There's a saying about a beast-like intuition—Gao Yi possessed such an intuition for danger. By now, even without a keen sense, both Gao Yi and Xinfeng could clearly see that this situation carried too many anomalies.
They didn't know exactly what was happening, but it'd never be wrong to sound the alarm first.
When Rana claimed she hadn't done anything in Russia, yet Plevenov treated her as his greatest fear—and it was precisely that fear that led him to choose unconditional cooperation with Alexander—the problem arose.
What exactly did Rana do? What was Plevenov afraid of?
Then, why did so many people from the Europe Department come to Rana's house only to be caught by Gao Yi and the others?
And further still, what could Wei Feng do? What was he capable of?
Panetta was perplexed. He said in shock, "What? Are you saying Wei Feng plans to assassinate me?"
"No! Not assassination! He's collecting evidence of your crimes!"
