Standing in the empty space of the logistics base, Cheng Yu quickly distinguished their respective areas.
Of course there are trucks everywhere, but there are still many differences between trucks.
First of all, a rough distinction can be made based on the different directions of entry and exit. Cheng Yu walked directly in the direction of the incoming trucks.
As he got closer, Cheng Yu could clearly see that the trucks entering the port were actually quite different.
The logos on the truck bodies first clearly distinguish the different freight companies to which these trucks belong. However, for this type of transnational long-distance freight, there is rarely any company that can take care of all directions.
Both financial, material and human resources are limited, which results in a freight company that is not large enough and can often only travel to one or two countries.
Of course, in the east of Russia, there are only a handful of countries they can travel to.
Besides China, there are Mongolia and North and South Korea.
It is obvious here that there are the most freight companies and vehicles traveling to and from China.
But after careful observation, Cheng Yu found that the freight companies and vehicles traveling to and from China were also segmented. Most of these vehicles had truck license plates from both countries. From the Chinese truck license plates on their bodies, Cheng Yu could
It is easy to distinguish which province the logistics company they opened in China belongs to.
Most of them are from Heilongjiang and Inner Mongolia, and a few have license plates from Hebei and even the imperial capital.
Cheng Yu didn't know whether Sergei's master would find a vehicle with Inner Mongolia license plates or Heilongjiang license plates. Although he and Lao Dapeng got into the car from Hulunbuir in Inner Mongolia, who could guarantee this?
Isn't it a false shot? He could have stopped a truck from Harbin in Hulunbuir, or he could have gone directly to the logistics transfer station in Hulunbuir and looked for the truck from Harbin that he was familiar with.
After all, this person is doing business in Harbin, and more of his connections will come from Harbin.
Based on this thinking, Cheng Yu didn't even go to the area where trucks with license plates were more concentrated in Hulunbuir, but went directly to areas in Heilongjiang where license plates were more concentrated.
Facts proved that Cheng Yu's idea was correct. In the area where Heilongjiang license plates were crowded, he quickly saw a silver-gray Volga.
After approaching, he took out the key, inserted it into the keyhole, and the car door opened with a sound.
Cheng Yu got into the car without hesitation and checked the items in the car, but found nothing more.
He took out a GPS locator, not much bigger than a diode, from his pocket and placed it in the gap between the seat back and cushion.
Unless Sergey's master was careful enough to use a scanning device to carefully scan the entire car, it is unlikely that he would have discovered that the car had been tampered with.
After doing a simple debugging on his mobile phone and confirming that the signal was normal, Cheng Yu got out of the car.
After Cheng Yu got out of the car, he opened the trunk. Except for normal emergency repair equipment, there was nothing in the trunk.
This car shouldn't bring any clues to Cheng Yu, but the car itself is the biggest clue. Cheng Yu only needs to wait until the car's GPS positioning signal shifts and keep paying attention to the car.
That’s it.
Before leaving, Cheng Yu paid attention to the freight company in this area. As he left, he used his mobile phone to check the information left by this company on the Internet.
This is a very small company. There is almost no information found on the Chinese webpage, but only a handful of information can be found on the Russian webpage. Even if Cheng Yu does not understand Russian, he can still see these few items.
This piece of information is of no use.
After thinking about it, Cheng Yu sent the company name to Xiao Nie and asked him to help search for this multinational freight company.
Xiao Nie still seemed to be online at all times, and quickly replied that he would reply to Cheng Yu when he found out.
Back at the terminal, Cheng Yu called the taxi driver.
The taxi arrived quickly. After picking up Cheng Yu, the driver said, "I thought it would take you a long time, but I didn't expect it to be so fast. Where should we go next?"
"Take me to your city center in Irkutsk."
The driver agreed and started the vehicle.
"Sir, when we get to the city center, someone may flag down my vehicle. After all, I am a taxi..."
Before he finished speaking, Cheng Yu knew what he wanted to say, so he smiled and said: "It's okay. When we get to the city center, I will get off the car and wander around by myself. You can take the order when you should. When I call you
, just come and pick me up as soon as possible. Anyway, your taxi management in Russia is not very strict. If the order is too far, you can just refuse it."
The driver agreed with a smile and sped towards the city center.
It's not too far, but it's only about six kilometers away. After ten minutes, the driver said that their location was already the most prosperous place in the center of Irkutsk.
Cheng Yu got out of the car and started walking casually in the city of Irkutsk.
After wandering around for a while, Cheng Yu found a seat in a cafe, ordered a beer, and drank slowly.
There was still no special signal coming from the phone, but Xiao Nie replied to a WeChat message. Cheng Yu didn't hear it, so he naturally clicked it when he saw it.
"Mr. Cheng, it's not difficult to check the company's information, but it took a little effort to translate it into Chinese. The translation was really stupid."
A simple message, followed by a text attachment.
Cheng Yu clicked on the attachment, downloaded it to his phone, and then checked it.
The company registration time, registration scale, and roster of all personnel are included in this attachment.
Even the company's annual tax information, income, etc. are all available.
Xiao Nie is such a good helper, no matter what happens, everything is done properly.
From this information, Cheng Yu noticed that the company's development trajectory basically matched the time mentioned by Sergey. He silently thought to himself, could this simply be the company of Sergey's master?
That's right, although it is a trading company, it still has a small number of long-distance trucks. Whether it is from the perspective of cost savings or from the perspective of emergencies, the setup in this area is always indispensable.
This company has only one shareholder and is a pure proprietorship.
The scale of the company is small, with a registered capital of only 1 million soft sister coins, annual turnover of only 30 to 40 million, and a net profit of about 1 million. The gross profit is quite considerable, reaching a scale of close to 10 million.
The only shareholder of this company is Gule Andreevich Ivanov.
After this name, there is also an annotation made by Xiao Nie, saying that Ivanov is the most common surname in Russia, accounting for almost 25% of Russians.
If this is a real name, there is nothing to say, but if it is a pseudonym, using the most popular surname is of course the best way to hide it to avoid being found out.
Cheng Yu was not sure whether this Gulie Andreevich Ivanov would be the person he was waiting for. Xiao Nie, on the other hand, also conducted some research on this person's personal information.
(Westerners who are close to each other will be more willing to call each other by their middle names. This is the case with Andreevich in Sergey's mouth. According to Cheng Yu's habit, he would be willing to call him Gulie or Ivanov.
, but for the sake of unification of character reference, let’s call him Andreevich.)
Andreevich is now fifty-eight years old, and his age also fits the character of Master Sergei.
According to Xiao Nie's investigation of this person's resume, he was born in Sevastopol, and soon followed his parents to Kiev, the capital of Ukraine today.
At the age of seventeen, he was admitted to Moscow University. During his studies, both his parents died. After graduation, he stayed in Moscow to work. He once served as a manager of a museum in Moscow.
A few years ago, Andreevich resigned from the museum, came to China, and founded his current company. Since he had never been married before, he married a divorced woman of mixed Chinese and Russian descent after coming to China.
He has two daughters, both of whom live in Harbin.
Cheng Yu knew that if Andreevich was the person he was looking for, then this person's resume would not be credible from before he went to China.
Previous resumes may have been fictitious, or they may have been imposters.
However, with his current situation since then, it is understandable why he cherishes his current life. He is almost 60 years old and has lived a life-threatening life at every turn for many years. But now he has a complete family and two children.
——Well, the eldest has just entered elementary school, and the second is only four years old——daughters who need the love and care of their parents, and no one wants to be involved in any life related to the past.
If this person is Sergey's master, then he must be extremely disgusted with Sergey now, because Sergey is forcing him to do something that he never wants to get involved in again. But he has nothing to do about it, in this world
Sergey is the only one who knows his true identity.
…
After reading the entire attachment, because it included photos, Cheng Yu already had a very concrete understanding of this Russian man who was approaching his sixtieth year but still in pretty good physical condition.
Cheng Yu estimated that if no big accident occurred, this should be that person.
A museum manager, a profession like this, and based on the tendency of Russian body shapes to change with age, more than 99% of Russians are likely to be potbellied. But Andreevich's physical condition is surprisingly good, just through the two aspects of temperance and fitness.
It's hard to convince Cheng Yu with just one word.
Cheng Yu only hoped that Andreevich's thinking was normal. If he harbored hatred for Sergey, then Sergey would be caught, especially if he was caught by the Chinese government for kidnapping. What would happen to him?
It's obviously good news.
Or maybe he really just followed Sergey's instructions and took Lao Dapeng to the designated place, and he didn't need to interfere no matter who the recipient was.
Then Cheng Yu should be able to easily take over everything Lao Dapeng does.
But if this person has a very unusual way of thinking, or if he loves and hates Sergey, there may be some trouble.
Fortunately, this is Russia after all. Even if something unusual happens, Cheng Yu doesn't care. It's just a pity that Andreevich has struggled for so many years to live a peaceful life.
From the bottom of his heart, Cheng Yu didn't want the mixed-race Chinese woman to become a widow, and he didn't want the more serious mixed-race girl to become a child without a father.
Of course, if he really has to take action, Cheng Yu will try to use this to impress the other party before then, hoping that the other party will give up that unrealistic idea.
…
Just after deleting the attachment, Cheng Yu heard a movement from his cell phone.
This was a notification signal from a dense and continuous sound coming from the sound collecting device. Cheng Yu immediately turned the page on his phone to the surveillance screen of the surveillance camera.
At the same time, Cheng Yu took out a Bluetooth headset from his pocket, put it on and connected it to his mobile phone.
