"Yes. That's right." Pi Te nodded.

"Okay. Where did you go when you were in the army?" the woman asked.

"We are all overseas. Afghanistan has been stationed in Iraq for a while." Pitt replied.

The woman nodded her avatar and expressed her approval of these answers, and then said, "Why go to Helmet? This is a security company. Do you want to continue such a dangerous life? You know that many people will stay away from such things for the rest of their lives after experiencing what you have experienced. So I really want to know why you went to Helmet."

"This question is a bit complicated," said Pitt. "It's not something that can be explained in one sentence or two."

"It doesn't matter. You can say it slowly." The man said patiently.

Pitt smiled and said, "If I had been in the army, I would definitely not go to Helmet before the army, and I would never even think about it. But after the army, especially after so many years, six or seven years, I found that in the end I could be good at but only what I learned in the army, and the people I knew were all comrades in the circle of friends. Before I was about to retire from the service, my former commander, Brad Donovan, was the one you took to another room, found me and asked if I was interested in coming to Helmet. Then I came, and I had nothing else to do anyway."

"Do you have no life plan?" said the woman: "Your retirement did not happen suddenly. I think under normal circumstances, as you should always think about what I mean after leaving the army, right? For example, where to live, what work to do, etc.."

"Thinking." Pi Te nodded and said, "I want to come here, Los Angeles. There are still some people here, and there are many Chinese people. It is not very cold in winter. I want to find a job casually for what to do. To be honest, I am very confused and don't know if I can do those jobs well. After all, not only have I had no experience, but I didn't think about it carefully. I meant thinking about how to do those jobs well. I also thought about returning to my birthplace and leaving here. But these are just options, and I just chose this option when I came to Helmet."

"So why did you choose Halemet? Is there anything special about the option you mentioned?" the woman asked.

"Yes. Of course, there are." Pete smiled and said, "First of all, I am familiar with Donovan, and I understand him. We fight side by side and trust each other. The advice he gave me is very important to me. I don't know if you can understand this trust, but I can only say that. In addition, I am also familiar with what Helmet wants to do. Most of them are from the Marine Corps, so the way of doing things is similar. So this is easier for me to accept, after all, it makes me feel at ease. In the end, I have a good salary and a stable residence. Don't worry about those messy things, just take care of yourself. This is very important, I like it very much. So I chose to come to Helmet."

The woman nodded after hearing Peter's words, paused a little and said, "This shows that you have been on missions since joining Helmet. You have performed well. Everyone has a good review of you."

"Haha. That's great," Pete said. "It's a way of making my choice right, isn't it?"

The woman smiled as if she agreed and said, "Tell me about your experience in Romania. Do you still remember why you came there?"

"Remember. Of course, remember." Pete said: "It hasn't been long. We caught a man in Türkiye and then went to Romania."

"Do you have faith?" the woman asked suddenly.

"What?" Pete seemed to have no reaction. After all, the previous problem was completely unrelated to the current one, but he became alert, because this situation generally means that the main show is about to be on stage. The previous nonsense is just to ease the opposition and warm up. "Sorry, I didn't understand."

"Faith, religion, politics, belong only to certain personal creeds, are there?" the woman asked.

"Uh...no." Pete said and laughed, "Does the ones in the army count? If so, they are the creeds in the army."

The woman didn't say anything, but looked down at the paper in front of her and said, "Have you been to Romania before?"

"No. To be precise, before I go there, I can't even point out the approximate location of Romania on the map." Pete said.

"Do you know what's going on there now?" the woman asked suddenly.

"I didn't know at first." Pete said: "But Mr. John just said something to us. It is probably to prevent us from having any resistance and can cooperate well..."

"Why did he tell you?" The woman asked before Pete finished speaking.

"He said that shortly after we left, the 22nd local time was attacked. All the people there died. That's it." Peter said.

"Are you just saying something like that?"

"Of course not." Pete frowned and seemed to be dissatisfied with the other party's way of speaking, "but that's the general idea."

"Do you know anyone in prison?" The woman was not confused and continued to ask.

"Yes." Speaking of this, Peter sighed regretfully and said, "I know you."

When she heard Peter say he knew him, the woman became interested. She said, "Oh? Which one do you know here? How did you know?"

"I know a guy named Price here. He works in a restaurant there. I can know him because I smoked." Pete said.

"Smoke?" the woman asked in confusion, "Can you say more details?"

"Of course." Pete said after agreeing, "Smoking is not allowed there. I don't know who stipulates this. In my opinion, it's a bit unreliable. After all, a group of men stay there all day and are not allowed to smoke? And it will be very troublesome to enter and exit once, and it's impossible to smoke at all. I think it's for this reason that the people there have a place specifically for smoking, which they call the place an extra law. It's a very small place, a place where you can smoke."

"Where is this place? Where is the location in the building you are in?" the woman asked.

"On the second floor, against the exterior wall." Pete thought for a while and said, "It should be said that after coming from the first floor to the second floor, walking to the right along the walkway, all the way to the end of the walkway, there is a door that looks like a safety exit. In that door is the place to smoke."
Chapter completed!