Twenty Seven Years

  Chapter 198 Growth

  December 9

  After eating in the morning, Verac handed over two hundred gold grams to Diaz, asking him to control the consumption of the three, and then watched the three leave the hotel.

  Standing at the door of the hotel, after watching the three of them disappear from his sight by choosing different travel methods out of caution, Verak was a little worried, but also a little relieved.

  No matter what, it's time for them to hone.

  As long as they can contribute to the Equality Society in this action and improve their abilities, then when the Equality Society finishes attacking the government buildings and enters a period of rapid development, there will definitely be development opportunities for them.

   After a moment of emotion in his heart, Verac, who was standing at the door, smiled at the lively street, and then turned around and came to the negative floor of the casino to assist the intelligence department in solving various problems.

Morais previously gave an 'ultimatum' to the official operating time of the intelligence department. Therefore, every member of the Equality Society in charge of the intelligence department is under great pressure. The things they can use are extremely limited, but they have no choice. They can only rely on what they have to catch up with the pace of the government and then fight against it.

   How easy is it to walk an apparently long road quickly and steadily?

  But the scene of galloping on the long-distance running track in such a sprint way is full of every corner of the Equality Council, large and small.

   What is lacking in all aspects, this group of people make up for it with enthusiasm, time, and sweat.

   Wilark, who witnessed everything in the Equality Association, only felt surging emotion in his heart.

  —Even if equality will not be able to change the world, and will fail in a certain period of time in the future, their existence and their struggle will definitely be like a boulder thrown into a calm lake, setting off a wave that affects the world, shakes the system, and awakens numbness. They can't turn the world into what they imagined, and they will also expand the road as much as possible for future generations.

   Pioneering, very great.

  Under the development, there are dense accumulations of eager eyes that turn the impossible into possible.

  Verak believes that everyone who fights for this can either accept being a witness who lives to see the new world, or be a forerunner who is doomed to sacrifice.

   After a whole day’s work in the intelligence department, Verac didn’t have dinner with Morais and the others in the cafeteria. Instead, he went back to his room and specially prepared meals for Diaz and the others, waiting for them to come back.

   At half past eight, the knock on the door finally rang.

   It took a long time for the three of them to come back, and Verak, who was getting more and more nervous and worried, hurried to open the door. He was relieved when he saw that the three of them were standing in front of and behind the door intact: "Come in."

"Are you in time for dinner?" Nord was the first to enter the door and walked in, and immediately laughed out loud when he saw the food prepared on the table in the living room, "It was Comrade Veraker who was thoughtful and thoughtful and prepared the meal for us .”

   "It's a little cold, I'll ask the waiter to take away the heat." Verac greeted Diaz, and Murphy also came in and sat down.

  Nord started to eat voraciously as soon as he sat down, and then said vaguely: "No, I can't wait, I'm starving to death."

   "Why are you so hungry?" Verak looked puzzled.

"You go to eat first." Diaz asked his younger brother Murphy to eat first, and he reported the situation to Verac with the hunger. "Today's things are going well. For the sake of safety, Nord and I will monitor the situation in two places. I went to the hotel of the military warehouse and rented a house for a month. After that, Nord observed the situation of the military warehouse in the hotel, and Murphy and I pretended to be escaped and visited some places."

   "Then why are you so hungry?" Verak asked again.

  Diaz replied: "We all felt that the sooner the task could be completed, the better, so there was almost no rest, and we gave up lunch time."

"There's no need to hurry, there's still a month to go, so you won't even miss meals." Diaz and the others took the task seriously and diligently, which surprised Verac, "And not eating will also affect you work efficiency, but in the end it hurts more.”

   "Indeed, I almost fainted from hunger on the way back." Nord found a gap to interject.

  Villac ignored Nord's words, and leaned over to set up a chair for Diaz: "You also hurry up and eat."

   "Let me finish the situation first." Diaz stood motionless.

   "We're all back, we're still short? Wait until you finish eating." Verac's tone was much tougher than Diaz's, and he directly pushed Diaz on the chair.

   Diaz had to sit down and eat.

  Verak sat aside, watching the three of them quietly, taking a sip of water from time to time.

   Their reactions made him very satisfied and moved.

  Diaz is not good at words, but he is a very strong person. When faced with the patrol and interrogation yesterday, his performance was not as good as that of Nord, which almost affected Verak's safety. No one mentioned it again, but Veraque knew that Diaz would feel deeply guilty about it.

   And his way of making up for it is also very simple, and he will use practical actions to perfectly fulfill Veraker's request.

   Such people are ordinary yet extraordinary, and Verac cherishes the friendship with Diaz very much.

   "Comrade Verak." Nord, who ate the fastest, called Verak formally.

   Verak, who silently lamented the three of them, came back to his senses: "Huh? What's wrong?"

   "Not enough."

   "W-Okay, I'll pack three more meals." Verak was stunned for a moment before realizing it, and went out to the cafeteria to pack three more meals.

   At nine o'clock in the evening, Nord, Diaz, and Murphy finished eating one after another, and collapsed on the sofa and chair, unable to move.

   "It's so comfortable, Comrade Verak." Nord was addicted to the title 'comrade'.

   "Should I type you another copy?" Verak asked with a smile.

  Nord waved his hand: "No need."

"Eat and drink enough, let's talk about the situation one by one, and go back to rest early after talking, and face the arduous task tomorrow with full energy." Verak didn't mean to urge them, but felt that the delay would cause them Not having a good rest, "Nord, you go first."

"Okay." Nord snorted, and sat up straight. "After I passed this morning, I rented a room for a month at the hotel in the north for twelve gold grams. My view over there is very good, and I can see The whole picture of the military warehouse. There is a flat open space in it, where the materials are inspected, then stored in the warehouse, or transported out. And I saw that there are guns inside, so you can rest assured."

   "Yeah." Verak listened.

"In terms of military strength, I think there must be dozens of people. I can't see the others from here, and I have to go in to understand. I plan to try to be a driver for transporting goods, or a maintenance worker tomorrow, and find a way to go in and see Look." Nord made plans for tomorrow as well.

Verak pondered for a while, thinking about whether Nord had any omissions, and whether tomorrow's action is feasible: "The management of the military warehouse should be very strict, and you can't just find a reason and pretend to be able to go in. You don't need to rush tomorrow Go in, first draw a floor plan of the military warehouse through your perspective and the perspective of the house Diaz rented, and then learn about the management system inside, such as when the soldiers in charge of the guards change shifts, and when meals are served These."

   "Okay, then I will follow what you said tomorrow." Nord had no objection.

   "Murphy." Verac said.

Murphy sat upright, and when Veraker asked Nord, he organized the language in advance: "My brother and I searched the two streets near the east of the military warehouse and the two streets near the south. The map is still there. Draw it, and I'll bring it to you later."

   "Map..." Verak thought for a moment. He could understand the part earlier, which would be very helpful for the next arrangement. "Okay, I will wrong you tonight. Go to bed later and draw the known map first."

   "I can still draw the military warehouse now, but it may not be very detailed." Nord said.

   "Then you can draw too, and you can prepare a detailed copy for me tomorrow." Verak looked at Murphy again, "Murphy, have you encountered any danger?"

  Murphy nodded: "Because we are from Montreco, we are more eye-catching, and we have been wandering around, so we were interrogated by the police once."

   "How did you solve it?"

"My brother and I said that we came from Montrego, and the money was stolen on the way here, and those who were helpless could only look for jobs one by one along the road." Murphy explained the situation at that time, "The police told us to leave Over there, we just looked at the two streets on the east side and changed to the south side."

"Coping well." Verac was actually a little worried about the communication between Diaz and Murphy, but the two probably had a clear understanding of their shortcomings, so they prepared the words to deal with it early in the morning. The interrogation did not stop as it did yesterday. "The next step is to be as careful as possible. If you encounter the police chasing you away, don't confront them. Leave when you have to. We will change to another method at worst."

   Diaz and Murphy nodded.

   "Diaz, tell me about your situation." Verac asked Diaz last as usual.

"In the morning, I picked a good hotel with Nord and booked him a room with a good view. After he started monitoring the military warehouse, I left and found another one with a poorer view, but I could also see the military warehouse The hotel at the main entrance is used as an alternate foothold.” Diaz reported on the overall arrangement from his perspective, “Because drawing a map of nearby blocks and investigating the nearest government support point is far more work than monitoring military warehouses, so today I I'm going to help my brother first."

  Villac felt that there was nothing wrong with Diaz's arrangement: "Do you have any plans for tomorrow?"

"Nord will do as you said. I don't have a good view over there, so I should first investigate the two blocks to the west and north with Murphy, and then try to expand the scope of investigation to three blocks." Diaz said .

   "Yes." Verak felt that they were in charge of this matter, and the manpower was somewhat stretched. "Do you need me to send some more manpower from Morais to assist you?"

   "No!" Before Diaz could speak, Nord waved his hand and refused, "Didn't you give it three days? The three of us can handle it!"

  Villac stares at Diaz.

  He temporarily handed over the command over the military warehouse to Diaz, so he has to respect Diaz instead of making arrangements according to Nord's words.

   "No need." Diaz replied very simply, "I assure you, the task will be successfully completed within three days."

"Okay." Verac admired Diaz's self-confidence, "I know what kind of person you are, but I still want to remind you, don't be arrogant when you encounter difficulties, report to me in time, and I will help you solve the problem. "

   "Understood." Diaz nodded.

Verak looked at Nord and Murphy again, and emphasized: "I arranged for the three of you to do this. I didn't try my best to make you suffer and suffer, but to train you. Remember it well, don't try your best .”

   "Got it, Comrade Verak." Nord said.

   "Understood." Murphy continued.

"Okay, today's report work is over. Nord and Murphy hurry up to draw the map, and then rest early. I am here to wish you all the best tomorrow and the mission is a complete success." After finishing, Verak didn't procrastinate at all, and drove the three of them out of the room.

   Later, Nord knocked on the door and brought his drawings.

   "This..." Verak looked puzzled at the several square and rectangular patterns drawn crookedly by Nord.

   "This is the open space I told you about, this is the warehouse, and this is their cafeteria and dormitory..." Nord pointed to the patterns for Verak to explain.

   "Wait." Verak told Nord to shut up, and then found an irrelevant floor plan from the desk, "You follow this drawing, determine the proportions of these buildings, and estimate their area..."

   After spending a few minutes explaining to Nord how to draw a map that is easier to understand, Veraker confiscated the shoddy drawing and sent Nord away directly, letting him take a break first.

   When it was early ten o'clock, Diaz and Murphy came.

   "Aren't you asleep?" Verac watched Diaz follow in and asked casually.

   "I investigated with Murphy today, so I thought it would be faster to draw with him." After Diaz explained, he spread the map drawn by him and Murphy on the desk.

Although the two of them studied martial arts in the martial arts gym at home since they were young, they are very careful. The streets and buildings on the map are clearly drawn carefully with a ruler, and they even wrote down the serial number on each building. , you can correspond to the serial number from the notebook and see the meticulous details they wrote down.

"Very good, it's much better than Nord's." Verac confiscated the floor plan drawn by Nord, otherwise he would have to show it to the two of them, "You draw very well, is the proportion correct? If you can mark it It would be even better to have data such as approximate street lengths..."

  Villac taught Diaz and Murphy briefly based on his experience in drawing prison maps.

   "I'll take this one first, you guys go back and have a good rest." This map is worth keeping for research. After Verak asked the two to go back, he sat at the desk and began to understand the information.

  (end of this chapter)