Pete said seriously: "I once had a comrade-in-arms. Just half an hour after he reported his safety with his family, the man fell to me. The broken bomb pierced his neck. Can you imagine this? When his family was still alive for him, he was already dead. He didn't even leave a word, and died quickly. "Peter stared at Tucker and said: "I clearly remember that what he said to his family at that time was that I was very good. It was very safe here, so don't worry."

Tucker felt a little nervous when he was stared at by Peter. He had indeed never experienced war. Although he had served as a soldier, he had never participated in any regional conflicts or wars. However, he had seen Pit's eyes at this moment, from the eyes of those veterans who were withdrawn from places where war was flying and had a bad experience. Many of these people were a little abnormal. It is said to be a sequelae of the war, and in severe cases, they would do some terrible and incredible things.

Perhaps it was for this reason that Tucker didn't continue to ask. After looking at the information in his hand, he turned to: "Okay. So has Price talked to you about the telephone office?"

"Talk," said Pete: "He told me that the place is specially used to contact the outside world and the residence of the people from your Intelligence Bureau, and the management is also very strict."

"That's all?" Tucker asked.

Pete smiled and said, "Yes. What else can I say? Do you think I have deliberately inquired about something?"

"No. I don't think so." Tucker immediately denied: "I'm just trying to prove your innocence."

"Well. Hope so." Pete said: "So keep going. What's the problem?"

"It's gone." Tucker suddenly threw the things in his hand aside and said, "It's over here."

"End?" Pitt asked unexpectedly.

"What? Is it strange?" Tucker asked.

"No. It's just that there are some questions you haven't asked yet," Pitt said.

"Forget it." Tucker smiled, "There is no difference between asking questions that you have clear answers or not asking. Now you can leave."

Pete looked at Tucker, stood up, reincarnated, opened the door and walked out. After Pit left, Tucker sat in his position and did not move. Instead, he said to the person beside him after thinking about it, "Give me the video of this guy." After getting the copy of this video, Tucker left the office and signaled to the person who had been waiting outside the door, saying, "Let's go ahead."

Pete was taken to an empty room as before. But the difference is that Donovan is already there this time. After seeing Pete arrive, he smiled and said, "I'm faster than you this time."

Pete looked at Donovan and smiled bitterly, "Because I'm a different person today."

"Are you a replacement?" Donovan said with some surprise: "Is the problem different?"

"Totally different." Pete shrugged, "Aren't you?"

"Of course not." Donovan said: "At least I was asked those meaningless questions. The order was a bit different from the questions. But the contents involved in the questions were the same." At this point Donovan also realized the problem, and he looked at Pitt and said: "Who has he changed?"

"It's the guy we met when we just arrived at that prison that day. The person who called me. The guy who rhythmed Eric after we retreated from South Ossetia in Georgia." Pete said.

"Oh. I have an impression." Donovan said: "Is this guy doubting you have a problem?"

Peter sighed and said, "It should be. Otherwise, why did you change someone and change the problem? And in my opinion, this was not what they arranged in advance, because it was originally the same woman, but the guy came in just now and then there was a question just now."

Donovan said in confusion: "Why did this person target you? Now that I think about it, I seem to have targeted you when I was in prison."

"I don't know." Pete said innocently: "I never thought why this man suddenly came to me." After that, he looked at Donovan and said: "He also asked me a strange question. He asked me when we arrived, we had seen a prisoner. He asked me if I had heard what the prisoner said."

"Criminal? What prisoner?" Donovan didn't seem to have any impression, or he didn't react for a while who was talking about Peter at the moment.

"It was just after we entered the prison, on the first floor, we saw a prisoner who was beaten up by the guards." Pete said.

"Oh. Right. What's wrong? What did this prisoner say?" Donovan asked.

Pete smiled bitterly and said, "This is what I want to figure it out. This guy asked me this question, but I really don't know what happened. What he said... Does he think the prisoner is talking to me? Is this ridiculous?"

Donovan frowned and thought carefully, "Are these guys crazy? Why do I feel illogical?"

Peter seemed to think about it and said, "Maybe his prisoner is Chinese."

"Why do you say that?" Donovan asked.

"Because he also asked me about language questions. I could read and write Chinese proficiently. I think this guy won't come to know anything, right? And he should be able to find all of these in my information, so there is no need to ask me again. Then he asked what this means, and if I heard what the prisoner said, I think it's very likely that he was arresting a Chinese, or a Chinese-speaking Chinese."

"It's really possible as you say that. But did that person say anything important information at that time?" Donovan asked.

"I don't know about this. Maybe only that guy can really answer this clearly." Pete said.

Donovan sneered and said, "I think these people are crazy."

Pete smiled bitterly and said, "When the others come out, ask, maybe they have heard something."

While Pete and Donovan were chatting, Tucker was also talking to people, but not chatting but reporting to his boss, Miller.

However, the report did not seem to be arranged by Tucker, but was called over temporarily. Miller asked, "I heard you just went to ask a Helmet mercenary in person?"

"Yes. You know so fast." Tucker smiled.
Chapter completed!