Chapter 66 The beginning of the nuclear war era

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It took Linen only 2 minutes and $9 to select a pair of pearl earrings from the counter, and then calmly joked with the charming female clerk. After she wrapped the earrings in exquisite packaging, she walked to the door calmly and deliberately stopped at the door for a while. For such an opportunity, the skilled shoe shiner generally grasped a good grasp of it. A boy of fifteen or sixteen came first. Linen ignored it and walked a few steps to the side.

"Sir, are you shining your leather shoes?" This is a very tender childish voice. The child who ran to Lynn looked only *** years old. He was wearing a shabby vest and shorts, and had a pair of rotten slippers on his feet, but his face was clean and his big eyes were bright. He looked like a poor but well-educated child.

"Hey, hurry up and go!" The captain sat in the taxi and greeted him.

Because he didn't have his own name, Lynn simply pretended not to hear it and stepped on his shoe to the head. When the captain called him for the second time, he overturned his head in surprise: "Oh, wait for a minute right away!"

The shoe boy had already carefully polished his shoes, and the captain naturally walked over and pulled Linen away.

Lynn lit a cigarette, bent down and pretended to pat off the dust on his trouser legs, but was talking to the shoe boy: "Hey, kid, can you do me a little favor? There is a lost and found sign at the exit of the railway station in front. You find a pen or something, and draw three side-by-side circles in the lower right corner. At 6 o'clock in the evening, there should be one or two very young gentlemen waiting there. You give them these two cigarettes and ask them to give you two dollars, and I will pay you one dollar in advance. How about it?"

The shoe boy raised his head: "Sir, do you mean that I will get three dollars in total?"

"Yes!" Lin Neng said seriously: "But remember it, it is three side-by-side circles, at 6 o'clock in the evening, and these two cigarettes that cannot be exchanged for ordinary cigarettes. If you miss it, the $2 will be earned away by others! Do you understand?"

The shoe boy nodded quickly: "No problem, sir, I will definitely be able to do it!"

"Okay, it's time to wipe this shoe!" Lynn took the opportunity to change his other foot to the shoe shining bench, and let the shoe kid wipe it a few times at will. Then he took the opportunity to pay and took out two cigarettes and the dollar coins he had just made in the store, stuffed them into the shoe kid's pocket, and blinked at him: "A smart child will definitely complete the task, goodbye!"

"Goodbye sir!" Cao Tong answered childishly but seriously.

Lent hope on a young American boy who was *** years old. When he walked back to the taxi, Lynn's mentality was hard to describe as "relieving", but this is the method he can find with the highest chance of success at the moment. If he hopes that this seemingly out of state is careless, it may lead to the ending of stealing chickens and losing rice. Once exposed, what awaits himself may be a hopeless imprisonment career. Not to mention without women, even Coke will not be able to drink.

The captain did not complain about Lynn's drag, but carefully checked the gift that Lynn had just bought, and even opened the packaging and box. Lynn looked at the guy indifferently. After he finished his busy schedule, he asked resentfully: "Can you help me repackage it after you go back?"

The captain returned the box to Lynn as if nothing had happened and said lightly: "Of course someone will be responsible!"

Lynn was not angry, not at all because the gift would be sent to the intelligence liaison office of the empire in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Of course, even if the Americans directly sent people to Argentina to explore, they would not easily discover the mystery. It is not that the work level of German intelligence personnel in South America has reached a new level, but because the political environment there is relatively complex, and a large number of German residents who immigrated in the early 20th century had sympathy and support for the Third Reich (though this situation was also common in the United States, it was curbed by Roosevelt with tough measures).

In the next seven hours, Lynn became a witness to a couple of American lovers having sex, lunch in Western restaurants, afternoon in cinemas, dinner in Mexican restaurants and walks after meals. He always silently watched others' happiness and sweetness nearby. Even the light bulbs were dim and night lights. It was precisely because of his active and cooperative attitude that when he embarked on the return journey, the captain extended his right hand to him for the first time.

"Is this a kind of thanks?" Lin En asked frankly.

"Whatever you understand," said the captain Chunfeng, "I had a very happy day today."

Whether it is successful or not, the key to intelligence has been sent out. Lynn's mentality has also changed a little during the day. He smiled and said, "As a thank you, don't you reveal how this romantic and wonderful love began?"

The captain paused for a moment, maybe hesitating, maybe just savoring the sweetest beginning, and then he spoke: "A year and seven months ago, my colleague and I were having dinner at the restaurant at noon. She came over with an apron... I thought she was the waiter, but in fact, she was the daughter of the restaurant owner, haha, the situation was very funny. Later, to express my apology, I bought a bouquet of flowers. She was very nice and kind. Later, every time I came out on vacation, I would send a bouquet of flowers until last Christmas, when she promised to be my fiancée, and we would get married as soon as the war ended."

Such a story doesn't seem to be new to Lynn, and the way the two started was too dramatic, which inevitably made people doubt the woman's motivation - if the German intelligence business in the United States was not really bad, Lynn might have tried his luck to see if she was a colleague who came here with the same purpose.

People who are immersed in happiness are often willing to share their happiness with others and their happiness. The captain continued to ask, "Where are you? Tell me about your Italian girlfriend?"

"We met on a vacation beach in southern Argentina. At that time, I was already a student of the University of La Plata, which was the best university in Argentina..." Lynn started chatting half-talk, but people were on the dangerous road and had to be wary of it. Therefore, he had to simply read the brain without saying a word and confirm that the other party would not catch obvious loopholes. The speaker was not very happy, but the listeners were interested.

Back at the test base of the atomic bomb, Lin En temporarily put down his psychological burden and still did Mr. Nan Guo's errand every day. In a grand physics research project, all the small details are actually not careless, especially data calculations and proofreading. However, the data that was taken out by Lin En is naturally not worthy of its reliability, but few people found errors in these tasks. Secretly, the wolf mixed in the flock did not relax his observation of the surrounding environment. He exchanged all his salary for cigarettes or beer drinks, and used some seemingly casual opportunities to talk to experts, technicians, logistics personnel, officers, and guards, and screened out some valuable military information through people's words and deeds.

The US captain who looked a bit like the brother company commander Winster was still responsible for the alert work in the two main experimental areas of the base ab. He left duty and had more opportunities to meet Lynn than others. After Abuqueki's vacation trip, he was obviously happy to chat with Lynn when he was not in a mission. Although the topics were mostly focused on women, they would still bring out some hidden information inadvertently. Gradually, Lyn changed the guards, divided the company into platoons, and the officer situation, and other crucial contents were engraved in his mind. He believed that these crucial contents would play a big role sooner or later.

Since entering the base, Lynn's dormitory, the "auxiliary researcher", has not changed. Apart from fans, desk lamps and electric shavers, there are no other household appliances in the room. They can only use the opportunity to eat to listen to the radio - the only way to receive public information is completely controlled by the military. Most of the time, people can only listen to music programs and positive news that time is relatively lagging. The Potsdam meeting ended successfully, and the Potsdam Proclamation was released as scheduled. These were not learned from the radio until the end of July that there was no information that the heads of the allies were attacked and suffered casualties. I don't know whether it was the Allies' intention to conceal it or the empire's raids completely failed.

Calm days were day after day. By early August, in this highly confidential test base, news that the US military was about to use atomic bombs on Japan had not yet spread. However, many of the most core physicists at the test base were worried, especially Oppenheimer, who was about to pass the first month. In just a few days, he was furious because of the inadvertent negligence of the technicians, which also caused the atmosphere in the base to change quietly.

On August 6th, halfway through dinner, a middle-aged man suddenly rang out on the radio: "Please be quiet, everyone, we will listen to important news next."

After a rustling noise, the broadcast was tuned to the corresponding channel.

"Earlier today... the Army Air Force dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, a powerful bomb, and it is reasonable to believe that our atomic bomb destroyed the entire city in an instant, and President Truman said that Allied scientists have mastered the most basic power in the universe, which is good news for the party representing justice... We at least don't have to worry that such a terrible weapon will be used by the enemy to threaten our city..."

From the beginning to the end of the broadcast, the restaurant was silent. Everyone put down their tableware and kept their own postures blankly, listening extremely seriously like a sculpture, and using their own thinking to judge the meaning of the news. At the end of the broadcast, Lynn saw several scientists with single letter codes leaving their seats with complex expressions, leaving food on the table that had not been finished.
Chapter completed!