Pseudo-Traitor

In 1942, Eric Erikson, a Swedish-American oil businessman living in Stockholm, suddenly found himself on the blacklist of Nazi collaborators in the United States and was eager to find out. All of this was arranged by the Allied intelligence agencies, aiming to force Eric to become a spy because he could easily enter and exit Germany. Helpless, Eric had no choice but to give in. He began to openly show his closeness to the Nazis, even at the expense of harming his closest Jewish friend Kanpur. Friends and relatives distanced themselves from him, but only Kanpur secretly believed that Eric had an unspeakable reason for doing this. Soon, Eric established a relationship with the Germans and roped in the German oil giant Sir Gerhard Ohlendorf and the oil businessman Otto Hauz to form a spy team, which he codenamed "Ryder". At the same time, Eric got in touch with Mariana, a member of the German underground resistance organization who believed deeply in religion, disguised himself as a lover and had a tryst, deceiving the Gestapo who was monitoring him, and memorized the information she provided and brought it back to Sweden. Eric and Mariana both had family misfortunes because of their careers, and they fell in love. Although Eric is a new recruit in the spy industry, he is calm and perseverant and has avoided danger many times. Thanks to Ohlendorf's efforts, Eric was allowed to "build" an oil refinery in Sweden for Germany, and thus received