Of course, Miller and Lill knew what Pitt said about dirty work and scavenger, so they immediately understood Pitt's thinking. Miller said, "Do you think this Brown may know something about evacuation?"

"Yes." Pete said: "Of course I don't have exact evidence, but I think that people like Brown have this specific job and should know some information about evacuation. After all, things will definitely happen suddenly for him. If he still doesn't know anything at that time... there is a high probability that something will go wrong, which is like taking risks with the people they want to cover."

Miller and Lille seemed to have thought for a moment, and Miller first said, "The Israelites do have arrangements. If this is really available and hidden among us, or in the Security Bureau or in a confidential department, then he will definitely evacuate as soon as he learns that Salah is arrested. No matter how firm Salah is, this is the rule. He will do it according to the rules, that is, evacuate immediately. Then the Israelites' actions will make him become another person first, usually he can complete this by himself, disguise himself, and then take the ID card and some cash that had been prepared before, and then leave."

"But it may not work now," Lill said: "This person is likely to be hiding in the Security Bureau, and the Security Bureau should have entered a state of emergency now. Everyone will be monitored, especially some key groups. That person may be under control."

"He can run too. Are you waiting to be found and caught?" Miller said: "It's just that it will be more hasty and more dangerous. It's not that calm."

Pete immediately said, "That's what I want. In this case, I think I'll know who it is soon, so the pursuit of him will start immediately, so what is he wanting at this time?"

"Respond and cover." Miller said immediately: "He will want Brown."

"Yes. According to my estimate, Brown is a person in charge, and the other two people who were killed were his subordinates. This has also been confirmed by Morini. So I think Brown should know an emergency plan and what to do even if he may not be directly involved, right?" Pitt said.

Miller nodded and said, "What you said makes sense. I'll arrange it right away, maybe I can know something."

Lill looked at Miller and said, "How do you know some of their secret strongholds?"

"Yes." Miller said: "I know there are two or three."

Lill smiled and said, "You have been waiting for the big fish to come, right?"

"So," Miller said: "The Israelites have been quite busy all these years."

"What if you find it?" Pete asked again, "I mean, if you find something, who will be responsible for the arrest?"

After Lille and Miller looked at each other, Miller first said: "Try to let Brown speak as much as possible. At the same time, try to make the outside world panic. Make the guy who may be on the run and hide everywhere. The more he is afraid, the more he will seek help, and the more help, the more likely it is to help us find him."

"Look together?" Lill said: "Where is the FBI..."

Miller shrugged and said, "Let them know and then move. They have their own way. Maybe it works more than we do."

Lill smiled disapprovingly, "Then will I inform them?"

"Of course it's you." Miller said: "It can't be always us, otherwise they won't feel something is wrong?"

Lill nodded and said, "Leave it to us." He looked at Pitt, "As long as we find the trace, our people will definitely take that guy down immediately."

Miller nodded and said, "I have someone contact Pete directly."

"Yes." Lille said: "Take him off. And see what they did to us."

Miller looked at Pete and said, "Actually, there is no essential difference between the Israelites and our way of doing things. You are right. They will have a series of arrangements and there will be someone to cover him when necessary. And the person who carried out the cover will not know who they are covering, but will know where this person is going. At least if Brown is really the person in charge, he should know."

"Let him speak as soon as possible." Lill said: "As long as you have a name, place name or person name, we will solve everything."

"Okay, I understand." Pi Te nodded.

Miller looked at Lill and said, "Let Bezos catch it. If you know who ran away, you should notify us immediately."

"I told him. He agreed." Lille said.

"He's better keep his word." Miller didn't seem to believe Bezos very much. "If that guy really ran away, he would be the one who lost the most."

"He must understand this." Lill said, "I don't think there will be any problem with this." After saying that, he looked at Pete and said, "Is there any other problem?"

"It's gone." Pete said: "I'll let Brown speak as soon as possible."

"Then go." Lill said: "Is there any news from the other consulate guy?"

"Not yet. I think our people are waiting for opportunities." Pete said: "There won't be any problem."

Pete quickly returned to his own department. At this moment, Brown was rolling on the ground in pain, and his struggle even broke the wound on his body again, and blood had already oozed out of the gauze on the wound.

"Will there be any problem with him like this?" asked a man next to Peter who had been in charge of monitoring Brown's situation with some concern.

Pete looked at Brown who was struggling in pain, and after a moment of silence, he said calmly: "Don't worry. Please add more dose to him."

"I need to increase it?" the man asked, "I think he's already in trouble."

"Don't worry." Pete said expressionlessly: "This level is far from enough for someone like him. Increase it, try double it, as long as you don't go into shock and coma directly."

"Okay. I understand. I'll make arrangements right away." The man responded and immediately left the monitoring room.

Pete continued to look at the surveillance screen, and saw that a few people entered the room where Brown was imprisoned. After entering, the people forced Brown to hold him down. Then someone knocked him open his mouth and fed him something. Then, after making sure he had swallowed it, he threw Brown into the corner. It felt like vaccinating a certain animal.

The medicinal properties soon came up, and Brown kept rolling on the ground, rubbing his abdomen with both hands. Pete glanced at the guy who had just returned from Brown's room and said, "What does this kind of thing feel like?"

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