Chapter 55 The Killer Test
Rubik quickly found a hitman broker in a tavern not far from the construction site. Rubik was using his Soviet identity, so he didn't reveal that he had been in prison.
"Do you speak English?" The intermediary looked at Rubik and asked cautiously.
"It's okay, my mother is a foreign language teacher!" Rubik casually made up a reason to explain why a construction worker can speak fluent English.
The intermediary looked at Rubik and felt that this person did not talk much and seemed to be a reliable person. So he stood up and said to Rubik, "Come with me, let's go somewhere!"
Rubik got up and followed the junket, and they left the bar and got into the car. The broker asked Rubik if he could drive, and Rubik nodded. The intermediary handed Rubik the keys and asked him to drive.
Under the command of the intermediary, Rubik drove through the tall buildings of the New Workers' City and drove out of the city along the Moskva River. The intermediary just kept smoking along the way and didn't say anything. The road at night is not easy to identify, and I don't know how many circles, Rubik was taken to an abandoned factory.
Weeds are overgrown here, and abandoned steel, equipment, and ruins can be seen everywhere. The intermediary brought Rubik into a warehouse, stopped him, took out a gun from his pocket, and said to him: "There is an unlucky guy upstairs, kill him, this job is yours." of!"
Rubik froze for a moment, then took the gun hesitantly. He walked up the stairs leading to the second floor with heavy steps. To be honest, Rubik didn't want to kill people casually, but this intermediary was obviously giving Rubik a test to see if he was a member of the police or the KGB. Rubik was only trusted if he had blood on his hands, which was the rule of these go-betweens.
Rubik sighed, then picked up his pace. There was nothing Rubik could do about it, he wanted to earn money, and he wanted to escape to a place where neither the Sent Me Brothers nor the Hungarian gangsters could find him. If Mogilevich had kept his promise, Rubik would not have these concerns.
Rubik walked upstairs, and a sack was thrown on the ground not far away, still moving. It must be the "trial product" mentioned by the intermediary.
Rubik slowly raised his gun, no longer hesitated, and calmly blocked the flight.
"Boom!" After a gunshot, the sack moved more and more violently.
Just as Rubik was about to make another shot, the intermediary downstairs said, "Okay, save some bullets! Throw the sack down the stairs."
Rubik held a gun in one hand, and walked slowly over. The sack was already on the side of the fence. Rubik walked over, slowly lifted the sack and threw it down the stairs.
"Boom!" The heavy sack collided with the ground, splashing a piece of dust.
"Okay! Now put the safety on the gun and throw it down from upstairs!" said the intermediary.
Rubik did as the junket told him, and he walked down the stairs!
"Who is in the sack?" Rubik didn't want to ask at first, but he asked anyway, because when he threw the sack down just now, he felt that the sack was a bit light, not like the weight of an adult. Rubik regretted it a little. He worried that he had killed a woman or a child.
The intermediary ignored Rubik. He put the gun on his back and turned to leave.
Rubik stepped forward quickly, rushed to untie the sack. As soon as he opened the sack, Rubik smelled a bad smell.
"It's a wild boar! It's been caught for several days! It should be full of feces and urine now! Don't worry, I just want to try you, and I don't want to cause trouble for myself!" The intermediary said without looking back.
When the two returned to the car, the intermediary said to Rubik, "Go back and wait for the news! You have already passed my test. If the boss who paid the money is satisfied with you, I will notify you at any time! Time? Probably Just a couple of days!"
Rubik said nothing, wondering who the hell was going to hire him. So far, Rubik has no idea what kind of mission to perform,
He didn't know where to perform the task, and the intermediary just told him that the bounty of this business was worth twenty years' income of a Moscow worker.
Rubik was still silent on the way back. After he broke up with the intermediary, he returned to the dormitory on the construction site.
That night, Rubik was sleepless. Looking at the dormitory, he felt his own fate in his heart. He originally planned to retire after the last vote, but who knew that he would fall into it unknowingly.
Some local intermediaries with resources in Moscow quickly handed over the candidate's information to Hassan's subordinates. On the Polish side, suitable candidates have also been found one after another. According to Seryozha, he needs a total of six people to do this mission. However, Yakov will send the Romanian killer group to supervise the battle. If these people take the money and do nothing, or if they are caught by the police by mistake, then the Romanian killer group will have to get rid of these people cleanly. Seryozha needs to make a face, but he also has to guard against the other party's non-compliance with professional ethics.
Rubik was soon notified by the intermediary that he was favored by the funder. According to the intermediary, the benefactor only gave him one day to pack his luggage, so Rubik lied to the unit that there was an emergency at home and he needed to leave for a few days. Then he left the dormitory on the construction site with some simple luggage.
After Rubik got to the junket, he was put on a bus. The curtain of the bus was drawn and not allowed to open, and there were two other people sitting in the bus besides the driver. None of us are interested in getting to know each other, and the seats are far apart.
Rubik lowered the seat to its lowest position and lay down on it. He still doesn't know where he will be sent, as long as it's not Hungary, Rubik doesn't care where he goes.
It was Hassan who was in charge of sending these killers. These people will not know what their mission is until they arrive in France. Until then, they will know nothing. In order not to leave any traces on the exit record, Hassan still needs to send these people to Gdansk. There were three other Polish killers waiting to join them. After that, it was up to Yakov to arrange.
Rubik slept very peacefully on the way, although the carriage was shaking violently all the time. But Rubik knew the journey was safe. In his dream, his daughter and mother, whom he hadn't seen for a long time, appeared, and they seemed to be waiting for Rubik to go home and reunite as soon as possible.