Miss President wants to talk to you

"It's open."

He answered truthfully, without daring to hide anything.

Although drinking at work might give [Mother] a bad impression.

But if you lie about it, the consequences will be far more serious.

Fortunately, the mother clearly didn't want to pursue the matter further.

Instead, she said:

"Pick it up."

Sergei did not hesitate at all and immediately picked up the wine glass.

"Take a sip."

The mother said, "This is an order."

Sergei did as instructed.

The strong liquor burned intensely as it went down my throat.

"Hehe, how does it taste?" [Mother] asked.

“Very good!” Sergei said.

"I just had a sip too, consider it my way of celebrating this moment with you."

The mother's tone was gentler than ever before.

"Alright, you can start your work for today now."

"Yes!"

"All information related to this matter shall be classified as top secret from this date."

The voice added, "Absolutely no leaks are allowed."

"understand!"

Sergei's heart burned with intense passion.

He realized it.

I'm really going to end up in textbooks!

Chapter 80: King vs. King, General vs. General

After the federal government sent the judicial invitation, Red Luo responded quickly.

Two days later, a very detailed file was handed over to the Federal Embassy in Sokovia through the Sokovian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The archives cover almost all of Barannikov's life information from birth.

This is not easy.

Because of his humble origins, Barannikov was often an ordinary person, and during the Old Rossian Empire, such people typically had no biographical records.

The fact that they were able to produce such a file shows just how much effort Hong Luo's National Security Bureau had put in.

The files were quickly sent back to the federal government.

Finally, it appeared on Rosef's desk.

Rosef flipped through Barannikov's file, marveling at his work.

"This person is truly... utterly wicked!"

You wouldn't believe it until you see it; the crimes of this Barannikov are simply too numerous to count.

Eleanor, standing to the side, was not surprised.

He said, "They probably received intelligence from Red Luo spies that was being transmitted back to the country from the Federation."

The previous operation to arrest Edgar did not have a significant impact because the arrest was brief.

But ultimately, too many people were mobilized, making it seem like a rather large-scale operation.

The Red Army could only see the surface of the matter and thought that the Federation was intentionally exaggerating the severity of Barannikov's crimes.

Thus, understanding each other's intentions, they made corresponding adjustments to the records.

The biographical file that Rosef saw at this point was the result of Red Luo's deliberate concealment.

otherwise.

They could even write that Barannikov assassinated Archduke Ferdinand.

"The Red and Luo side is cooperating very actively!"

Louise, sitting on the sofa, drew her own conclusion.

"It seems they received our signal."

She looked up at Eleanor.

"What are your plans for the next step?"

"Nothing needs to be done, just proceed with the trial process normally."

Elino said, "The Reds will make new moves when the trial begins."

"That's okay too."

Louise nodded and said to Elinor, "I'll have to trouble you to take care of things from now on."

……

Over the next few days, Barannikov was allowed to ferment fully.

A transnational arms network has been discovered in the Metropolitan Port Area!

Investigation Bureau busts Rossian gang smuggling case!

Barannikov: An Underrated Underground Emperor?

Various sensational headlines appeared on newspaper front pages, sparking countless discussions.

Everyone started discussing the case.

People find it hard to believe that crime has become so rampant in the federal government.

They were eager to see the trial begin, wanting to know if a larger network of interests was involved.

Meanwhile, some lawmakers were practically numb with exhaustion.

"Could this be Eleanor's doing again?"

"How exactly did they uncover so many major cases?"

"Barannikov was able to commit such a large-scale crime without any protection from others."

"Another group of people are going to be in trouble."

They didn't doubt the authenticity of the case, they were just worried.

What if Eleanor takes the opportunity to expand the scope of the attack and it affects us?

That's just how that guy is; it's not the first time he's done this.

But this time, they really overthought things.

Eleanor's interest today is not in them.

Soon, the White House received another document from the Red Alliance.

The document is short, but its content is substantial.

[To ensure the accuracy of verification of identity documents, arms serial numbers, and cross-border routes involved in the Barannikov case.]

We plan to dispatch two technical verification personnel to the Norton Federation via the Sokovia route.

[Assisting your Department of Justice in proofreading the materials.]

The aforementioned personnel do not hold diplomatic status.

[Activities are limited to the scope of judicial assistance in this case.]

The document also included detailed information on two technicians.

[Anton Yudintsev]

Nikitabuyanov

"coming!"

Rosef's eyes widened; she hadn't expected Eleanor to predict it again.

Sure enough, as soon as the trial was about to begin, the Red Alliance's next move came as expected.

This time, they were no longer satisfied with conveying information through documents.

They're going to send someone over right away!

“Eleanor, should we agree?” Rosef asked, seeking her opinion.

"Of course we should agree. Not only that, we should also treat these people well."

Eleanor said, "I will make the arrangements to ensure that nothing goes wrong."

"it is good!"

Rosef nodded seriously.

Faced with this important historical moment, even the white hamster was affected by the atmosphere and couldn't help but become solemn.

She asked, "Do you need me to step in?"

Eleanor was speechless for a moment.

"Of course not!"