Vladimir also hadn't slept for a day and a night. It was also very sleepy and wanted to catch up on sleep, but Little White, the commander of the Third Wild Cat Army, had personally come to find it. It must have something important to discuss, or it must have collected important information to report to it.
It saw that Zhang Zian was still comforting Pi at the desk, so it didn't say hello. It jumped out of the window on the second floor, startling a customer who was just about to enter the door.
It took advantage of the fact that there were no cars around it to quickly cross the road and jump onto the wall.
The short-haired white cat raised a front paw, wanting to use the secret signal, but it was interrupted. "No need. The secret signal is for comrades who don't know each other to meet and confirm their identities. There is no need to use the secret signal between cats who know each other. It saves some red tape, and the time is used to better carry out work."
Little White nodded and looked at the pet shop across the street. There was some fear in its expression.
Vladimir knew that it was afraid of Fina, so it turned around and ran further away with it. After turning a corner, it didn't relax until it couldn't see the pet shop anymore.
"Is there something important that you came to find me for?" Vladimir stopped and asked.
In order to fully mobilize the subjective initiative of the stray cats and improve their ability to find and solve problems, it encouraged them to arrange their own work as much as possible. Only really difficult things would come to it. Otherwise, with so many stray cats, it would be tired to death if it had to take care of everything.
Little White gestured a few times, depicting a tall, thin, and bearded man. To outsiders, it was just a few random waving of the cat's paws.
"Huh? What? You found the reactionary academic authority? "Vladimir understood what it meant and asked doubtfully.
Little White hesitated and didn't continue to gesture. It looked like it wasn't sure either.
Vladimir had previously speculated that Zhu Jisheng, who had published "Ten Batches of Online Literature" in the newspaper, should live in a mansion in a first-tier city in the country, so it had actively urged the members of the Meow Meow Branch in first-tier cities to search, especially the capital branch. It thought that Zhu Jisheng was most likely to live in the capital. After all, he had been the dean of the Weiming Lake College in the capital for many years. The capital was already his second hometown.
Of course, such a person with both fame and fortune could also live in other tourist attractions or even abroad.
For the time being, there was nothing that could be done abroad. The Meow Meow Branch's influence had not yet extended abroad, but it would soon plant the flag of the Meow Meow Doctrine all over the world, starting from Egypt.
Zhang Zian had searched the Internet, but what surprised both him and Famous was that this person seemed to be extremely low-key, or he paid great attention to protecting his personal privacy. He almost never showed up in private, and there was no way to find out where he lived. This made the search extremely difficult, like looking for a needle in a haystack.
Vladimir was confident in the stray cats' investigative abilities, but he also expected the difficulties they might face, so he didn't mention it to Zhang Zian. He just arranged for the stray cats to search in private and was mentally prepared for a long war.
However, in just a few days, Little White said that it might have found the target. This made Vladimir very confused, because if it could find the target in such a short period of time, it could only mean that the target was nearby.
The other possibility was that the stray cat had found the wrong person, which was much more likely. After all, they didn't have a photo, so they could only find it based on its description.
"Where is the target?" it asked. If the distance given by Little White was too far, they could only explain the situation to Zhang Zian and ask him to drive them there.
Little White raised a front paw and pointed in a certain direction, but the distance was difficult to accurately describe. Vladimir could only see that it was in the city.
"It's actually in Binhai City?" Vladimir felt that this was too much of a coincidence. In terms of probability, the probability of stray cats finding the right target was very low.
It really wanted to go back to sleep, but it still waved its front paw. "Let's go. Take me to see."
Little White immediately turned around to lead the way, and Vladimir followed behind.
They basically walked in a straight line. Other than taking a few detours when they encountered tall buildings, they climbed walls and flipped over houses. They saved a lot of time compared to humans for the same distance.
On the way, they encountered a lot of stray cats. Most of the stray cats had already been incorporated into the organization. They maintained a high level of vigilance against foreign cats and strangers, but they didn't take the initiative to attack. When they confirmed their identity with the secret code, the other party showed a very friendly attitude.
There were also a small number of stray cats that had recently started to stray, or were foreign stray cats that had not yet joined the organization. They were still in a state of disarray, but they believed that they would soon join the big family of proletarians.
Little White ran in front and suddenly stopped. Vladimir, who was running and dozing, almost bumped into it and knocked it off the wall. It quickly rolled sideways and then stood up with its face covered in dirt.
"What's wrong?" Vladimir asked, not caring. It casually wiped its face and asked.
Little White raised its front paw and pointed forward.
"We're here? That's pretty fast. "Vladimir looked back at the road they had come from. They could no longer see the pet shop.
This was a very ordinary alley in Binhai City. There were not many pedestrians, and the road looked clean and tidy. The environment was quiet.
In front of them was an antique two-story building. It was also similar to the Amazing Fate Pet Shop, but the decoration was more exquisite and stylish.
Like ordinary cats, Vladimir contracted its pupils under the sun to reduce the amount of light entering and avoid the damage to the retina caused by the strong sunlight. It carefully looked at the shop's signboard — Picking Up Things at Dusk?
This shop name was more artistic and meaningful than most shops. It was as if one could see an item changing from new to old, losing its owner's love, being thrown in a corner and covered in dust. Finally, it was picked up by a pair of hands in the sunset, gently wiping away the dust, and rediscovering its value.
It was difficult for ordinary people, especially those who did not have enough literary skills, to come up with such an extraordinary name.
Vladimir did not have much hope for this trip, but when it saw the shop name and thought of Zhu Jisheng's identity as a master of Chinese literature, it could not help but believe it a little more. It was no longer as sleepy as before.
It just did not know what kind of shop this was.
The door of the shop was wide open, and the interior was a little dark. Sporadic pedestrians hurried past the door, but they did not stop to enter the shop.
Vladimir had always despised its enemies from a strategic point of view and valued them from a tactical point of view. In the face of an unknown situation, it did not choose to advance rashly. Instead, it gestured to Little White to wait for orders, while it ran around the shop.
To its disappointment, the shop did not have a back door, and the windows were closed. There was no way to sneak in, so it could only wait.
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