Today's time is more than an hour earlier than yesterday, so Verak did not rush to urge Diaz and Murphy to draw the map in his room and go back to rest. Instead, he and the two had some discussions about the map.
At ten o'clock in the evening, he let the two of them leave and sat alone at his desk to study the map of the neighborhoods around the basically formed military warehouse.
The three people's work efficiency is very high. They all know that Verak values them extremely and is trying his best to give them opportunities. Therefore, each one is more competitive than the other. They should live up to their expectations tomorrow. In the end, the three people will do the workload of six people.
As their backbone, the next thing Verak has to do is to use the information they collected to test whether the plan is feasible, formulate a plan to solve the weapon shortage, and recognize their efforts.
Dozens of soldiers in a military warehouse are not difficult to deal with. If they can catch them by surprise, they have a good chance of winning and taking control of the warehouse in the shortest time with minimal losses.
Currently, we are still facing the problem of information blockade inside and outside military warehouses.
Inside. When attacking a military warehouse, how to ensure that the people inside do not call for support or spread the news to alert the government.
Outside. How to ensure that during an attack, the neighborhoods around the military warehouse will not notice anything unusual and will not report it to the government.
As long as there are solutions to these two points, the plan to use military warehouses to meet weapons needs will become feasible.
During the regular meeting today, Verak saw that the other three people responsible for solving the problem of weapon vacancies had not made any significant progress, so he stopped placing his hope on them and made up his mind to lead Diaz and others.
Settle this matter and formalize the final piece of the master plan to storm the government buildings.
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December 11
Diaz, Nord, and Murphy had breakfast and left.
After Verac tidied up a little more appropriately, he, Keating, and Piaf came to the training class classroom and began to explain the concept of equality to the two hundred trainees in the fourth period.
The course on the concept of equality has been led by Verak since the second period. Now in the fourth period, Keating no longer needs help to control the field. He can deal with various situations with ease on his own.
Even though the number of people in this course has increased due to my increasing experience, all the lectures were finished by 5 p.m.
This speed surprised Keating. He witnessed the entire lecture process. Verak was very clear and did not miss any part of the concept content. During the final question and answer, the students' retellings and extended new ideas also showed that this training
The quality is up to standard and there are no cases where students fail to keep up with the progress.
After successfully completing this training mission, Verak bid farewell to Keating and Piaf who were responsible for the follow-up work.
There will only be another four or five days before the fifth training, and there are even fewer places where the intelligence department can use him. From now on, he can devote himself to studying the military warehouse with Diaz and the others.
Something happened.
Eight o'clock in the evening.
Diaz and Murphy rushed back and came to the door of Verak's room.
"It's earlier today. I haven't gone to eat yet." Verak was about to leave the room to eat. When he came back, he packed the food for them. "It just so happens that we can go over and eat together."
"Okay." Diaz and Murphy made way.
Verak walked out of the room and looked around: "Where is Nord? He didn't come back?"
"Yes." Diaz explained the situation, "Nord said that he only paid attention to the situation of the military warehouse during the day and didn't know anything about the situation at night, so he wanted to take advantage of the last night to stay there and make arrangements for the military warehouse at night.
Record it and fill in the information gaps.”
"Have you told him to pay attention to his safety?" Verak frowned and walked towards the stairs.
Diaz and Murphy followed behind: "I have been warned, and Nord has a sense of restraint and did not rush to find a way to enter the warehouse today. Before leaving, he also informed me of the new information added today and asked me to
Let me tell you."
"We'll talk about it after dinner." Verak put down some snacks, calmly led the two of them to finish the meal, and only formally listened to the report after returning to the room.
"Murphy and I investigated the area near the military warehouse. The closest government support point to the military warehouse should be the police station, which is ten minutes' drive away. However, the support the police station can provide is limited and will not pose much of a threat to us. Except
Outside the police station, the second closest thing is the military camp where patrol soldiers are stationed about thirty minutes away. The strength of the troops here has not yet been determined, but it is certain that once they provide support, we will be in danger..." Di
Yaz opened his notebook and told it according to what was recorded above.
Verak listened silently, and based on Diaz's words, combined with the existing maps of the three blocks near the military warehouse, he 'drawn' a larger map of Lezein in his mind, involving two districts.
"It will take us almost fifty minutes to rush from the military warehouse to the government building." Diaz said, "Based on the information monitored by Nord and the approximate amount of weapons we need, we can say it will take at least an hour.
Only then can we complete the arming. Finally, plus the time it takes us to capture the military warehouse, this is the minimum time limit we have to ensure that the information is not leaked after the plan starts."
"If we really want to attack the military warehouse first, it will definitely be a quick attack." Verak very decisively established the tactics for the military warehouse. "There are not many soldiers in the military warehouse, and we have to surprise them again."
, so the battle must end within five minutes at the latest. If it exceeds this time, it will be difficult for us to ensure that the news will not be leaked through any channels."
"Five minutes..." Diaz mused.
Verak took from Murphy the new information brought back by Nordito and the others: "Although there was a large gap in weapons when we attacked the military warehouse, our strength will still crush them, so five minutes
It’s not fast. What’s more, the five minutes takes into account confidentiality. If we attack at all costs, their defense strength will not be able to stop us for long.”
"Yes..." Diaz didn't have much opinion.
"I just suddenly thought of something." When Verak did not accept any questions, his face turned serious. "The military warehouse is so important. The government should not have considered the risk of being targeted by our Equality Council. Then they
We know that the military warehouse here is sparse in troops and can easily be captured by us to obtain a large number of weapons, so why not send more troops?"
"Maybe it's because of the recent blockade of Lezein, city guard patrols, etc., that too many troops have been deployed?" Murphy, who has always been reticent, took the initiative to participate in the analysis, "And they probably think that we don't dare to put this idea into action even if we have it.
After all, once we take action, the news will be easily leaked and the peace talks will collapse immediately."
Verak always felt that things were not that simple. Their progress was so smooth that it seemed to be carefully planned by someone, just waiting for them to dig in: "Even if the government thinks so, they should also make plans.
A good way to deal with emergencies.”
"So what do you mean..." Diaz asked.
"Let's continue with the arrangements, but we have to put some thought into investigating whether there are any problems." Verak's eyes were complicated, and he did not dare to judge whether there was a conspiracy hidden in it.
"We have come this far, and we should not deny the feasibility because of such risks." Diaz was worried that Verak would cancel the plan.
"Of course." Verak was not willing to let a few days of hard work go to waste, "In this way, I will give you a new task. In two days, check the information of all the military warehouses in Lezein City and see what they are.
What is the strength of our troops? Have there been any unreasonable redeployments in recent months?"
Diaz did not respond. He hesitated: "Two days may be too tight..."
"How long do you think it will take?" Diaz never made requests back to Verac. This time he had objections, which showed that the time may really be too tight. Verac did not know as much about this information as the two of them, and he
Asked about their estimates.
"Four or five days," Diaz said.
There are only four days left before the deadline guaranteed by Verak to Morais.
This is just a verbal promise, but Verak made his words in front of so many people. If he fails to do so, it will be a small matter for him to lose face, and it will affect everyone's impression of Diaz and the others, which will be a bit troublesome.
Now Morais and many cadres know that Verac is leading three people to try to solve the weapons problem. They have performed well, and Diaz and his team will have a much easier road in the future.
"Four days." Verak weighed it up and decided to let Diaz and Murphy take on more pressure. "In four days, you will investigate this matter clearly. We will use the information from other military warehouses and the military warehouses in recent months to
We mobilized personnel to analyze whether there are any traps."
"Understood." Diaz agreed.
"Then starting from tomorrow, your walking range will become larger, and you will probably have to deal with the patrol guards who are interrogating you." Verak took out all the money he had on him from his pocket, "When you encounter something, you must be sure to
Calm down, as I said again, safety is the most important thing. If you can solve it with money, use money to solve it."
Diaz did not accept it: "We have more than a hundred gold grams left here, which is enough."
"Take it." Verak also wanted to feel more at ease. "The more money you have, the safer you will be, and I can feel more at ease."
"Okay..." Diaz did not refuse again and again and chose to accept Verac's money.
"Do you think there is any suitable way for us to provide cover for the attack on the military warehouse?" After settling the follow-up matters, Verak spread the map on the coffee table in the living room for several people to look at it together.
Murphy sat on the sofa and leaned forward: "Didn't you say you wanted to find a way to attract the attention of people in the surrounding neighborhoods?"
"That's right." Verak nodded, "But what's the most appropriate way to attract him away?"
"It is necessary to attract people walking around the neighborhood to prevent them from noticing that the military warehouse has been captured by us, and to prevent the attraction from being so large that it alerts the soldiers in the military warehouse... This is a difficult balance." Diaz's eyes are on the military.
The blocks in the four directions of the warehouse, southeast and northwest are moved upstream.
"That is to find a method that is reasonable, will not make the soldiers suspicious, and can attract the attention of the people in the surrounding neighborhoods." Verak summed up several requirements they need to meet for cover, "You have to follow some
We have to work hard on big things.”
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government building, security department
Locke Shriver has been running to the interrogation room whenever he has time in the past few days. Unfortunately, no matter how he interrogates, the newly transported prisoners who escaped from Dymans Prison and were transported to Lezein did not reveal a single useful information.
He clearly felt it.
These prisoners really don't know anything. Even if they are tortured ten thousand times, it will be useless.
The real focus is to put it back on Rose, who knows something but won't let go.
"Has there been any progress in tracking down other prisoners who are close to Chris?" After dinner, on the way to the interrogation room, Locke Shriver asked his subordinates for news.
"Yes," the subordinate replied, "we found the old residence of the prisoner named Dawn."
"Old residence? Where is that person?"
"No one has seen it yet. According to the report, Daun's relatives moved once a year ago, and our people are on their way to their new place." The subordinate said, "Daun escaped.
He’s probably heading there too.”
Rock Shriver chuckled: "Anyone who has dealt with Chris is not stupid. That Dawn must know that the government will track down his whereabouts, so after he finds his family, he will definitely change places again."
"Dawn probably hasn't met his family yet."
"Why do you say that?"
"When our people went to investigate their old residence, the local residents said that there was a person whose appearance basically matched Dawn's. He came over two days ago to inquire about the whereabouts of the family that had moved away." The subordinate said this and concluded.
Reason, "This person must be Dawn. He just arrived at his old residence two days ago. Judging from his cautious character, he will definitely not take the train when he goes to find his family, so we will be faster than him. We only need to
Just lay a dragnet around his family in advance."
Rock Shriver said no more: "Don't make any mistakes again. We must catch him."
"yes."
With that said, Locke Shriver arrived at the interrogation room. In the interrogation room, the three hanging prisoners were all dying, either fainting or letting out weak groans.
"Ross." After Rock Shriver entered, he walked directly in front of Ross without even looking at the two worthless prisoners. "How do you feel? Can your body still hold on?"
"Oh."
"Ross." After Rock Shriver entered, he walked directly in front of Ross without even looking at the two worthless prisoners. "How do you feel? Can your body still hold on?"
"Oh."
"Ross." After Rock Shriver entered, he walked directly in front of Ross without even looking at the two worthless prisoners. "How do you feel? Can your body still hold on?"