Mixed In the United States As a Local Tyrant

  Chapter 274 Things are not good

  Guri disappeared inexplicably.

  His reason to the company management: need to provide private security consulting services to the boss for a period of time. So he left his position to the assistant, paid off the debts he once owed to his colleagues for eating, drinking and having fun, took away the passports of the Russian gangsters, and left the United States in a low-key manner.

  After listening, An Feng asked, "He didn't tell anyone why he left?"

  Jeff said: "As far as I know, Mars, who has the best relationship with him, didn't know either. He also thought that Gu Li was here to take care of your boss's security work."

   "Try to contact him." An Feng said.

   "I'm doing it." Jeff's movements have always been very fast. Although they are enemies, they seem to be rivals and cherish each other.

  The headquarters contacted Guli through email, social account, etc. according to Guli's personal information, but nothing happened. There are many doubts. So far, Guli has not done anything to be sorry for the company. Instead, he is promoting its construction, so there is no need to avoid them.

  Jeff found Mars and asked, "Has he behaved abnormally in recent months?"

Mars thought: "It feels the same as usual...About a month ago, we celebrated the task of capturing the jewel thief. Every team member who participated in the operation was rewarded. Everyone went to the bar to celebrate, and Gu Li also went, but he After answering a phone call, I left."

"According to his personality, he would not refuse the carnival celebration plus vodka. Looking back now, I found that his face was not very good when he left. In the following period of time, I had a lot of tasks, and I didn't go out to celebrate with him again Well, just forget about that."

  Jeff speculated: "It should have happened to him at that time."

  After An Feng learned of these preliminary inferences, he still didn't understand why he left without a sound. There are also some colleagues in Aegis Security who are concerned about his movements. Guli is very popular, has made a lot of contributions to Aegis Security, and maintains a good relationship with most people.

  Even Jeff, who has always been at odds with him, suggested: "As Guli is a prestigious leader of the company, I think we should care about his movements."

   "I will, he is also my friend." An Feng said.

   A friend is in trouble, and he can't stand by. But the problem is that although everyone has a close relationship with Guli, their understanding is limited to the United States, and no one knows about Russia's experience. An Feng handed over the task to Jeff. He has a strong tracking and investigation ability and can find the key from the details.

   A day later, Jeff's team found a clue.

Jeff said to An Feng: "We recovered some shredded data from his laptop hard drive and lost a lot, but we extracted a few emails, which were from Russia. We chose the ones with the most frequent exchanges and tried to contact the mailboxes. Master, mention him cautiously."

   "Just do it." An Feng said.

  They sent a security officer from the company who was also of Russian origin to contact the other party with some vague words.

   Soon, the other party got a reply, the content was very simple: Are you friends of Gu Li?

  Jeff gave a confirmed answer here.

  The other party: How can I trust you?

  Mars provides some of Guli's living habits, preferences and ways of speaking.

   After being edited in Russian by a Russian colleague, it was passed on, but there was no response for a long time. Just when they thought the answer was wrong or the other party didn't believe it, the reply came: it is not convenient to use the Internet.

  As long as there are clues, things will be easy to handle. For security employees whose nature is very similar to agents, they are very familiar with confidential communications and passwords.

Jeff reported the matter to An Feng: "The other party is said to be a friend of Gu Li. He has encountered a serious incident. He can't disclose too much information when the network may be monitored, but he asks us to send someone to talk to him. They met in Moscow, Russia."

   "What about the time?" An Feng asked, Americans naturally need a visa to go to Russia.

   "Two days later." Jeff said, "Don't worry about visas. We can find employees who have just been to Russia, or use technical means."

   "Those people are dead, but the passports are still alive?" An Feng asked.

"To a certain extent, we can use his identity to pay for the necessary annual expenses of the passport owner, medical insurance, and create the illusion that he is still alive." Jeff said, "This is mostly used for emergencies, although the law does not allow it, but That’s what the industry generally does.”

   "Okay, let's do it." An Feng said.

  …

  After being selected by the company and compared with makeup, two Russian-speaking employees were sent to set off with Russian passports similar to theirs, and their destination was Moscow. There are many variables in this trip. The other party knows their movements, but they cannot confirm the identity of the other party.

In Russia, a territory that has a certain degree of hostility to the United States, Americans are not a good word. Due to sanctions against Russia in recent years, Russia has become very anti-American. If they are found to use fake passports, they will definitely be banned by the FSB. (Federal Security Service of Russia) take away.

  But the matter is urgent, and everyone agrees to try it. If it is exposed, the US consulate will send it back.

   While An Feng was paying attention to the progress of the matter, he also had other jobs.

   At present, the trial operation of "Aris" has ended, and other work is ready. The research center will work with GP's computer experts to use a set of complex genetic equations to calculate the various genetic, mutation and other effects that a person will face. The amount of data is very large, almost unsolvable.

  But since there is a probability, it means there is a possibility of it happening. The use of supercomputers to simulate nuclear reaction processes and extreme climate simulations are successful cases. It is also feasible to use it on humans, but the process is more complicated. The equations summarized by An Feng can now be analyzed by computers.

If there were supercomputers and comprehensive equations in cancer cell research back then, it would not have taken more than a year at all. The supercomputer can simulate hundreds of billions of times in all directions, and can get the results An Feng needs within ten days. more than a month.

  With everything in place, the human-machine integration project of the research center was officially launched. This time it is estimated that it will take six to eight days to let the computer sum up the differences in cells and genetics between drinking and not drinking genetically modified alcohol in different time periods, and organize them into probabilities for scientific comparison.

  After the task started, An Feng went to check the progress of the team going to Russia.

   There is a bad news: the other party can't be contacted.

  An Feng asked: "They didn't show up at the agreed place?"

  Jeff said: "After the two employees arrived at the designated location, they contacted each other through a password, but nothing was found, and it was as calm as water."

   "Could it be testing?" That's all An Feng could think of.

   "The situation may be more complicated." Jeff thought, "This time our action was too hasty. If we think about it at a deeper level, the other party may not be Guli's friend."

   An Feng was surprised, he hadn't thought about it at all.

Jeff continued to deduce: "The other party may be the person who controls Guli, and we can't get what we need from him. After we took the initiative to contact him, he led us there. Of course, it may also be Guli's friend, but when we arrive They've had other troubles before."

  Mars said: "The key now is that we can't support them."

"I have a way." Jeff said, "Inform the two of them of the inference of the matter first, and then use the middleman here to contact Russia. You can pay the locals to help. Although it is risky, it is better than nothing." It is obviously safer to act alone as a backup."

  An Feng has no objection: "Just do it."

  Everyone immediately divides the work, and asks the relationship to find someone to show their skills. Security companies are also similar to the police, and the relationship with criminal organizations is very delicate. As long as they don't provoke me, everyone is friends and potential business partners. This time, through the intermediary relationship, let the gang in Moscow take action.

   Just as things were going on tensely, there was an echo from the Moscow Action Team: They were being targeted by unknown guys.

  Jeff immediately asked them to take emergency self-protection measures.

   To a certain extent, self-preservation can be called "oil on the soles of the feet", but the green hills are left without worrying about no firewood. The two Russian-Americans obviously couldn't compete with the locals, so they ran away immediately... After that, the communication was disconnected. The headquarters couldn't contact them either, and the situation suddenly became out of control.

  After spending several hours in tension, a message from one of the guys came: the accomplice was arrested and he was on the run.

  Everyone who heard the news had a sense of powerlessness. If the incident happened in the United States, Aegis Security would have the means and ability to intervene, but it would be impossible to change it in Russia, where they are unfamiliar. Jeff urged the organization on the Russian side, and the other party asked for a lot of money.

   "How much?" An Feng asked.

   "They said at least a million dollars," Jeff said.

   "500,000, buy it now." An Feng said.

  Jeff went to contact and came back and said, "They agree, but they have to transfer money to a Swiss bank account immediately."

   "Okay." An Feng said, if he dared to go back on his word, he would pay for the international killers to get them. The latter's reputation is said to be the highest in the industry.

   After the local gangs in Moscow took the money, they provided protection to the employees of SHIELD and went to negotiate at the same time. Things are also easily resolved. According to the employees who participated in the negotiations, they sent a dozen or so people to chat with him for a few minutes, and then he came to speak.

   It took more than forty minutes before and after, most of which were spent in traffic jams in Moscow. The other party talked behind the back of the guy and got half a million—no wonder they like crimes. Zero cost and high return, work every three to five times, and live a happy life in the future, without worrying about food and clothing.

  The words are far away, the two guys who went to Russia were finally rescued, and they clarified the misunderstanding with each other.

They are indeed Guli's friends, but out of caution, they monitored the two guys who went to Russia, and both team members have special agent backgrounds, so they are naturally cautious in their whereabouts. The other party thought they were from the Security Bureau, and the misunderstanding increased If there is a new hatred and old hatred, one of them will be taken away.

   Now that things are sorted out, they have a united front.

  What Guri did in Russia is the truth: he rushed back to Russia from the United States, broke through many obstacles, and carefully planned to kill three people, one of whom was vague in nature and had an official identity, and he shot half of his head with a gun. Now Guri is being taken away by the Russian Federal Security Service.

   "What's the worst and best case?" An Feng asked.

  Jeff said: "The worst is to be held in secret and enjoy the special treatment of Russian agents every day; the best is for him to confess voluntarily, and he may be able to die quickly."

  (end of this chapter)