Pi Te nodded and said, "Okay. Then where do you start?"

"Who got this person? His identity, what he did, and how did you meet him. The more detailed the better." Dr. Feng asked immediately: "And why you have the opportunity to get it. This is also very important."

Pete chuckled and said, "Are you worried that someone had missed this thing on purpose?"

"Now I'm asking you!" Dr. Feng said seriously: "Answer the questions directly and don't talk about useless things."

Pete sighed and took the pancake and said, "This is obtained from the person we are responsible for defending and escorting. This man is called Eric. I don't know whether he is his real name. Anyway, everyone there calls him that. He should be from the Intelligence Agency, and the intelligence work in Georgia is responsible for. The purpose of his activity there is to make the pages of things in your hands."

"Where did he go? Or where did you go?" Dr. Feng continued.

"Tskhinvali." Pete bit the pancake and said, "You should know where it is when you look at the news. There he met a man there. In a place like a school, where he met a Georgian. This man should be a local who was instigated, because it can be seen from his accent and appearance that this man could not be an American. We were not allowed to be present at the time, but the two of them chatted in a classroom for a while. The list should be given to Eric in that classroom."

"Hmph!" Dr. Feng snorted coldly at this time and said, "It seems that you have been coveting for a long time."

"What covet?" Pete immediately shook his head and said, "Don't say it's so ugly."

"Okay, okay. Then you copied this, where is the original?" Dr. Feng continued.

"Of course, the original was handed over to the Intelligence Agency after returning to Georgia. Can I still take the original?" Peter said, pointing to the pages and said, "The original is a memory card. It is not a paper document."

"How did you get it?" Dr. Feng asked in confusion: "Since he is here specifically for this, he should always keep it with him and keep it away, right? How could you read the information inside and copy it calmly?"

"Haha. You're just worried that someone was deliberately leaking this, right?" Peter said, waved his hand and said, "It's impossible."

"Why are you so sure?" asked Dr. Feng.

"Because of the Russians," Pete said, pointing to the news about the situation in Georgia that was on TV, saying: "The Russians sent a team of people to arrest the guy named Eric."

"Are you sure?" Dr. Feng said in disbelief: "Are you sure you are not meeting a reconnaissance unit or a vanguard unit entering Ossetia?"

"I'm sure. And very sure." Pete said, biting the pancake again, "They had planned actions. The sent people were also very powerful. The mercenaries sent by Halemet suffered heavy losses. You can see me sitting here because I'm lucky, otherwise I'd already died in Ossetia."

"Hiss..." Pete's words made Dr. Feng gasp. Such danger was indeed unexpected. Although he knew the danger, it was just a common firefight and conflict. He had no idea about such targeted sexual actions. "That means that the Russians probably knew that there was this thing?"

"I don't know this." Pete shook his head and said, "I think they shouldn't know. But they know Eric. And they should know Eric's purpose there." He said, and looked at Dr. Feng and continued, "You don't know, the Intelligence Agency has arranged arrangements in Ossetia and Abkhazia in Georgia, or has been infiltrated. This time our mission is to protect these responsible persons to make final arrangements for their personnel there. The people in Abkhazia were also attacked, and they were attacked by the Russians. Before returning, two days ago, we rescued the last few people from Abkhazia."

"So can I understand this way? This thing is of great value to the Russians?" asked Dr. Feng.

"I think it should be." Pi Te nodded and said affirmatively: "Otherwise, it wouldn't have cost such a big price to do this."

When Dr. Feng heard Peter say this, he turned his head to look at the news on TV, nodded and said, "Maybe the Russians want to take the opportunity to clear these potential threats once and for all. Maybe they can counter the Americans." After saying that, he seemed to accept Pitt's previous statements, and then said, "Then how did you get it?"

"During the escape," Pete said, sighing, "I was assigned to take him away. So I always knew where this thing was hidden. As you said, he never left his body and took it out from time to time to look. But later, when we retreated, we were attacked in the mountainous area west of Tshinvalli. Now, it was the Russians who found us. These people were not only powerful, but also had more people than us. We were not their opponents, and we just ran along the way, and the fewer people were fighting. Finally, I followed the captain's instructions to take this person first. But in the mountains, I was early in the mountains.

I didn't know where to go, but soon we walked to a ridge. On the other side of the ridge was an extremely steep slope. After that, this guy was hit by the Russians and lost his balance and rolled down the cliff. In order to hold him up, I also rolled down with him. Since then, this guy has been unconscious and has not woken up. He has no idea of ​​anything except breath. Until we returned to Georgia, the intelligence agency took him away and did not wake up. This list was copied while he was unconscious and temporarily escaped from the Russians' pursuit because he rolled down the cliff."

"No one noticed the whole process?" Dr. Feng asked.
Chapter completed!