Soviet Union, in a factory in the Caucasus that is not marked on the map.

German agents William Bruce and Pierce cautiously raised their Luger pistols against the exterior wall to observe their surroundings.

When the break between the guards arrived, William turned his head to look at Pierce and made a gesture to get moving.

Immediately, Pierce nodded tacitly, and with two German agents in Soviet uniforms, he quickly rushed down lightly.

Pierce and William were both agents who had entered the Soviet Union together as technicians only a year earlier, and with them arrived a small detachment that had entered the Soviet Union as skilled workers, engineers, designers, and so on.

The combat goal of this detachment was to quickly hide in a certain village in the vast land of the Soviet Union after the Soviet-German war, and wait for an opportunity to go to an important oil factory here to carry out sabotage tasks.

Their ultimate goal is to blow up the vital oil fields with a special time bomb.

The plan was very bold, even very unrealistic. It can almost be called "the most daring and possibly bizarre action in history".

William and Pierce were both lieutenant officers from the famous German special forces, the commander of the 800th Construction Training Regiment in Brandenburg!

In addition, the German High Command drew from the first battalion of the 800th Architectural Training Regiment in Brandenburg from its subordinate "Baltic Company", all of whom were fluent in Russian, and their commander was the battalion adjutant, Lieutenant Peirce.

Lieutenant Wilhelm, on the other hand, was born in 1914 in St. Petersburg, Russia, to a senior German general who served in the Tsarist Russian Navy.

Wilhelm is fluent in Russian, English and German, and studied economics at universities in Berlin and Vienna. Knowing that in 1939, that is, two years earlier, Wilhelm, who had excellent language skills, was recruited by the Military Espionage Bureau of the German General Staff to participate in the 800th Construction Training Camp in Brandenburg, a small secret unit of the Espionage Bureau at that time, and after a series of special operations during the French campaign, Wilhelm was soon promoted to lieutenant.

Only in the second month after he became a lieutenant, William was transferred to the Soviet Union to participate in the "Soviet-German cooperation project" as a technician.

Wilhelm would command another platoon, mostly Russians who had volunteered to serve Germany, and fifteen of the twenty-four Russian-speaking personnel assigned to the mission were ethnic Russian spies from the German Military Intelligence Bureau.

Of course, even the commander of this detachment, William himself, was a Russian.

Under Reinhardt's personal interrogation and guidance, William and Pierce wore the uniforms of the security forces of the Soviet Ministry of Internal Affairs, and all the way to the large oil fields that did not exist on the map.

Fearing that the target would be too big, William arranged all his platoon members on the periphery to wait for pickup. Twenty-two volunteers from Pierce's team, as well as Pierce himself, infiltrated the oil factory.

Along the way, the two men left people to guard the aisles along the way. By the time they arrived at the plant's core refinery, only William, Pierce, and Pierce's two agents were left.

"People over there, what's the matter with you?"

Suddenly, the factory patrol came with a questioning voice.

Unlike William, the core of the factory was patrolled by real soldiers of the Soviet Ministry of Internal Affairs' security forces.

Once they meet, they have to show their stuff after a few words.

As a result, Pierce and the two agents he brought with him chose to remain silent.

Although they all speak Russian, at this time, it is difficult to guarantee that there will be no accidents when speaking casually in front of the real security forces of the Soviet Ministry of Internal Affairs.

The soldiers of the security forces seemed to notice that the three Pierce were abnormal, and the sound of hurried footsteps was getting closer. In the distance, William sensed that something was wrong, so he hurried down the stairs and hid behind a large number of cans containing flammable chemicals.

By this time, the soldiers of the security forces of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs had stopped questioning and were shooting directly.

They have strict procedures and systems in place, and in this case, they have the right to shoot and kill suspicious people.

Pierce and the others, who were also well-trained agents, quickly dodged, and each of them narrowly escaped the onslaught of bullets and took refuge behind some cans suspected of containing oil.

At this time, a tall, thin man about forty years old, led by the security forces of the Soviet Ministry of Internal Affairs, raised his hand and ordered his soldiers to stop shooting.

After all, he also knew the terrible consequences of these dangerous bullets once they pierced these cans containing stored oil.

In an instant, the surroundings fell silent, dozens of guns were aimed around the can, but no one dared to shoot.

William knew the other party's concerns, and took advantage of this respite to take out the time bomb, looking at the time set with Pierce before, he did not immediately press the start button, but shortened the set time by another three minutes.

Not far from Pierce, William, crouching behind the stacked cans, looked at the exit on his right, and then reminded Pierce on the lower left to prepare to escape.

Pierce nodded slightly, indicating that he had received the message.

After William received a response from his teammates, he quietly prepared his pistol and bombs.

He hid behind a cart full of cans, slowly pushing the cart loaded with oil towards the exit.

On the opposite side, dozens of pairs of eyes of the security forces of the Soviet Ministry of Internal Affairs all moved with the movement of the cart that came out of nowhere.

It's the first time they've seen such a conspicuous and arrogant person.

A Soviet soldier couldn't hold back the unwillingness in his heart, and suddenly pulled the trigger in his hand.

The screeching sound of a bullet piercing the air was so abrupt in this space.

Fortunately, due to the nervousness of the soldier who fired the shot, the bullet eventually deviated far from the target.

"Idiot!" Seeing this, the commander of the security forces of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs did not hesitate to turn around and shoot this unobedient, impulsive and reckless guy. If he hits a little more accurately and detonates the oil, everyone will have to bury him.

At that moment, Pierce, who was hiding in the other direction, opened fire, and both agents responded with fire.

William took advantage of this opportunity and immediately pushed the cart and rushed to the exit.

The moment he dodged out of the exit, William pressed the bomb to the can on top of the cart and pressed the start button.

When the Soviet soldiers of the security forces saw that William was about to flee, they also fired fiercely at the exit.

Pierce and two agents took the opportunity to push the can down with great force, and then rushed all the way to the exit where William was running.

In the process of escaping, they knocked down dozens of cans in succession.

In the chaos, the facilities here fell one after another, and the scene was very chaotic for a while.

"Bang!" The commander of the Soviet security forces shot Pierce in the thigh.

Pierce stumbled, rolled over and fell in the middle of a pile of fallen cans. One of the cans that had been knocked over and ripped out also had a pungent smell of gasoline!

"Damn! Don't shoot! ”

Asked about the smell of gasoline, the Soviet commander also hastened to order the soldiers to prohibit shooting. He didn't want to take the soldiers to heaven to meet Marx after the oil was detonated.

William, who had already rushed out of the core area of the factory, knew that if he did not leave, everyone would be killed in the fire. So, he did not hesitate to gather the agents laid out on the front and return as usual.

At the last moment, William and his entourage stopped and jumped into the military helicopter that was hidden outside, and took Pierce's men and his subordinates to board the helicopter called "Chidori".

And this special operation is the first time that the German army has put a helicopter that was previously used as a secret weapon into actual combat.

After the engine started, William looked at his watch and said softly regretfully: "It's time."

After taking off on flat ground, the oil factory exploded with a roar, and the burning flames engulfed everything like a terrifying grim reaper.

Including the security forces of the Soviet Ministry of Internal Affairs, including the ordinary Soviet soldiers stationed in the factory who rushed to the factory without knowing it, as well as three German agents including Pierce.

William lost his teammates forever.

"All for the Third Reich." William said silently to himself.