"I think that guy probably knows it." Evans said, "He still doesn't know that the sky is high and the earth is much better than before." As he said that, he waved his hands and said, "Forget it, let's not talk about these. It's useless to say these. Everyone has their own way of living, and they choose their own paths."

Pete smiled and said, "Why do I think you have seen through life when doing business with Mexicans?"

"A little bit." Evans said: "Since I started doing business with that woman, I have paid special attention to the news over there and some news circulating underground. These true or false news made me feel that life and death were actually chosen by myself." After saying that, he looked at Pete and said: "I won't say it anymore. When you reach my age, you may understand what I am talking about."

Pi Te nodded and immediately changed the topic: "I actually need your help."

"Help? Of course. Is there anything I need to do?" Evans said actively, "Do you need guys?" He also gestured with a long spear.

"No, no, no," said Pitt. "No, not these. I want to ask you, you have been in Helmet for a long time. Do you have any more reliable people who know you?"

"People?" Evans asked back a little unexpectedly: "Of course I know a lot of people, but can you be more specific? Reliable? I think the people I know are pretty good."

"Talk it straight, I need staff now." Pete said: "I left the second floor and now I have to take charge of a department. To be honest, this department is a bit less popular. More importantly, I need some reliable staff now, but I don't. So, I want to ask you if anyone can recommend it to me."

"Responsible for a department?" Evans said happily and surprisedly: "I was promoted so soon?" But he said with a little strange: "What does it mean to not attract people to like? What department?"

"Because this department is responsible for internal monitoring," said Pitt.

"Inner surveillance?" Evans was stunned and said, "That's the one who monitors our Helmet?"

"It's almost the case." Pete smiled bitterly and said, "You know that the Russians had infiltrated Helmet before, and the conflict with the Russians that was about to begin was also caused by this. So..."

Evans seemed not very concerned about this, but he said, "It seems like there was such a department before. Are you going to replace them?"

"I don't know the specificity," said Pitt. "If we look at the things that happened before, the security department now is obviously...it should be said to be quite a failure. Anyway, Mr. Lille should be very dissatisfied with them. Otherwise, he would not have asked to form such a department."

Evans nodded and said, "I understand. That is to say, the focus of your department is to prevent Helmet's people from being infiltrated by some foreign forces?"

"Simply put, it is indeed the case. But it is actually a bit more complicated." Peter said.

"I understand." Evans said, thinking for a while, "I think you should count Aley. She is a good girl. You know her. She has been through life and death with us, and she has to trust her. And you shouldn't have to work like before, right?"

"No, of course not. Compared to the second floor, they are soldiers." Pete said: "The new department should belong to a police department. They face more people who obey management, rather than militants who have weapons in their hands and have systematic military training."

"Then I think this is quite suitable for Eli," Evans said. "She may not be able to go back to the second floor now. But she is still fine and worked in Halemet for a while."

"Why?" Pete asked in confusion, "Is Halemet such a great benefit? With Ali, can't you find any other jobs except here?"

"This cannot be simply concluded." Evans shook his head and said, "Everyone is not forced to come to Helmet. We are all people who think they are good at doing this. To be honest, we are all very happy in Helmet. We not only make money that ordinary people cannot make, but also have some experiences and friendship that others cannot have. If we leave Helmet one day, it is equivalent to saying goodbye to ourselves in the past and we will become another person." Evans shrugged and said, "Being another person may not be a bad thing, but this is not something that a person will do easily, right?"

"Become another person..." This sentence made Pete think of the past and when he was selected. Didn't he become another person compared to his current self?

"It's right." Pete said: "It's not easy. So you can help me contact Eli. First ask her if she is willing to do it. If she wants, she will come to find me in the past two days. I am now restricted to Helmet and cannot leave."

"Okay, I understand." Although Evans was curious about why Pete was restricted to Helmet, he didn't ask, just said: "I will bring the words, I think she will do it."

"Is there anyone else?" Pete said immediately: "I also need some manpower, reliable, and some practical experience."

"Let me think about it, okay?" Evans said: "I have been in Helmet for a long time and know a lot of people, but I recommend it for a while... I have to think about it." He looked at Pitt and said: "Are there any special requirements? Is it time for me to have anything else besides what you just said?"

"It's better to have some specialties," Pete said. "Stalking, surveillance, reconnaissance, and ambushing. I may do more of these things in the future."

"I understand. I think about it and give you an answer as soon as possible." Evans said.

"Okay." Pi Te nodded and said, "But it should be as soon as possible."

"You haven't said how many people you want?" Evans asked.

"At least two. No need to force me, I want the best. If there aren't so many, it's OK to be alone." Pete said.

"Okay. I get it." Evans said, looking at Pete and said, "To be honest, your errand is really not very good."

"It's not very good." Pete shrugged, "But this job is obviously much better than doing it with the Russians."
Chapter completed!