"I believe this, so I asked you to return to Helmet to achieve this as soon as possible." Miller said: "By the way, how about that guy?"

"I've had a good life and I'm very stable. But he cares very much about his women and children. He keeps asking Pete, who sent him back, what happened that night." Lille said.

"Is that so? Eric will go tomorrow. But this guy still has to stay in Halemet for a while," Miller said.

"It's OK," Lill said, "But what do you want to deal with this guy?"

"You have to make things clear, including some things that happened before. Do you have any suggestions?" Miller asked.

"I think you still have to appease me. No matter what, he is the most effective weapon against the Russians." Lill said: "I believe you will not deny this. Even if he is exposed now, his understanding of the Russians is definitely not something we can compare with. Unless you have better intelligence personnel and intelligence networks in the Russians, otherwise..."

Miller smiled and said, "What you said makes sense. But this guy... is very complicated, not that simple."

"Then talk," Lille said. "It's better to find his women and children."

"I've been looking for it," Miller said: "Even now, the Russians are still looking for it, and it's probably the ones who will soon suffer casualties."

"That has to continue," Lill said: "If it falls into the hands of the Russians, it's over."

"I know this. But don't you suspect that they have had some accident?" Miller asked.

"I don't know." Lill said: "This is indeed strange. But judging from all aspects, they escaped from Pete and did not fall into the hands of the Russians. In other words, they should have escaped by themselves. There is no evidence to prove that something happened to them."

"Okay." Miller obviously didn't want to worry about this anymore, and just heard him say, "Maybe you'll be able to show up after a while."

"Do you have anything to tell me?" Lill sighed, "I really want to go and rest now."

"Yes, of course," Miller said: "We are preparing for a fight."

"What kind of action?" Lille asked.

"Suppose a small country." Miller said: "I need you to provide combatants. I will do it soon."

"Who is it subverted?" Lille continued.

"I'll talk to you after we meet. I'll talk to you first so that I won't be in a hurry." Miller said.

"It seems you need a lot of people?" Lille asked.

"Yes. My first step requires at least three hundred people." Miller said.

"Three hundred fully armed people?" Lill frowned and said, "This is a battalion. What do you want to do? Do you invade directly?"

"No, no, no. It's not enough if an invasion of a battalion. But I might want more after that." Miller said: "You have to prepare it for me."

"You have to give me a rough number. How many people do you need at most?" Lille asked: "This way I can make arrangements."

"One thousand. It is likely to take one thousand people. I will wait for you to talk to you in person. By the way, all of them must be prepared, including a series of weapons and equipment." Miller said.

"Okay." Lille said: "I understand. I will arrange it, but wait until I get some sleep."

"Okay, old man. Go and have a rest." Miller said: "If I have bad news, I will call you."

Lille smiled bitterly and hung up the phone, then left the office. For Pitt, he had already selected personnel, and he didn't know these people, but only selected them according to his expectations and needs as described in the information. However, he left a few places to see if Evans could find a suitable candidate.

After doing this, Pete lay on the bed and turned on the TV. But he was thinking about things in his mind. First of all, he had to contact the outside world as soon as possible. Regarding Baldachev, he must pass on the situation of this guy as soon as possible and get specific instructions. That is, whether to instigate him or not, if so, what kind of way should he contact and who would do this? From the current point of view, this guy's situation is not optimistic in the future, and this point can be seen from his attitude towards him. However, it is difficult to determine what will happen to him in the end. At present, the means and personnel to deal with the Russians are needed, and this guy is obviously suitable. In other words, the Intelligence Agency will probably not make things too difficult for this guy, at least at this point in time. If this happens, he should be free soon, and the opportunity to contact him will come.

Thinking of this, Pete took a deep breath and told himself secretly that what he needed now is patience. Only by waiting quietly, doing what he should do as Peter King is the most important thing. He cannot take care of other things and cannot take care of them.

The next morning, when Pete had just had breakfast in Helmet and was about to talk to Evans to see that he had news about the matter he asked him, Eric brought two people to Helmet. As Pite, who was still in charge of Baldachev at this moment, naturally had to meet and make some handovers.

"I didn't expect it was you." Eric smiled when he saw Pete.

Pete's reaction was very plain. He shook his hands with Eric and said, "I didn't expect that I would do this now." After that, he looked at Baldachev's room and said, "Do you go directly to his room?"

Eric looked at the eyepit and said, "Don't hurry." As he said, he looked around and said, "Can you talk to you alone?"

Pete was stunned for a moment and looked at a room behind him and said, "Of course. Come with me." He took Eric into the room and closed the door.

"Is there any problem?" asked Pete.

Eric smiled and said, "It's actually nothing, I just want to know about this guy's situation. After all, we have to communicate with him below, and this exchange will not make people happy."

"I understand. What do you want to know?" Pete seemed to be in a hurry. As soon as Eric finished speaking, he immediately asked.

"His emotions, his current state, what he has to do with you, and even what he feels about him can say. You should be the one who talks to him the most here, and I think only you can answer these." Eric said.

Pete thought for a while and said, "I don't communicate much with him. If you insist on me saying something, I think... His current mood is very stable. In my opinion, he is a person who is difficult to be excited or has big emotional fluctuations. This is how we exchanged him back. Most of the time, he is taciturn, not caring about who we are, nor where we are about to go. Just stay quietly."
Chapter completed!