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Not long after, Beichen and Jenny came out of the store with a big bag of French fries.

However, the horn remains in the store at this time.

"I thought it was Horn craving for fries, but it turned out to be an underground intelligence station. How boring."

Beichen muttered to himself and stuffed a handful of French fries into his mouth.

You know what, these fries taste really good, and Beichen remembered the feeling of eating KFC.

So I don't need to explain what to say next, just bring out your Crazy Thursday copywriting.

"Qing, intelligence station?"

Jenny, who was standing by, was startled because Beichen did not lower his voice on purpose. Naturally, Jenny, who was walking beside him, heard every word he said.

Her eyes kept moving between Beichen and the French fry shop.

"Ah, you heard it, so now we have to..."

Beichen turned around and looked at Jenny with a smile.

"Well!"

Looking at Jenny with a panicked look on her face, Beichen couldn't help but laugh.

"Hahahaha, I'm just kidding. I won't really do anything to you."

Jenny breathed a sigh of relief and complained, "Beichen, you really have a bad taste."

"But aren't you curious about what kind of underground intelligence station that is? It might be harmful to Xiaoqiu County."

Beichen asked, and Jenny had indeed begun to consider whether to report this information.

"Don't worry, that's your own intelligence station in Victoria. It seems to be connected to the intelligence agency in Londinium. If possible, I hope you don't tell the local army."

Is that so...But how did Beichen know all this?

Looking at Jenny's puzzled expression, Beichen knew what she was thinking.

After all, someone noticed something wrong the first time he entered the store, and even discovered that it was an intelligence point, while Jenny obviously came here often but found nothing.

Beichen pointed to his ears and said, "My ears are just a little more sensitive, don't think too much about it."

After seeing the expression on Jenny's face turn into one of half-belief and half-doubt, Beichen smiled and continued to speak without further explanation.

"Did you notice the lady who was standing at the front desk with us?"

Jenny nodded. She remembered it clearly because the Victorian Army uniform was so conspicuous.

"She should be in the same team as Bagpipe, and she is most likely the captain."

Beichen grabbed another handful of fries and stuffed them into his mouth, speaking casually.

How can you tell this?

Jenny was completely confused. She just went to buy some French fries, but Beichen could see so many things.

For Beichen, it is easy to come to a conclusion by simply following the results to infer the process.

"It's just a conclusion drawn after observation. If you don't want to hinder their mission, I suggest you don't tell anyone about these things."

Jenny nodded. Since Beichen said so, he must have his reasons.

"By the way, your local troops don't seem very friendly. I saw two soldiers disguised as civilians following that lady."

Well, now I'm really confused. How could two people follow me out of nowhere?

"Let's go, don't look back, they're out, and I don't want to be targeted."

Beichen spoke up to remind him.

"Well, the dessert shop is just ahead, let's go."

..................

"Outcast, I'm back, and I brought dessert with me, remember to reimburse me!"

Beichen, who was about to kick the door open, suddenly realized that this was not Rhodes Island, so he pushed the door open.

"You treat me this time, I'll treat you next time."

Outcast put down the teacup in his hand and said with a smile.

"Come on, you always say that... But why are you and the Shredder the only ones left here? Jenny was called back by the communication when she was halfway there just now."

"I don't know what happened that even called her here, and now it's deserted here again."

Outcast put down the book in his hand again, pondered for a moment, and then said: "It seems that the incident is still fermenting..."

"Hey, don't worry about it. This is their country's business. It's not appropriate for us to get involved, right?"

Beichen placed his things on the table in front of Outcast and lay down comfortably on the sofa for guests nearby.

"It's really not appropriate, so now I have to see what good things you brought me."

Outcast opened the bulging bag and nodded with satisfaction.

"It would be nice to have some more black tea."

"You've picked it, haven't you? By the way, let me see what you're looking at."

Beichen noticed the book that Outcast had placed aside and spoke up.

"(Tara) When you look for tomorrow, you meet yesterday instead."

Outcast picked up the book and waved it in her hand, then began to speak, but what she didn't know was that everything she said would be automatically translated in Beichen.

"When you're looking for tomorrow...what?"

Beichen was still confused, but the shredder next to him put down his work and asked in surprise.

"You speak Tara?!"

Outcast pointed at the book and explained, "I'm far from being able to do it. As you can see, I'm just learning on the spot. Instead of being surprised by this, you should be more surprised at why Beichen can understand this sentence."

"Ahem, I'm also learning on the spot."

But Shredder's focus remains on Outcast.

"It's unbelievable, Oliver is right, you are amazing, in our office, basically no one can speak Tara."

"By the way, I bought this book in the store. Language has a special meaning to everyone. Otherwise, the people of Tara wouldn't be so persistent in finding their own language from the pile of old papers, right?"

Shredder nodded and said, "You're right. Three or five years ago, not many Tara people often spoke Tara."

"Organizing the language... This project should be a huge one, especially for the Tara people whose population base is not that large."

Beichen spoke, picked up the book, and continued, "Since such a systematic book can be compiled, it means that the work has been basically completed. It is hard to imagine how many people have worked hard for this."

Having said that, Beichen's opinion of these Tara people changed slightly.

They just wanted a better life, but they chose the wrong approach and the wrong target to rebel against.

Of course, this did not prevent Beichen from beating up both parties equally.