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Chapter 2333: Cat Getan Music Festival (81)

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Although it was possible that he gave the wrong phone book, they still matched the code through inexplicable communication. Schiller thought the situation might be like this.

On the phone, Oliver took the trust of this group of Soviets with some wording. Out of the need for agent caution, they would definitely let Oliver come for a face-to-face talk. Oliver didn't know this was an agent meeting, so he didn't hold any defensive psychology and went just like that.

So these two sides bumped into each other by mistake. After both sides talked, it turned out that they really connected.

Schiller felt that he didn't say anything, gave the phone book, and the phone book happened to have the KGB's phone number. This move might be understood by Oliver as my suggestion for you to rent a house in Moscow.

Oliver thought, anyway, he didn't plan to return to Mexico for the time being, and Cat Getan couldn't let him show his talents, so it was better to go see the scenery of Moscow.

In fact, Moscow needed Oliver more. The Soviet Union at this stage could be said to be insulting the human respiratory tract by saying it was lingering. Apart from the name being the Soviet Union, it had nothing to do with the real Soviet Union. It could only be said to be an ordinary big country.

But this didn't mean they didn't want to live. The United States pushed too hard, and there was no way out for compromise. Still the same sentence, they needed a heart-stirring good news, needed a hero, needed to let people understand that someone was still insisting, so they couldn't give up, so that the government could be maintained.

Oliver's appearance was like a traveler who was about to die of thirst seeing an oasis in the desert. It had been too long since such a hero appeared among them.

And he was an American. The most wonderful thing was that he was an American.

So no matter what considerations, after Moscow understood Oliver's identity through the contact person, it must be rushing, ten thousand urgent to pick Oliver back to Moscow.

As for how Oliver went back, it was also easy to explain. This group of Soviets used magic. Four or five hours was probably still including various connection times. The time truly spent on the road was more than 5 minutes.

Then Schiller thought of another thing that made him speechless. The KGB 16th Bureau he nominally led happened to be studying magic. This wave belonged to jumping a ballet with a stone and smashing his own feet.

But then again, because the meeting was completely by mistake, both sides didn't prepare, and no anti-eavesdropping or anti-theft systems were enabled. This news would definitely be leaked.

On one hand, the KGB in this era was not of one mind, even the 16th Bureau was like this. On the other hand, the loopholes on Oliver's side were too big, and there was still a series of killers following behind him.

Schiller guessed that this batch of elite agents might be following Oliver. The FBI probably also knew that the group of incompetent Penitence Cartel drug traffickers couldn't take down Oliver in Cat Getan, and finally had to send elite agents with high skills and rich experience.

Since they were elites, they understood the importance of the actual action, so probably this group of people had been following Oliver, just waiting for a good opportunity with the right time, place, and people.

At first they weren't in a hurry, because Oliver obviously returned because he couldn't handle the affairs in Mexico, which meant he couldn't go back in a short time. As long as he stayed in Cat Getan, accidents would always happen, right?

But once they eavesdropped that Oliver was going to Moscow, this matter would be a big deal. If Oliver successfully arrived in Moscow, it would be no different from giving a heart-stirring injection to the dying Soviet Union, and it could even be said to be directly on a high-tech respirator.

You know, although the legs didn't kick and the breath didn't gasp, even if a person was about to die, there were a lot of living cells in the body. The Soviet Union was also like this. It was a whole generation that grew up in this environment and atmosphere. Even if it was corrupted and degenerated, it couldn't be so comprehensive. There were always a few fish that slipped through the net.

Oliver would undoubtedly become their banner and benchmark, letting them reignite hope. This could really be resurrected if it went like this.

Could the FBI not be in a hurry? This wait for an opportunity resulted in trouble. If things really developed like this, then the primary responsibility was the FBI's. Who let you not be quick enough to kill Oliver directly on the local land at that time?

The FBI couldn't be negligent and would definitely mobilize all manpower at the fastest speed, must let Oliver stay on this land forever before he left.

But they miscalculated one thing: this group of KGBs knew magic.

The scene at that time was probably that this group of elite agents temporarily formulated a combat plan and rushed into the base where the KGB was located. They thought the opposite side was ordinary agents, but the KGB also thought they were ordinary agents. When the two sides fought, they were instantly shocked.

The elite agents' feeling must be that this group of cooks didn't look at the recipe but looked at the art of war. You told everyone you were a materialist, but you practiced magic behind your back. Is there any law?

The KGB must be even more shocked. Didn't they say there were no FBI agents in Cat Getan? Where did this group of fierce people come from?

Because they had wrong judgments about the other side's strength, they didn't use their full strength at first, leading to both sides suffering losses. After readjusting their judgments, they used too much force, leading to a stalemate.

This group of Russian guys must have only split one or two people to escort Oliver away, and everyone else went to fight. So there was the absurd scene Schiller saw, Soviet magician KGB fighting Cat Getan elite FBI.

But it might also be during this process that Bruce noticed the situation here. In fact, he probably couldn't notice it even if he didn't want to. Apart from him hanging two pounds of cameras under the eaves of his house, the movement of magicians fighting was very large, whether it was fireballs or water flow, they all came with light effects, too easy to be noticed.

And in Batman's view, the most absurd thing about this scene was not that people speaking Russian used magic, but that the group of people being chased actually took out FBI weapons.

Bruce's illness was much better, but he was Batman. Even if he wasn't, he was just an ordinary big capitalist. He couldn't allow such a group of super armed forces to wander around his house every day.

Then Bruce couldn't help but ask, you sent people, that's fine, but why are the ones sent to my side exceptionally strong? Who is this group of people intended to deal with? Who else could this group of people's strength be intended to deal with?

There was a very absurd thing in this era, that is, if one must choose a person to be one's neighbor between a KGB and an FBI, the richer the person, the more they would tend toward the former. The opponent just wanted you to lose, but your own people wanted you to die the most.

Bruce's countermeasure was also very simple. Amanda appeared on camera to expose some evil deeds of the FBI, but she didn't make it clear, because this talk was not for Americans to hear at all, but for Moscow to hear.

The United States concocted another big conspiracy, which was not rare. What was rare was serial murder and sacrifice. Moscow's idea must also be that this group of cooks didn't look at the recipe but looked at the art of war. Why did you also start studying magic behind your back?

Once the news of this group of KGBs who knew magic reached Washington, both sides would fall into the same awkward situation. Since the Cold War until now, it turned out that not only was I unable to hold on in terms of science, but you also started secretly studying magic behind your back.

Combined with the Mexico mentioned by Amanda, Moscow and the people of Moscow would definitely think that the United States used extremely despicable means to intervene in the Mexican revolution, which again showed Oliver's tragedy.

To be honest, Oliver leaving at this stage was really not good to say. After all, the revolution hadn't completely succeeded, and you were in a hurry to come back to claim credit. People with hearts could completely make a big fuss about this and call Oliver a deserter.

But if the United States used some means outside the orderly society, then it wasn't Oliver's fault for temporarily transferring. The vast majority of Muscovites didn't know that their own home was studying magic. They would only feel that this group of Americans was cowardly, didn't dare to compete with the Soviet Union in scientific technology, and chose this kind of unpresentable evil cult way to persecute revolutionary heroes.

This allowed Oliver to attract more people's sympathy and praise, which was the most fatal for the United States, because this was equivalent to adding healing medicine to the oxygen of the respirator.

Mexico having trouble could at most be considered as the butt catching fire. Even if all the hair on the butt was burned off, it was just ugly. It would take a long time for the chicken butt position to cause fatal damage.

But the Soviet Union was different. The giant bear's sharp teeth had pierced the white-headed eagle's feathers several times. Seeing that it was almost out of breath, it could pull its head back, but a big gasp of cardiopulmonary resuscitation brought it back to life. It only took one bite to bite off the head.

This could indeed be called the most ruthless revenge on the FBI. Every day after that, every annoying thing the country experienced could be blamed on the FBI not killing him painfully and strangling Oliver in the local land at that time.

Thinking through the key points, Schiller no longer hesitated. He had to settle these things quickly. If it really affected the final big concert, the consequences should be as serious as breaking Pride's umbrella.

But how to say, people are unlucky and even drink cold water and get their teeth stuck. Just as Schiller returned to the manor and wanted to check the phone, he saw his butler Merkel's expression was colorful.

He leaned over to take a look. Merkel was watching a video. Merkel was startled when he saw Schiller leaning over and almost threw the phone out.

"What is this?"

"Uh, nothing, Professor."

Schiller narrowed his eyes.

"Alright, this is a video that is going viral on the internet. If you want to see it, you can go to the Cat Getan official website, someone uploaded it."

Schiller turned on the computer, went online with some effort, then logged into the webpage. After clicking it, he discovered that this video had already been pushed to the first comment area. As long as you clicked it, you could see it.

Batman is dancing on a pole.

To be precise, Deadpool is wearing a Batman suit and dancing on a pole.

Shiler looked as if he had seen a ghost; with a 'snap', he slammed his laptop shut.

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