Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 3051 Forcibly Breaking into the Japanese Military Hospital!

As soon as the tall, thin man finished speaking, he grabbed the Japanese officer by the neck from the side.

The Japanese officer struggled and tried to grab Duanwu's arm.

But Duanwu tied it very tightly, and he couldn't break free no matter what he did.

In his desperation, he pedaled the bicycle hard, hoping to take Duanwu off the bicycle with him, thus giving him a chance to escape.

Upon seeing this, the fat traitor turned pale with fright, but quickly recovered and pounced on the Japanese officer, pinning down his kicking legs and taking control of the Japanese soldier.

A short while later, the Japanese officer stared wide-eyed and died.

Duanwu glanced coldly at the Japanese officer's corpse and ordered, "Drag the Japanese corpse to the alley next door and cover it with garbage."

"Yes, sir!"

The fat traitor hurriedly replied, his voice trembling slightly; this was the first time he had ever killed someone!
He suppressed his fear and laboriously dragged the Japanese officer's body into the alley.

But just then, Duanwu delivered a swift chop to the back of his neck. The fat traitor felt a sudden darkness engulf him and collapsed limply to the ground.

To believe in traitors? That's a joke.

Why would someone carrying out such a grand event during the Dragon Boat Festival bring along a traitor?
The traitor's mission was to cover his entry into the city.

However, Duanwu did not kill the man. After investigation, it was found that the fat traitor had an eighty-year-old mother. He usually just relied on his traitor status to freeload and did not commit any serious crimes, so he spared his life.

Duanwu dragged the fat traitor into the alley, and then loaded the Japanese officer's corpse onto the car.

He rode his bike for a long time before finding another alley, where he stripped the clothes off the Japanese soldier's corpse and put them on himself.

He relieved himself, then used a puddle of water to check his reflection. Finding nothing wrong, he casually tossed the Japanese soldier's body into a pile of garbage before driving straight to the Japanese military hospital in Songyuan County.

Because Duanwu was wearing a Japanese military uniform and riding a Japanese sidecar motorcycle, no Japanese soldiers stopped him along the way.

So Duanwu quickly arrived at the Japanese hospital.

Upon arriving at the hospital entrance, Duanwu did not slow down at all, but instead accelerated and sped straight into the hospital.

The two Japanese soldiers standing guard at the gate, perhaps accustomed to this rampaging manner, or perhaps seeing that Duanwu was dressed in a Japanese military uniform, did not step forward to stop him, but remained standing in place.

However, just when Duanwu thought he could enter the hospital smoothly, two Japanese spies emerged from the shadows behind the gate and blocked the motorcycle.

One of the agents, a tall and thin man, shouted, "Wait! Stop! What are you doing at the hospital so late?"

Duanwu's lips curled up slightly, revealing a disdainful smile. He suddenly twisted the handlebars, making the motorcycle make a sharp turn and come to a steady stop in front of the spy.

He then asked in fluent Japanese, "Do I need your permission to come to the hospital?"

The tall, thin agent was taken aback, opened his mouth, but didn't know how to respond.

He looked Duanwu up and down, thinking to himself: This person speaks such fluent Japanese, and has such a strong Tokyo accent. This kind of person is not to be trifled with!

There was an unwritten rule in the Japanese army: anyone speaking with a Tokyo accent should be avoided. This was because most of the high-ranking officials and dignitaries came from Tokyo, and nobody wanted to offend these powerful people unnecessarily and cause themselves unnecessary trouble.

But just as the tall, thin agent hesitated, another agent spoke up.

This spy was short and stout, his round belly jiggling as he spoke; surprisingly, he also spoke with a standard Tokyo accent.

He crossed his arms and said in a sarcastic tone, "There are important criminals in the hospital right now. We are responsible for protecting her safety, so please cooperate to avoid causing any unnecessary trouble."

Upon hearing this, Duanwu couldn't help but scoff, his laughter filled with disdain.

He slowly pulled the dead officer's identification from his pocket, waved it in front of the two agents, and said, "Coincidentally, I was ordered to check on the prisoner's injuries. The duel is imminent, and I think you understand why Lord Kujo is worried, right?"

Upon seeing the identification and hearing that they were sent by Kujo Miyamoto, the two agents immediately bowed, their attitude becoming extremely respectful, and said in unison, "We wouldn't dare. Since Lord Kujo wishes to confirm, please do so!"

Duanwu gave them a cold look, put the documents back in her pocket, and said directly, "Then lead the way!"

The two agents exchanged a glance, and the tall, thin one quickly bowed and said, "Yes, yes, sir, please come with me."

As he spoke, he carefully led the way, glancing back at Duanwu every now and then, afraid that he might do something wrong and upset Duanwu, causing her to complain to Lord Kujo.

On Dragon Boat Festival, I drove slowly into the hospital.

When they reached the door, he got out of the car and followed the Japanese agents upstairs.

The hallway reeked of disinfectant. As the Japanese agent leading the way walked, he turned back and said obsequiously, "Sir, the prisoner is in room 302 on the third floor. His Excellency Uchida specifically instructed that her safety be ensured."

Soon, they arrived at ward 302 on the third floor. There were two Japanese special agents at the door of the ward, who were watching Duanwu and the agent who was leading the way warily.

They recognized the spy who was leading the way, and one of them asked, "Skinny guy, what does he do?"

The agent who was leading the way quickly stepped forward and said, "This is the officer sent by Lord Kujo to check on the prisoner's condition."

The Japanese spies exchanged glances, and one of them opened the door and gestured for them to enter.

Duanwu strode into the ward, only to find people inside: a nurse and a doctor.

A Japanese agent explained, "These two are guarding Shadow. Shadow hasn't woken up yet. But please rest assured, sir, although she hasn't woken up, her injuries haven't worsened. We guarantee that she will be alive before the duel."

Duanwu nodded, then looked at the male doctor who was staring at her.

The other person instantly looked away, which made Duanwu feel that there was something wrong with this person. Moreover, the other person looked somewhat familiar, as if he had seen him somewhere before.

After thinking carefully, Duanwu remembered that he had seen this person before in Tongliao, in a Japanese hospital.

This person helped him out at the time, giving him a lot of medicine; otherwise, Ma Shanpao would have gone to meet Marx much earlier.

"Could this person be 'Cobra'?"

Duanwu murmured to himself, but regardless of whether the other party was "Cobra" or not, he did not want to drag an innocent Chinese person into it.

So Duanwu ordered, "Let them out, I have something to say to you!"