When the white light in his vision faded again, Wei Ran found himself sitting on the edge of a fairly busy street.

Just by looking at the skin color and clothing of the people passing by, and just listening to the language in their conversations, he could tell that this was getting harder and harder.

I bent down and picked up a newspaper that had been stepped on countless times. The date on it was October 19, 1977, and there was news on it that the USS Eisenhower aircraft carrier had entered service.

Throwing away the torn newspaper full of footprints, Wei Ran first looked down at his own clothes, and then looked around.

He was wearing a set of black clothes, black pants and tire slippers, and a bamboo hat on his head. In front of him was a small stall filled with various handicrafts.

On these stalls there are ashtrays, pipes and other items made of shell shells, as well as bronze statues or aluminum table spoons, etc. Turn around and look behind you, you will see the gate of a post office.

Just at this moment, a man dressed in a similar style squatted in front of the stall and casually picked up a gilt-engraved copper bowl the size of a melon.

"how much is this?"

The person opposite the stall asked in Yuehan dialect without raising his head, but he did not notice at all that the "stall owner" who was separated from him by a stall less than one meter wide had already recognized his identity.

Of course Wei Ran could recognize it. Even if the other person didn't raise his head, he could see the tattoos on the opponent's right arm holding the copper bowl, Kaba 1217, and the wild boar with its fangs bared on its face...

It's George the Boar!

Wei Ran subconsciously wanted to take out the weapons in the metal book. However, after trying again and again, he found that the things in the metal book could not be taken out at all!

"Here's $50 for you"

Just when he subconsciously stared at the 30 cm long magic pestle placed on the stall, George also put a few dollars and a note in the copper bowl and handed it over.

"I like this copper bowl very much"

George pointed to the post office behind Wei Ran, "How about mailing it to my home for me, and then I give you $50?"

Hearing this, Wei Ran, who had already realized something, suppressed the murderous intention in his heart, reached out to take the copper bowl handed by the other party, and reached out to pick up the piece of paper with the address written in English.

The address above ultimately pointed to Allentown in the United States, but the recipient was "Zach Kidd"!

"Oh it's you!"

Before Wei Ran finished speaking, he picked up the magic pestle he had just spotted and stabbed it into the opponent's neck. George opposite also had a look of astonishment on his face.

However, it was extremely regrettable that before the demon-conquering pestle in his hand could penetrate into the opponent's body, everything in his field of vision was once again lost in the strong white light.

grass...

Wei Ran cursed regretfully and decisively gave up his futile efforts.

After a moment of waiting, when the white light dissipated, he finally returned to the world he was familiar with.

Looking at everything around him, Wei Ran couldn't hide his tired sigh. The historical fragment he entered this time didn't take long in total. Although there was no talking tree that he thought he would encounter, what he experienced was

Everything made him feel extremely tired.

Especially, the truth of the scene he saw at the end made him have the urge to find Wild Boar George immediately and beat him to death.

Rubbing his face vigorously, Wei Ran leaned forward and looked at the metal quill that was writing on the pale yellow page.

The answer is blowing in the wind

Saigon Press Corps reporter Zach Kidd was murdered by Team T in January 1968 because he refused to hand over film evidence of the crime. He survived a helicopter attack and crashed, and was later captured. Later that month, he was sent to a prisoner of war camp.

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In August 1969, he accidentally met his former colleague Troyer (Lai Yau Fook) in a prisoner of war camp, and decided to accept his help in escaping from the prisoner of war camp and return to the United States to expose the war crimes of Team T.

At the end of that month, with the help of front-line reporters Nguyen Thanh Thug (Lei Huu Phuc), Meng Long (Charlie), news postman Nguyen Thanh Cha and others, he secretly returned to Hue, and secretly returned to the United States through the Playboy Club channel, waiting to receive the negatives, and at the same time supporting Le Hui Phuc's mother.

Starting in 1971, Zach publicly funded the VN15 anti-war organization, and in the winter of 1973 he publicly joined the Communist Party of the United States.

In the autumn of 1976, Zach received a camera and other items from Lai Youfu in the mail, and decided to restart the disclosure of the T-Team's crimes.

Later, it failed because George, the former captain of Team T, shot a key witness and faked the shooting of a drug addict, as well as the key film was never received.

In the following years, as he received a series of anonymous gifts from Yue Hard, Zach worried that Li Youfu and others were threatened, so he went to Yue Hard many times to find his friends, but to no avail.

In 2009, Zach's only daughter was murdered by someone sent by George and framed for drug driving. Zach fell into a public controversy.

In 2010, Zach's former photography assistant Max was murdered by someone sent by George, and the drowning scene was faked.

In 2014, Zach's wife was murdered by someone sent by George, and the scene was faked to make it appear that she had been robbed and shot to death by a homeless man.

In November 2019, Zach Kidd passed away due to organ failure.

In January 1968, Troye (Lei Hau Phuc), a journalist assistant of the Saigon Press Corps, was attempted to be murdered by Team T because he refused to hand over film evidence of a crime. He survived a helicopter attack and crashed, and was later captured.

In the same month, Le Huu Phuc decided to join the Viet Cong guerrillas and participated in the Battle of Hue, the Battle of Khe Sanh, etc.

In March of that year, Le Huu Phuc was appointed as a frontline war correspondent for the Viet Cong in the name of Nguyen Thanh Cha's cousin "Nguyen Thanh Thuy", and invited Nguyen Thanh Cha and guerrilla member Meng Lu to set up a news team and go to the front line.

In August 1969, he accidentally met his former colleague Zach Kidd in a prisoner of war camp and helped him escape from the prisoner of war camp.

In 1971, Le Huu Phuc's eldest son was born. Due to the poisoning of Agent Orange by Nguyen Thanh Cha, the son was born with congenital deformities. In 1973, their second son was born, with normal body and intelligence.

In July 1976, Le Huu Phuc and his wife Nguyen Thanh Cha were unfortunately attacked by shelling and died one after another while conducting frontline interviews during the Vietnam Unification War.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! In accordance with the couple’s last will and testament, Meng Long and his wife buried them together in the Banyan Tree Camp, and took their two young sons back to Laos to stay away from the battlefield.

Internationalist war doctor Meng Long, in January 1968, accepted the task of interrogating and guarding prisoner of war Zach Kidd.

After the interrogation, he formally accepted an interview with Zach Kidd. Later, he was attacked by a US air strike and managed to escape with the help of Zach. After learning the true identity of the other party and "Ruan Chengzhu", he still decided to let him leave.

In March of the same year, he joined the news team at the invitation of "Ruan Chengzhu".

In August 1969, he accidentally met Zach Kidd in a prisoner of war camp and helped him escape from the prisoner of war camp.

In July 1976, after burying his friends "the Ruan brothers and sisters", he returned to his hometown with his second wife and Li Youfu's youngest son.

In 1978, Meng Long and his wife went to Jianpu Village to assist the local guerrillas in resisting Yue Di's invasion.

In 1984, due to physical reasons, the couple returned to their hometown and opened a war orphanage that year, where they have adopted orphans disabled by war and Agent Orange to this day.

Medic Angus, after being transferred to Team T, accidentally discovered that his former medic had hidden evidence about Team T's crimes against humanity, and that the other party was planning to expose the plan to reporter Zach Kidd.

In January 1968, he was intentionally injured on the front line. He secretly assisted reporter Zach Kidd and his assistant Troyer in escaping to Da Nang. He killed his T team teammates on the way to rescue Zach and the two, and killed them before the helicopter crashed.

Key evidence is given to Zach.

In the summer of the same year, after recovering, he was transferred back to hibernation in Team T. In 1970, he was abandoned by the captain of Team T on the front line and became disabled and captured. After being repatriated to China in 1973, with the help of Zach, he started a new life and formed the anti-war band Golden Teeth.

In November 1976, he was murdered by someone sent by George.

George, the former captain of Team T at the bullpen camp, joined the army in 1966. He "seduced" his superiors during recruit training and used this to threaten him for promotion.

During the difficult period of garrison, he tortured innocent children and prisoners of war several times for pleasure. After being reported, he set up a situation where his "companion" took the blame and faked his death in the front line. He then repeated the same tactics and killed the reporter.

In 1968, the plan to murder CBS frontline reporters Zach Kidd and Troyer failed, and accidentally killed his partner, Platoon Sergeant Brad. Later, he fabricated Zach Kidd's false news report on the T-Team to gain attention and public opinion advantage.

, and thereby received a promotion to take charge of the bullpen camp.

In 1969, false intelligence was used to trick Hanbang allies into carrying out the mission of exterminating guerrillas. At the same time, informants were used to release information to guide the guerrillas to encircle and kill Hanbang allies, and they carried out indiscriminate attacks to silence them during the air support mission.

In order to eliminate potential threats, an attempt to kill medical soldier Angus on the front line in 1970 failed, leaving him disabled and captured.

In 1972, he retired with the rank of major and returned to the United States. Due to his experience during the Vietnam War, he was elected to the House of Representatives and was re-elected several times.

In the same year, George visited Zach Kidd many times to beg, induce, and threaten Zach Kidd to return the photo negatives, but to no avail.

In 1973, former T-Team members Robert and Clint were hired to assassinate former T-Team members and enemies with hemorrhoids multiple times and promised huge profits.

In the winter of the same year, he ordered Robert and Clint to go to jail for robbery to avoid police suspicion.

In 1976, after Robert and Clint were released from prison, they received an invitation from Angus to plead guilty. Upon receiving this news, George once again ordered the two to murder Angus and Zach.

Because Zach temporarily obtained the murder certificate of Robert and Clint and did not attend the meeting, after Robert and Clint shot Angus, George silenced them and faked the scene of the three killing each other after reading it.

In order to find incriminating photos, George secretly investigated Zach and learned that the other party had received a package from Yue Di.

Taking this as a breakthrough, George began in 1977, using a false identity to go through many difficulties and anonymously mailing packages to Zach in an unsuccessful attempt to find "Troyer".

After George joined the National Endowment for Democracy in 1983, he was successively transferred to the National Democratic Chicken Club and the Congressional People's Boxing Group to take charge of conflicts between Asians and blacks.

In 1992, he served as the senior strategic advisor of Lantos Chicken Tendon Association as an "expert on South and Southeast Asian boxing issues".

Since 1998, he has used his position to plant spies into VN15, and in 2009, he successively murdered Zach Kidd's family and colleagues, creating conflicts between VN15 and Vietnamese-Americans.

He retired in 2008 and established a think tank company, continuing to serve Lantos Chicken Tendon Association as a contractor.

In July 2020, another attempt to create a racial conflict between the Asian anti-war organization VN15 and black people by using a traffic accident case failed.

Does this also include me? Wei Ran couldn't help but feel happy when he read the last paragraph.

The metal quill was not affected at all. It just started a new line and listed two strings of coordinates, and then listed a detailed address in Laos.

This was not over yet. Immediately afterwards, the quill actually listed another email address and corresponding password.

Until this point, the metal quill finally started another line and wrote a line that Angus once sang on his farm:

How many roads does a person have to travel before he can be called a real person?

How many seas does a white dove have to fly over before it can sleep peacefully on the sand dunes?

How many times must a cannonball pass through the sky before it is forever banned?

The answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind, the answer is blowing in the wind.

With a silent sigh, the page full of words turned to the back, and the metal quill also wrote under the slowly rotating red vortex, "I have a grenade launcher and a red smoke bomb."
To be continued...