Chapter 31 The Future of Lenin

The wind and snow were howling, and it was pitch black outside the porthole window.

Although it was already daytime, due to the snowstorm, it was still as dark as night outside.

Sitting in the cockpit, Bondarev smoked silently. In the ashtray in front of him, there was a big pile of ash.

A few nights later, using the intelligence channels his family had, he had figured out what happened at Black Swan Port. Under attack by unknown monsters, the Su-27 Squadron was completely wiped out.

According to the responses from people at the exploration site, Black Swan Alley seemed to have suffered a catastrophe... as if there had been a monster violently venting its anger.

“…”

Looking up at the deck outside the porthole, Bondarev's eyes were profound.

He tried his best to cover up what happened in Black Swan Port as an accident, and even executed a good chess piece for this. But now, what happened in Black Swan Port has attracted most of the people. With human eyes, his thoughts were completely lost.

After a long silence, Bondarev turned to look at the first officer beside him.

"Reply a letter to the family for me. The content of the letter is as follows..."

Under the premise that his secret was about to be discovered by others, all he could think of was to cover it up with a bigger secret.

...Is there any news more shocking than the news that a Dragon King escaped from Black Swan Port and went to the human world?

He believed that once this news was released, the Secret Party would definitely take notice. After all, they were determined to fight against dragons, and they were also strong enough, with many powerful dragon slayers.

With the strength of the secret party, coupled with the information clues secretly provided by his family, there is a high probability of intercepting that great being... or even capturing him! !

——The release of this news will do no harm to yourself.

"...Okay, let's do this for now."

With a sigh of relief, Bondarev waved his hand.

"As long as the secret party's attention can be diverted, the disclosure of some intelligence does not matter...the news must be spread as soon as possible."

After giving a slight salute to the other party, the first mate quickly turned around and left the cab. The communication equipment for the outside world was not arranged here. He had to rush to the other side to execute the order.

Soon, after the first officer left, Bondarev was the only one left in the entire cockpit.

Picking up the wine glass on the table and shaking it, Bondarev narrowed his eyes slightly.

Suddenly such a change occurred, and many of his plans had to be changed and adjusted accordingly. Originally, he did not intend to advance that plan so early, but now it seems that he is on the verge of doing so.

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"Yes 3."

"No, pass."

"+1."

"Single 3."

"No, pass."

"+1."

"I don't think we need to continue fighting."

When she put down all the playing cards in her hand and looked at Junova, who didn't want them all, and Mu Qingzhi, who had all the cards plus one and was absent-minded, Khorkina looked helpless.

They are now in a small room on the icebreaker Lenin. There is nothing in the room except a bed and a simple quilt cover.

If it was just like this, that would be fine, but the problem was that at the door of the room, a female officer in military uniform was guarding there with a serious look on her face.

Several of them were being watched...or rather, only one person was being watched.

"Okay, I happen to be a little seasick too."

After yawning, Mu Qingzhi lay back on the bed.

Life at sea was far more boring than she imagined...especially when she was under constant surveillance by others.

In order to be wary of her, Bondarev monitored her to an almost crazy level. Even when she went to the toilet, let alone when she went to bed at night, there was someone following her, and there was almost no trace of her. private space.

During these few days at sea, her life was in dire straits.

Although some of her requests were met, she felt quite uncomfortable being under surveillance all the time.

"...Where will we go after that?"

After glancing at the female officer standing at the door, after a little hesitation, she fell asleep next to Mu Qingzhi, and Khorkina asked in a low voice.

For her and Junova, what happened in the past few days was a dream. Their memories of the previous second still stayed at the moment when the doctor called them out of the party hall to help move things, and then the next When they regained consciousness, they found themselves in a cold cabin, with soldiers pointing guns at them in front of them.

Although they had learned from Mu Qingzhi about the series of things that happened after that and the tragedy that happened in Black Swan Port, they still had no real idea after all, and they had been living in a state of confusion these past few days.

She and Yakov were doing better, but Junova's mental endurance was obviously not as strong as theirs. She had been living in a state of confusion these past few days, and it took a long time to react to something.

"I don't know. Let's take a step and see."

Looking sideways at Junova, Mu Qingzhi sighed.

Unlike her, who was alone, Khorkina and Junova had their own families. Just as Renata missed her parents in her heart, their emotions were probably similar.

Although there was a high probability that their relatives were bastards and scums who did not hesitate to hand over their children in exchange for wealth and status like Renata's parents, other options were not ruled out.

Before, they had been in the Black Swan for many years, and their emotions were fine. However, in such an uncertain future and in such an unfriendly place, it was a bit too much to ask them to be as heartless as themselves.

... What was the ending of the Lenin?

Mu Qingzhi tilted her head and tried to think hard in her heart.

The plot of Long San was a long time ago for her. What happened in the Black Swan Port was just a prelude to the beginning. It was probably only mentioned a few words about the Lenin. It was undoubtedly a very difficult thing to find those few words from such a long memory.

"Hmm... Gen Chisheng and Gen Chinu are on this ship. Since they can live to grow up, nothing serious should happen to the Lenin?"

With one hand on her head, Mu Qingzhi began to think in her heart.

She had killed Herzog in advance. Logically, many tragedies in Long San should not have happened. But with Bondarev behind the scenes, it is hard to say whether the other party will support a more terrifying existence than Herzog...Or try to kill Bondarev as well?

--In the cockpit, Bondarev suddenly felt a chill.