Under the auspices of Hans Becker — a prominent figure in the general staff, Yan and Ivan successfully entered the interior, phase one: Infiltration, completed.

However, the little glimpse of hope was never entirely, Egelbert — a man who had forged himself in the entire of the war, he himself had infiltrated the Soviet infrastructure, bypassing so many officers, and then on the eve of the campaign, there were continuous power outages in the city, the most critical was the air force siren system that he paralyzed, Egelbert's contribution strengthened the path clearing to help the German army advance smoothly into southern Russia.

"That old man, I find him strange... He looks very difficult to confront..." — Ivan had a hunch.

There were also times when he counter-intelliged the Soviet intelligence agents, making them go crazy just because of him and his comrades. However, he had a defeatist mindset and openly disliked that guy Adolf, which caused him to be demoted many times and no longer be valued as before.

"The murderous aura he exuded was truly... Very strong."

For what Egelbert had experienced, this lie of the Bolsheviks was too bad. However, to be honest, he was fed up with this war that he already knew he would lose.

"What if he had already discovered us...!"

The only reason to explain why he turned a blind eye was because he didn't bother to arrest these people anymore. His experience showed that even if he caught these brats, others would quickly appear, and it wouldn't stop there. Countless stubborn people out there were still sabotaging and there was no way to stop them. Perhaps it was because: The fateful moment had come, the wheel of history of the Third Reich, it was stopping, soon to disappear into black ink, white pages.

Egelbert gave the others a small hint about the presence of those spies, as for whether they could foresee it or not, it was up to them.

"In any case, the war will end sooner or later, it will end, I might as well... Help it end sooner."

He pondered that sentence in his heart, Egelbert himself was not eager to fight for the corrupt "ideology" that he had been pursuing for so long.

"Next will be the base's power station."

A preemptive strike must be made from the infrastructure, they would not be so abrupt as to attack them head-on like this — or at least until the lights were still on and the electricity was still running.

Ivan and Yan, as Karl's assigned engineers, were sent to the power station to maintenance, bad day for him! They will not fix anything but mess it up, their goal was shutting down the power supply system for the headquarters.

They pushed the door open and entered, the surroundings were pitch black, as if there were no lights shining here, perhaps because it was underground? They could feel the cold air clearly.

"Is anyone here?"

No one answered, only Ivan's voice echoed from the corners of the room.

"..."

The two continued to walk inside, when they were sure that there were no more followers, they began to take out the explosives, Yan — who had experience installing them, instructed Ivan who was still struggling with these explosives.

"Plug it in here, huh... Remove this link, it's not needed anymore..."

This explosive was a mess! Ivan was confused by the complicated wiring of the bomb, he thought that they better would give him a TNT to connect to Yan's and that would be it, why God!

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After a while, they successfully wound up the timers for the explosives hidden behind the locomotives.

"Okay, let's move to the designated location."

Not knowing what was going on, Ivan felt restless in his stomach, as if he had accidentally swallowed a razor blade, his intuition was telling him something.

The more he walked, the heavier his legs became, as if he were wearing two lead weights, damn it! What could it be!

"Ivan, what's wrong with you?"

He reluctantly replied:

"... Nothing."

When they reached the guard station gate, as usual, an officer saw a strange face, he immediately asked:

"I've never seen you guys before, papers please."

Ivan opened his left shirt pocket, then searched his right trouser pocket.

"... Where is it..."

Fuck! Did you forget it in the computer room?! He was sweating as he searched all over for the ID card.

"Hey, where are your papers? What are you doing?"

"I... I forgot it, please wait a moment, I'll be back to get it right away..."

Klaus glared at Ivan, as if he was judging a criminal of the ages.

"Even a soldier has to carry papers! Even when he dies, he has to have papers on him! Who are you!? Arrest him!"

What is just happening? They were about to run away, but luckily Hans Becker arrived in the nick of time to save them.

"Stop right there! Klaus! Who gave you permission to arrest them!" — Hans ran in, quickly stopping him.

"Have you ever met even one soldier without his own identification papers!? Colonel, they can only be the Slavic devils infiltrated into our disciplined army!"

"Listen Klaus, his name is Schneider, these are people personally appointed by Karl, if you dare to doubt them, you dare to doubt Karl."

"Colonel, you..." — Klaus was speechless, clearly on the papers there was indeed a list of people invited by Karl to the headquarters this week, only the identities were not disclosed.

"I what?"

"Then... Then what is their purpose here?"

"Maintaining our generator."

"Nonsense! There is no maintenance schedule for this week!"

Hans took out the fake report.

"These young trainee engineers were appointed by Karl to come to the headquarters to participate in the maintenance of the machine."

Klaus snatched the paper, he read it over and over, the more he read, the angrier he became.

"Ridiculous! Absolutely ridiculous!"

"So are you going to let these two go? How long do you plan to keep them?"

Unsatisfied, but he had no choice but to deal with this arrogant Colonel. He reluctantly let them pass, not forgetting to spit a few words behind them, as a way to vent his anger.

"Don't think that you're my superior so you can do whatever you want!" — he muttered, staring at the two guys who were walking carefree ahead.

His mind immediately jumped to Adosindo, this guy might be able to help him.

"..."

Klaus waited impatiently for the person on the other end of the line to pick up, the ringing continued to ring, he tapped his foot every now and then, then tapped the table.

"Hey! Who are you calling!"

Hans snatched the phone from Klaus, just in time Adosindo answered.

"Hello?"

"Asindo!? You lazy bastard again! Didn't you know there was a maintenance order today!" — Hans shouted directly into the phone.

"... What's the matter, Colonel!?"

Before that unlucky guy could come to his senses, Hans scolds him without mercy, making him both confused and scared.

"Shut up! If I hadn't sent engineers here, the generator stations would have been on fire! Hurry up and give them the order!"

"But sir... I've checked, there's no notice about this, this..."

"Are you still making excuses! I'll let you check once again before I kick your ass out of this headquarters!"

Asindo was speechless, he had no idea what is going on, what had come to this? He thinks.

"Yes... Yes Colonel... Let me check one more time..." — he lowered his voice.

Hans hung up immediately after that, the slam was so strong that it seemed like he wanted to smash the phone into pieces.

"Klaus!" — He turned to the officer, his eyes full of threats.

As for Klaus, he was also startled by Hans's angry attitude.

"Jawohl!?"

"Don't make me repeat this again! Go away!"

He trembled as he obeyed, then turned away, in the end he could only curse his day, there was nothing more he could do.

"Hey!"

Hans quickly caught up with the two, the three of them turned back to make the final settings of the equipment in the power station.

Yan glanced at Hans, implicitly warning that Klaus would definitely not let this go.

His intuition also supported Yan's point of view, he felt that there was a fourth person watching them from afar. To break this difficult situation, he opened his mouth with a nonsensical sentence.

"Mmhm... I just saw a blonde girl lighting a cigarette on the street this morning, in the blue color of her eyes, I felt something in my heart..."

Recognizing the signal, Yan immediately replied.

"I also just met a girl with a fascinating brown hair at the train station, how shame, she and I are nothing more than passersby to each other."

Ivan also quickly jumped into the conversation.

"... Those girls are all very charming, aren't they? Perhaps the girl Mr. Hans met is no exception..."

No exception? What does that even mean?