The awakening of Burke Forsman is excellent news for Brooklyn.

Boston doesn't need to be adjusted, his entire layout doesn't need to be adjusted.

There's no need to make a big fuss!

Even if Burke Forsman is not out of danger, it doesn't matter.

This awakening time was enough for Burke Forsman to arrange the aftermath.

With Brooklyn's understanding of Burke Forsman, he is very sure that even for Harvard, Burke Forsman will use the last bit of his life to help him arrange the follow-up and settle Boston.

Burke Forsman's ability, he still believes.

Such good news early in the morning!

The good start made Brooklyn feel good, and he was very restrained when he faced the members of the military delegation.

Around noon, Frank called.

When the phone rang, Brooklyn had just finished lunch and was getting ready to rest.

Frank brings him news of a man who has been almost forgotten.

"We may have found Eric Elvis."

Frank said uncertainly.

Brooklyn sat up and asked, confused, "Eric Elvis?"

It wasn't that he didn't know the man, but that Frank's tone of voice, and he didn't seem sure if he had found it.

This is not normal.

"Yes." Frank said, "Somebody is knocking and seeing him. The picture that came back was not clear, and he had camouflage paint on his face, as if he was working as an instructor?"

"Are you smashing or anyone?" Brooklyn asked, confused.

Frank didn't answer, and Brooklyn didn't press on.

It's not easy to inquire about this kind of personal channel, and Brooklyn asked this sentence only to express surprise at the sudden collapse of the topic, and did not expect Frank to answer.

"Are you sure it's him?" Brooklyn asked again.

"Not entirely sure."

"What is he going to do?"

The question was raised, and both sides were silent.

Yes, a disgraceful retirement, who once went to a court-martial, and almost went to a court-martial, what is he doing when he runs to the?

Brooklyn thought about it.

Eric Elvis is a man of Mark Milley Aldington, who learns of a military plan and cuts off contact with him, causing Eric Elvis to run into the world.

Mark Milai learned about the plan from Eric Elvis, which means that Eric Elvis most likely knew the whole plan.

In other words, Eric Elvis is most likely a member of the project sent by Mark Meere.

In this unknown project, Eric Elvis should be one of Mark Millais's representatives.

That is, the military's plans are stumbling???

Brooklyn thought about the large-scale movement before the military prepared to deal with New York, and many of the people on the list mysteriously disappeared, and the official statement given by the military was that it was a mission, and the content of the mission was military secrets.

It is likely that Eric Elvis is following these disappeared people on a so-called military secret mission, and this military secret mission is the military's plan.

This task is also the core of the situation to this day, and it is the fundamental reason why the military should control itself.

Brooklyn felt like she was getting close to the core.

"What about the other people on the list, are they there?" Brooklyn asked.

He didn't believe that Frank couldn't think of the above train of thought after learning that Eric Elvis had appeared, so he didn't need to explain too much to Frank.

"I don't know."

"Brooklyn, Eric Elvis is just a soldier, and the others are considered mid-to-high levels in the military, and they can't be as easily encountered as Eric. And, if ...... This is very serious

They are even less likely to show up easily."

Brooklyn bowed slightly, acknowledging that what Frank said was the truth.

But there was another question on his mind.

Eric Elvis appears in Knock, which is already a very pointed message.

What did the Union soldiers show up there for? What's there?

This kind of problem cannot even be spoken.

Brooklyn took a deep breath.

He didn't want to get involved in something so dangerous, but he had to get involved.

What's more, now that everyone has a preliminary understanding of the whole thing, what should we do next?

How should everyone go?

It's not what they had expected.

At the beginning of Brooklyn's gathering of power, although he also used "personal reasons", in the final analysis, the direction he stated was that there were no eggs under the nest, and if he fell, others would not be happy.

But now they find that things are not what they imagined.

The core of the contradiction does not seem to be within the Federation.

The contradiction seems to be in Brooklyn alone.

What the military wanted Brooklyn to do, no one could say anything before, whether it was a matter of injury or a cold lip or a tooth, in short, out of concern for the future, everyone got together and made a plan.

Now the situation has changed.

Eric Elvis' appearance in Knock may just be a personal reason for Mark Millai, or even just a personal reason for Eric Elvis.

Probably just a coincidence.

Maybe Eric Elvis just wants to make extra money.

No one can say this.

But at this time, no one would think like a fluke.

Everyone is more inclined to Eric Elvis's movements, which to a certain extent represent the movements of Mark Millais, and the movements of Mark Millai represent the movements of the military.

It's no coincidence that Eric Elvis appears in Knock!

In this way, what the military is going to do with Brooklyn, although there may be speculation, but in the end, the military may value Brooklyn's identity, nothing more.

The military has no personal grudge against Brooklyn, everything is just a coincidence.

It just so happens that the military needs someone who is capable and easy to control in the judicial circles, and it happens that the military needs to make certain actions in the judicial circles, and it just so happens that Brooklyn shows up, and it happens that Brooklyn meets the requirements.

It's okay with the others!

Without Brooklyn, Winston and Frank could divide New York and help Brooklyn manage his share by the way.

Without Brooklyn, the Harvard Council would need to re-elect its Speaker and control the vast power of Harvard.

Without Brooklyn, for many people there is only good, no harm.

A world without Brooklyn will only be affected by those who depend on Brooklyn for their survival.

Like Bob, like Michael Desciato, like Dan Liz.

Perhaps add a Burke Forsman.

Burke Forsman hopes that Harvard will get better and better, and Brooklyn's role in Harvard is in line with his vision for Harvard to some extent, and perhaps in his heart, keeping Brooklyn is equivalent to preserving Harvard's future. Brooklyn equals Harvard.

Frank obviously knew that things had changed, but he called anyway instead of stabbing Brooklyn in the back.

For that alone, no matter what Frank chooses later, Brooklyn owes him once.

"Brooklyn."

Frank broke the silence.

"Maybe you should relax and rest. You've been too tight lately."

Brooklyn chose to remain silent.

Even with it, his heart is sinking.

"I'm not saying that to make you raise your hands in surrender."

Frank is still talking.

"Yesterday

, you took all the people out of the Manhattan Hotel, and shut down all the businesses involved in the military in advance, Brooklyn, you're a little impatient, it's not your style at all."

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and said a second sentence to Bob.

"I'm the only enemy of the military."

Walking down the hallway, into the inner courtyard, into the office, ignoring Nelly and Webster, Brooklyn sat down in his place, waving everyone away.

He didn't say a word the whole time, leaving plenty of time for Bob to think.

He turned on the computer and waited until everyone was gone before he spoke again and said the third sentence.

"Do you know what that means?"

With that, Brooklyn stopped tapping on the keyboard, hovering his fingers over the keyboard, holding his breath for Bob's answer.

Bob was the most loyal person to him.

If even Bob had to persuade him to "rest," he would ......

Brooklyn's mind froze for a moment, and for a moment he didn't know what to do.

Fortunately, Bob didn't let him down.

"Of course I do."

Bob's voice was not anything unusual, even a little relaxed.

"Boss, it's time for our database to be updated."

The "database" refers to Brooklyn's assessment of each individual's "loyalty" and trustworthiness.

There's not a physical form, it's in Brooklyn's head.

Brooklyn never mentioned it, but he knew it from time to time.

This is the first time Bob has punctured the matter, and has used the words "we" instead of "yours" to describe it.

Bob is as reliable as ever.

"Is Heather Gerken still at Bellevue Public Hospital?"

Brooklyn asked with an "um" and turned to ask.

"Yes, he's in a hospital room with Chandler Kane."

After answering the question, Bob asked softly

"Boss, do you need me to visit Prosecutor Chandler Kane?"

"Nope." Brooklyn shook his head, "You don't need to go, Prosecutor Chandler Cain has Heather Gerken to take care of it."

"You're going to take care of Boston and Washington."

After a pause, Brooklyn added

"You can get in touch with Burke Forsman and Michael Desciato, and then try to contact López Mitchelson."

"Burke Forsman has woken up, and he's enough to scare Boston out of his own hands to get Dan Liz back to her own business."

"The [Patriots] thing should also be hurried."

"After a while, E. Y will update the notice asking others who did not come to New York to come to New York by other means, such as witnesses."

"Other......

Brooklyn spoke quickly about the arrangement, and Bob listened silently, remembering.

It wasn't until Brooklyn finished speaking that he opened his mouth to bring up ambiguities or ambiguities.

"Boss, are you sure you want to contact Burke Forsman?"

Bob asked.