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"It must be found out who did it!" Lieutenant Colonel Mills almost roared there on the phone: "Twenty minutes ago, a mobilizer was thrown in front of my car. If I hadn't ordered the guard to step up, maybe the bomb would have even been placed under my car!"

"Lieutenant Colonel, please calm down, many terrible events have happened here again." Nash's voice came from the other end of the phone, and it sounded much calmer than Lieutenant Colonel Mills: "The enemy did this to hope that we would become confused, and according to my judgment, they were all smoke bombs, and they must be planning some major conspiracy."

Lieutenant Colonel Mills gradually calmed himself down: "I think what you said may be right. The enemy is planning the mastermind's major conspiracy... Ah, wait, I have a call that I need to answer first."

Two minutes later, Nash suddenly heard Lieutenant Colonel Mills screaming in anger: "Hell, damn, damn, John Oslow was arrested!"

"What? John Oslow was arrested?" Nash was shocked and completely disbeliefed.

John Oslow had surrendered himself to Nash a long time ago. He was in the high position of the underground resistance organization and made Nash ecstatic and thought he had obtained a treasure. He quickly made a plan with Lieutenant Colonel Mills to allow John Oslow to continue lurking in the resistance organization and constantly provide the most valuable information to Nash and Lieutenant Colonel Mills.

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And over these days, John Oslow has obviously lived up to their expectations.

"It was arrested by Jed of the CIA himself!" Lieutenant Colonel Mills was still shouting: "Damn, he has been brought back to London. Jed must be released immediately, otherwise John Oslow's disappearance will arouse the suspicion of those members of the resistance organization!"

Nash soon discovered the seriousness of the problem: "Lt. Col. Mills, we immediately go to Jed's office and wait for him to come back..."

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It took a full few hours before Lieutenant Colonel Nash and Mills who had been waiting for Colonel Jade.

Colonel Jade, who appeared in front of them, was full of spring breeze: "Director Nash, Lieutenant Colonel Mills, why are you back to my office? Ah. I went to do something very important. I heard that you have been waiting here for a long time."

"You are going to Coventry to arrest John Oslow?" Lieutenant Colonel Mills said, forcibly controlling his anger.

Colonel Jade proudly replied: "Yes, Lieutenant Colonel, your intelligence is really accurate. In Coventry, I caught John Oslow, the important regional head of the Resistance Organization. This is a great victory for us. Oh. Unlike you who killed Norden, Norden is our man."

Nash and Lieutenant Colonel Mills suddenly felt like they were suffering from eating coptis chinensis.

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Norden, Norden, now the Norden incident is re-stage.

Nash tried to make his tone sound polite: "Col. We have to tell you something you might not want to hear... John Oslow, is our man!"

"Your people?" Colonel Jade frowned.

"Yes. Our people." Nash replied very affirmatively: "He swore allegiance to the government a long time ago, and we sent him to continue to lurk within the Resistance. He has provided us with countless valuable information over the period. Now he has been arrested by you. In order to avoid arousing suspicion from the Resistance, I ask you to release John Oslow immediately and send him back to Coventry."

He swore allegiance to the government a long time ago, and we sent him to continue lurking within the resistance organization. Over the past period of time, he has provided us with countless valuable information.

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This sentence angered Jade.

Originally, after he caught John Oslow wrong, he already knew that John Oslow was innocent. Perhaps Nash could say some good things and there was room for maneuver. After all, they were still on the same front, but Nash's words made Jade think of Norden at once.

Norden also provided himself with countless valuable information, but he died in the hands of his own people. And what about John Oslow? Is his life and value higher than Norden?

"I think I must tell you sorry that I cannot release John Oslow." Jade said coldly: "I must do further investigation about his identity. Maybe he is serving you, maybe he is a double-faced spy. Mr. Chief, Mr. Lieutenant Colonel, after the strict trial and after proving his innocence, I will return John Oslow to you again!"

"But it was too late at that time..." Mills couldn't help but shout: "What's the use of John Oslow for us at that time?"

"Please pay attention to your class, Lieutenant Colonel Mills!" Colonel Jade emphasized the word "Lieutenant Colonel" in particular: "This is the headquarters of the CIA in London, and we are not under the jurisdiction of the FBI, nor under the jurisdiction of the British government. Everything here is the final say. I must warn you again that I will not release John Oslow until he proves his innocence!"

Lieutenant Colonel Nash and Mills were stunned. Revenge was a complete revenge.

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But what can they do at this time? Unless Colonel Jade's boss in Washington directly gave him an order, but by that time it was really too late to do anything.

In Colonel Jade's office, Lieutenant Colonel Nash and Mills got nothing, and they didn't even see John Oslow.

All they could get was Colonel Jade's cold rejection.

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However, when "Lieutenant Colonel Moyor" Wang Weiyi came in, he was warmly welcomed by Colonel Jed. He told "Lieutenant Colonel Moyor" that he had successfully captured John Oslow, and at the same time he also told "Lieutenant Colonel Moyor" John Oslow's true identity.

"It's really surprising that John Oslow is actually our own people." Wang Weiyi had already confirmed John Oslow's true identity at this moment, but he asked in a deep thought: "What are you going to do, Colonel Jade?"

"Since we are our own people, I want to be released after being detained for a while..." Colonel Jade gave his own answer: "At least, this can setback Nash and Mills. Ah, no matter what, I still have to thank you, Lieutenant Colonel Moyol. I would not be able to catch John Oslow without you."

"No need to say thank you, I'm thinking about another question." Wang Weiyi said calmly: "Since Nash and Mills can use John Oslow, why can't we use this person? You know, he has a lot of information about the underground resistance organization. If you move faster, the news of John Oslow's arrest will not be leaked..."

Colonel Jade's eyes suddenly lit up.

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Yes, why can't I use John Oslow to make up for my loss of Norden?

"Please come with me to interrogate John Oslow!" Colonel Jade couldn't wait to make such an attractive invitation to "Lieutenant Colonel Moyor".

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The interrogation of John Oslow is not very difficult. Traitors like this are always afraid of death and are always willing to sell everything in order to save their lives.

He was in charge of Colonel Jade's presence, assured that he would be loyal to Colonel Jade and the CIA from now on, and he promised to provide a steady stream of intelligence with Colonel Jade and the CIA.

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This undoubtedly made Colonel Jade very satisfied. Nash and Mills' most important pawn has now become his most powerful informant.
To be continued...