Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 2934: A camp-wide search!
"Baka! There's actually an enemy sneaking in! Seal off the entire camp immediately and check everyone. We must find the spy!"

Upon hearing that a spy had sneaked in, Maruyama became furious.

The Japanese officer quickly responded: "Hey! Don't worry, sir, I'll arrange it right away!"

After saying this, the Japanese officer turned around and hurriedly left the military tent to convey General Maruyama's order.

Bang!
After the Japanese officer left, General Maruyama was so angry that he kicked over the camp table beside him, and the teacups and documents on the table scattered all over the floor.

He cursed angrily, "Bakayalu! These idiots can't even guard the camp, and they let spies sneak in! Fortunately, they are not here to assassinate me, otherwise my head would have been moved long ago!"

General Maruyama was so angry that he paced back and forth in the military tent, but he kept thinking about which link had gone wrong? Was it the sentry's negligence, or was there a loophole in the patrol team?
If this loophole cannot be plugged, then anyone can come and go in their camp as they please, right?
At the same time, he thought of another thing, that is, after the enemy created chaos, they would not come to assassinate him, right?
So he quickly ordered: "Strengthen the vigilance of the central army. No strange officers, no matter what the reason, are allowed to approach the central army."

"Hi!"

A guard received the order and immediately strengthened the security near the central military tent.

At the same time, the entire Japanese camp was in motion, with Japanese soldiers searching for spies everywhere.

In an instant, the Japanese camp was in chaos.

Teams of Japanese soldiers ran back and forth between the tents like wild dogs smelling blood.

They held long guns in their hands, their bayonets flashing coldly under the dim light of the camp, and they kept shouting, "Baga! Stand still and accept the interrogation. This is the order of General Maruyama!"

In the barracks where ordinary soldiers lived, the military police roughly pulled open the curtains of each tent and roared at the people inside.

Inside the tent, the sleeping Japanese soldiers were awakened by the sudden noise. They stood up in a panic, still sleepy and full of surprise. Before they had time to tidy up their clothes, they were forced to stand in a row by the military police with guns.

The military police were rummaging through the bunks and luggage of ordinary soldiers like crazy. Quilts and clothes were thrown everywhere, and the originally tidy tents became a mess in an instant.

A military policeman grabbed a Japanese soldier by the collar, dragged him out of the crowd, and shouted, "Tell me! Where is the spy? If you don't tell me, you'll all be killed!"

The Japanese soldier was confused and thought, "Damn you, have you become stupid from fighting? We are all imperial soldiers, how can there be any spies?"

The devil could only say: "We are all from a small team. We have been sleeping the whole time. How would we know about the spies?"

"Baga, just go back, don't come out unless necessary!"

The military police left these people behind and walked towards the next military tent, and lifted the curtain of the tent with the same roughness.

In the Japanese officers' area, the military police also searched each tent one by one with an even more brutal attitude.

They rushed in and turned the Japanese officer's desk and documents upside down. Documents and maps were scattered all over the floor, and some documents were even stepped on by the military police.

But this is not the end yet. A military police officer was still shouting at his men: "Search carefully. If you let the spy escape, you will all die!"

After hearing this, the gendarmes who were searching searched even more vigorously, even searching the officers' beds and lifting up their mattresses.

At the same time, the military police began to set up numerous checkpoints in the Japanese camp.

Every Japanese soldier passing by, whether an ordinary soldier or an officer, had to undergo strict interrogation.

They were asked to show their identification and were carefully searched.

A Japanese soldier stopped an officer who was hurrying on his way, looked him up and down with suspicion in his eyes, then reached out and groped him, muttering: "It's so late, why are you not sleeping and wandering around the camp?" The officer frowned. Although he was unhappy, he didn't dare to show it, and could only cooperate with the military police's inspection.

The many warehouses in the camp also became the focus of inspection by the military police.

Because the spy was said to be from the warehouse, and he gave a name - Major Kitagawa.

As a result, Major Kitagawa got into trouble and was beaten black and blue by several military police. They asked him where the spy had gone and whether he was an accomplice.

Several military police dragged Major Kitagawa into a tent. There was still traces of Major Kitagawa's blood on the tent cloth.

They threw Major Kitagawa to the ground. Major Kitagawa struggled to get up, but was kicked in the stomach by the military police. He curled up in pain.

"Baga! Beichuan, why don't you tell the truth? Where is the spy hiding? Are you his accomplice?"

A ferocious-faced military police officer squatted down, grabbed Major Kitagawa's hair, and said viciously.

Major Kitagawa's face was covered in blood, his eyes revealed endless anger, he shouted hoarsely: "Baka, I am also an imperial soldier, how could I know that spy? I, Kitagawa, am loyal to His Majesty the Emperor, how could I be an accomplice of the spy?"

"Humph, you still dare to be so stubborn!"

The military police officer stood up, pulled out a red-hot iron bar from the stove beside him, shook it in front of Major Kitagawa and said, "I don't think you will cry until you see the coffin!"

As he said this, the Japanese officer from the gendarmerie pressed the iron bar hard on Major Kitagawa's arm.

"what--"

Major Kitagawa let out a scream, and a puff of green smoke instantly came out of his arm. His skin was burning with a sizzling sound, and a burnt smell filled the air.

He was shaking with pain, his hands tightly grasping the ground, blood oozing from between his nails.

"Will you tell me? Where is the spy?"

The military police officer asked again, and this time the iron bar in his hand was actually closer to Major Kitagawa's face.

Lieutenant Colonel Kitagawa gritted his teeth, endured the severe pain, and said in a trembling voice: "I've already said it, I really don't know! I was on duty in the warehouse, and he came with the order from General Maruyama. The order was real, so I let him move the shells by himself. As for the rest, I really don't know!"

"How dare you quibble! You were the only one on duty in the entire warehouse at the time. The spy was able to easily obtain the explosives, which was your dereliction of duty!"

Another military policeman stepped forward and punched and kicked Major Kitagawa in the stomach again.

Major Kitagawa was beaten so hard that he vomited blood and his vision went black, but he still insisted, "This is all a misunderstanding! I, Kitagawa, have no second thoughts about His Majesty the Emperor. You must believe me!"

"Misunderstanding? Humph, I don't think you will cry until you see the coffin!"

The military police officer threw the iron bar back into the furnace, picked up a whip, and lashed Major Kitagawa hard, cursing, "If you don't tell me the whereabouts of the spy today, don't even think about leaving this room alive!"

The whip fell on Major Kitagawa's body like raindrops, and each whip left a trail of blood.

Lieutenant Colonel Kitagawa was beaten to pieces, his consciousness gradually blurred, but he was still mumbling to himself: "I am not a spy,... I don't know him,..."

Seeing that Major Kitagawa refused to confess, the military police became even more angry and beat him harder. The screams of Major Kitagawa and the curses of the military police echoed in the tent.