From all this we could more accurately conclude that it was just another "duck" aimed at strengthening power where it was desired and weakening it where it was desired. The Jews themselves were to blame for the appearance of such falsehoods, with their mental pleasure in exalting themselves and their importance, trying to protect themselves by means of this, which in fact turned out to be the opposite.
To Rutra there was nothing of interest here. Neither the people in question nor the speakers were of any importance to his investigation. He had already noted the most important things for himself, so he nodded understandingly, shook his head and left.
On the way out, the "security service" stamped a "document" handed to him, for his alibi, about attending the secret meeting of the group. It was a document about participation in the exhibition-fair "Stone Flower", held annually in the town of Apatity, which is attended by craftsmen from all over Russia. The other "visitors", apparently – depending on their competence, were given various "security certificates". It was a convenient disguise, as the town of Apatity is the scientific capital of the world Polar region. The town of Apatity is also the geological and scientific center of the Kola Peninsula. Most likely, that is why "documents" about attending various scientific seminars, meetings, lectures, advanced training courses were handed out. The diversity of the "scientific staff" was admirable. Among Rutra's new associates were "representatives" of the Kola Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Clearly the place was not chosen for nothing. Rutra made a photographic picture of the delegates and was sure that he would find many of them in scientific institutions of the peninsula (and not only). The Kola Science Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences includes 9 institutes, 8 of which are located in the city of Apatity, and 2 centers.
But what caught Ruthra's attention was not the variety of disguises, but the fact that the individual members of the secret group who were preparing for the secret meeting, in addition to the individual ones, were being issued a common document. This was done in a neighboring room, the entrance to which was blocked by a massive guard. Ruthra had figured it out after listening and scanning the space with his superhearing and supervision turned on.
Catching and filtering the whispering waves of the employees, sound waves reflected from objects, reflection from the glass of the cabinet window, he found one common important feature in this "vinaigrette" of data. Allegedly, they were all members of an amateur band with the ringing name "Ringing Cedars of Russia". For a moment the brain shut down, then received a "jab with an atomic needle," right at the tip of a neuron. Ruthra went into a "coma" and froze motionless. The brain was disconnected from reality, all its resources were directed toward solving the puzzle, for which a major clue had suddenly opened up.
The main clue was identical to the logical conclusion used by secret service personnel, and it read: "If you want something well hidden, put it in a conspicuous place." It turned out that there was no need to look for them, it was useless – they could be everywhere. And it was useless to calculate them – they could be out of hiding. But that was their secret. They didn't need to infiltrate anywhere, they were already there. Or rather, anyone from any service – secret, open or special – could be recruited. It was enough to suggest to the object of recruitment that he was of the same blood with them, that they were against those who wanted to destroy this "blood", to "prove" that it was those who wanted to do it who were in power – and the "client" was "theirs".
