Chapter 2166:

  Chapter 2166

   "Mr. Second Lieutenant," Henrik knew very well in his heart that the first task now is to stabilize Daniel and get information from him. As long as I return to the German-occupied area with the information, the remaining 8,000 pounds will be in my pocket: "I have told you during the day that the amount you want is a bit large, and the remaining 8,000 pounds The pound needs a process to be raised, so it might be a little bit later."

Seeing Daniel's angry face, he was worried about some changes in the matter, and quickly added: "Mr. Second Lieutenant, I will make a promise to you on behalf of the Germans, two days! After two days, you will definitely get the rest Eight thousand pounds. What do you think?"

  But after hearing this, Daniel showed a fierce look on his face: "If you can't get it, what should you do?"

  Henrik hesitated for a moment, then gritted his teeth and said: "Mr. Second Lieutenant, if you don't get the money after two days, you will burn my house down!"

When Jemon's wife heard Henrik say this, she couldn't help but exclaimed: "Holy Virgin Mary!" But then she realized that she had broken her promise, and quickly covered her mouth with her hand, not daring to speak any more, lest it be bad for the good of his own son.

Now that Henrik had said these words, Germon, the father, naturally couldn't lag behind, and quickly added: "Yes, Mr. Second Lieutenant, if you don't get the money after two days, you can burn my house down. .”

  Seeing that the Germons and their sons promised themselves that they would burn down their house if they couldn’t get the money after two days, Daniel became suspicious. But in order not to startle the enemy, he pretended to be nonchalant and nodded, and said, "Okay, then I will come back in two days, if I don't get the money, I will not only burn down your house, but none of you will even want to live. After finishing his harsh words, he said to Fermi and Remo, "Let's go!"

  As soon as the three of Daniel went out, Henrik's mother said nervously: "They won't really come to burn down our house in two days, will they?"

   "It doesn't matter if you don't want this broken house." Henrik said carelessly: "With 8,000 pounds, I will buy you a big house in London, so that you can enjoy yourself well."

  Although she knew that her son was painting a big pie for herself, Henrik's mother was quite happy. But after a short period of happiness, she became worried about her daughter again: "Now that Dobzhanski died, our daughter will become a widow. Do you want to find a way to bring her back?"

"There's no need to worry about this." Germon acted calmly at the moment, "After we send this information to the Germans and get the due bonus, we will take her in and live with her." He flipped through Turning over the defense map on the table, but unable to see why, he raised his head and asked Henrik, "Son, do you think this information is true?"

"It should be true." Henrik knew that his father couldn't read the defense map, so he pointed to the position of the 334 regiment's defense area and explained to him: "When he gave me the defense map just now, I paid special attention to this location, and compared it with the defense map given to us two days ago, it was found to be completely consistent, that is to say, the information he gave us is accurate."

"Since this is the case, let's take our things and set off." Jermon waited for Henrik to finish his speech, and then began to arrange the departure: "You send an anonymous letter to the Russian commander, and we will go to the forest to wait for you .”

  Besides, after Daniel left Jamon's house, he didn't dare to stay, and immediately went to Sokov's headquarters to report to him about today's situation.

  After listening to Daniel's report, Sokov realized that something was wrong, frowned and said, "No, the Jemon family is going to run away!"

   "What, the Germon family is going to run away?!" After hearing this, Sidolin asked in surprise, "Comrade Commander, on what basis did you draw such a conclusion?"

"The reason is very simple." Sokov explained to Sidolin, Ponegerin, and Daniel: "Before, Henrik was humbled to Lieutenant Daniel when he couldn't pay. But this time it was rare. After a while, he even said the cruel words of asking Second Lieutenant Daniel to set fire to his house if he couldn't get the money. What does this mean?"

   "Explain what?"

   "It means that they don't remember the house in the village at all. They didn't find the information we gave them, fled to the Germans, and took the remaining 8,000 pounds for themselves."

   "That's not too cheap for them." After hearing this, Sidolin said angrily: "Comrade Commander, I will send someone to arrest their family and see how they go to the Germans to receive the reward."

   "No, you can't touch their family." Sokov said, picked up the phone and called Koshkin: "Comrade Captain, come to the headquarters."

   Soon, Koshkin came to Sokov, waiting for him to give him an order.

"Captain Koshkin," Sokov said to Koshkin, "according to all indications, the Jemon family may be fleeing. You inform the soldiers watching over his house and closely observe the development of the situation. If they really want to Run, let them leave smoothly."

When Koshkin heard this, he was somewhat confused, and he asked inexplicably: "Comrade Commander, since the Jamon family wants to escape to the Germans, we should catch them, why should we let them leave safely? "

"The reason is very simple." Sokov said: "They have the false information we provided, and I plan to use this false information to fool the Germans, so we must ensure that they pass through the enemy's defense zone safely. There can be no mistakes."

"Understood, Comrade Commander." Koshkin knew that since Sokov issued such an order, he must have considered all the issues that should be considered, so after he accepted the order, he turned and left without saying any more nonsense. Command.

   "Comrade Commander," Daniel asked with some guilt after seeing Koshkin leave, "Are you allowed to leave?"

   "Second Lieutenant Daniel, don't worry for now." Sokov did not allow Daniel to leave, but said to him: "We will talk about it after the news about Jamon's house comes back."

   Seeing that Sokov wanted to stay and wait for news, Daniel could only obediently stay no matter how reluctant he was.

Ten minutes later, Koshkin walked in from the outside and reported to Sokov: "Comrade Commander, your guess is correct. The Jemon and his wife left the house with a few bags and headed towards the north of the village. It seems that they are planning to flee to the German-occupied area."

When Sidolin heard this, a surprised expression appeared on his face, and he said to Sokov: "Comrade Commander, it seems that your judgment is correct. The Jemon and his wife have indeed left home and are planning to flee to Germany. District." Just as he said this, he suddenly realized that he had overlooked a detail, and quickly asked Koshkin, "Where is their son Henrik? Did he leave with them?"

"No, Comrade Chief of Staff." Koshkin shook his head and said, "The people watching nearby found that Henrik left the room first and walked towards the west of the village, and waited for about half an hour. The two of them went out and headed north."

   "Henrik left from the west of the village." Sidolin listened to the map and began to think hard: "Where will he go?"

   "If you come out from the west of the village, the most likely place is our place." Ponegerin, who has always remained silent, also expressed his opinion: "But what is Henrik doing here?"

   "Comrade Deputy Commander, I have a bold idea." Sokov said.

   "What's your idea, let's hear it!"

"Although I don't know what Henrik will do next, in my judgment, in order for the whole family to escape smoothly, he will definitely make some noise in our place to attract our attention." Suo Cove said: "As long as our attention is drawn to what happened here, then his family's escape from the village will not be discovered. When Second Lieutenant Daniel goes to withdraw the money in two days, he will find that he is already dead. Go to the empty house."

"Well, Comrade Commander, I agree with your analysis." Ponejielin agreed with Sokov's statement: "I think that Henrik came out of the village from the west because he wanted to do something with us. Something big to attract our attention."

  Pornegelin had just finished speaking when he heard the sound of glass breaking, and then a dark object fell into the middle of the room.

   Seeing this, Koshkin immediately yelled: "Grenade, lie down!" He yelled and threw himself on the "grenade", trying to minimize its lethality.

But after waiting for a while, Sokov found that the grenade did not move. He stood up quickly and said to Koshkin, who was pressing the grenade with his body: "Comrade Captain, get up, it should not be a grenade. If it is a grenade, I am afraid that it will not be a grenade." It exploded."

   Koshkin sat up and took a closer look. It turned out that it was not a grenade at all, but a stone wrapped in paper. He opened it and took a look, and after seeing the contents clearly, he couldn't help showing a surprised expression on his face.

  Seeing this, Sokov quickly asked, "Captain Koshkin, what is written on the paper?"

   Koshkin handed the paper to Sokov, glanced at Daniel next to him out of the corner of his eye, and then said, "It's an anonymous letter reporting against Second Lieutenant Daniel."

   "Report the anonymous letter of Ensign Daniel?!" Sokov asked in surprise after hearing this: "Who will report Ensign Daniel?"

After Sokov finished reading the letter, he couldn't help laughing: "Although this letter is not signed, I can guess that it must be a report letter written by the Germon family. It said that Second Lieutenant Daniel colluded with the Germans in private and sent the The intelligence of our army is provided to the Germans, and we hope that we can severely punish this black sheep."

After Daniel heard this, he couldn't help feeling a little nervous, and quickly explained to Sokov: "Comrade Commander, everything I did was in accordance with your orders. I absolutely did not collude with the Germans in private. You have to check this out." .”

"Don't worry, Second Lieutenant Daniel." Sokov said with a smile: "I think this is what Henrik is going to do. He reported you through an anonymous letter, hoping that we can investigate you and let us focus. on you, and the family can use that opportunity to escape to the Germans."

   Speaking of this, Sokov turned his head and said to Sidolin: "Comrade Chief of Staff, since others have made such a big commotion, I think we need to cooperate with him."

  Hearing what Sokov said, Sidolin was taken aback for a moment, and then understood what was going on. He walked to the window, pushed open the window that had already been smashed with a hole, and shouted outside: "Come on, come on!"

   Following Sidolin's shout, a patrol team just passing by rushed over immediately. The captain of the team looked up at Sidolin and asked respectfully, "Comrade Chief of Staff, what instructions do you have?"

   "Someone threw a stone into the headquarters just now. I don't know if it was sabotage or a prank." Xidolin said pretendingly: "You immediately lead people to search nearby, and you must catch this person."

  The patrol captain agreed, and then ordered people to start a search outside the headquarters. Their actions led to other patrols, and for a while, the surrounding area of ​​the headquarters was in chaos.

   After Henrik threw stones into the headquarters, he immediately ran to hide in the distance. Although there is a distance from the headquarters here, you can clearly see everything that happened outside the headquarters. After seeing an officer shouting a few times from the window, a large number of troops appeared around the headquarters and began to search around.

  Henrik felt that his goal had been achieved, and successfully diverted the attention of the Soviet army so that he would not be discovered when he fled to the German-occupied area with his parents.

With the praying mantis catching the cicada and the oriole behind him, Henrik thought that what he was doing was unnoticed, but he did not expect that there were two pairs of eyes waiting for him vigilantly at a distance of more than 20 meters behind him. . If Koshkin hadn't specifically told him not to touch Henrik, otherwise he would have been arrested by now.

  Henrik admired his masterpiece for a while, then got up and walked towards the distant forest, intending to meet his parents there. But before that, he needs to take out the radio station, and then take his parents to the German-occupied area.

  When he came to the place where the radio station was buried, he first looked around to make sure there was no ambush around, then took out the radio station, and hurried to join his parents.

   Seeing Henrik's arrival, the Jamon couple secretly breathed a sigh of relief. Gemon looked behind Henrik and asked, "You're not being followed, are you?"

"No." Henrik said proudly: "I put the anonymous letter into the Russian headquarters, and now it's a mess, and no one will notice if someone is leaving their defense zone. By the way, later When you cross the German defense line, you must follow us closely, otherwise you may step on a landmine or be killed by the sentry on duty."

  Jermont and his wife were taken aback when they heard that it was so dangerous to cross the German defense line. Fortunately, the person who led the way was his son, and he would definitely not harm himself, so the two followed Henrik with peace of mind and walked towards the German defense line.

   Koshkin's subordinates followed and saw the three walking towards the German defense line, so they reported to Koshkin through the radio that the Jemon family was advancing towards the German defense line at the moment, and asked if they should be stopped?

  After receiving the telegram, Koshkin reported to Sokov: "Comrade Commander, the comrades in charge of monitoring report that the three members of the Jemon family are now heading towards the German defense line. What should they do if they ask for instructions?"

   "Didn't I say it, let them go to the German-occupied area safely, and no one is allowed to stop them."

  (end of this chapter)