Continuation of the story about service in foreign military strategic intelligence. About how, along with experience, the “sixth sense” – intuition – comes to the aid of an illegal intelligence officer. How important is it? Should you listen to him? You yourself will draw your own conclusions about whether there are “crooked-handed”, “club-headed”, “don’t care” and lazy people in foreign military intelligence. And if they do exist and somehow managed to get into foreign intelligence, then what does all this lead or can lead to? Here is another text - an example of impressionism in literature, where everything is concise and to the point (in my opinion). Representatives of this trend in literature sought to use methods and techniques that allowed them to most naturally and vividly capture the real world in its mobility and variability, to convey their realistic impressions at that moment. Therefore, you will not find descriptions of nature, weather and other delights here if this is not necessary for the case. And yet this is fiction based on real events