Captain Roger knew that he had fallen into a cage that could not be extricated.

There are many tempting candies in this cage, but you must follow the orders of the cage owner, otherwise the endless abyss will be waiting for you.

However, the most painful thing is that when you are in this cage, you no longer have the qualification to regret, and your future will always be controlled by the owner of the cage.

"Ltd Colonel Moyol" - Captain Roger never thought that "Ltd Colonel Moyol" would be such a person.

That night, Captain Roger connected two phone calls from the United States, all of which were called by his wife. His wife told him that two strange things happened today. The first thing was that the banker came to force the debt again. The abominable lawyer told her that the repayment deadline would be advanced. The judge would order the bailiff to drive Captain Roger's family out of their house without any mercy after the deadline. However, when the lawyer left, he left another sentence: Whether he could continue to live here will depend on whether Captain Roger worked hard.

The captain's wife had no idea what was going on.

And when the lawyer left, another mysterious man appeared. He said nothing, but left Captain Roger's wife a check of $800.

You know, Captain Roger's family is not having a good time now, and all the money is used to pay off the debt, $800, which is a huge sum of money for them.

My wife didn't know what was going on, but Captain Roger could fully understand that this was the "friend" of Lieutenant Colonel Moyor in the United States who was putting pressure on himself in two completely different ways.

Either cooperate - that will solve all the trouble! Or refuse to cooperate, then Captain Roger will know more than anyone else!

He didn't sleep all night, lit a cigarette, stood silently at the window and thought for a night. It was not until dawn that he sorted out all his thoughts.

When things got to this point, he would have no choice. He could only follow what Lieutenant Colonel Moyol said and go all the way to the end unless Lieutenant Colonel Moyol died or himself died. He would never allow his wife and daughter to fall into the streets, and would never allow any terrible things to happen to his family.

All responsibilities are borne by yourself.

He put on the best suit, carefully tied his tie, and left his residence.

He walked into the CIA headquarters in London, and everything was still so familiar, familiar with the familiar environment, familiar faces, and even the unchanging way of greeting colleagues.

But now all this is so strange in Captain Roger's eyes.

He poured himself a cup of coffee and didn't sleep for a night, which made him feel a little tired. After drinking most of the cup of coffee, he felt a little more comfortable.

"Roger, come to my office." Colonel Jade's phone call came in time.

When he arrived at Colonel Jade's office, the colonel seemed very excited: "Captain, the list of the lurking team has been formulated. You are the group you are directly leading. Do you have any opinions on the candidates above?"

Captain Roger took the list and looked carefully: "Caprias's personality has been a little weak since the first day of entering CIA... McCree is a guy who likes work and even more than women...."

He knew everyone's personalities well, and he was able to quickly analyze whether this person was suitable for lurking and where he was most suitable. This is also what Colonel Jade admired him the most.

"Very good, Captain, you did a great job." Colonel Jade nodded with satisfaction: "This time we have jointly formulated this lurking plan with the British and the FBI, but I only have the core list of CIA. Ah, don't be too careful, Captain, when I leave London, I will tell you the core list... Speaking of leaving London, maybe you have some opinions, but there is no way. This is an order from the country, and even I must implement it unconditionally. But what I can promise you is that I will transfer you back to the country whenever I have the chance..."

Hearing this, Captain Roger felt a little dissatisfied.

Why can a powerful person like Colonel Jade leave the dangerous place when the crisis comes, but he must stay here? Do you have no family? Is your direct wife and children not waiting for him to go back?

He suddenly felt that there was nothing wrong with doing it according to the words of "Lieutenant Colonel Moyor".

People's mentality is easy to change, and people always like to find various excuses for their mistakes, and Captain Roger is the same.

Colonel Jade did not notice the changes in his subordinates' hearts. He carefully discussed some important contents of the lurking with Captain Roger, and then said: "Captain, this large-scale lurking has been approved by the country, and an old-fashioned agent has been sent to assist us in the work. His code name is 'tuna'. Your task is to assist him, find ways to get into the resistance organization and gain the trust of the resistance organization. Captain, if we cannot defend London, an agent trusted by the resistance organization will be able to provide you with a steady stream of intelligence...."

Captain Roger nodded silently. He didn't need to ask himself what he should do. All he had to do was follow what his superiors said to do step by step.

The captain's attitude is also what Colonel Jade admires the most: "Captain, put on your coat, let's go and have a visit to this 'tuna' gentleman."

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Robot? Captain Roger smiled bitterly. Yes, he is now a robot, mechanically doing what Colonel Jade said, and mechanically doing what "Lieutenant Colonel Moyol" said.

You don’t need to think about anything yourself, everything is within the control of others. ． ． ． ． ．

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The senior agent "Tuna" sent from China lives in a small hotel in London, and it will not attract anyone's attention at all.

In front of the door of the leftmost room on the third floor, Colonel Jade gently knocked on the door. The door opened, and a vigilant face looked at Colonel Jade and Captain Roger carefully.

"London in September is always upsetting." Colonel Jade quickly spoke the code of the joint.

"Come on, don't mention these codes." "Tuna" completely opened the door and let the two people come in: "I have noticed at the window that you have come in a total of three cars, and now your people have quietly blocked the inlet and exit of the hotel. Good work, Colonel, yours is very well-trained."

Captain Roger noticed that the "tuna" was holding a pistol while opening the door.

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"The conditions here are not very good." Colonel Jade looked at the environment in the room: "If you need it, I can change you a hotel with better conditions."

"Tuna" shook his head: "No need, I feel very satisfied with living here. Colonel Jade, I am here to work, not on vacation."

"Of course." Colonel Jade had long heard that "tuna" had a weird temper: "This is Captain Roger, my assistant, and he will also help you get into the underground resistance organization."

"Tuna" glanced at Captain Roger as if he had said hello, and then quickly asked, "Have you made a plan?"

"Yes, we have made plans." Colonel Jade nodded and responded: "Tonight, the Resistance will hold a secret meeting in the city. I will have Captain Roger to take people around there, and all you have to do is rush in and then successfully rescue the guys who resist...."

"Will a gunfight break out?" "Tuna" asked these details very carefully.

"A brief gunfight will break out." Colonel Jade explained all the plans in detail, including how "tuna" should rush into the venue, what identity should be used to appear in front of the members of the underground resistance organization, and how to use how to use the methods to smoothly move the guys from the venue.

"Tuna" finally showed some satisfied smiles: "Thank you for your efforts, Captain, this plan is very important. Whether it is successful will depend on whether we can fully grasp the enemy's dynamics in the future and provide the most reliable guarantee for our lurking. In order to completely gain the enemy's trust, I will kill a CIA agent."

"No, this won't work!" Captain Roger called out: "Sir, the agents participating in the operation are all my colleagues. They are brave and loyal. How can they die at the gun of their own people?"

Captain Roger had no idea that this damn "tuna" would come up with such a terrible plan.

"Tuna" looked at Captain Roger coldly: "Captain, what we are doing is a very dangerous job, and it is possible to kill us anytime and anywhere. If we cannot gain the true trust of the enemy, then any effort we have made has no meaning. Yes, maybe the one who is about to be killed by me is an excellent agent, but from the first day he joined the industry, he has sworn and is ready for sacrifice."

Captain Roger still firmly refused this request. He was unwilling to see his colleagues fall under the gun of his own people.

"You are not qualified to raise objections, all you have to do is obey." The tone of "tuna" gradually became unpolite: "I have received special authorization, and in London I can do things the way I think is right, and if it is done, it will be up to me, not you, Captain."

"Captain, execute the order." Colonel Jade finally spoke: "I can understand your feelings, and I don't want our own colleagues to die, but compared to completing the task, this sacrifice is completely within our tolerance."

Captain Roger stopped saying anything.

Colonel Jade is actually the same type of people as "tuna".

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They don't care about other people's life and death and interests, as if they had already asked Colonel Jade for help but were rejected in a verbal way.

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He remembered again what kind of attitude Colonel Jade was when he was desperate to seek help from Colonel Jade because of the bank's debt coercion. His request was very simple. He wanted Colonel Jade to reduce part of his debt through the CIA relationship and delay his repayment time, but Colonel Jade refused him without hesitation.

If this happened to Colonel Jade, what would the Colonel do?

If the person who was going to sacrifice this time was himself, would Colonel Jade agree? Yes, Captain Roger is very sure that he will. As long as it is in his favor, the Colonel does not care about sacrificing any subordinate.

The guilt that Captain Roger had felt suddenly disappeared without a trace.

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He has even begun to thank "Lieutenant Colonel Moyor" for choosing to cooperate with him.

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People's attitudes often undergo major changes in an instant. Once the morals and ideas that have been adhered to collapse, perhaps a person who was once extremely upright will become a devil.

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To be continued...