Bomb Lobbyist

Lin Shu sat on the bench opposite the church, facing the door, motionless. Forty minutes later, he got up and left. The church exploded behind him. His face could not be captured on surveillance, his fingerprints could not be found at the scene, and his past could not be found on his passport—this figure appeared in Bourdain out of thin air, as if he had never existed. Intelligence officer Claire only has three days. After three days, if she cannot find out the truth, someone will be replaced. Replace it with people who won't sit in a coffee shop and test it out and ask, "Do you think it's a gas leak?" Replace them with people who will just get started. But what Claire didn't know was that Lin Shu was also waiting for these three days. He is waiting for himself. Was that 1.7 Seconds of hesitation the fault of a person or a machine?