The next morning, Yoyoko Yamada took the opportunity to go out to buy groceries and threw a letter to Konishi Hikaru who was in the pioneer group.

Konishi once swore to Yoshiyoko Yamada that Qian Xiaobao was the most loyal Manchukuo to the Japanese Empire he had ever met. is his best friend. He was also the one who helped him the most.

The most trusted person in this world is Hikaru Konishi, and she wants to tell Hikaru Konishi what she heard Hideko Kono say last night. So she wrote a letter to Hikaru Konishi overnight, writing all the conversations she heard between Hideko Kono and Kano Kobayashi on it.

What Hikaru Nishishi wants to do is Hikaru Nishi's business, but she must tell Hikaru Konishi all this.

Xiaobao got up the next morning and went to the granary. The grain from the ten train cars that arrived today was pulled to the Three Trees railway station. It's time to organize people to haul and transport food.

There is no way to pull food like a truck with a pioneer regiment in the whetstone, and you can't turn to the intelligence department of the Kwantung Army. After all, it was ostensibly his own business.

Silly Biao had already gotten Xiaobao's message. He's been staring at the ten train cars for the past few days. After knowing the exact news, Silly Biao hired more than a dozen carriages and dozens of strong laborers for loading and unloading early.

Silly Biao has a sense of command. He also liked it the way it was. Only when he saw Xiaobao coming, he ran over.

"It's all right to finish the day, right?" Xiaobao looked at the people who were carrying grain up the slope and asked.

"No problem. Let's give as much work as we need to do, and there is no one who is unwilling to do it. These are the hundreds of people I want to work for. Said stupidly.

"How about the grain at the train station?" Xiaobao asked again.

"No problem. A dozen wagons were pulled in a few trips. I asked Brother Chang to take care of it there. Silly replied.

"Tell these people that if they are willing to work, they will have food to bring over in a few days, and they will live a lot." Xiaobao nodded and said.

"That's a good idea." Chen Mingyi rarely shows up, so it's up to the stupid biao here. He liked it more and more.

Xiaobao doesn't want to spend it here in the granary. He also wanted to go out and help Kobayashi find a satisfactory house.

……

USSR. Moscow. General Staff of the Red Army on Arbat Street.

The Intelligence Department of the General Staff of the Red Army was located here. The head of the GRU, General Berzin, looked at the four documents handed to him by the secretary.

"Is it really just a matter of these four people?" Berzin asked.

"Yes. However, this morning Comrade Udelenko, head of the training bureau, submitted an application to go to Khabarovsk and Vladivostok in the Far East to inspect the training of intelligence officers there. The secretary said expressionlessly.

"Of the four, Udlenko is one. What should I do with him? Berzin smiled and picked out Udlenko's file from the four files and looked at it carefully.

"Did his parents really starve to death in the Holodomor in Ukraine, as it is written in the archives?" Berzin asked.

"It's been verified, it's true. At that time Udrenko was only a lieutenant. The secretary replied with a blank face.

Belzin looked at the file carefully. This is no ordinary file, it is simply a compilation of personal details.

"When Udlenko was a child, his nickname was Potato, why?" Berzin asked, still looking up.

"When he was a child, his family was very poor and could only afford potatoes. I heard that he was very thin at that time, and his big head was like a potato. The secretary replied with a slight smile on the corner of his mouth.

Belzin stood up and walked to the window to watch the flow of people coming in and out of the Arbat Street subway station.

"He also served as a military attache at the Soviet Consulate General in Harbin for two years." The secretary added.

"Don't alarm him, I give him permission to go to the Far East. Of course, keep an eye on him. If he was really the guy we were looking for, the Japanese would have sent intelligence agents to pick him up. Through him, we can discover many people who interest us. Belzin said.

"Is Udlenko's application report going to take the Eastern Railway from Manchuria to Suifenhe? If this is the case, it will be much easier for him to defect, just get off in Harbin. Berzin asked, slightly mockingly.

"I've read his report carefully, and he's not going to take that railroad. He was going to get to Khabarovsk first, and then to Vladivostok. It will not pass through the territory of Manchukuo. The secretary replied earnestly.

"If Udlenko is a traitor, I will be sad. But there are happy things. This shows that our intelligence team in Harbin is very effective. Belzin said with a smile.

"What about Udlenko? He was about to go to the Far Eastern Territory. But those of us there don't know that he's probably a traitor. He would have escaped easily. The secretary asked.

Berzin fell into deep thought.

"It's better to let him die a natural death. In this way, the Japanese will not think that there is a problem with intelligence. Belzin said.

"If Udlenko ends up on the border, then there will be nothing to say. Let the people we secretly track keep in close contact with the border guards along the line. Udlenko was about to cross the border when he was found dead by the border guards. This is a good result for us and for the Japanese. "Berzin finally decided the fate of Udrenko.

"Yes, I'll give the order." The secretary replied immediately.

"We just set a trap on the border, and if Udlenko accidentally gets into it, we can only blame himself for his bad luck." Belzin said with a sigh.

In the afternoon of the same day, Udrenko, head of the training bureau of the Intelligence Directorate of the General Staff of the Red Army, received an order that the head of the Main Intelligence Directorate, Berzin, agreed to his application to inspect the work in the Far East and wished him all the best.

Only then did Udlenko relax a little. He had been secretly informed a day earlier that he might be exposed to evacuate as soon as possible.

From a few years ago when he was a military attache in the Consulate General in Harbin and was dragged into the water by the Intelligence Department of the Kwantung Army, he provided a lot of important information to the Japanese. Including the arrest of more than 700 people by the Manchurian Provincial Party Committee and its subordinate organizations. The Japanese completely destroyed the Manchurian Provincial Committee. A total of 198 people were shot and killed afterwards.

As head of the training bureau, Udlenko is a living dictionary. And then a person who was trained in the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Red Army, he understood. This is also the reason why the Japanese want to do their best to rescue him at this moment.

Getting to Khabarovsk by train from Moscow is not a short distance. However, in ten days, he will be able to live in the beautiful and comfortable house that the Japanese have prepared for him. Of course, this also means that he has to give up everything here, including his wife and children.