N-A-A Chapter 520
Chapter 520
"Okay, Miss Val, I sincerely apologize for my slip of the tongue here." Fengyun apologized sincerely.
However, after apologizing, he changed the subject: "Miss Val, excuse me for asking, do you have an insider in the KGB?
Or, Miss Val, are you a senior agent of the KGB?"
According to the memory of his previous life, Fengyun only knew that Val in Hydra was called the Countess to the outside world and was a multi-faceted spy.
Whether in Leviathan, SHIELD, or Hydra, the Countess can be found, and her position is not low.
But he didn't know who the Countess worked for.
But he had never heard that the Countess also had a position in the KGB, which was very intriguing.
Perhaps, this world is really not the comic world that Fengyun knows, but it is just a partial coincidence between the two sides.
"I don't know what you are talking about?"
After a brief emotional fluctuation, Val immediately returned to his aloof look.
"Really? Miss Val, if you say so, it seems that my guess is almost right." Feng-Conan-Yun said affirmatively.
"Explanation is concealment, concealment is the truth, and the truth is that you are indeed a KGB agent. Because you are eager to conceal this."
Hearing Fengyun's inference, Val was almost laughed out of anger.
What kind of divine logic is this? His brain is broken.
I just denied his words, and he concluded that I was a senior agent of the KGB?
Although the result is completely fine, the process of this inference is too childish.
"Admit it, Miss Val, your disguise is completely useless in front of me."
Val was immediately laughed out of anger.
His action was ruined by such a weirdo?
Should I say that the other party is lucky? Or should I say that I am unlucky.
"Mr. Fengyun, if I admit that I am a KGB agent at the beginning, then, do you have another set of excuses?" Val asked curiously.
She is not angry at all now, because she can't get angry. It's not worth getting angry for such a weirdo.
"Of course." Fengyun said as a matter of course. "If you admit it at the beginning, why should I bother to reason again?"
Val:...
This is fucking, are all crows this kind of psychopath?
If I deny it, the other party says that I am covering it up.
If I admit it, the other party says that it is indeed the case.
When did this double standard become such a blatant thing? The other party seemed to take it for granted.
Originally, Val, who had calmed down his anger, was furious again at this moment.
"Crow, are you teasing me?" Val yelled, feeling that he was teased again.
However, the next second, a sense of uneasiness rose from the bottom of his heart again.
It seems that I have been fooled by the other party again?
It seems that the first time, the other party said a lot of meaningless nonsense to delay my call time.
History repeats itself again. What else can the other party say these meaningless nonsense for?
"Crow, are you fooling me?" Val reacted without anger, but unusually calm.
This time, I originally wanted to test the other party's bottom line, but I didn't expect that I was easily angered by the other party.
I have been an agent for so long, but this is the first time I have made such a mistake.
"Oh, Miss Val, did you figure it out? But I feel a little strange about your behavior.
It's such an obvious language trap, I thought I couldn't fool your eyes.
In fact, just a minute ago, my satellite had locked your position.
It's just that I made a few more calls this time. I first notified the National Intelligence Service on the Peninsula, saying that criminals from the Equator Organization were plotting a major operation, and I believe their agents have been dispatched.
At the same time, I notified the KGB and told them your address.
Then, I sent a warning message to the CIA in the Lighthouse Country, telling them that a senior KGB agent was planning a special operation against the Lighthouse Country..."
"Crow, what you did is completely useless to me, and it's just a waste of everyone's time." Val said calmly.
"Miss Val, of course I know that this is useless to you, and I don't expect these rubbish to catch you.
As for why I did this, I guess you understand it in your heart now, Miss Val?" Fengyun said jokingly.
After hearing Fengyun's reminder, Val's heart turned cold in an instant, and at the same time, a murderous intent surged in his heart. This guy is reallyIt was too scary.
Obviously, Fengyun's purpose of calling the three parties this time was not to catch Val, but to test who her identity was serving.
In order to make the result more convincing, Fengyun also paid special attention to the time and order of the calls.
According to his calculations, if the three parties were dispatched as soon as they received the intelligence, then there was a high probability that they would arrive at the scene at the same time.
But if one party's personnel did not come, or arrived late, the meaning was very intriguing.
For example, if the KGB did not dispatch immediately after receiving the intelligence, or made excuses to delay.
Then, Fengyun was very sure that Val was really a member of the KGB.
The reality is that since Val and Chekov talked on the phone, the KGB branch on the peninsula has indeed made some deployments.
Especially for Val's actions, the head of the branch needs to deploy them personally.
"Pah" Without saying any more nonsense, Val decisively hung up the phone.
She now regretted why she made this test call to Fengyun.
Now I just hope that the bald manager is not too stupid and falls into Fengyun's calculations.
However, she also knows that this hope may not be realized, and her identity as a KGB may be exposed.
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Peninsula.
National Intelligence Service.
"Report, Chief, I received an email from an unknown source." A staff member of the Intelligence Collection Department reported.
"What's the situation?" Chief Jin Zhengxian asked.
"The email said that they found a member of the Equator Organization and had reason to suspect that the other party was planning a big move."
"What, Equator? Are you sure?" Chief Jin asked again in disbelief.
Because the last crime of Equator was trafficking in nuclear weapons, and it was also a commercial crime organization in Asia, their names had long been on the blacklist of the Peninsula National Intelligence Service.
"Report to the Chief, this is what is written in the email, and they also have their own signature."
"Who?"
"Crow."