Yevgeny seriously considered the suggestion of a certain immortal and thought that the job was very interesting. Pen Fun Pavilion www.biquge.info Yes, it's very interesting, it's not very good. The difference between the two is so great, a good job doesn't necessarily mean it's interesting, and a good job doesn't mean it's good. At least Yevgeny knew that the job would be too bad if he let his money-worshipping mother come to see him.

Fortunately, it is not she who has the right to decide now, if there is only one person in this world who can govern Victoria, it must be Li Xiaofeng. Yevgeny believed that as long as the powerful uncle went to his mother's job, everything would be fine.

Anyway, Yevgeny was confident and ready to start a new job. However, Li Xiaofeng believes that things are not so simple.

"Do you know about intelligence work?" A certain immortal asked the first question.

Yevgeny was originally going to answer that he had a certain understanding, wasn't it just a secret operation on the secret front, collecting intelligence in the heart of the enemy, engaging in sabotage and plotting rebellion?

Li Xiaofeng shook his head, he knew that his eldest nephew didn't know anything about intelligence work: "Intelligence work is not as exciting as you imagined, most of the time this work is very boring, not so thrilling, you had better be mentally prepared......

Speaking of this, Li Xiaofeng touched his chin and said: "In this way, you first go to KGB 'internship' for a period of time to experience the intelligence work of the division, and then if you are still interested, then I will arrange it for you." ”

Lubyanka Square XI. This is the well-known KGB headquarters, anyway, for the Soviets, everyone knows what kind of unit they refer to when they say the rubyanka. This unit is arguably the most mysterious and powerful institution in the Soviet Union, and normal people will subconsciously avoid this square and building so as not to ask for trouble.

Of course, this was before 1947, after Dzerzhinsky's death, Lubyanka Square was renamed Dzerzhinsky Square, and a bronze statue of Dzerzhinsky was erected in the center of the square to commemorate the founder of KGB.

Of course, this is the situation outside Dzerzhinsky Square XI, and in fact people who really work at KGB know that Dzerzhinsky is not the real spiritual leader of KGB, it is Andrei who gives the soul of this institution in this era. Petrovich. Although there is not even a single photograph, portrait or sculpture of an immortal in the KGB headquarters, all the KGB staff agree that only a certain immortal is the real symbol of KGB.

When Yevgeny walked into the building, he did not tremble like an ordinary person, but on the contrary, he relaxed and looked at the interior of the building with an interested eye, and he looked at the pedestrians in the building like a curious baby.

KGB staff do not have a uniform except for the security personnel standing guard, and the mature habit is to wear a suit and tie, and generally require a black suit, anyway, it looks so calm and capable. But what really caught Yevgeny's attention was the gait of these men, most of whom showed a walking posture in which the left arm swings naturally and the right arm does not move, as if carved out of a mold.

Yevgeny had heard the story that the KGB crews had this gait because they had been trained to do so, and that they could be trained to do so in order to quickly draw their guns.

However, KGB did not admit this, and Yevgeny did not know whether it was true or not, he wanted to ask his uncle, but every time he chatted with this uncle, the rhythm was unconsciously taken away, which is probably the controlling position of the superior.

KGB was very efficient, and after waiting in the waiting room for less than three minutes, a capable lady took him up to the third floor. After waiting outside an office for a few minutes, he was received by the head of the Personnel Training Department.

Speaking of reception, it is actually very simple, the lean minister first briefly welcomed him to KGB, then directly handed him a temporary certificate, and then sent him to participate in training, and only after passing can he officially start his internship career.

This simple and efficient style surprised Yevgeny a little, originally he thought that this morning was to report for duty, and the specific arrangements would have to be made at least tomorrow. Who would have thought that KGB's style is so efficient, there are not so many false sleeves at all.

The female staff who received Yevgeny saw his doubts and explained with a smile: "Comrade Andrei personally worked out the preparation for the action of the KGB, which was simple, fast and accurate. It's important to remember that we're not the kind of bureaucracy that drags and turns. ”

These three are also in line with Yevgeny's habits, as a soldier who came from the war years, dragging mud and water on the battlefield means eating guns, and those who can survive know how important it is to be simple, fast and accurate.

The efficiency of the training department is also very high, there is no adaptation training at all, and it is real at first, in the words of Instructor Yevgeny: "KGB has no adaptation period, and there are only two possibilities for people who come here, one is to adapt to stay, and the other is not to adapt to get out." ”

Yevgeny was adapted, the army had trained him to be an efficient killing machine, and the KGB was just a little more professional.

The training career was short, and after a week, Yevgeny successfully graduated from the training department and actually obtained the internship qualification.

"Your resume says you know French, English, German, Spanish and Arabic?"

The examiner in charge of the work arrangement was very satisfied with Yevgeny's resume, and KGB liked this kind of high-quality talent who had experienced the tempering of the war, especially those who had passed the language proficiency test. For KGB, such talents can be out in the field with a little more polishing.

Of course, Yevgeny was not so quick to go out in the field, he was just an intern, and he had to do copywriting work first, and really experience how to be a qualified agent in real work.

This period of time is not long, it is not short, it is only three months. In these three months, Yevgeny knew why a certain immortal said that espionage work was not so thrilling, and could even be said to be boring.

Yes, the most Yevgeny did in these three months was intelligence analysis, which was a very boring job. Unlike in the movie, not every piece of information is so sensational, and most of the information is as bland as boiled water. Most intelligence analysts work like bureaucratic workers – a cup of tea and a newspaper can mix up for a day, the only difference is that they don't have newspapers but aggregated information

Anyway, in the past three months, Yevgeny has vomited when he reads information, and he feels that he has not read more than three months of writing in his life. So is there any use for these three months of reading career? At first, Yevgeny really didn't think that the intelligence analysts who had thousands of people in KGB were useful, and he couldn't find any valuable information at all! But to his surprise, at the end of the first month, an intelligence team actually analyzed the trend of the French economy based on the fragmentary information like sesame mung beans harvested this month, and the subsequent time also proved that this analysis report was very reliable.

This is very powerful, and Yevgeny has seen even more powerful later, there are intelligence agents who can analyze changes in US foreign policy based on the messy information at hand, and even intelligence agents who foresaw an armed coup d'état secretly led by Britain and the United States. These vivid examples taught Yevgeny that intelligence analysis is indeed useful, provided that you can dig for gold from a mountain of garbage.

Yevgeny gained more than that, a lot of information reading increased his sensitivity, and the combination of those inconspicuous little pieces of information turned into thunder. Anyway, in the past three months, he has indeed changed in temperament, originally he was like a sharp knife, giving people an external oppressive force, and now, his oppressive force has been completely restrained, it seems that he is not as dazzling as before, he looks a little ordinary and ordinary, but he is still that sharp bayonet inside.

After three months, Yevgeny left the Intelligence Analysis Department and began to work in the field, of course, he passed the first stage of his internship, and then he was sent to Germany as a military attaché at the consulate in Munich.

To put it bluntly, it is to work in the embassies and consulates of friendly countries, which is regarded as studying, and then transferring to the embassies and consulates of hostile countries step by step after passing the qualifications.

This job also opened Yevgeny's eyes, he had always thought that going out in the field was to go to other countries to lurk, and to engage in intelligence must also penetrate the enemy. Truth be told, this perception is too biased. If you want to successfully infiltrate the country and penetrate the enemy's vital departments, this Nima is not easy. I really think that foreign intelligence and counterintelligence departments are dry food. Do you really think that only the Soviet Union had such a thing as a political trial? Foreign access to key sectors is still subject to scrutiny, and those who are not politically reliable must be excluded.

So the more modern it is, the more difficult it is to send agents to penetrate the enemy's interior, and the correct thing to do is to develop the enemy's internal development offline. How to develop the downline? To put it bluntly, it is the job of diplomats, and do you really think that embassies and consulates abroad are institutions that handle visas? Let's put it this way, the embassy and consulate have the most agents who spy under the guise of diplomats. In addition, it is safer to engage in intelligence work under the guise of diplomats, and generally a slightly more decent diplomat has diplomatic immunity, and even if he is caught, he will not be arrested, which is much safer.

After working as a diplomatic attaché in Germany for a while, Yevgeny's understanding of intelligence work deepened, and this line of work was indeed not easy. Not only is it difficult to develop moles within the enemy, but once discovered, the consequences are also more serious, and basically a deportation is indispensable. And it is not easy to excel in this line, because everyone knows that embassies and consulates have the most spies, so the counter-espionage agencies of various countries are staring at these diplomats with wide eyes, and the embassies and consulates are 100% tail-watching, and it is difficult to get rid of them!

And it was in such difficult conditions that the agents had to complete their own tasks, anyway, after a few missions, Yevgeny also liked the work, which was indeed very challenging and exciting, and every time he passed on secret information, he couldn't help but get excited at the thought of a group of tails following him.

It should be said that Yevgny's understanding is very high, he got started in just one month, and basically every time he can complete the tasks of his superiors, of course, these tasks are not so dangerous and difficult, but it is not easy for a newcomer.

After three months in Munich, the accredited Evgeny was once again recalled to KGB's headquarters, this time on a very special assignment. The head of the Middle East Affairs Department of the KGB, Rokhvinsky, personally assigned him the task: "Comrade Yevgeny, according to the inspection, we believe that you are fully qualified in Arabic, and we are lacking comrades with expertise in this field, would you like to come to work in the Ministry of Middle East Affairs?" ”

In fact, this is why Rokvinsky knows who Yevgeny's uncle is, otherwise for ordinary agents, he would not send a solicited tone, and he will pass with a direct order, you dare to disobey the organization's arrangement?

In fact, Rokhvinsky didn't want to give this task to Yevgeny at first, because the Middle East was very unsafe, and sending the nephew of his immediate boss to that unsafe place would be death no matter how you look at it. It was Li Xiaofeng who made Rokhvinsky change his mind, he was still more concerned about the situation of this nephew, and after learning that Yevgeny's performance was very good, he personally made instructions and threw Yevgeny to the Middle East.

This is an embarrassment for Rokvensky, the Middle East affairs department does lack Arabic professionals, but Yevgeny with this background he really doesn't want it, but the boss just threw it over to the eldest young master, it seems that it is impossible to refuse, so Rokvinsky is very sad to think of a good way to get the best of both worlds.

What's the best way to do it? That is, to leave Yevgeny in Egypt to work, compared with the war-torn Palestine, Syria and Jordan, the situation in Egypt is still relatively stable, at least the British can maintain their rule for the time being, it is better to go to this more peaceful place than to go to Palestine, right?

Moreover, Rokhvinsky also thought that he had seen through the intentions of his superiors, in his opinion, a certain immortal had left Yevgeny to be gilded, and he had only been in Germany for three months, and this time he would go back to Egypt for a few months. What danger can Egypt be in a few months, and when the time comes, the resume will be shiny and good-looking!

In this naïve idea, Rokhvinsky planned to arrange for Yevgeny to go to Egypt, of course, he also knew that he couldn't say how good and safe Egypt was, young people were strong and didn't know how thick the sky was, in case the prince in front of him took the initiative to ask to go to a dangerous area, wouldn't it be to trap him?

So Rokvensky said: "The situation in Egypt is very serious, the British have been enslaving the Egyptian people, and now there is an urgent need for a comrade with outstanding work ability to open up the situation." Personally, I think you're a good fit! ”

To put it bluntly, Rokvinsky is just a fool, anyway, he picked up Yevgeny high, so that he was happy and less troublesome. It's just that Rokhvinsky really mistook Yevgeny's character, and after experiencing the baptism of World War II, he is no longer a little kid who can be fooled with a few tall hats. His previous intelligence analysis work also gave him a clear understanding of the situation in the Middle East, and the situation in Egypt was not so tense at all. Although there was some anti-British sentiment there, it did not seem to be a climate for the time being, and the British attached great importance to the Suez Canal also led them to station heavy troops in Egypt, and in the short term, it was calm there.

Anyway, Yevgeny immediately knew what kind of person his new superior was, and he was definitely an old fritter of officialdom. Of course, this is not to say that Yevgeny despises Rokhvinsky a little, because Yevgeny is not a reckless boy who is just starting out, and people are not sincere in fooling him, I am afraid that he was also frightened by the powerful uncle behind him, so he tried his best to get him to a safer Egypt. From another point of view, people also know how to be flexible, and in Yevgeny's view, it is irresponsible to really give himself a very important position as a half-faction.

Yes, Yevgeny is quite self-aware, although he has received excellent evaluations in the previous internships, but he knows his own affairs, and Yevgeny knows that these excellences are largely to give his uncle face, and according to his real performance, at most a good or qualified evaluation. Giving excellence is completely based on the face of the leader.

Yevgeny knew how much water was in his excellent evaluations, and he also had a real evaluation of his true ability, and with his current level, he really couldn't be entrusted with a heavy responsibility, and it was best to go to Egypt, a place of peace in a hot spot, to accumulate experience.

So Yevgeny didn't say anything, and "happily" accepted the "important" mission and prepared to go to Egypt. He went to Egypt this time as a journalist, and he was a German journalist, because the British were very guarded against the Soviet Union, and as soon as Soviet citizens entered Egypt, they would be watched by the local police, and they could not do anything at all.

Impersonating a German journalist was not difficult for Evgeny, who was blonde and blue-eyed to look like a purebred Aryan, and spoke German as if he met a real German. And Yevgeny's main task was to collect all the social intelligence of Egypt, well, to put it bluntly, to collect public intelligence. To tell the truth, the task was really easy for him, and even he himself thought that he would not stay long in Egypt, and that he might be transferred to another post by the mighty uncle in a few months.

However, what Yevgeny did not expect was that his task would not be easy at all, because Egypt was about to be in chaos...... (To be continued.) )