Cadil Bruno took Carlo's assigned task very seriously and decided to personally carry out the first task Carlo had given him, making a good start for the Royal Security Intelligence Agency.
Thus, Cadil Bruno set out northward for France with several reserve intelligence agents he had selected from the Guard Army.
Cadil Bruno's first target was Gram, a Belgian-born citizen of France. The reason he chose Gram was simple: France was closer to Spain, and they could pass through France on their way to the second stop, Germany.
One could not search blindly for a person, so Cadil Bruno decided that his first stop would be Paris, the capital of France. There, he would inquire after experts researching electricity and see whether there was someone named Gram.
After the Germans left France, another revolution erupted in Paris and nearly overturned France's regime. In the end, however, the government of France suppressed the revolution. The good news was that peace had returned to Paris.
That was also why Cadil Bruno's party could safely travel to Paris. At the very least, a peaceful and stable Paris would not reject foreign visitors.
After arriving in Paris, Cadil Bruno immediately investigated companies and enterprises involved in electricity and electrical equipment around the city, trying to find a man named Gram.
Fortunately, in a small electrical equipment company in Paris, he truly found a generator researcher named Gram.
That night, inside an unremarkable residence in Paris.
Knock, knock, knock!
The sound of knocking soon woke Zinabu Gram, who had only recently fallen asleep.
Gram was first startled, then a flicker of worry passed through his eyes. As he considered whether to find out who stood outside, his wife beside him had also awakened.
"Gram?" Gram's wife softly called his name, looking at him as though