"Of course not, he doesn't even think so, because the KGB people, when they mention you, I can see that he is a little unclear."

"So who's there, tell me who it is?"

"I don't know, he didn't tell me, what his name is, I think it must be someone who knows you and knows me, and it's someone you KGB who has an enmity with you, I think I should be able to think of who it is. I just remember that they were all dressed in black leather and looked like Hitler's Gestapo. By the way, I remember, the one at the head of them was a little different, and he looked like he was shining with metal all over his body, not like our human skin, but more like a very delicate robot. As for the other two, one is a young man, not a few years older than you, and the other looks to be in his fifties, and he still has a cane in his hand, and these three people are said to be from your KGB. ”

"Robots, you say?" Frankie Mill raised an eyebrow.

"It's your big guy, who looks like a robot, that's my first impression of him, but he's nimble, so I'm sure he's a human and not a machine."

From Leo's description, Frankimir guessed that the guy Leo was talking about was the "steel warthog" Abakumov. The guy was strong, undoubtedly a big man, and in the "zoo" in Vladivostok, Abakumov was the only one, and his entire upper body and face were covered in metal. His skin was severely burned during World War II, which is why he was made with that metallic skin.

Leo said that it had a metallic sheen, and it must have been because he saw Abakumov's metallic skin. Recalling that on the night of the accident, in the office building of the "zoo", I overheard the conversation between Abakumov and the red-haired "swallow", and it seemed that it was a "steel warthog", and there was absolutely no mistake.

In this way, "Steel Warthog" wants to catch himself, and he has already set up multiple plans, not just to shoot a woman, he is so painstaking about himself, there must be some reason for this.

Frankimir remembered that the "Steel Warthog" seemed to have told the woman that she had also received orders from her superiors to arrest her, whether his so-called superior was the Zhukov, or was he just using this excuse to prevaricate the red-haired woman.

This made Franky Mire instantly curious about the relationship between the "Steel Warthog" and Zhukov. There is no doubt that the two of them must be connected, but what exactly is their relationship and how they will become a gang, this is a bit nerve-wracking.

If, as Ma Yi said, Zhukov, as a member of the T*G program, wanted to continue that crazy experiment. So he went out of his way to try to find everyone involved in the T*G program, so he set his sights on the son of the project leader, who was also the only test subject who was not dependent on drugs. In this way, it seems to be a matter of course that he has become a thorn in Zhukov's side.

But what about that "steel warthog", he is not a biologist, and it can even be said that he is not a scholar at all. The guy was a rough guy with only the most clumsy basic education. Over the years, he relied on his courage not to be afraid of death, as well as his brute strength to fight, coupled with the good luck of World War II, which made him rise to prominence and become an important member of the KGB secret police, and won the title of Hero of the Soviet Union.

But no matter how prosperous he was, he was always just the son of a Caucasian miner, a brainless man, how could such a reckless man get mixed with Zhukov, they were completely different, the people of the two worlds, no matter what their personal connections were, their life circles, seemed to have no similarities.

But there is no doubt that they are a group and like-minded comrades-in-arms when it comes to treating themselves, but it seems too difficult to explain the reasons why the two of them came together.

"You mean, the people you see are covered in metallic skin?" Frankie Mill looked at Leo anxiously.

"Metalskin!? That's right! Why didn't I think of it? I kind of understand what you said. That's right, it's metallic skin, and I've always wondered why that guy is a human being, and he asks what makes such a strange metallic sheen. When you say this, all the doubts are solved, that is, it is not the skin is metal, the big guy I saw, the skin on the body is metal. Leo nodded desperately, looking like he had come to an abrupt realization.

"Looks like you're right, maybe I know who that person is?" Frankie Mire let out a sigh of relief.

"Who is it? I guess you know, it must be your enemy, when did you offend him? Leo asked curiously.

Frankimir didn't bother with Leo, but frowned, thinking about his next move. Whatever the relationship between "Steel Warthog" and Zhukov, they do not seem to differ in their treatment of Frankimir.

At that time, the person who sent the fainted Frankmir from the "zoo" to "2371" was the "steel warthog" himself, which seems to hint at the relationship between the two of them.

If Frankmir goes to the "Steel Warthog" now, he will inevitably reveal his identity, and the "Steel Warthog" will immediately convey the news to Zhukov as soon as he learns of his whereabouts.

Frankimir has no way of knowing who listens to whom between them, whether Zhukov obeys the orders of the "steel warthog" or the "steel warthog" obeys the orders of Zhukov, and which of the two of them has the final say.

In terms of status and power, the "steel warthog" is far above Zhukov, she is not only a Hero of the Soviet Union, an important cadre of the secret police in the Far East, but also the fourth decision-maker in the Vladivostok "zoo".

From this point of view, the "steel warthog" is the culprit, Zhukov may just be his minion, but he is just doing what he is told, and with the power of the "steel warthog", it does not seem to be a difficult thing to get Zhukov to serve him.

But the question is, would such a reckless man be so interested in himself? He may not even know that the T*G project exists, he is just a puppet, and although he is very happy, he is not a visionary.

On the contrary, Zhukov is more like a conspirator, and he also has enough motives, if all this is planned by Zhukov, no matter which aspect you start, you can find a reasonable explanation, and the resumption of the T*G project plan is the best reason for Zhukov's motives.

There is also a problem that is puzzling. That is, if Zhukov is the culprit, then how can a mere Gulag engineer command the "Steel Warthog", such a Hero of the Soviet Union, and the "Steel Warthog", why should he listen to Zhukov.

This logic is obviously unreasonable, which also makes Frank Miir feel that the relationship between the two people is extremely delicate, and maybe there are other secrets hidden in it, after all, until now, he still knows very little about all this. (To be continued.) )