Spy Wars: Strong Agents Who Are Ruthless and Talk Little

Chapter 364 Su Ming shares some of the pressure.

"We need to come up with a plan as soon as possible." Su Ming said, his mind gradually becoming clear.

The companions nodded in agreement and sat together to discuss their next course of action. Ali listened quietly, trying to calm her anxiety.

"We need to find more intelligence to determine the enemy's movements," Su Ming said with a determined look in his eyes. "We also need to find opportunities to contact other allies and gain more support."

Ali observed Su Ming silently, a wave of admiration welling up in her heart. The courage and determination this man displayed in times of crisis made her feel reassured.

"I'll try my best to help you and provide the information I know." Ali also interjected, wanting to do her part for their action.

"Thank you, Ali." Su Ming responded with a smile, feeling very grateful.

Time slipped away during the intense discussion, and a glimmer of hope gradually grew in Su Ming's heart. He understood that, although the road ahead was still difficult, as long as they worked together, they could overcome all difficulties.

On this night filled with uncertainty, Su Ming and Ali sat in the safe house, each preoccupied with their own thoughts. The dim candlelight on the wall flickered, seeming to illuminate their inner struggles.

"Can we really do this?" Ali asked in a low voice, her eyes wandering. Her uncertainty about the future was suffocating her. Even with Su Ming by her side, she couldn't shake the anxiety within her.

Su Ming looked at her, his heart tightening. He could sense Ali's nervousness and uneasiness, and it seemed to spread within him as well. "We must believe in ourselves," he said, trying to sound firm. "As long as we don't give up, we'll definitely find a way out."

A faint light flickered in Ali's eyes. Although she was still a little shaken, she seemed to feel a little warm under Su Ming's encouragement. She tried to adjust her mood and nodded gently: "I will try my best to believe you."

The wind outside howled, mixed with the subtle rustling of leaves, evoking a sense of dread. Su Ming felt a surge of oppression, as if everything around him hinted at approaching danger. He pondered how he could ensure Ali's safety while also successfully completing his next plan.

"Have you ever thought about what we need?" Su Ming asked, trying to find some new ideas from Ali's answer.

"I think... we need more information." Ali thought for a moment, her tone thoughtful. "If we can find out the enemy's plan, perhaps we can prepare for it in advance."

"That's right," Su Ming nodded in agreement. "We need to contact our companions as soon as possible to get more information." He paused and continued, "But before that, we need to ensure this place is safe."

Ali sighed softly, feeling a heavy weight on her heart. She didn't want to be a burden to Su Ming, but she also knew that this road was destined to be full of thorns. She secretly made up her mind to do her best to support him.

"How long do you think we can stay here?" Ali asked again, with a hint of anxiety in her eyes.

"I hope to stay longer, but everything depends on the situation outside," Su Ming replied, feeling a sense of unease. They were now in a situation full of unknowns and had to remain vigilant at all times.

The two fell silent again, their thoughts mingling in the air. Ali prayed silently, hoping they could safely get through this difficult time. She felt her heart tighten in the tense atmosphere, as if surrounded by an invisible pressure.

"I have an idea." Su Ming suddenly spoke, a gleam in his eyes, "We can try to inquire about the news in the nearby villages and see if there are any reliable clues."

"Isn't that too risky?" Ali said worriedly, "If we get discovered, we might be in even greater danger."

"But if we don't explore, we won't know what's happening outside," Su Ming insisted, already forming a plan of action in his mind. He knew that only by taking action could he break this suffocating situation.

Ali took a deep breath, thought for a moment, and finally nodded: "Okay, I trust your judgment. But we must proceed with caution."

"I will be careful." Su Ming smiled slightly. Feeling Ali's trust filled his heart with strength.

As the night deepened, the sound of the wind outside seemed to cheer them on. In unison, they began packing their things and preparing to depart. Su Ming's heart was filled with anticipation. Although they faced numerous difficulties, each step brought them closer to the truth.

They set out quietly in the night, walking along the dark path. It was so quiet they could almost hear each other's heartbeats. Ali followed closely behind Su Ming, silently praying that everything would go smoothly.

"What should we do when we get to the village?" Ali asked, her voice full of nervousness.

"We can pretend to be passing travelers and inquire about the situation," Su Ming replied, already thinking of possible countermeasures. He knew that they had to be cautious to protect themselves in this dangerous moment.

"Do you think they will believe us?" Ali was a little worried. Although she trusted Su Ming's judgment, the uneasiness in her heart still lingered.

"As long as we act naturally, we won't arouse suspicion," Su Ming consoled him, his voice brimming with conviction. "Trust me, we can do this."

The outline of the village gradually emerged in front of him. Faint lights shone through the windows of the houses, emitting a warm atmosphere. Su Ming felt a sense of relief, but his inner vigilance remained.

"Let's go, stay relaxed." Su Ming said, holding Ali's hand and walking towards the village.

As they entered the village streets, villagers were either chatting outside their doors or busy in their yards. The occasional laugh made the night seem particularly warm. However, Su Ming felt a sense of unease in his heart.

"Where should we start asking?" Ali's voice sounded in his ears, breaking his immersion in thoughts.

"We can find a villager who looks friendly and ask tentatively." Su Ming pointed to an old woman who was drawing water, silently hoping that she would be someone willing to help them.

"I'll go ask." Ali offered, secretly encouraging herself in her heart, wanting to share some of the pressure for Su Ming.

"Okay, but watch your words." Su Ming reminded, concern in his eyes.

Ali walked slowly towards the old woman, trying to make her voice sound relaxed and natural. "Hello, sorry to bother you. We are travelers passing through and would like to ask about the situation here. Could you give us some advice?"

The old woman raised her head and smiled slightly, her eyes showing warmth. "Oh, young people, welcome to our village. It's been quiet here lately, but there are more people outside, so everyone should be careful."