I fought guerrilla warfare in the Yimeng Mountains during the Anti-Japanese War

If last night's telegram made the Chinese people excited and attracted the attention of foreigners, then the telegram this evening instantly set off a sensation at home and abroad. It was too shocking. Perhaps Japan is not the only country researching these viruses, but everyone is hiding it. No matter who exposes it, they will stand on the perspective of justice and condemn it immediately.

The authenticity of this plain text telegram was very high. The Lone Wolf Commando and its captain Leng Qiang once again appeared in people's vision. It turned out that the Kwantung Army's Defense Water Supply Department they mentioned yesterday was actually a bacterial unit. The British were angry, the Americans were angry, and the Soviets were even more furious. They no longer considered the authenticity of the matter and sent telegrams to the Japanese headquarters, asking them to send people to Teng County and Xinjiang Street in Pingfang District of Harbin for investigation.

There was no need for Chen Feng to prove it. Some British people even dug out the missing British families, and many unsolved cases of Soviet people in Northeast China were also found. They ordered the Japanese to immediately publicly admit their mistakes and confess everything, otherwise they would face the wrath of the Soviet Union.

The headquarters was furious, and the Japanese emperor was furious. They were not angry about their own research, but about the truth being exposed. Could Harbin withstand the investigation? It certainly could not. Now those missing foreigners, no matter whether they did it or not, the blame was put on them. They did not even doubt the authenticity of the telegram. How many people knew Shiro Ishii, and how many knew about this kind of research? Is this Shiro Ishii a pig? Why did he write a diary and let someone steal it?

In the mountain city of Chongqing, the commander-in-chief had been meeting with envoys from various countries for a whole day. Although he was excited, he was inevitably tired. He ate while listening to the report from the attendant room.

Today is all good news, because of the Lone Wolf Commando's coded message last night, the Japanese attack has been suspended, and the country has once again been swept by an anti-Japanese wave. Donations of money and supplies are pouring in from major cities, and the lines at the conscription offices are several kilometers long.

The commander couldn't help but feel happy when he heard the news, and felt that today's food was particularly delicious.

An attendant's voice came from the room, and he stood at attention and reported:

Reporting to the Commander-in-Chief, Captain Cold Gun of the Lone Wolf Commando has sent another plaintext telegram related to the Japanese bacterial research.

The commander-in-chief didn't bother to eat. He took the telegram and started reading it. The more he read, the more excited he became. After reading it, he put it down and began to pace around the room. His wife was a little surprised:

Darling, any good news?

The commander said excitedly:

The cold-gun captain of the Lone Wolf Commando sent a plaintext telegram, which was a note from the chief of the Japanese Bacteriological Research Institute in Harbin, who was the chief of the Kwantung Army's Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply Department mentioned yesterday. The Japanese are determined to destroy China, which is simply inhumane.

The commander looked at the aide-de-camp:

Summon all military generals and civil officials to hold a meeting at the Military Commission in an hour, and then leave.

The lady said quickly:

It's still early, eat a little more! I haven't seen you eat so happily for a long time.

The Commander respected his wife very much:

Okay! Let's eat for a while and go again when we are full.

While eating, he said with emotion:

Talented, this Leng Qiang is a talent, but to be able to get the top-secret notes from the Japanese, it is definitely not as simple as a commando captain.

The lady laughed and said:

Isn't it a non-governmental organization? Isn't it enough to give them high positions and generous salaries? Is there anyone who doesn't want to get promoted and make money?

You don't understand. People like this can never be moved by promotion or wealth. Judging from the way they act, they are a group of people with national beliefs.

The lady was a little confused:

Could it be someone over there?

The commander smiled mysteriously:

Impossible. I have carefully analyzed their behavior and obtained a lot of information from the Fifth War Zone and the 122nd Division. I have determined that they are a group of nationalists, especially the captain, who has been hiding his identity and name until now and has not taken these achievements seriously at all. If there is no reason, he probably wouldn't even bother to send a plain text message. Think about it, if they are really from that side and have achieved such a good record, would they give up such a great publicity opportunity?

The lady breathed a sigh of relief and took a sip of tea:

That's good. We still need to find a way to win them over. Don't they have a very good relationship with the Sichuan Army? We can take advantage of this and send some soldiers and supplies to the Sichuan Army. Then we will be able to have a say, right?

This can be considered. Okay, it's almost time. Madam, go to bed early. I will discuss with them how to maximize the benefits of this telegram. Alas! One cold gun against my three main forces!

The League of Nations officially notified the Japanese headquarters that it would send a joint investigation team to Teng County and Harbin tomorrow. There could be no reason to refuse. The headquarters was truly in a panic.

Chen Feng and Wang Mingzhang were checking the telegram in the communications room. They had expected the telegram to have some impact, but they did not expect it to be so great. They still underestimated the ugly faces of these empires. If this happened only to the Chinese, they might protest, condemn and express sympathy, but they would never be so anxious. Now that it involves their own people, they really can't sit still. They must unite to limit the Japanese ambitions. If there are any, they will denounce them; if there are none, they will also give them a whip. The Japanese invasion of China has more or less affected their interests, so this is a good opportunity to give them a hard blow.

When Shiro Ishii received the telegram from the headquarters, his brain froze and he was completely confused. When had he ever written a diary? All the records contained parameters that others could not understand. Who would dare to record such a thing? Who would it be?

Shiro Ishii's first reaction was that there was a traitor in the group, but it didn't matter now. The headquarters notified that someone would come to investigate tomorrow and ordered them to destroy all evidence immediately. The gendarmerie would come to help soon. Except for the buildings, no other traces should be left.

Shiro Ishii was dumbfounded. Was it so serious? Why didn't the Empire stop it? How could he know that the omnipotent Empire in his eyes was now in a state of panic.

How to destroy the traces is a big problem. The experiment has been done for several years. Now, whether it is the living, the dead or the patients, there are enough to load dozens of trucks, not to mention those bottles and jars. Those are not soy sauce bottles. If they are not handled properly, major accidents will occur.

Just when he was getting overwhelmed, his subordinates came in to report that many reporters had appeared at the door and were taking pictures. In addition, many spies had appeared around and were paying attention to the movements inside.

Shiro Ishii was completely panicked. Wasn't there any time for him to prepare? Why hadn't the gendarmerie arrived yet? He must drive away these flies when they arrived. Although time was short in one night, he could still transfer the main evidence. He quickly ordered all assistants and guards, except for those who stayed behind for the guard post, to pack up and let the gendarmerie deal with the group of flies outside the door!

After arranging everything, Shiro Ishii looked dejected. All the processes and results were no longer important to him. He would definitely be blamed for this matter. The thought of doing so made him feel desperate. Many research projects had just entered a critical stage and he still had great ambitions. Was it going to end like this?