D's words made me understand what he meant. In fact, he was saying that although he also wanted to kill the old guy at Berlin Station, and he also knew that the old guy at Berlin Station would not let them go, and would inevitably join the revenge of Dune and Heyncks' party against them, but he didn't want to put all his value into it. He's not the old guy Eunice, and the old guy Eunice can do anything to achieve his goal, even if it's the same death. But they are different, this old man at Berlin station is just a stop on his long journey, at most a relatively large station, but it should not and will not be regarded as a terminal by him. His days still have to pass, and the road has to go on. So he had to keep not only himself, but his own team as much as possible.

I could feel that there were other battles waiting for him after D, and that he had bigger goals to accomplish. I don't know exactly what it is, but these are just some of my own feelings after getting along these days.

But either way, now it's him who has the final say, not me. In our collaboration, I'm more like a part-time worker. After all, I need so much that only he can provide me with this support here and now. So since he doesn't want to, I can't help it. In fact, I thought about it, it is indeed a place where I am not sure about the personnel, whether they are as useless as D said, but one thing is inevitable, that is, I am not familiar with them, and there is not even the most basic trust between them, who will listen to whom when the time comes? That's where the biggest hidden danger lies. For these reasons, I chose to compromise and listen to everything D's. It's best if I can get through this difficulty, and if I can't get through it, I'll see the opportunity to act at that time.

On our return to Switzerland we did not immediately go to Romanshorn, but stopped near the border line, where the men of D brought us new situations and weapons. It wasn't until this moment that I learned that the person who drove us all the way from the hospital in Switzerland, and accompanied D to check the information and then went to England with him, was named Vogel. The man who brought us things was like a native of Switzerland, and both D and Vogel called him Jon.

After finding us, the man handed the bag with the weapon to D, who had never been interested in weapons, maybe for him, as long as the gun could be fired, he didn't care what kind of gun it was, whether it was good or not, so he didn't even look at it and just motioned for Jon to hand it over to me. And all he cared about was the situation in that town.

At first Jon spoke in German, and that's how these guys communicate, they speak in whatever language they want, which may be a good rule, but it was a very painful thing for me. Fortunately, I was also an important participant in what I was about to do, so before Jon could say a word, D interrupted him and said, "French or English." ”

Jon immediately understood what he was trying to do, and he turned to look at me and said in French, "We've found two groups of people in Romanshorn at the moment. They live in two different inns and rarely cross paths. The number of people who can be identified is seven. ”

"Seven in total, divided into two groups?" D asked, then continued, "How did you find them?" ”

Jon smiled and said, "When I received your warning, everyone became vigilant. But it soon became clear that two of the guys were hanging out around town. He said and pulled out a photo, "This is what we took." The two people in the photo were the first to be suspected, and one of them registered at the inn was named Roman? Sommel, another one named Jan? Bergen. ”

D took the picture and looked at it and said, "Sounds like two Germans." ”

"Yes. The passport is German. Jon nodded, "The two of them also speak German, so they can't hear it. ”

"Huh. Not being able to hear the voice is the biggest problem. After D finished speaking, he carefully looked at the photo and handed it to Vogel on the side and said, "Look at these two people, do you have an impression?" ”

I watched their conversation as I looked at the weapons in my bag. There was nothing special in the bag, three USP pistols. There were six magazines in total, and several rounds of ammunition, but this time they were all equipped with silencers.

Vogel, who was next to me, immediately shook his head after taking the photo and looked at it, "I haven't seen it." Not at all impressed. ”

"Huh." Hearing Vogel say this, not only did he not seem disappointed, but as if he was expected, "It seems that they didn't send those old faces, let alone my classmates." ”

"Classmates?" I asked, puzzled.

"Yes. Schoolmate. D nodded and continued: "Shouldn't Chinese be better said to be classmates?" After saying that, he didn't wait for me to answer, turned his head to look at Jon and said, "Are these two people a group?" ”

"It's not." Jon shook his head and continued, "The two of them were the first to arrive at Romanshorn. After arriving, they stayed in different hotels. The first to be discovered was this Jan? Bergen, why did we discover Roman? Sommer is because these two guys are often in the same place, and they have similar schedules, almost always going out or returning to the hotel at the same time, and we can be sure that they are in contact and act at the same time. ”

D nodded and handed me the two pictures, "Take a look." Remember what they look like. ”

I took the photo and looked at it, these two people looked very ordinary, at first glance they were European purebred whites, dressed like tourists, and one of them had a camera on his chest, and I don't know if it was a prop for decoration and camouflage or if it was really needed.

"Did the people who came after that stay in separate hotels?" D asked.

"Yes. Successively. After we got our eyes on these two people, we noticed the two inns, and the people who stayed later did not come at the same time, but these people did the work of the previous two people after they arrived, but the scope of their activities was larger and the inspection was more detailed. ”

"You're saying they're still in the scouting phase?" D asked.

"Yes. At least it seems to us that it is. Jon nodded, "They don't seem to know exactly where we are. I'm still looking for it. ”

"Huh." D didn't speak immediately after laughing, but after thinking for a moment, he said, "Let our people hide it for me for the past few days." Let them find it, I don't believe they can find anything. ”

"Your inn or something... Can't find anything? I asked.

"Can't find out." D is very affirmative: "Unless they find and talk to the owners of hotels and travel agencies, they will not be able to find out the problem simply from the registration and registration information." ”