The Last Commander of the Red Alert

Chapter 395: Spy's Specialty!

Su Chen had recognized the first item, but what was the second one?

"In simple terms, it's a comprehensive scanning technology for special areas that can't be covered by Spy satellites. It's a helpful tool for illuminating the map," the System explained in simple terms, and Su Chen immediately understood.

In other words, with this technology, if he encountered a new planet, he could use this method instead of relying on Spy satellites.

"Not bad," Su Chen said with a smile.

Knock, knock!

The door was knocked. It was definitely Alice.

Sure enough, Alice walked in, wearing an expression as if she had caught Su Chen in the act. "Uncle, how are you going to explain this?"

"???" Su Chen was somewhat puzzled. What did he need to explain?

"I saw it. That person just walked out of Uncle's room, and there's no one else here. Uncle must have come from another world and brought help," Alice said with a confident look at Su Chen.

Su Chen's lip twitched. He hadn't expected Alice to have such a wild imagination, connecting all these dots.

She guessed right, but Su Chen couldn't admit it.

"In reality, that person is a contingency plan I've had here all along. We can leave once he signals," Su Chen calmly explained.

Alice's face was full of disbelief, but she had no evidence to prove that Su Chen came from another world. Her suspicions were just guesses.

"Hmph! Alice will definitely find evidence that Uncle is from another world!" Alice's little face showed her dissatisfaction.

"Alright, I'll wait." Su Chen pinched Alice's cheek and waited for a response from Spy.

After Spy left, he walked the streets, appearing like an ordinary pedestrian. His task from Commander was to help Commander and the little girl safely pass through the blockade at the edge. It was quite a challenge.

He first arrived at some places where people from all walks of life gathered. That's right, a bar again.

Here, he inquired about a lot of information and learned that this world was not his original world. He was slightly shocked, but soon returned to calmness. Regardless of the world, he just needed to complete Commander's task. Other matters were unrelated to him.

Even if the world was destroyed, he would die in battle before Commander.

"Border blockade was set up by the Allied Forces. To safely cross the blockade, the only possibility is to replace the identity of a senior officer on their side," Spy pondered.

But replacing a senior officer wasn't that simple. At a time like this, senior officers should be in the command center and not wandering around the city. This made it difficult for Spy to seize a golden opportunity.

However, these were all minor issues for Spy. He couldn't directly replace a senior officer, but replacing some lower-ranked soldiers was a piece of cake.

The only trouble was that he didn't know much about the soldier he replaced. During conversations, he might slip up and expose himself. It wouldn't matter if he was discovered, but if it implicated Commander and prevented him from leaving, that would be a serious problem.

Finding a senior officer was troublesome, but soldiers were everywhere.

Spy walked casually for a while and locked onto a soldier.

At a glance, this soldier seemed quite ordinary. Spy had plenty of patience. He waited until the guy went to the restroom, then acted swiftly, killing the soldier, taking his clothes, and disguising himself as him.

After stepping out, Spy perfectly mimicked the soldier's mannerisms. Unless someone was very close to the real soldier, they wouldn't notice the switch.

"Continue patrolling. This time, the order from above is that those damn Empire of the Rising Sun guys are causing trouble again. We must ensure the stability within the city. Got it?"

"Got it!"

"Good, let's move out."

Spy followed the team on patrol, but he couldn't find an opportunity to get closer to the blockade. Just as he was wondering if he should stir up some trouble, Captain suddenly spoke up, "It's time for rotation. We'll head back and switch with those guys. It's our turn to rest."

Spy let out a sigh of relief. Fortunately, this place operated on a rotation system; otherwise, he really would've needed to create some commotion.

Chaos was his chance.

Luckily, the rotation area was right at the blockade. Captain led them over, and they conducted a routine check. Spy easily blended in.

Back at the soldiers' quarters, Captain suddenly called, "Bonal, come over."

No one responded. Captain's voice grew impatient, "Bonal, don't make me say it again!"

The soldier standing next to Spy discreetly nudged him and whispered, "Bonal, Captain's calling you. Hurry over."

Spy's eye twitched.

"Here!"

Reluctantly, he answered.

"Follow me."

Spy followed Captain. He wondered why Captain had called him over. Could it be that he and Bonal were related, and Captain was taking special care of him in the military?

However, Spy couldn't have imagined that upon entering a room, Captain would lean back in his chair and arrogantly say, "Same old rule, take off your pants. Don't waste time."

Wait, take off his pants?

Spy was dumbfounded. What was going on?

Quickly, Spy's mind made a connection. Two men in a room, one telling the other to take off his pants... wasn't this something else entirely?

Bloody hell!

Spy almost blurted out an expletive. He had been a spy for so long, when had he ever encountered something like this?

This Captain was truly unbelievable!

If he wasn't maintaining the dignity of his role as a spy, he really wanted to smack this guy across the face.

Seeing that Spy didn't move, Captain frowned, "Do you want me to do it myself?"

Smack!

In the next moment, Captain's head was gone. Spy just couldn't hold back.

"I haven't encountered something so disgusting in ages!" Spy said without a good mood. He quickly wiped away all traces here, took on Captain's appearance, and walked out.

Even if he encountered soldiers under Captain's command outside, Spy maintained a cold face. Those soldiers naturally wouldn't cross him, and no one asked about how Bonal was doing.

This Captain was, after all, a low-ranking officer.

By eavesdropping on conversations among surrounding soldiers, he learned that the highest-ranking officer at this border checkpoint was a Colonel named Gregory. He himself was just a sergeant, the difference in rank was too vast, and he had no chance to meet him.

"It looks like I need to find an opportunity." A scheming glint flickered in Spy's eyes. (To be continued...)

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