Buda, Hungary. Buda, located on the left bank of the Danube River, is more like a fortress. At least it has a lot less life than Pest, which is across the river.
Since the outbreak of the Hungarian Revolution, Buda has been more like a bridgehead guarding Pest against Austrian armed intervention. It is precisely because of Buda's important military significance that countless spies and spies are active in this fortress city.
Vladimir Adrianovich Saladov was a secret agent from the third Russian department. Nicholas I, who was extremely wary of the revolution, immediately ordered Duke Ordorf to dispatch him when he heard about the Hungarian rebellion.
A capable spy entered Hungary to spy on the situation.
Saradov is the best among the many capable spies because he understands both German and fluent Hungarian. This comes from his mother, a Hungarian noble lady who married far away to Russia.
Saradov not only inherited his mother's native language, but also inherited a standard Hungarian face, with sharp edges and tough lines and long black hair. All in all, Saradov is considered top-notch even in Russia.
handsome guy.
Of course, Saradov is not only handsome, but his abilities are also unique in the third film. He is particularly good at acting and disguise, and can almost disguise himself as any character without leaving any trace.
Let's put it this way, Saladov is like a chameleon, able to hide perfectly in the most dangerous places without anyone noticing his presence.
Relying on this superb skill, he was able to get along like a fish in water in St. Petersburg, successfully pretending to be Count Mikhail Konstantinovich, the illegitimate son of Grand Duke Konstantin Pavlovich, and deceive countless ignorant nobles.
A girl's heart.
But this also successfully sent this kid to prison. After all, although Duke Mikhail is only a count, I am a prince after all. It is easy to kill a little bug like Saladov. Who can let him?
This guy has ruined their family's reputation!
According to general rules, Saladov, who entered the prison in the third movie, would either end up in jail, be forced into hard labor or be exiled to Siberia. But sometimes luck can't stop him, because of his superb acting skills, he
At a glance, he was spotted by the boss of the third film, Duke Ordorff, and he became a secret agent and was sent abroad.
It should be said that it is uncomfortable to be a dog for the third film, but for Saradov it is much more interesting than going to jail or exile. And with the endorsement of the third film, he can unscrupulously display his talents and combine a set of
Your acting skills have been honed to perfection, and you will really be able to act like anything!
For example, now, he has blended into the Revolutionary Party without any sense of disobedience, pretending to be an aspiring Hungarian young man who feels inspired by the revolution and is determined to serve the motherland.
"I have already become familiar with the director of the Archives Department of the National Defense Commission. It won't be long before I can work in the National Defense Commission!"
Saradov happily reported the good news to his superior, Colonel Yerosin, the deputy director of the Hungarian branch of the Third Department of Foreign Affairs.
"Very good, keep up the good work. My family is hungry for information about Hungary. If we can find useful information, it will be easy to make meritorious service and receive awards. It won't be difficult to write off your boy's criminal record by then!"
In fact, for Saladov, he no longer desires to be rewarded for meritorious service and clear his criminal record. Although he was really enthusiastic about it at first, now he has fallen in love with his current life and can pretend to be any character reasonably and legally.
You can do whatever you want, and if something happens, there will be a third endorsement. This kind of happy and happy life is not much more interesting than returning to the country to be a coward, powerless and looked down upon by others.
Anyway, Saradov had no interest in this at all. He thought it would be better to convert the so-called meritorious service into a bonus and give him a bonus. He just likes a happy life of sensuality and horse racing.
"Have there been any special movements among Hungarians recently?"
In fact, Yerosin is not particularly satisfied with Saradov's work, because this guy's acting skills are good, but it takes time to lurk in. He needs to approach the target step by step from the outside. And this takes too much time to settle and accumulate.
.If it is a normal day, you can naturally take a long-term approach to fishing for big fish in this step-by-step manner.
But at present, the country is so hungry for information about Hungary that it would like to see all Hungary's underpants at a glance. How can there be so much time left for Saladov to get closer to the target step by step?
Moreover, Yerosin is fed up with the life of wandering abroad. He is completely different from Saradov. He doesn't think there is anything good about this kind of hidden life. What he wants is to quickly perform meritorious service and receive awards, and then quickly be transferred back to the country to be promoted and make a fortune.
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Yerosin had had enough of being the deputy director. He couldn't wait to become a full-time official and wanted to go home, so he especially wanted Saradov to play his role quickly and do something big. As for Saradov afterwards,
He doesn't care whether it will be exposed or not!
"You know, I worked there before and couldn't get any useful information at all...and I can't act too eager..."
Saradov's explanation sounded like sophistry and prevarication to Yerosin's ears. He didn't like to hear it at all and didn't want to hear it, so he interrupted the other party impatiently and warned: "Then you'd better hurry up."
Yes, the country is very impatient. After spending so much money, there must be something to gain, right?"
Saradov glanced at Yerosin with fear, and then quickly lowered his head like a quail. He knew that this boss was a ruthless character, especially for spies like him who were caught in the third part.
Spy, that's not a human being at all.
If he hadn't still had some value and was valued by his superiors, he would have been abandoned by his superiors long ago. But even so, he didn't dare to offend Ye Luoxin. Who knows if this guy would do anything dirty.
Saladov responded obediently: "You must work hard, I will find useful information as soon as possible, and I will never let you down!"
"That's good!"
Ye Luoxin dropped these words coldly, then waved his hands and boarded a luxury carriage and drove away.
To be honest, this scene made Saradov so angry that he dared not speak out, because the carriage and Yerosin's dress were so eye-catching and did not conform to the low-key principle of their profession.
Look at this huge Buda. Now there are only a few people who can afford to sit in a luxury carriage. Even if they can afford it, they dare not sit in it. After all, Kossuth’s ability to defeat local tyrants really scares Hungary’s wealthy nobles. At this time
Who dares to show off his wealth?
What's more, Yerosin's outfit and the driver's car did not match the place where they met. It was strange no matter how you looked at it. Anyway, if Saradov had a choice, he would not want to talk to this layman superior...