When he woke up that it was already night, Alyosha did not go out, but thought about the next steps of action.

Now I have three options: find a place to live for a while, and then contact my boss.

Second, to go to Austria, which has to cross the whole of Ukraine plus Hungary or Czechoslovakia, and it is convenient to arrive in Austria, where there is the owner's industry.

But since you can go to Austria, it is not necessary or suitable to go to those industrial sites, all you need is a safe and international phone call.

The third, and furthest way, is to Finland.

Documents are not a problem, money is not a problem, the next thing to do is to solve the transportation and weigh the pros and cons.

I have a rough map in my head, and tomorrow it will be more convenient to go to the market and buy an atlas of the USSR and Eastern Europe, and today I saw two stalls selling second-hand books, where there are maps.

After much thought, Alyosha decided to go to Finland.

If it was to stay in the USSR and play "lurking", for how long?

After arriving in the Soviet Union, all operations were cut off from the "combined forces" and bosses, and the former CIA agents gave Alyosha a way of action that Alyosha had no contact with, the way of real agents and spies.

It's a pity that the four brothers who he once looked down on are all finished, and their way of doing things Alyosha has only learned a little scratch.

If he doesn't return to the United States for a long time, the boss is not likely to be in a hurry, but Alyosha feels that he still needs to get in touch with Boss Guan as soon as possible - tell the boss that it is better not to send people to Crimea in the past two years, and that the four guys who covered their evacuation cannot die in vain!

It can't die in vain, it's not revenge. If it's just an ordinary arms deal, except for such a thing there must be revenge, whenever it is!

But this time it's different, because of the suitcase.

I had met with two logistics officers on the other side, and although I didn't know the exact location of the arsenal where the missiles were stored, I still knew the approximate location.

The initial transaction was introduced by the middleman, plus the location of the arsenal, even if the middleman is very likely to have been wiped out now, as long as the arsenal is there, there is always a way to find out who the other party is.

As long as they find out, those two officers will be dead!

Not for revenge, but for the sake of extinguishing the mouth, no matter where the other party will be in the world in the future.

Thinking of this, Alyosha laughed at the short-sighted Soviet officers: it's only 20 million, and it will be 20 million shared by many people, so he will go out and kill his own 5 people.

Twenty million, a group of people sold nuclear bombs, and it is estimated that the money shared by each main person is their own annual salary for a year.

They don't know that buying those is just the idea of their boss wanting an amulet, and the quantity is actually not so much, one or two pieces are enough.

I decided to use almost all the cash I had come to the Soviet Union on an ad hoc basis, but I didn't want those crazy guys to sell nuclear bombs all over the world.

Hehe... Do good.

The dollars of several large flight boxes are nothing in the eyes of the boss, but in the eyes of those who sell nuclear bombs, such a big battle is put on the table.

This is the difference between the big guy and the little guy, and his own boss is already a real big guy.

"Is it worth it?"

Is it worth it?!

Alyosha really wanted to ask those people if it was worth it, they had already died at least dozens of them, and I don't know how those people managed to settle the big battle that took place on the outskirts of Sevastopol.

At least a thousand shots were fired on both sides, dozens of grenades were dropped, and the two brothers who had left cover at the beginning were each tied with a super-powerful 3 kilograms of Octojin explosives, which could casually blow up those three-story buildings, and the debris flew out of a few hundred meters.

"If the other side starts with the mountains of thermobaric bombs that are piled up in the warehouse, then they win. ”

I only heard a few years ago that the Soviet army used it in Afghanistan to deal with the personnel in the building, and the power is said to be so great that it is perverted!

Maybe it's because they're worried about the nuclear bomb leaking, but it's more likely that they want to catch it alive and find out where all the nuclear bombs are going: it's impossible for a few of them to put a truckload of nuclear bombs in a private house.

Don't worry about the warehouse being discovered, because it's a private warehouse, and it won't be possible until you can check all the settlements in the huge Crimean peninsula once.

As long as those people do not represent the Soviet government, then they cannot find them.

If they represented the Soviet government, they would be dead, and there would be no possibility of casting a long line to catch a big fish: no government would dare to let an uncontrolled guy run around the country with a nuclear bomb that could be detonated at any time.

Thinking of this, Alyosha laughed at the other party a little: still want to catch it alive, is this possible?

The shirt I wear here is a vertical collar, and the collar is buttoned with two buttons, and the front and back "medal buckles" are fixed in such a way that it can be fixed and disassembled on any thin clothes, and it is also waterproof.

It was two cyanide clasps, which shattered at the first bite, and yesterday the last companion just smiled and showed himself how to use it, because his stomach was wrenched by those damn Soviet small-caliber bullets.

If you bite it, you will die in less than ten seconds.

"We must bring the news back as soon as possible, and we can't let the brothers die in vain!"

In order not to let the four guys die in vain, Alyosha wanted to leave the USSR as soon as possible.

It's not difficult to cross the Hungarian or Czechoslovak border south, but that means crossing the border twice and changing vehicles twice, doubling the chance of an accident!

With guns and deadly large boxes, it was impossible to take trains and planes, and in the USSR, there were occasional inspections on trains, and even if the probability of it happening was extremely small, it was not possible to risk it.

Passenger buses need to change too many times, and there is no guarantee that all the stations they pass through will not have security checks, so they will have to drive themselves.

To the north, to Finland, you only need to cross the border once.

One of my U.S. passports originally had a Finnish entry stamp on it the previous day, which was true, because I really went there and left with another passport.

According to the records of the Finnish customs, I will still be traveling in Finland.

One of the backup options, just in case.

"Get a car, go to Leningrad, and find a way to cross the Soviet-Finnish border!"

As long as there was a car, Alyosha could run freely on the territory of the USSR, even if he drove across Eurasia - thanks to the fact that the USSR was a large oil producer, even if it was a planned economy, but the supply of oil was open.

Gas stations in the USSR have long been quasi-unmanned, there are only cashiers, and the gas guns are operated by the drivers themselves.

It's better not to steal a car, it's easy to get out of the way. The box is too important, it's better to buy.

......

Kharkiv is a big city, but it won't be two years later in the black market, but there will be no instant noodles for Volga cars.

Alyosha couldn't buy a second-hand car with a dollar bill in the open, and the difficulty was more difficult than he had expected.

Fortunately, the big guy quickly solved the transportation problem, and it was still a very stylish one.