Imperial Overlord

Berlin, the headquarters of the German Secret Police, at the door of Reinhard Heydrich's office, an officer respectfully knocked on the door of his boss.

"Victory! Führer!" After getting permission, the officer pushed open the door, stood at the door and saluted.

He was dressed in a decent SS uniform, with his belt meticulously fastened. He also wears a bright red flag armband on his arm, and he is tall and straight with a strong Germanic style.

"Sir! This is a mission report from Italy." After saluting, he walked to Heydrich's desk and put a document in front of Heydrich.

"The one about the *husband?" Heydrich raised his head, looked at the subordinate who delivered the document, and asked.

"Yes! The order you issued in person, let us arrest the double agent." The other party answered with his chin raised.

The matter about the *husband is that Li Le, a traveler from the 21st century, entrusted the Gestapo with the task of cleaning up.

Dask *F was a famous spy in history, and a well-known double agent. He originally worked for the German spy organization, but he took the initiative to find the British intelligence agency and sold a lot of German intelligence to the Allies.

And this man was never discovered, and even until the end of the war, the German intelligence agency considered him to be a good intelligence officer.

No matter how idiot Li Le is, he will never forget the dangerous Allied intelligence personnel lurking in him while he keeps planting the British intelligence agencies.

So the fake Führer, who had an "invisible intelligence force," quickly provided Heydrich, who was in charge of the matter, with a list of intelligence agencies.

After checking, this list immediately became a death list, which became an important basis for the self-purification of German intelligence agencies.

Originally, Heydrich didn't take the entire intelligence seriously. With the caution of intelligence workers, he first caught a few peripheral characters on the list.

However, after these small characters who were not core or important were arrested, they quickly confessed to their surrender, and cried and shouted that they were willing to "reverse the water".

This made Heydrich realize the importance of the list provided by the Führer - there are no such coincidences in the world, and if many of the list is true, then the rest of the people are definitely doubtful.

After investigation, many of the lists have been confirmed to be indeed spies planted by the enemy in the Third Reich, and many of them are still double-sided agents who are highly expected by the German intelligence services.

Heydrich was shocked and personally presided over the purge plan, and the more important ones on this list were the arrest plans that he personally ordered and supervised.

In order to let these people down, and even the location of their arrest, they chose Italy.

If they were allowed to return to Germany, Heydrich feared to alert them that some double agents lurking overseas would not accept the order to return.

And Dasco *F, is a very important double agent, and Li Le also put him in a more obvious position on the list.

"Maybe I should try this **** in person..." Heydrich said in a depressing manner.

Because Germany was a defeated country in the First World War, his espionage organization had to use people from some other countries as its own intelligence personnel.

For example, this *husband is actually not a German, but a Yugoslav.

The same goes for others, some from France, some immigrants from the Soviet Union, some from Poland, Denmark, Belgium and other occupied territories.

Doing so would make the spy's identity more hidden and make it easier to gain the trust of the Allies.

But this also has a disadvantage, that is, many of these spies have become double agents, the spies of the enemy who betrayed German intelligence.

"We have interrogated him in Italy, he has confessed that he is a double agent, and is willing to cooperate with us to continue to provide false information to the British in order to obtain a pardon." The officer who came to deliver the documents said Heydrich reports.

Only a few of these captured spies were staunch anti-German elements, or people who could be good spies, and they were not hard bones in the true sense.

You must know that long-term lurking inside the enemy does not require any unswerving character. On the contrary, that kind of acting at ease is the real advantage.

People with such a character often have some flaws in their character, so they can easily give in... Of course, there are also many spies who are really tough, but relatively few.

Obviously, a **** like a *husband, the prototype of a so-called 007** spy, will not be the kind of character who sees death at home.

He quickly confessed to the process of taking refuge in the British intelligence services, betrayed some British colleagues who were also spies, and then prepared to continue his life by betraying intelligence.

The husband, nicknamed "Tricycle", is a lecherous person. I heard that he likes to have **** with two women at the same time, so he got the nickname "Tricycle".

It is indeed not a good idea to expect such a person to die rather than give in - his defection was almost expected by everyone, and it was not surprising at all.

It is impossible to completely hide the British intelligence agencies from such an arrest operation. This arrest operation has indeed made the current situation of the British intelligence agencies worse.

While the operation to eliminate almost all the senior British agents on the German side is in full swing, the British Intelligence Service has been living in painful self-censorship for years.

"I think there is absolutely something wrong with this matter!" An officer of the secret security bureau said to his colleagues while looking at the blackboard full of suspicious lists.

He frowned, touched his chin, and said, "The Germans didn't do anything to cover their intelligence officers at all!"

"It really doesn't make sense..." Beside him, another officer of the Secret Security Bureau nodded.

"If Goebbels provided us with information on the Germans, we would not have dealt with the top secrets in this way." He thought about it and said this as an example.

His reasoning made everyone in the office nod in agreement, which was indeed too quick for quick success and put his intelligence personnel in danger.

This is definitely not a choice that a mature intelligence department would make. Doing so puts important intelligence personnel on the verge of being exposed and will lead to the loss of valuable intelligence personnel. No country in the world will treat its intelligence so rudely eyeliner.

To do this kind of thing is to say that it is cold in the hearts of the intelligence personnel, and it is also threatening their lives - but the Germans are doing such dangerous things time and time again.

"It's playing tricks on us! They're sure we won't catch this **** who leaked our information!" A British intelligence officer patted the table angrily and shouted to his colleagues.

"They did the right thing. We really didn't find this person, not even the basic clues." Another intelligence officer said pessimistically, which filled the room with a sense of despair.

They are so busy now that they review dozens of relevant officers every day, and many times even generals and senior officials.

But the spy from Germany seems to be invisible, and has not revealed any traces of himself until now.

When everyone faced the review, they looked like they had a clear conscience, putting their investigation into an embarrassing situation where no progress was made.

"I always have a hunch that the Germans are doing it on purpose! They want to tell us that there is a ghost lingering among us, disturbing our judgment!" An officer gritted his teeth and squeezed his own judgment between them. .

His hunch was really accurate, to know that Li Le really did not have a spy placed at the top of the UK.

Only one piece of information from the 21st century is used less, which is why Li Le, the fake head of state, is so eager to use this information. Fortunately, before these information "expires", make good use of these precious resources.

It is precisely because of this that Li Le used this information so recklessly, because he was very sure of the fact that the British couldn't have caught a high-level German spy, because this spy didn't exist!

"The Germans want us to mess up ourselves! Is this their plot?" a British intelligence officer thought to himself as he continued his analysis.

In fact, his idea was already a fact, but then he overturned his own idea: "But...how did the Germans get that information?"

His words made everyone in the room quiet~www.wuxiaspot.com~ The scene was terrifyingly silent all of a sudden - yes! Where did the Germans come from without a single spy providing detailed information?

You must know that the communication password used in the telegram has just been changed, and it is impossible to get such detailed information based on the telegram information.

The location of the radar stations, the routes of the convoys, these secrets could not be transmitted by radio - so the Germans could not get the information by deciphering the telegrams.

"Damn it! Did they really find a ghost to be their spy?" An English officer whose brain had been burned complained angrily while scratching his head.

Before his complaints had landed, the highest-ranking officer in the office walked in and dropped a telegram on his desk.

"Don't doubt the existence of the enemy's spy, this **** 'ghost' entered our director's office and took away the list of our intelligence officers in Germany!" His desperate voice echoed at this moment. Creepy throughout the office. (83 Chinese Network)