My own war game

Chapter 139 Am I so famous?
In fact, He Chi himself didn’t know that he is now quite famous in the intelligence circle.

The Battle of Britain ended with the German Air Force suffering a crushing defeat, and people from all walks of life were reviewing the outcome.

The Germans themselves must first draw conclusions.

It was impossible for Goering to take the blame for the air force's failure on himself, so he began to desperately look for factors other than tactical arrangements to shift the blame.

The failure in the intelligence war was a good excuse, but the German intelligence agencies fully cooperated during the bombing of London and lost at least 7% of their informants. Goering himself felt it was unreasonable to ask the other party to take responsibility at this time.

Since it’s not that we are incompetent, then it can only be that the enemy is too strong.

Therefore, the German reports emphasized that there was a super spy active in Britain throughout the Battle of Britain, who was proficient in disguise and multilingualism. He not only misled his own aircraft to bomb the wrong targets, but also arrested a large number of German informants lurking in London.

The fact that Adolf Galland was deceived into sending out false intelligence and misleading German planes to bomb the fake radar station was eventually declassified within the German army.

After being humiliated, the Gestapo investigated the information of this mysterious man in detail and found that this super intelligence agent had almost several different faces. It is said that even in the UK, no one knew which one was the real him. They just suspected that the other party might be an Asian.

After further investigation, the Germans found that there was no trace of this person's background or resume. It was as if he appeared out of thin air. There was only a code name circulated internally:
007!

But why is he called 007? Does it mean that there are at least seven of these super spies? The Germans were puzzled and could only use their intelligence network to search for this person more carefully.

On the other hand, the story of 007 also circulated within the British intelligence system.

Compared with the Germans, Schiess's reason is simple: Britain needs to boost morale now, even the intelligence personnel.

The Allied spies knew that having a powerful, mysterious and omnipotent colleague by their side would be very helpful in stabilizing the morale of the troops.

Therefore, the story of 007 has been somewhat mythologized in the UK.

The most interesting one is Free France.

Christine sent at least hundreds of spies to lurk in various countries within a year, and when sending them out on field missions, she would attach an additional mission: to find 007.

In her own words.

"If you meet that guy, knock him out and drag him back. Don't worry about anything else!"

Therefore, although the Soviet NKVD did not know the specific situation, it knew that there was an ace spy of the Allied Forces active in Europe. The only information they knew was that he was good at disguise, a language expert, and suspected to be Asian.

After graduating from university, Yulia was noticed by the Soviet intelligence agency because of her outstanding personal abilities and was eventually recruited into the NKVD.

She was just a quick-made spy who had undergone half a year of training in the NKVD. She was an absolute rookie and a small fry in the intelligence battlefield. She had only heard of the name 007 in class during her training.

"An intelligence officer like this is worth an armored division!" These were her teacher's exact words.

She had also fantasized that one day she would receive such an evaluation, and today this legendary figure was right in front of her.

Oh yeah, and he grabbed her neck with his hands.

"Call your accomplices in now, we need to talk." He Chi said to Yulia beside him, while using a little force on his hands to signal her not to play tricks.

After a while, a signal sounded in the corridor, and the staff officer walked into the room. Then, the sound of a not-so-intense fight was heard from inside, and he was controlled by He Chi in less than a minute.

As expected, the man was a high-level Soviet undercover agent lurking in the German army, and had already infiltrated Guderian's staff.

"What is your purpose in sneaking in?" He Chi looked at the two Soviet agents who were controlled in front of him. The two looked at each other, and the man spoke, "We don't trust you, even if you are from the British side."

"Don't trust me?" He Chi smiled. "If it weren't for me today, you two would have been exposed within three days and then taken out and shot. Do you believe it?"

"You are exaggerating." The man said with disdain.

"Really?" He Chi took out a sketch pen from his pocket and pointed at the man. "At 15:23 this afternoon, you arrived at the archives room of this building and looked through three files. At 18:10, you had a conversation with this lady for less than 3 minutes, and then you had the current itinerary. Am I right?"

The man's face turned pale. He didn't know how the other party knew his itinerary so well, even down to the minute.

Is this the gap between me and the super ace spy?

"So as long as I want, neither of you two can escape and you will be killed by the Germans. Is there any need for me to deceive you two?" He Chi asked back from the opposite side.

Yulia looked at the man with a questioning look, and the other party sighed and nodded slightly.

The girl said, "In fact, we have lost the channel to contact our superiors. Now we are doing things on our own."

He Chi nodded in agreement. Given the current situation in Kiev, she was probably not the only Cheka's "kite with a broken string".

The man said, "The last order we received was to do our best to paralyze the German command system and cause as much damage as possible, but no specific targets were given."

Yulia went on to say, "We initially wanted to plan a bombing or assassination, but the Germans were always very vigilant and we didn't have a chance to act, and then..."

"Then I saw a traitor jumping happily, and thought that getting rid of him would be considered completing the mission, right?" He Chi said unhappily.

Yulia nodded, which was considered as an admission.

He Chi thought about it for a moment and looked at the staff officer beside him, "Can you get a car?"

The man nodded. "Okay, but you only have one chance."

"Where's the plane?"

"There is a way to get to the nearest airport, but we don't have a driver." The man stared at He Chi in confusion. "What do you mean?"

"I plan to evacuate during this period. If you cooperate with me, I may be able to help you complete the task." He Chi made a suggestion.

"What on earth do you want to do?"

"It's hard to say. We can only wait and see. But I promise to make a big fuss when I leave, so that the German command system will be confused for at least 3-5 hours. How about it? What for?" He Chi asked, staring into the other person's eyes.

The man was silent for a moment. "This is a serious matter. We need to think about it."

"Okay, but I suggest you think about it quickly. I'm going to have lunch with Guderian tomorrow."
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The next day, when He Chi walked to the gate, Guderian's adjutant was waiting for him there long ago.

"Mr. Nukamolenko, please follow me, the general is waiting for you."

"Thank you. Please lead the way." He Chi smiled and followed the other party. When he turned the corner, he looked to both sides inconspicuously. He found that someone was directing the soldiers to collect and clean the swastika flags on both sides.

This was a secret code agreed upon by the two people, indicating that the staff officer was willing to cooperate with He Chi's actions.

(End of this chapter)