knowing that you are really preparing. I think only in this way can they feel at ease, because this is the normal reaction we should have." Lille said.

Megan nodded to show his understanding, while Pete said, "What about us? Are we going together?"

"No." Lille immediately waved his hands and said, "Your task is still to prepare for action outside the Heising restaurant. I said, this is just that they should return to that restaurant in the end. Our preparations in the square will make them even more uneasy." Lille smiled and said, "You are not suitable to appear in that square either."

"Then I'll go and prepare immediately." Megan looked at Pitt and said, "Take people out to Moritz Square."

"Okay, go." Lille watched Megan leave the office, then he sat down again, and after thinking about it, "Where did we talk about it before?"

At this moment, Ivan was walking along the road outside the mobilization in the zoo east of Berlin. This was his second round here. In fact, in his opinion, this place was indeed good, much more suitable than the Moritz Square he proposed. He turned his head and looked at a subordinate who was walking around from the other side of the zoo. After signaling to the man, he sat on a bench on the side of the road.

Ivan's subordinate soon crossed the road and came to him, and sat down beside him. Ivan said, "How is it? Have you found anything?"

The man shook his head and said, "No. Everything is normal. The terrain here is very simple. There is a circle of roads around the zoo, and there is a small square on both sides of the north and south. Except for some people at the entrance of the zoo, the roads in other places are similar to what they see, with no people, and even fewer places. If it is at night, I think there should be no people on the way."

Ivan nodded. The man said the same feeling as he saw. He only heard him say, "Is this place really suitable for completing the exchange?"

After looking at Ivan, Ivan said, "That's true. This place cannot hide people at all. You can notice it at night as long as there is some movement. I think Americans only want to change to this point."

Ivan shook his head slightly and said, "It's not just that. They seem to be unwilling to let the Germans know too much about them. Lille was guarding against the Germans in and out of the words." At this point, Ivan smiled and said, "It seems that the relationship between them is very delicate. The countries such as NATO, especially the leading countries, are not as harmonious as they seem on the surface." He sighed slightly and said, "But this is normal. The Germans are not settled people. Some of them have money and are more ambitious. Why are they always controlled by others? Look at the current EU? How can the Germans be like a defeated country? They look more like winners than Britain and France."

Ivan's subordinate smiled and said, "Do we want to take a look again? Or check around?"

Ivan did not answer immediately, but said after a little thought: "Then check it around, especially the street agreed by the Americans, just southwest, take a closer look there and see what's special about that place."

"Okay." Ivan's subordinate said: "I'll go and have a look right away."

"Call a few more people." After Ivan said that, he stood up and looked at the way he had just arrived: "I'll be in the car first and wait for your news."

Ivan watched his subordinate walk away, but instead of leaving, he took out a cigarette and smoked it. He took out the map on the bench and looked back and forth for about twenty minutes before getting up and walking out. And just as he had just returned to his car, the phone he carried with him rang.

Ivan immediately took out the phone and answered it, and a voice from someone came from the other side of the phone said, "Sir, there is something happening here in Moritz Square."

"What's the situation?" Ivan was calm, as if everything was in his expectation.

"The Americans arrived." The other party said, "They came a lot of people. They were like tourists and passers-by looking around."

"Are you sure they are American?" Ivan asked.

"Confirm. Because I saw the American woman who had been involved in the negotiations before." The other party said.

"That woman named Megan?" Ivan said: "Are you sure?"

"Sir, sure. Although this woman dressed up, I recognized her as soon as she entered the square. I don't think it's wrong." The other party said.

"Very good." Ivan said: "What are they doing there?"

"Take a photo, and then there are people who seem to be monitoring it." The other party said.

When Ivan heard the other party say this, he smiled and said, "How many people have they come?"

"As far as we have discovered, there are more than ten people. They come from different directions in the square. Two or three people are in a group, each with their own tasks. Some are checking the shops, some are taking photos everywhere, and some are looking for people around them. They are probably looking for us." The other party said.

"Follow them and see what they did." Ivan said.

"I understand." The other party said, "I will keep an eye on them."

After answering, Ivan hung up the phone. He had just hung up the phone. The one who had been sitting on the bench with him came to the side of the car and reached out to open the door and sat in.

"How is it?" Ivan asked after the man sat in.

"Nothing special. I have seen that road, it's very ordinary road, there are few shops on both sides, and there are not many small streets and alleys, which seem to be more secluded than other places." The man said.

Ivan nodded and said, "There is nothing special. There are no tall buildings around here. They are all low buildings." After saying that, he smiled and said, "It seems that the Americans are really worried about us." As he said, he looked at his subordinates and said, "They have sent people to Moritz Square."

"Then what do we do?" asked this subordinate of Ivan.

Ivan thought for a while and said, "Arrange a few people who are smart and cautious to stay here, and the others will retreat. Let's go to that square to have a look."

"Okay." The man agreed and said, "I'll make arrangements right away." After that, he opened the car door and walked down.

That night, Ivan returned to the Russian embassy after dinner. As soon as he entered the door, someone found him and told him that Yunis, Moscow, had called him not long ago, so he immediately returned to his office, picked up the phone and called Yunis.

At this moment, Yunis had left the office and was sitting in the car home. After receiving the call from Ivan, he immediately said, "How is it today?"

"I just returned to the embassy and just wanted to report to you." Ivan said, sitting in his seat and then said: "The Americans quickly responded to our request to change the exchange location and to Moritz Square near the city center."

"Oh? They agreed?" asked Yunis.

"I agreed. It was just forced." Ivan smiled and said, "Actually, they insisted not to change, and they also told me a lot of truths. But with my insistence, they were forced to accept it."

"Haha. Is that right? What afterwards? Have you visited the zoo they proposed before?" asked Yunis.

"Let's talk about the zoo first," Ivan said: "I've seen it there. To be honest, it's really more suitable there."

"Is that?" Yunis asked back and said, "Don't just look at the surface. If they want to be there, there will be no other deeper intentions?"

"I took people to check it out." Ivan said: "It is very secluded, there are few people on the road, and the surrounding terrain is also very simple. The key is that no suspicious people or phenomena are found."

After hearing Ivan say this, Yunis was silent for a moment and said, "Now your people are withdrawing from there?"

"No. I left some people there," said Ivan. "If they had any bad intentions before, they would definitely make some arrangements there. We have not found it yet, but now we have clearly rejected the request for exchanges there and proposed in Moritz Square, if they really had arrangements at the zoo, they would definitely react today, at least they would evacuate."

"You did a good job," Yunis said immediately, "Let your people keep a close eye on it. Although it seems that we are overthinking now, we still have to be careful. Tell us about the Americans' reaction."

"Their reaction was very reluctant at first, but after my insistence, I agreed. I had sent someone to that square before, probably for investigation, for fear that we would plot against them." Ivan said.

"Haha." Yunis said happily: "How many people have they sent?"

"The news I have received is more than a dozen people. They entered the area from different directions of the square. I think they are very serious and have prepared for the day after tomorrow's exchange." Ivan said: "I left someone there, and originally planned to go there in person in a while."

"I have to go and see," said Younis. "When are you going to tell them the real exchange location?"
Chapter completed!