Miller looked at Baldachev helplessly. He originally wanted to scold this guy, but he swallowed it back when he said something. This guy said it well. If this matter had not been deliberately suppressed, he would not know what he was doing now. Even the pressure on accountability is not small at the moment. If it starts, the matter will be pushed to the forefront again... he can only abandon Helmet and seek self-protection first.

Thinking of this, Miller picked up the phone on the table and explained it according to Baldachev's request. Seeing him cooperated so much, Baldachev smiled and walked to the office door and was taken away by the people waiting outside.

"Should we wait?" Eric asked after seeing you, Baldachev, leave.

Miller glanced at Eric and said, "The launch plan was postponed?"

"Yes. We have to investigate clearly. And I think this guy is in a bad state now." Eric said and thought for a while, "It feels very unstable."

Miller lowered his head and sat in the seat and said, "It can be postponed temporarily, but he is still the best candidate at the moment."

Eric didn't know anything about it, and he didn't know much about it. Of course, the intelligence network he woven around the Russians naturally could not be compared with that of Baldachev. This was not of the same level at all. From this point of view alone, he could not refute or put forward different opinions.

"Now we need to carry out a series of actions in many places," Miller said. "Baldachev had been carrying out this plan before, and now it has suffered a heavy blow. The Intelligence Agency's years of operations in several countries around Russia are facing a great crisis. It is very likely that everything there will be ruined. This will be a huge failure for us, and the impact will not only be in those places, but will also have a great adverse impact on our subsequent plans for Russia."

Miller's words made Eric have an impulse at that moment. He wanted to return to Europe and run this already broken intelligence network. He wanted to directly raise it with Miller, and he felt that it was a very good opportunity now, and he asked him to carry out Baldachev's offer. This itself indicates that Miller or the Intelligence Agency also had the intention to participate in it. Perhaps as long as he took the initiative to propose it, he could easily become the leader of this plan.

But this impulse was quickly suppressed by Eric again. Although this was an opportunity to make achievements... it was very likely to be a bottomless pit for me, and in the end I might fall down and never crawl out again.

Seeing that Eric didn't say anything, Miller said, "Do you have nothing to say?"

Hearing Miller's question, Eric replied: "I think we should really find a way to figure out whether the Russians have actually found the mother and daughter."

Miller sighed slightly and said, "According to the current situation, the possibility of Russians finding them is extremely low. Is there any way you can do it?"

"Me?" Eric asked back, and thought for a while and said, "I can give it a try."

"Try it?" Miller asked, "You really have a way?"

"There is a way when I can't do it." Eric said: "But you can try it." In fact, Bezos' figure flashed through Eric's mind at this moment. However, he said: "I was in the past two years, when I was in the Caucasus region, one of them was an intelligence broker. I met some guys, who specialized in dealing with some information about the Russians. I might be able to inquire with them."

Miller was a little disappointed when he heard Eric say this. Obviously, he didn't have any hope for these intelligence dealers. However, he said: "Try it. As soon as possible, as long as the information is accurate, they will be rewarded generously."

Eric nodded and said, "I understand. Some of them are still very powerful. I got the information about the actions the Russians had to take against Georgia from these people."

"Okay." Miller said: "I will find a way, too. I hope it won't be what Baldachev expected." After saying that, Miller sighed long, but soon said: "Maybe I should change our plan."

"Modify?" Eric said in confusion: "How to change?"

"I originally planned to let him plan, but now, for safety reasons, the planning work should be replaced. I want you to do it. Do you have any comments?" Miller asked.

Eric looked at Miller, and after hesitating, "I may find it difficult to take care of so much. After all, I am mainly responsible for the matter now..."

Before Eric could finish his words, Miller seemed to know what Eric was going to say, and he said, "I understand. This is not easy to do."

Eric originally wanted to explain a few words, but then he thought, isn't this the truth? This Baldachev is so easy to control? It would be nice to be able to continue to do things with all his heart and strength for the Intelligence Agency, and he still wants to lead him? What kind of plan does it take? Is this possible? And this Baldachev will definitely do unexpected and difficult things, which is not a guess, after all, he said he had a criminal record. In other words, the leader Baldachev was sitting on a crater, and he was at risk of being swallowed by surging magma at any time.

So Eric paid attention to his mouth, but listened to Miller complaining as if he was venting his dissatisfaction for a while and suddenly changed the subject and said, "Okay, I'll arrange for someone else to come. But how is the matter you are responsible for?"

"It's been moving forward," Eric said. "We've found some clues. We're following up now."

"Are it the doctor?" Miller asked.

"Yes." Eric said: "But it's not just him. In fact, this guy is very calm recently and has no abnormal movements."

Miller smiled and said, "Then where is your progress?"

Eric thought for a moment and said, "It's from other aspects. Recently, I've been investigating a lot of things that have happened before... Some things are getting clearer and clearer."

"Okay..." Miller said: "I understand what you mean, that is, you have no conclusion yet."

"Yes," Eric said: "Some of it may be more interested in Tucker."

Miller nodded and said, "Okay. Then I'll ask him directly." As he said, he looked at the time and said, "I forgot to tell you, Tucker will arrive at 8 o'clock tonight."

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(End of this chapter)
Chapter completed!