Chapter 579: Really Ruthless
After some earth-shaking events happen, if someone traces the source, they can often discover a terrifying truth.
The truth is, it's so damn simple.
The bigger the things, the simpler the causes. The process may be tortuous but still simple, and the result, of course, is still simple.
The book was hit by two nuclear bombs because they captured two people.
Although it is hard to imagine, it is true.
"It's unimaginable that you packed up the Committee for the Restoration of the Soviet Union and gave it to the gardener."
Amos seemed to be smiling, but I say this because his expression looked like he was smiling, but his tone was serious and he was not smiling.
"You are pursuing the restoration of the Soviet Union, and I am pursuing the planting of red flags in every corner of the world. Although our goals have some overlap in the paths to achieve them, there are still essential differences."
Yuri didn't feel accused, he was just stating a simple fact, and the fact was that he didn't care what he gained or lost, he only cared whether he could achieve this goal.
"Before, I could only cooperate with you to achieve my goals, but now, I think the Garden Federation is a better choice, Mr. Director. Times have changed."
Amos shrugged and said, "You obviously changed your plans at the last minute."
You Li remained calm and said naturally, "Since it is a plan, it should be adjusted at any time."
"I want to meet the gardener. I want to see what kind of person makes you decide to change your plans at the last minute."
"Gardener? He is just a young man who is only good at kung fu. He has no brains and no knowledge. He is just a young man with strong limbs and a simple mind. It is not worth your special visit to him."
Amos curled his lips and said, "Nonsense! Are you afraid that I will see him?"
Yuri shook his head and said, "No, I'm afraid that you'll say something you shouldn't and get beaten to death by the gardener. This guy does have his merits, at least he's very sincere. I've seen a lot of cunning and sinister people, but very few are sincere and willing to delegate power. Although there's nothing worthy of my admiration for the gardener, at least being with him makes me feel comfortable. A boss who is incompetent but tolerant and can tolerate his subordinates having their own thoughts and interests is rare."
"Yeah, to you, even the smartest boss is still a fool. In this case, you might as well just have a real fool as your boss. At least he won't tell you what to do."
Yuri said seriously: "The gardener is not a fool."
Just now Yuri said Gao Yi was brainless, and now Amos said Gao Yi was a fool, so he started to refute again.
Amos spread his hands to express his confusion, and then he said helplessly: "According to your description, the gardener is a fool."
"No, no, no, the gardener is a very wise man, you know? He's not a clever person, he's very wise. Although the plans he proposes are often ridiculous, he just needs someone like me to help him make plans. Why would he design a plan that looks extremely complicated but is actually full of loopholes?"
Amos thought for a long time, then he suddenly asked: "Are you mocking me?"
"Yes, if you follow my plan exactly, then the success rate of our operation will be at least doubled. It is because you have your own ideas and you made the wrong choice of people that my operation failed."
Yuri spoke confidently. Amoba smacked his lips a few times and said, "You were just a small local intelligence officer at the time. How could I listen to you completely? Well, these things are in the past. Now... let's just focus on the present."
"Now we have to blow up the Hachiko Ichiu Tower, and then we can call it a day once you are captured by the Americans. Do you want to die? Or do you want to spend your old age in America?"
Amos scratched his head, and then he said sincerely: "I had always planned to die, but the older I get, the less I want to die. Otherwise, I'd better go to the United States to spend the rest of my life. I heard that they will send beautiful women to look after valuable old men like me."
There were no riddles full of wit, nor any noble ambitions, just very straightforward and vulgar conversations. Yuri nodded, looked at the silent Oriental man and said, "Nikolanov, what about you?"
Nikolaynov was a little surprised, and then he said sincerely without any sarcasm: "Have you really considered my escape route, or do you want to tell me to just die?"
Yuri frowned and said, "Don't be like that. Don't act like you can't speak without being sarcastic."
Nikolaynov still looked serious and said, "Isn't it true? When did you take the lives of the Yakut people seriously?"
Amos coughed twice and said, "Nikolanov, if you want to go home, it's not impossible."
Nikolaynov looked at Amos, thought for a moment, and said, "Of course I have to go back. I don't want to go to America. I prefer to be a barbarian eating raw venison in the snow and ice."
Yuri exhaled and said, "I'll give you a large sum of money..."
"What do I need money for?"
Nikolaynov interrupted Yuri without hesitation, then rolled his eyes and said, "Money is the most useless thing to me. I have 7,000 reindeer. With my genius brain, I can poison hundreds of people without being discovered. I can hang the local chief executive on his bedside, and the police will still determine that he committed suicide. I can also print counterfeit money. With a person like me, do you think I can be poor?"
Yuri looked at Amos, who nodded and whispered, "Yes, just because he has no money doesn't mean he needs it."
"I sold fourteen reindeer to come here, and that's because selling fourteen reindeer is enough."
Nikolaynov still looked dissatisfied. He whispered, "I came here to respond to the call and to fulfill the wish I made for myself that year. Now, I just detonated two nuclear bombs, and then you told me that the plan has changed. Go home."
Nikolaynov's dissatisfaction was visible to the naked eye, and Yuri couldn't help but say, "You said you had no ideas."
"I am only responsible for execution, not for coming up with a plan. Now you ask me what I think. What ideas can I have? I can only tell you that I am very dissatisfied with your new plan!"
Nikolaynov said angrily, "I sold fourteen moose and came here not for tourism. We agreed to perform a ground explosion on Mount Fuji to see if it could trigger a volcanic eruption. This is what you promised me. Now the ground explosion has been turned into an air explosion, and all other nuclear explosion plans have been cancelled?"
Nikolaynov stood up and said viciously: "How can this satisfy me!"
Yuri frowned, and Amos said gently: "Don't worry, just tell me what you want to do."
Nikolayev tilted his head and said, "I have no idea."
Yuri had no intention of shooting Nikolayev this time. He seemed to be a little concerned about Nikolayev, so he said to Nikolayev: "Don't talk nonsense. Just tell us what you want. We will do our best to fulfill your request."
Nikolaynov glanced at Yuri, who nodded and said, "You tell me first. If it doesn't work, I will consider the feasibility of killing you. But if your idea is easy to implement, then there is no need for us to shed blood."
Amos nodded immediately and said, "Yes, when you get older, you really can't stand seeing your comrades bleeding. Didn't you notice that I was covering my eyes with my hat just now?"
Nikolaynov exhaled lightly and said, "The air explosion caused a small earthquake. Now I believe that the nuclear explosion may really be enough to cause the eruption of Mount Fuji. If you really want me to say it, then I will use a larger nuclear bomb and transport it to the pass of Mount Fuji to explode on the ground. This is my only request."
Amos looked at Yuri with some embarrassment. Yuri turned around and paced back and forth in the room for a few steps, then suddenly looked up and said to Nikolaynov: "The airspace of Japan has been blocked now. We have nuclear bombs, but we can't transport them up."
Nikolaynov said, "That's your problem, not mine."
Yuri thought for a moment, and finally said dejectedly: "Yes, this is my problem. Okay, I will find a way to solve this problem."
(End of this chapter)
After some earth-shaking events happen, if someone traces the source, they can often discover a terrifying truth.
The truth is, it's so damn simple.
The bigger the things, the simpler the causes. The process may be tortuous but still simple, and the result, of course, is still simple.
The book was hit by two nuclear bombs because they captured two people.
Although it is hard to imagine, it is true.
"It's unimaginable that you packed up the Committee for the Restoration of the Soviet Union and gave it to the gardener."
Amos seemed to be smiling, but I say this because his expression looked like he was smiling, but his tone was serious and he was not smiling.
"You are pursuing the restoration of the Soviet Union, and I am pursuing the planting of red flags in every corner of the world. Although our goals have some overlap in the paths to achieve them, there are still essential differences."
Yuri didn't feel accused, he was just stating a simple fact, and the fact was that he didn't care what he gained or lost, he only cared whether he could achieve this goal.
"Before, I could only cooperate with you to achieve my goals, but now, I think the Garden Federation is a better choice, Mr. Director. Times have changed."
Amos shrugged and said, "You obviously changed your plans at the last minute."
You Li remained calm and said naturally, "Since it is a plan, it should be adjusted at any time."
"I want to meet the gardener. I want to see what kind of person makes you decide to change your plans at the last minute."
"Gardener? He is just a young man who is only good at kung fu. He has no brains and no knowledge. He is just a young man with strong limbs and a simple mind. It is not worth your special visit to him."
Amos curled his lips and said, "Nonsense! Are you afraid that I will see him?"
Yuri shook his head and said, "No, I'm afraid that you'll say something you shouldn't and get beaten to death by the gardener. This guy does have his merits, at least he's very sincere. I've seen a lot of cunning and sinister people, but very few are sincere and willing to delegate power. Although there's nothing worthy of my admiration for the gardener, at least being with him makes me feel comfortable. A boss who is incompetent but tolerant and can tolerate his subordinates having their own thoughts and interests is rare."
"Yeah, to you, even the smartest boss is still a fool. In this case, you might as well just have a real fool as your boss. At least he won't tell you what to do."
Yuri said seriously: "The gardener is not a fool."
Just now Yuri said Gao Yi was brainless, and now Amos said Gao Yi was a fool, so he started to refute again.
Amos spread his hands to express his confusion, and then he said helplessly: "According to your description, the gardener is a fool."
"No, no, no, the gardener is a very wise man, you know? He's not a clever person, he's very wise. Although the plans he proposes are often ridiculous, he just needs someone like me to help him make plans. Why would he design a plan that looks extremely complicated but is actually full of loopholes?"
Amos thought for a long time, then he suddenly asked: "Are you mocking me?"
"Yes, if you follow my plan exactly, then the success rate of our operation will be at least doubled. It is because you have your own ideas and you made the wrong choice of people that my operation failed."
Yuri spoke confidently. Amoba smacked his lips a few times and said, "You were just a small local intelligence officer at the time. How could I listen to you completely? Well, these things are in the past. Now... let's just focus on the present."
"Now we have to blow up the Hachiko Ichiu Tower, and then we can call it a day once you are captured by the Americans. Do you want to die? Or do you want to spend your old age in America?"
Amos scratched his head, and then he said sincerely: "I had always planned to die, but the older I get, the less I want to die. Otherwise, I'd better go to the United States to spend the rest of my life. I heard that they will send beautiful women to look after valuable old men like me."
There were no riddles full of wit, nor any noble ambitions, just very straightforward and vulgar conversations. Yuri nodded, looked at the silent Oriental man and said, "Nikolanov, what about you?"
Nikolaynov was a little surprised, and then he said sincerely without any sarcasm: "Have you really considered my escape route, or do you want to tell me to just die?"
Yuri frowned and said, "Don't be like that. Don't act like you can't speak without being sarcastic."
Nikolaynov still looked serious and said, "Isn't it true? When did you take the lives of the Yakut people seriously?"
Amos coughed twice and said, "Nikolanov, if you want to go home, it's not impossible."
Nikolaynov looked at Amos, thought for a moment, and said, "Of course I have to go back. I don't want to go to America. I prefer to be a barbarian eating raw venison in the snow and ice."
Yuri exhaled and said, "I'll give you a large sum of money..."
"What do I need money for?"
Nikolaynov interrupted Yuri without hesitation, then rolled his eyes and said, "Money is the most useless thing to me. I have 7,000 reindeer. With my genius brain, I can poison hundreds of people without being discovered. I can hang the local chief executive on his bedside, and the police will still determine that he committed suicide. I can also print counterfeit money. With a person like me, do you think I can be poor?"
Yuri looked at Amos, who nodded and whispered, "Yes, just because he has no money doesn't mean he needs it."
"I sold fourteen reindeer to come here, and that's because selling fourteen reindeer is enough."
Nikolaynov still looked dissatisfied. He whispered, "I came here to respond to the call and to fulfill the wish I made for myself that year. Now, I just detonated two nuclear bombs, and then you told me that the plan has changed. Go home."
Nikolaynov's dissatisfaction was visible to the naked eye, and Yuri couldn't help but say, "You said you had no ideas."
"I am only responsible for execution, not for coming up with a plan. Now you ask me what I think. What ideas can I have? I can only tell you that I am very dissatisfied with your new plan!"
Nikolaynov said angrily, "I sold fourteen moose and came here not for tourism. We agreed to perform a ground explosion on Mount Fuji to see if it could trigger a volcanic eruption. This is what you promised me. Now the ground explosion has been turned into an air explosion, and all other nuclear explosion plans have been cancelled?"
Nikolaynov stood up and said viciously: "How can this satisfy me!"
Yuri frowned, and Amos said gently: "Don't worry, just tell me what you want to do."
Nikolayev tilted his head and said, "I have no idea."
Yuri had no intention of shooting Nikolayev this time. He seemed to be a little concerned about Nikolayev, so he said to Nikolayev: "Don't talk nonsense. Just tell us what you want. We will do our best to fulfill your request."
Nikolaynov glanced at Yuri, who nodded and said, "You tell me first. If it doesn't work, I will consider the feasibility of killing you. But if your idea is easy to implement, then there is no need for us to shed blood."
Amos nodded immediately and said, "Yes, when you get older, you really can't stand seeing your comrades bleeding. Didn't you notice that I was covering my eyes with my hat just now?"
Nikolaynov exhaled lightly and said, "The air explosion caused a small earthquake. Now I believe that the nuclear explosion may really be enough to cause the eruption of Mount Fuji. If you really want me to say it, then I will use a larger nuclear bomb and transport it to the pass of Mount Fuji to explode on the ground. This is my only request."
Amos looked at Yuri with some embarrassment. Yuri turned around and paced back and forth in the room for a few steps, then suddenly looked up and said to Nikolaynov: "The airspace of Japan has been blocked now. We have nuclear bombs, but we can't transport them up."
Nikolaynov said, "That's your problem, not mine."
Yuri thought for a moment, and finally said dejectedly: "Yes, this is my problem. Okay, I will find a way to solve this problem."
(End of this chapter)
