Traveler Major League

Chapter 266 Will you sell your daughter to a brothel?

When the Traveler Alliance was expanding crazily in the third world, Zhu Jiahai successfully transferred to the United States under Tiger's arrangement, and successfully entered the special research team of the U.S. intelligence department with various confidential information.

This is a place that seems important and core now, but at the time, it was just a department that was just following the trend. After all, at the beginning, no one thought that the extremely exaggerated propaganda of the 'Travelers Alliance' was true. , and achieved such a transcendent status on the basis of the military victory of the Popular Alliance.

When Zhu Jiahai first entered the research group full of illusions, his enthusiasm soon faded. He seemed to be forgotten. He had nothing to do in the office and had no access to any confidential information. The only thing his superiors and colleagues in the intelligence department did to him was Just ask.

In addition, there are barriers.

He gradually realized that even in the Lighthouse Country, racial discrimination and prejudice still existed.

At that time, Zhu Jiahai was also inexplicably excluded because he was born in China. Although he was self-taught and gained some friendly treatment by slandering his motherland, it was obviously not stable.

In fact, relying on self-slander and slandering the motherland may never integrate into the society of a true lighthouse country.

The emergence of the crisis incident of the 'Travelers Alliance' has made this fact more obvious. At first, there was some talk that the 'Travelers Alliance' is an anti-government organization, and they can provide weapons and financial support to use them to cause trouble. , and then they even sent undercover agents to try to integrate into the top management of the American branch of the 'Traverser Alliance' in the form of weapons assistance. This is also the reason why the arms ship on the eve of the Battle of Xi'an was able to successfully reach the domestic coastal border.

Subsequently, things developed beyond all of their expectations. After the undercover returned from the Ming Dynasty, he brought a large amount of video and photo materials, which confirmed that the originally joked 'Travelers Alliance' was real. Negotiations followed and the relationship was normalized.

After that, one thing quickly rose to the most important position, and that was the future direction of the relationship between the US government and the 'Travelers Alliance' and the 'People's Alliance'.

Zhu Jiahai, who was originally marginalized, was quickly reused by virtue of Tiger's special contact channels.

After the crisis broke out, all aspects of work within the research team were urgently accelerated, and project applications that had been delayed for a long time were quickly launched. His research team was also responsible for research on the organizational structure of the 'Travelers Alliance' and speculation on future development. .

Zhu Jiahai's career prospects seem to be bright, and his abilities are widely appreciated. At the same time, colleagues from other departments are constantly being transferred to join the research group.

As the organization continued to expand, Zhu Jiahai, a marginalized person, was transferred to a new and more important department.

Previously, the United States' intelligence work on the Popular Alliance was mainly focused on the "Grand Alliance of Travelers" organizations rooted in the earth, trying to obtain information from other worlds through them.

The newly-established Inter-temporal Strategic Intelligence Service, referred to as IOSS, is an intelligence agency that directly targets the 'Public Alliance' for reconnaissance. It has extremely high authority and political background.

So Zhu Jiahai accepted the job without hesitation.

The IOSS headquarters is located in an old six-story building not far from the Pentagon. This building was built at the end of the 19th century. It was also the location of an important intelligence department of the US military during World War II. The entire building is different from the popular wooden structure at that time. It is sturdy. Thick, as if cut from a large piece of granite.

When Zhu Jiahai walked into the building for the first time, he could feel the coldness of a European castle from the thick walls.

This place was completely different from the intelligence center he imagined in the modern civilized world. It was more like a classical movie set in the Middle Ages.

The building was empty, and he was the first to report it.

In the office filled with clutter, he saw Ted Cruz, the office manager of the IOSS Center. He was a Nevada native in his fifties. He spoke with a very thick accent, which was similar to Cantonese in China. A lot of foreign words.

So it took Zhu Jiahai a while to realize that he was speaking English.

He sat in the pile of documents and complained to Zhu Jiahai, saying that he had worked in the intelligence system for more than 20 years and did not need any Eastern consultants. Now the entire American political circle is trying every means to stuff people into IOSS, but they don't care at all about 'traveling' The Special Alliance's special and exclusive nature, because these banana people in the United States will only anger the members of this organization. However, when he knew that the person standing in front of him was from China, and was well versed in the details of the 'Travelers Alliance' and was a guy with intelligence methods, he immediately changed his tune and became friendly, and told Zhu Jiahai that if this organization could be able to If history is created, there is a high probability that both of them are responsible for it.

At least they are one of the first few people to report to this institution.

Because this was the rare time Zhu Jiahai was treated warmly during his time in the United States, he was very happy about the meeting and asked Cruz about his experience.

Cruz briefly recounted his glorious life. He once worked in Iraq, and he had a share of credit for the success of Operation Desert Storm. He also once engaged in affairs in Eastern Europe, which is now Ukraine, but he did not elaborate on the specific content. He was vague, saying only that his achievements were remarkable, and then he went to the current department.

The understatement was full of legend. As a veteran in the intelligence community, Cruz told Zhu Jiahai not to ask his later colleagues about their work experience: "The director is also upstairs. He is waiting for you. You'd better go now." Don't wait too long to meet him."

When you walk into the spacious office, you are greeted by the smell of cigars.

What first caught Zhu Jiahai's attention was that IOSS Director Steve Bannon was much younger than Zhu Jiahai had imagined. He looked younger and more handsome than Cruz, with sharp features.

Zhu Jiahai later discovered that this feeling was largely due to his cold face, like the unsmiling gentleman in the movie.

He didn't look busy. The big desk in front of him was empty, with no computer or files. He was looking at the cigar in his hand intently. When he saw Zhu Jiahai coming in, he just raised his head and glanced at it, then continued looking. .

When Zhu Jiahai finished introducing himself, he raised his head. He had a tired and lazy look, but deep in his eyes, there was a sharpness that made him feel uneasy.

He smiled, but Zhu Jiahai didn't feel warm or relaxed at all. His smile was like ice water seeping out of a crack in the ice on the frozen river, slowly spreading on the ice. Come.

Zhu Jiahai tried to respond with a smile, but what Bannon said first made his smile freeze. Bannon asked: "Will you sell your daughter to a brothel?"

Zhu Jiahai was so frightened that he shook his head repeatedly. It didn't mean that he wouldn't sell his daughter to a brothel, but he just felt that there was something wrong with his ears.

Bannon waved the hand holding the cigar and repeated again, "Would you sell your daughter to a brothel?"

"Me? I can't."

"Hypocrisy," Bannon said softly.

"What?" Zhu Jiahai didn't hear clearly.

"I mean in the Ming Dynasty in the first world, in the famine, in order to survive, would you sell your daughter to a brothel? Think about it, if you sell your daughter, you can get food to survive, and your daughter can also If you keep living, you may get the disease. Haha." Bannon couldn't help but laughed wildly: "Answer me, Asian boy."

In the face of the sharp eyes that were shot like swords, Zhu Jiahai took two steps back and stammered: "I...I...will do it."

"Say it completely! Boy!"

"Perhaps, I will sell my daughter to a brothel."

After listening to Zhu Jiahai's retelling, Bannon clapped his hands while laughing wildly, "Boy, I'm optimistic about you."

(End of this chapter)