"Report!" Akado's door was knocked on. He knew that Einstein's matter had finally come to an end. Akado, who was reading the progress report on industrial reconstruction in western France, put down the documents in his hand, raised his head and said, "Come in."

Sperer is worthy of being a genius in organizing production. He organized production in an orderly manner in France, integrating all the enterprises that were suspended due to the war, and using reasonable resource allocation to allow these enterprises to produce urgently needed war materials for Germany.

This is extremely important for Germany or Germany that is in war, because whether it can integrate European industrial capacity is the key to whether Germany can fight against strong American industrial strength in overseas combat.

This German Minister of Industry is definitely an excellent choice, which made Acardo a little confused why Hitler did not place such a genius in 1940. With just a few months of hard work, Sperer achieved the point that the German side was impressed. France has begun to mass-produce tank tracks and automobile spare parts, which can alleviate the pressure on Germany's local industrial.

"My Head! The other party's hijacking Dr. Einstein has been stopped by us, and all the British agents involved in the operation have been arrested." Gascoll stood at the scene not far from Akado's desk and reported the results of this operation.

"Where is Dr. Einstein?" Akado asked.

"Dr. Einstein was shot in the chest by a British spy, a woman code-named Athena, and is currently in Rotterdam, the Netherlands for rescue." Gascoll replied with his head down.

Akado was stunned. He remembered his friend who had been sitting at the table with him a long time ago and discussing various physical issues. He was a little lost in memory for a moment and did not react immediately.

"Rescue?" But Akado, who immediately came to his senses, stared at Gascole standing in front of him, and asked in a deep voice, "What's wrong? Didn't I order to ensure the doctor's personal safety?"

"In order to protect the doctor's safety, our soldiers deliberately arranged four people who used shields to attack the house as soon as possible, but the other party fired very simply, and it can be seen that it was planned." Gascoll had to speak up to defend his subordinates and said, "The British agent code-named Athena is also a veteran, very powerful."

"Have you caught the living?" Akado stood up and ordered Anna beside him: "Let Depp prepare the car, I'm going to Rotterdam."

"This British spy was eventually shot dead, and she would rather die than put down her weapon." Gascoll replied.

Akado nodded, then walked to the door and suddenly stopped again, turned around and stared at Gascoll with sharp eyes, and spoke coldly: "This time, you didn't do anything, are you?"

A long time ago, Akado bribed General Sikte's secretary, and this secret was eventually buried by history. The person who started to deal with Sikte's secretary was Gascoll, which made Akado even more worried, so he asked this question.

"My head, we didn't do anything! It was indeed the British spy fired the gun." Gascoll replied in fear and trepidation.

Akado nodded, his face became a little better, and turned around and walked out of his office with Anna.

In fact, Akado knew that Einstein's death or rescue was a very favorable ending for Germany, but this ending was slightly flawed, that is, as a celebrity in the scientific community, Dr. Einstein could no longer contribute his strength to Germany.

The most deadly ending is that Einstein was really taken away by the British or Americans, which caused Germany to lose a great scientist, and the United States and Britain would obtain a lot of German technical intelligence.

Now, God seems to have decided to help the Germans again and arranged a nearly perfect ending. Einstein did not die, and was shot and injured by the British. In this way, after Einstein recovered from serious illness, he would definitely lose the idea of ​​going to Britain and the United States for his own safety. He could only stay in Germany and continue to serve Akado. If he wanted to avenge himself, he would work harder to contribute his scientific knowledge to Germany.

After nearly ten years of armed operations, the goddess of fate finally visited the head of state Akado again after nearly a decade. If Einstein had not died, it would be a perfect ending. For this ending, Akado couldn't wait to rush to Rotterdam, where he leaned on Einstein's hospital bed to stage a touching scene of the king and his subjects getting along.

Even Akado thought about the scene. As soon as Einstein woke up, he found the head of the empire sitting by his bed, looking at him with a stingy look. The injured doctor cried and admitted his mistakes and vowed to contribute his strength to the expansion of the empire. Akado comforted his friends well, and then the two of them continued to cooperate as before...

Sure enough, time travel and rebirth were favored by the gods. On the head of state where the engine was roaring, Akado sighed beautifully in his heart: those protagonists who rely on their own luck to encounter unparalleled luck and cannot count all the good things they have finally met. Although they came a little late, they still began to play a role.

However, when he came to the best hospital in Rotterdam, he realized that he was really thinking too much. Einstein was indeed not dead, but the injuries he suffered were definitely not small wounds. When Akado arrived at the hospital, he was still in the rescue and heard that he was not out of danger of life.

The drama "the relationship between the king and the minister" carefully prepared by Akado was not useful at all. It was impossible to see if the situation was right. Einstein wanted to personally play a cross-dressing version of "Baidi's Order" - until now, Einstein still has no idea of ​​life and death.

On this side, Einstein didn't know life or death, and on the other hand, the British already knew the fall of the super spy Athena he arranged. This spy network can definitely play an important role in Germany. It is said that it is Berlin's largest British spy organization. As a result, the entire army was wiped out this time, and many small contact stations around were found to be strangled by the German army.

Such heavy losses were unwilling to see by the British. After this operation, their spy network in Germany was severely damaged. For a moment, they knew nothing about what happened in Germany and became a real blind man.

Learning from the mistakes, coupled with the clues before, the British felt that there must be a huge German spy network within them, which directly led to the failure of this Athena operation. So they began a targeted investigation, and the scope of this time was more accurate and the investigation was more purposeful.

Athena's operation against Einstein has always been one of the core secrets of the British intelligence department, so not many people were able to contact. The internal investigation quickly determined the target of suspicion on Louis, who was very popular and had a big mouth, because during a meeting, Louis was ordered to prepare for the work of receiving Einstein according to the needs of the follow-up plan.

So Louis was arrested like lightning and conducted a surprise investigation overnight. Louis was not a German spy, but was very involved. He quickly recalled that he had disclosed Einstein's actions to several friends in the bar - he naturally could not tell anyone about this important information, and he easily remembered that he had mentioned to his old man Greve.

Greve, it was Greve again. The British intelligence department immediately remembered the old man Greve. The last time the torpedo destroyer turned against him, causing the sinking of warships such as the Hood, was Greve's nephew.

Although the last time a crew member proved Greve's nephew's innocence, a name appeared continuously in espionage, which obviously cannot be evaded by the word "coincidence". Everyone understands that this old man named Greve is not that simple.

"Arrange the operation team! Take control of this Greve! Enter his room to search while he is not at home, and arrest this guy immediately if there is evidence!" The director of the British Intelligence Agency gritted his teeth and issued an order.

The next morning, the British operation team members came to Greve's apartment and asked Louis, who had made meritorious service, to go to the bar for fun. Greve did not see anything unusual, so he nodded and agreed to put on his clothes and go to the bar with Louis.

As soon as Greve left, the agents of the operation team rushed up and rushed into Greve's apartment. They carefully searched for the evidence they wanted in Greve's house, and soon they found the telegraph and an important password in the mezzanine.

Now everything is clear and the evidence is very obvious. This Greve is a German spy hidden inside the UK, and this spy is likely to be the mastermind behind the attack on the Hood and other incidents - the German spy leader code-named "Poison".

From this point of view, the British intelligence department still took a big advantage by using "Athena" for "poison". Much of the intelligence obtained by poison is very important strategic information, and the value of these intelligence is priceless for the German army to analyze the strategic arrangements of the Allied forces. Moreover, as long as the exposure of the poison spy is not discovered by the Germans, they can use the deciphered passwords and false information to cause greater losses to Germany.

"Wait for this 'poison' to come back here! We will catch the living! We won't be afraid that he will not cooperate at that time!" The leader of the operation said ruthlessly: "This time, we finally won Germany once in the intelligence war! Humph, German guys, but you know how powerful we British people are!"

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Chapter completed!