spy sea king

Chapter 652

Matsunaga Kazuo suspected that Li Yunsheng had been killed, so he brought people out to look for it, but they searched outside the house for a while, but found nothing.

This time Matsunaga Kazuo really became nervous, not because of anything else, but because he thought that there might be something wrong with Li Yunsheng.

Because Matsunaga and Zhou were stupid, and knew that under normal circumstances, Li Yunsheng would not leave the room too far, but now he couldn't find it, which gave him a bad feeling.

The security level of Liujia Village, as well as the situation of the guards here, are enough to show that this place is a confidential place, and if something goes wrong with Li Yunsheng, he will also be implicated.

Matsunaga Hezhou's actions immediately attracted the attention of Liujia Village guards, so a patrol team rushed over quickly: "What are you doing?"

The patrol team was led by a second lieutenant officer, so his tone was very rude, and he looked at Matsunaga and Zhou with a trace of suspicion.

Looking at the Japanese officer in front of him, Matsunaga Kazushu didn't dare to neglect, and immediately said: "Sir, there is one less soldier with us."

Matsunaga Kazuo's tone was very tense, after all he had already thought of something, but he just didn't want to believe it yet.

But Matsunaga Kazuo didn't dare to hide this matter. After all, the Japanese military officers in Liujia Village were not fools, and they would be able to find out here soon.

"What did you say, someone is missing?"

The Japanese second lieutenant immediately became serious and asked in a cold tone.

"Hey, there is a missing person named Michio Yoshida..."

Matsunaga Kazuo immediately explained Li Yunsheng's situation without any hesitation, because this little devil already felt the danger.

After listening to Matsunaga Kazushu's words, the Japanese second lieutenant's face changed, and he pointed at several people and ordered: "You guys, cooperate with them to search and see if you can find Michio Yoshida."

The people the second lieutenant pointed at were naturally several subordinates of Matsunaga and Zhou. After all, they were the only ones who were familiar with Li Yunsheng.

Then he said to Matsunaga and Zhou: "Come with me!"

After speaking, the Japanese second lieutenant took Matsunaga Kazuo to meet the person in charge of Liujia Village.

At this time, all the Japanese military officers in Liujia Village had gathered together to analyze the situation carefully.

And the Japanese second lieutenant brought Matsunaga Kazuo to Dazuo's place and reported the matter.

Hearing this situation, the Japanese Colonel cursed coldly: "Baga, you damn bastard?"

The Colonel of the Japanese Army was from an intelligence agency, so he immediately guessed that there might be something wrong with Li Yunsheng, and the sparse gunshots just now proved that not many people sneaked in.

Although he guessed that there was something wrong with Li Yunsheng, but there is no evidence yet, so the Colonel ordered: "Look for Michio Yoshida immediately and see if we can find his whereabouts."

If Li Yunsheng's whereabouts cannot be found, the Japanese Colonel can determine where the problem is, and can also shirk responsibility for the matter.

But if Li Yunsheng's body is found, things will be a little troublesome, that's why the commander gave such an order.

The Liu Family Village is not big, so after a few minutes, the Colonel got the answer, because there were only a few corpses in the place where the files were stored.

Knowing this situation, the Colonel immediately determined where the problem was, so he said, "Someone died somewhere in the archives room. The murderer must be Michio Yoshida."

"Master, what are we going to do now?"

Immediately, a Japanese military officer asked. After all, such a big incident happened, and it must be resolved as soon as possible.

"This person must not be allowed to escape, otherwise the secrets of the spy school may be exposed.

Fortunately, this person was discovered by us, and he should still be in the village now, so we must find him. "

The Japanese Colonel immediately issued an order. He still doesn't know that the spy school has been exposed. Li Yunsheng came here on purpose, so he is not so nervous.

"Hi."

The officers under his command immediately responded.

After that, the Japanese Colonel made various arrangements and divided the personnel into several groups to start a little search.

It is now two o'clock in the middle of the night, the night is very dark, and the weather is full of wind and rain, so the Japanese military officers know that at this time, the possibility of finding people is very low.

However, when Li Yunsheng left the house where the archives were stored, he had already missed traces, so the Japanese focused all their attention on the area by the small river.

At this time, Li Yunsheng was being trapped by the river by the Japanese. Fortunately, the sight was blocked by wind and rain, so the Japanese could not find him for a while.

However, there were already twenty or thirty Japanese soldiers standing by the river, patrolling back and forth with flashlights, Li Yunsheng had no way to leave.

The Japanese military officers also knew that the only way to leave here was the small river, so they were guarded very strictly.

Originally, Li Yunsheng planned to return to the village and then evacuate from Xiaoshanbao, but the village was blocked, and there were Japanese soldiers standing guard at every intersection, so there was no chance to leave.

Faced with this situation, Li Yunsheng was very anxious, so he could only retreat to the river, hoping for some action from Zhang Hao, so as to attract the attention of the Japanese and cover himself to leave.

On the other side of the river, Zhang Hao and others are also studying what to do.

Ever since the gunfire in Liujia Village, Zhang Hao knew that something had happened to Li Yunsheng, so he immediately came to the river to pay close attention to the situation.

The gunshots only rang out sparsely a few times, and then stopped, and then the Japanese set off guard along the river. This situation made Zhang Hao sure that Li Yunsheng was not killed, but was trapped in Liujia Village by the Japanese.

"Leader, what should we do now?"

An operator asked, after all, they came here to meet Li Yunsheng.

"Wait a minute."

Zhang Hao didn't know where Li Yunsheng was, so he didn't make a decision, but continued to observe the situation.

After waiting for a few minutes, Zhang Hao found that more and more Japanese came to the river, and immediately judged that Li Yunsheng should be trapped near the river, otherwise the Japanese would not rush here, so he immediately made a decision.

"Let's go to the river now, let the Japanese come for a while, and let the district chief leave."

Now there are 30 people by the river, and they are still holding flashlights to illuminate them. Even if Li Yunsheng has great skills, there is no way to leave, so Zhang Hao made this decision.

Zhang Hao gave the order, and all the operatives crawled on the ground, and soon came to the other side of the river.

The small river is only five or six meters wide, and Zhang Hao and others lying on the riverside can clearly see the situation on the other side of the river.

On the other side of the small river, Japanese soldiers were swinging back and forth with flashlights, which could be said to be bright targets, so Zhang Hao fired a shot at a Japanese soldier without the slightest hesitation.

Although the night was dark, the Japanese soldier held a flashlight, which exposed the location very well. In addition, Zhang Hao's marksmanship was outstanding, so after the gunshot rang, the Japanese soldier fell to the ground and died immediately.

After Zhang Hao fired the first shot, the other military commanders, of course, would not be polite, and fired at the Japanese soldiers one after another.

The operatives of these military command bureaus were all carefully selected. Naturally, at such a short distance, they would not miss, and quickly wiped out more than a dozen Japanese soldiers, causing chaos by the small river.

(End of this chapter)