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Chapter 1268 Getting into trouble

Li Shiqun looked at Wu Sibao and Tongsuo who were drunk, frowned slightly but said nothing, and asked about the security arrangements for the Ha Tong Garden.

Wu Sibao was the first to answer. His guard brigade had taken multi-level protective measures, such as surveying the site in advance to determine the entrances and exits, escape routes, and potential danger areas.

In addition, the Guard Battalion also collected all information that might threaten the safety of the negotiators, including whether there were any suspicious persons active around the Hao Gardens, the recent level of activity of hostile organizations or individuals, etc.

On the day of the secret talks, multiple cordons will be set up at the scene to prevent unauthorized persons from approaching. The cordons will be guarded by both the Japanese Army and No. 76, and entry and exit will require strict identity verification and inspection.

To this end, Wu Sibao specially borrowed a group of military dogs from the Japanese military to sniff out items carried by participants and prevent explosives or weapons from entering the venue.

In case of any accidents during the secret talks, the guard brigade has also formulated an emergency plan and prepared multiple emergency evacuation routes, as well as spare vehicles and safe houses to ensure the absolute safety of representatives from both sides.

Li Shiqun was very satisfied with Wu Sibao's answer. He turned to look at Tongsuo and said, "Director Ji, what arrangements has your inspection office made for this?"

"Reporting to the Director, the Inspection Office has made the following arrangements."

Tongsuo straightened up and reported loudly: "After the negotiators arrive at the scene, the service personnel and outer guards will be restricted to a certain distance to prevent assassins and saboteurs from hiding among them.

If the crowd is too dense or there is a risk of riot, my people will immediately take measures to disperse the crowd, such as asking them to remain calm or leave the designated area through the radio.

As for internal security, I set up several secret observation points for plainclothes officers or guards to monitor the movements outside the venue and detect and respond to potential threats in a timely manner.

In high-risk situations, confidential representatives can enter a completely closed location, which is only accessible to carefully screened personnel, until the danger is eliminated. "

"very good."

Li Shiqun patted Tongsuo on the shoulder. Although the other party was young, he acted cautiously and had many ways of doing things. No wonder many people said that he had the style of a great general.

While he was satisfied, he did not forget to remind the two that unless there were special circumstances, they should not approach the Japanese troops stationed near the Hao Garden. This was an order from the Special Committee on China.

Wu Sibao grumbled in dissatisfaction: "If the Japanese don't trust us, they should just not let No. 76 be responsible for protecting the Hardoon Garden."

"Shut up!" Li Shiqun scolded him, his tone extremely stern: "Just follow orders, why are you talking so much nonsense? Now is not the time for you to go around the world, you must learn to be careful with your words and actions."

Tongsuo stood aside with his eyes lowered, no expression on his face. Fortunately, Li Shiqun was also a member of the Cao Gang, otherwise Wu Sibao would have lost his head just based on what he just said.

After scolding him, Li Shiqun hurriedly left the Hao Garden and returned to No. 76 to handle official business. Tongsuo and Wu Sibao sent him to the door.

Watching Li Shiqun's special car drive away, Wu Sibao suddenly spat on the ground and said unconvincedly: "Dawei, tell me, am I wrong? Damn, I'd better not do this bullshit job."

"Haha, Brother Sibao, please calm down. The director is doing this for your own good. People have to bow their heads under someone's eaves."

Tongsuo said a few perfunctory words, turned around and walked back to his office in the Hao Garden, picked up the day's newspaper, sat on the sofa to kill time, acting like a typical salary thief.

After reading for a few minutes, he turned the newspaper over naturally, then quickly glanced outside the door. After making sure that there was no one outside, he lowered his head again and gradually focused his attention on one of the articles.

This article does not contain much content, but it contains a lot of secrets. Tongsuo deciphered it according to the interval method in the communication method, taking one out of every three words and reciting them silently in his mind.

"Call the fish. Wake up. The wood."

The deciphered words were a bit messy. Tongsuo adjusted the order of the words again and got a short instruction: wake up Muyu and find out the situation in the Ha Tong Garden.

  When Tongsuo saw his code name, he was stunned at first, then his eyes became hot. The commander had not forgotten him!

It was unknown when the headquarters stopped issuing any orders, and only required him to enter a deep dormant state and not reveal his identity even if his own people were arrested.

Every day he followed the traitors around to arrest people, and watched his compatriots fall under the enemy's butcher knife, but he could do nothing and could not say anything to anyone.

This goes on day after day, year after year, and the enormous pressure makes it hard to breathe. Fortunately, these days are finally coming to an end.

Restraining his excitement, Tongsuo closed the newspaper, mixed it with other newspapers, and began to think about the deeper meaning behind the order.

Due to newspaper reports, the headquarters must have learned about the secret talks between Japan and Yugoslavia and had certain plans. All he had to do was provide intelligence support for these plans.

To be more specific, it is the intelligence about the Hao Garden, which is divided into two aspects: No. 76 and the Japanese.

The former was easy for Tongsuo. After all, the security plan was in his mind. The number of personnel, weapon configuration, and protection measures were all clear to him. He didn't need to spend time collecting them.

The latter was the real difficulty. Li Shiqun had just told them not to contact the Japanese garrison, so what should he do? Tongsuo stood up and walked to the door, looking at the Japanese military tents in the distance, his eyes flickering slightly. "Dawei, what are you looking at?"

Wu Sibao's voice sounded nearby. The other party had previously inspected the venue and saw him observing the Japanese garrison, so he couldn't help feeling curious.

Tongsuo smiled and made up an excuse: "Nothing, I was wondering how long we could last against a squadron of regular troops if someone came to sabotage us. We are safe on this errand."

Wu Sibao agreed with this. He also thought so. There were a large number of Japanese troops stationed in Shanghai. Who would dare to come and cause trouble? Director Li was really worrying too much.

He stretched himself, looked at the wires on the tent and sighed, "Look, a small squadron is equipped with a radio, how can Shancheng defeat them? In my opinion, the war will be over soon.

By that time, we will be the heroes of the founding of the country. Dawei, after Mr. Ji's ideal is realized, where do you want to go the most? Anyway, I want to go to Japan and find some Japanese women to have some fun with."

Wu Sibao had a very obscene expression, and he licked his lips while speaking, like a lustful devil, which made Tongsuo feel nauseated.

However, he had to answer the other party's question, so Tongsuo paused and said, "As for me, I might go to Mite Island. When I was wandering, I dreamed of having enough food. I heard that there are abundant resources there and there is no shortage of food. I want to go and see it."

Based on the experience fabricated by the Military Control Commission, he gave an answer that matched his identity. After listening to it, Wu Sibao touched his stomach and suggested finding a restaurant nearby for a meal in the evening. Tongsuo agreed with a smile.

The afternoon passed quickly. Tongsuo and Wu Sibao took a walk around the Hao Garden with a few bodyguards, and finally chose a Japanese restaurant to have dinner.

"Ilaxiaimasai (Welcome)~"

As soon as the two entered the door, a young woman in a kimono bowed and greeted them, then led them into a Japanese-style room and handed them a menu.

Member No. 76 was certainly no stranger to Japanese cuisine, and they ordered some at random. After a while, appetizers, seafood soup, sashimi, and grilled dishes were served one after another in order.

Leaving behind a message saying "Enjoy your meal", the woman in kimono backed out of the room. She was very respectful and did not show any disrespect to the two men because they were from the Republic of China.

He dared to come to a Japanese restaurant in a swaggering manner, and was accompanied by bodyguards. Even a fool could tell that he was an important figure of the "new government" and ordinary Japanese businessmen could not afford to offend him.

"Dawei, the Japanese are more civilized than us. Even the food they eat is more refined." Wu Sibao patted his master's butt while eating, not knowing who he was talking to.

Tongsuo chuckled, picked up the sashimi and put it in his mouth. A pungent taste of wasabi rushed straight to his head, and he couldn't help but close his eyes and savor it carefully.

The two of them ate quietly, each of them until they were about 70% full. Then they started chatting with each other. Because they were in a public place, the topics of their conversation did not involve intelligence work, but mostly trivial matters in life.

While we were chatting, someone outside called out "boss lady" in Japanese, and then the person listed a bunch of dishes and asked to take them all away.

Tongsuo and Wu Sibao looked at each other. There were so many dishes that were enough for more than a dozen people. It was a bit strange why the other party didn't just come to the restaurant but had to take them back.

And judging from the names of the dishes, they are all high-end cuisine. A group of Japanese people with high status and abnormal behavior must be problematic no matter how you look at them.

"Dawei, do you want to send someone to follow them?" Wu Sibao asked in a low voice.

Many cases start with insignificant details. He felt that this clue was worth investigating, but he was not the only one present, so he had to ask Ji Dawei's opinion.

Tongsuo also felt that something was fishy, ​​so he agreed to the other party's suggestion: "It's better to follow them, and let the brothers be careful, don't arrest people without authorization, and hand over any clues directly to the Japanese."

Under normal circumstances, Unit 76 is not qualified to arrest Japanese nationals. If a Japanese national is involved in a case, the case must be investigated by the Japanese police or intelligence agencies.

But the opportunity was fleeting, and they could only act on behalf of others once, and be prepared to apologize to the Japanese afterwards. This is the sorrow of slaves.

Wu Sibao called his bodyguard and whispered a few words to him. The bodyguard immediately left the hotel and called for support. This place was only a few hundred meters away from the Hao Garden, and a large number of No. 76 agents rushed over quickly after hearing the news.

By the time the visitor and his companions left with the food boxes, the area around them was already full of No. 76's spies. Wu Sibao sat in the room, constantly looking at his watch, waiting for news from the front line.

Compared with his anxiety, Tongsuo was much calmer. He held the teacup in his hand and sipped tea silently until he heard hurried footsteps outside the door.

"Captain Wu, Director Ji, the target has gone to the nearby Japanese military camp, and our people have been detained by the military police!" The young spy shouted with a sad face after entering the room.

"What!?"

Wu Sibao and Tongsuo stood up and exclaimed, having an ominous premonition in their hearts that they might have gotten into a big disaster.