Spy Wars: I signed in at the Military Police at the beginning

"This..." Lieutenant Yamada didn't say anything, but in his heart he began to greet Colonel Yamazaki's entire family.

The barbecue party had just begun, and he had just introduced Commander Asai to Commander Matsuda. He was just about to deepen his relationship with the two commanders when this happened.

"You must have worked hard on duty. Take this and eat it!" Zhou Ke stuffed the fragrant ribs in his hand into the hands of the signalman who was a little confused.

"Sir, should we send troops to help now?" asked Major Asai.

"Oh, that's not necessary. We should eat and drink." Zhou Ke took a rib that had just been torn off from Yokoyama Isamu's small table and stuffed it into Major Asai's hand.

"Sir, is this...appropriate? After all, it is assistance sent by friendly forces!" Major Asai asked, swallowing his saliva as he smelled the ribs sprinkled with the more advanced Yokoyama brand seasoning.

"Mr. Asai, have you just arrived in the war zone not long ago?" Zhou Ke ignored Yokoyama Isamu's somewhat resentful eyes, picked up a piece of ribs that had just been sprinkled with seasoning from the small table in front of him, and asked while eating.

"Sir, how did you know? I really just arrived here. I used to be responsible for training new recruits in the country." Major Asai replied.

"As someone who has been through this, I will teach you a lesson today. Mr. Yamada, do you think we should go and help?" Zhou Ke turned his head and looked at Lieutenant Yamada.

"Sir, should I...or shouldn't I go? I should go, right?" Lieutenant Yamada asked tentatively.

"Mr. Yamada, let me ask you, what is your responsibility?" Zhou Ke's face became a little serious.

"I will be temporarily responsible for the operation of the station and cooperate with you to bring the reinforcements to the designated location!" Lieutenant Yamada saw that Zhou Ke was a little unhappy and answered decisively.

"So do you still think we should go to help Colonel Yamazaki?" Zhou Ke continued to ask.

"This..." Lieutenant Yamada didn't know how to answer for a moment. Theoretically, this was none of their business. But generally speaking, if something happened in the city, the surrounding troops would go to help.

"The marching rules clearly stipulate that completing the military orders we receive is always the top priority! What should we do if a large number of reinforcements die because of our help?" Zhou saw that Lieutenant Yamada was hesitant to speak, so he asked out loud.

"What the commander is saying is that I am stupid!" Lieutenant Yamada lowered his head to admit his mistake, but the corner of his mouth unconsciously turned to the side.

What the hell is going on? It was you, Colonel Matsuda, who arranged for the replacement soldiers to run to the bandit's den at all costs this morning because you were afraid that the robbers would run away with the money without enough guns!

"Yamada-kun, let's go and help. Regardless of whether we can help or not, the downsides alone are more than just casualties!"

"The soldiers have worked hard all day, and now they have finally gotten their reward and it hasn't been long since the meal started. Is it appropriate for you to take them to do something that may not come back? What if the soldiers mutiny?" Zhou Ke asked with some seriousness.

"Yes, sir, I was inconsiderate!" Lieutenant Yamada glanced at the nearby bonfires, where only the bones of the barbecued meat were left, and said nothing more.

These reinforcements who couldn't wait to eat the meat before it was fully cooked might really cause trouble if they were assigned directly to do the hard blockade work.

"Mr. Asai, what do you think?" Seeing that Lieutenant Yamada's answer was very sincere this time, Zhou Ke nodded with satisfaction, and then asked Major Asai next to him.

"Sir, I also think we shouldn't help! Because your first mission is to escort this batch of reinforcements to the military depot, and everything else is secondary!"

"The marching rules state that during the march, one's own troops must not be affected by the wrong actions of friendly forces. If that happens, the commander will also be held accountable!"

Major Asai understood what Senior Zhou Ke meant. Less trouble is worse than more trouble. Moreover, in the current situation, the soldiers might really cause trouble because of dissatisfaction.

"Very good. In fact, the most critical problem today still lies with Yamada-kun!" Zhou Ke said meaningfully.

"Sir, if you say so, I will definitely change!" Lieutenant Yamada thought about it and still didn't know what he had done wrong.

"Mr. Yamada, didn't I tell you to give your men a holiday? Why are there still people on duty?" Zhou Ke asked with some dissatisfaction.

"I'm really sorry, sir. It's my fault!" Lieutenant Yamada admitted his mistake with some shame. It really came true what Commander Matsuda said. Today he really made trouble for himself.

If he didn't arrange anyone to be on duty and didn't answer Colonel Yamazaki's call for help, then wouldn't it be the same as nothing happening?

"Everyone, I believe that Colonel Yamazaki's Yamazaki Regiment is capable of handling what happened over there. Let's continue to play music and dance!"

As Zhou Ke finished speaking, Major Asai took the ribs and began to eat them frantically, and the atmosphere of the bonfire party became lively again.

.......

"Company commander, we are really lucky!" In a dense forest not far from the station, the former platoon leader of the puppet army security regiment who had escaped from the city after wreaking havoc said excitedly when he smelled the aroma of meat.

"Thank God, these Japanese devils were having a dinner together and didn't block our way out!" The company commander, with gauze wrapped around his arm, showed a hint of joy on his face after surviving the disaster.

He originally thought that the elite Japanese soldiers stationed at the station during the day would intercept them. He was ready to die, but he didn't expect that they would ignore them at all.

In particular, the Japanese soldiers who were standing on guard on the tower outside the station clearly saw them, but no alarm was sounded until now.

"Company commander, where are we going? Why don't we go up the mountain and become bandits?" a platoon leader suggested.

"Yes, Platoon Leader Li's suggestion is a good one. Today we can really see how rich those bandits are!" another platoon leader echoed.

Although they did not gain any benefit during the day today, just seeing the Japanese carrying out box after box of valuables made this small puppet army leader, who thought he was superior to the bandits, dazzled.

"Do you think you can do what others do without some connections? I won't stop you if you want to be a bandit, but I want to join the Loyal and Patriotic Army!"

The company commander knew that if he could bring more people to join the army, it would undoubtedly be more beneficial to him. But it was useless to force some people to stay, so it was better to part ways amicably and make things clear as soon as possible to avoid any trouble on the way.

"Captain, I am grateful for your care before, but everyone has their own aspirations. I will say goodbye to you today!"

In the end, of the more than 200 people who escaped, dozens of them followed the senior platoon leader who first proposed to become a bandit and found a place to live. The remaining more than 100 people chose to continue to follow the company commander to the north to join the army to fight against the Japanese!

Everyone has his own destiny, 30% of which is determined by heaven and 70% by human effort. Those who finally chose to become bandits became victims of the Yamazaki United's venting due to the information barrier.