1979 My Life in the Era

Chapter 338 Three or four months
Regardless, Sergei still made it to the Far East.

The day after Seryozha received the call, an An-72 transport plane landed at Vladivostok's airport.

The layout of this aircraft is very strange, with two huge engines mounted on the wings, making the aircraft look top-heavy and very uncoordinated.

But this did not prevent it from transporting Sergei and Yangovich from the Black Sea to the Pacific Ocean.

Sergei emerged from the hatch.

Ning Weidong and Seryozha came to greet them, and they saw each other from afar.

Sergei has gotten a bit tanned compared to two years ago; I wonder if it's because he spent too long on vacation in Sochi.

However, he does look more composed.

Yangovic, standing next to him, looked much more weathered. Although he had groomed himself before coming and shaved his beard clean, his dark circles were still undeniable.

The four met, and the atmosphere was quite harmonious.

Even Yangovich and Seryozha, who were once bitter enemies who wished they could kill each other, shook hands with smiles.

Sergei stood by, smiling as he watched the two shake hands, saying, "I came here mainly to resolve some meaningless grudges. Isn't it great that we're all on the same side?"

Ning Weidong's heart stirred again as he listened.

Just as he had guessed, Sergei's purpose in coming this time was most likely to help Rokov make connections.

Given the current situation, it's clear that Polezhne is about to step down, and Androbo is the designated successor.

If Rokov wants to get rid of Androbor, he must win the support of the majority.

Chern's vote was very important.

However, it seems that the talks between the two sides did not go smoothly before, and Sergei probably came here this time hoping to find another way.

After exchanging pleasantries, the group arrived at a villa that had been arranged for Sergei.

Sergei finally got down to business: "Nin, Seryozha, I bet you both secretly wish you could kill me for all those conditions I made before."

Seryozha was taken aback, not expecting the other party to be so direct.

Ning Weidong remained calm and waited for Sergei to continue.

After Sergei finished speaking, he waited a few seconds to observe Ning Weidong and Seryozha's reactions.

Seryozha didn't understand the meaning and didn't dare to speak rashly.

Ultimately, given his current status, it's not really appropriate for him to discuss certain matters with Sergei.

To avoid making mistakes, it's best to keep your mouth shut.

Ning Weidong doesn't have this problem; he represents a force in himself, and while Seryozha can remain silent, he cannot.

Ning Weidong roughly guessed the other party's intentions, calmly took out a cigarette from his pocket, lit it, and said indifferently, "Killing him is out of the question."

Sergei laughed and said, "It's alright. After you read this, I believe you won't say that anymore." He then took out a white folder, placed it on the coffee table, and pushed it towards Ning Weidong.

Ning Weidong glanced at the folder, somewhat puzzled, but didn't ask. He simply reached out, opened it, and quickly scanned the contents.

He read very quickly, turning only two pages before his expression changed: "This is impossible!"

Sergei seemed quite pleased with the reaction, and said with a smile, "Nothing is impossible, as long as we join forces."

The contents of the folder are not complicated, even quite simple and straightforward.

Or rather, it coincides somewhat with Ning Weidong's ideas.

Sergei planned to use their power and connections to open up the market for electrical appliances in Eastern Europe.

Because they were knock-offs of Japanese products, the things Ning Weidong could produce at that time were still very competitive in Sulian and Eastern Europe.

Sergei's idea was even more audacious than Ning Weidong's. Ning Weidong, along with Walkbush and Kashia, planned to dump the goods through smuggling. Sergei, however, was more direct, advocating for legitimate trade, selling in regular stores, and avoiding taxes.

That's too harsh.

Ning Weidong shook his head inwardly.

It wasn't that he thought Sergei lacked the ability; quite the opposite.

If they win the next step and overthrow Andropolis, allowing the Dnieper faction to continue in power, it won't be a problem at all, given Rokov's contributions.

Ning Weidong shook his head. It was indeed the Sulian people who lived up to the saying, "They know martial arts but don't know how to be good people."

They did this without considering the feelings of those Eastern European countries at all.

Don't they care about saving face?

Sometimes, it's fine to give the substance, but you should always leave room for appearances.

Sergei said smugly, "How about it? If we follow my plan, the profits generated here will not only cover my share, but will also double your profits..."

To be honest, if Ning Weidong hadn't transmigrated here, he would have known long ago that Sergei and his group wouldn't succeed. But the bargaining chips they've offered right now are indeed tempting.

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Ning Weidong knew what was going on, but he didn't say anything to their faces. Anyway, this was no small matter, and he had to think about it and report it to his superiors.

In short, there are many excuses to get by.

After leaving Sergei's residence, Ning Weidong and Seryozha returned to their car.

As soon as he closed the car door, Seryozha couldn't wait to ask, "What do you think they mean by this? Are they slapping me and then giving me a sweet treat?"

Ning Weidong said in a deep voice, "I'm afraid it's not that simple. This matter is of utmost importance. You should go back and discuss it with your uncle. I also need to inform my superiors."

Seryozha nodded slowly, increasingly puzzled as to what Sergei was trying to do.

He knew that Ning Weidong must have figured something out, and he also knew that he wouldn't get any answers from him, so he simply stopped asking.

On the other side, after seeing Ning Weidong and Seryozha off, Sergei's smile faded, and he turned to Yangovich and said, "I'm going to make a phone call."

Yangovich gave a nonchalant "hmm" and got up to go upstairs.

Sergei then picked up the phone in the villa's living room and dialed an encrypted number.

The call connected shortly after: "Hello, Father... Yes, I just met them... I showed them to them... Yes, it was pretty much as expected, but... Ning Weidong didn't seem very interested... I can't quite put my finger on it, it's just a feeling..."

After a long, serious phone call, Sergei concluded, "I'll be careful, please rest assured. We've shown such sincerity this time, I don't believe the old fox won't fall for it."

The person on the other end of the phone wasn't so optimistic, but didn't say much more.

He then said, "Anyway, you need to hurry up on your end; that person's health is deteriorating lately."

Sergei's expression changed: "How much longer can we hold out?"

The person on the other end of the phone said, "It's hard to say, but optimistically it might last three or four months."

Sergei couldn't help but gasp; he knew very well the importance of Polezhnye.

In any case, as long as Polezhne was alive, no one dared to touch him, nor could anyone touch the Dnieper lineage.

But once the person is gone... well, that's another story.

In fact, Andro has been secretly working on their dirt with KGB for years.

This is why Rokov and his team are determined to prevent Androb from taking over at this critical juncture.

Initially, they did not oppose Androbo, but as Androbo's power grew and Polizhne's health deteriorated, they gradually realized that something was wrong.

(End of this chapter)