Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 3061 The Madness of Kitashirakawa Minami!
Soon, Kitashirakawa Minami, leading a squad of fully armed Japanese soldiers, arrived menacingly at the Matsubara Japanese Army Hospital.

Kitashirakawa Minami kicked open the hospital door and shouted, "Gather everyone together! Don't let a single one escape!"

The Japanese soldiers quickly dispersed, driving the doctors, nurses, and patients in the hospital into the lobby.

People looked at their colleagues in horror, not knowing what had happened.

Kitashirakawa Minami stood before the crowd, his eyes sweeping over them like a hawk's, and coldly said, "Today, we discovered a doctor who has been lurking among you for many years. He is a spy for the underground Communist Party. I now suspect that some of you have assisted him. If you speak up, you will be fine. Otherwise, you will all die!"

A commotion arose in the crowd, but no one pointed it out, because even now, they still didn't know who the underground party member who had infiltrated the group was.

Kitashirakawa Minami's face was gloomy, his eyes revealing ferocity and brutality. Without hesitation, he pulled out his gun and shot a nurse directly in the chest with a bang.

The nurse screamed and fell backward, blood quickly spreading across the ground. Under the horrified gazes of the crowd, her body was still twitching slightly.

Some of the timid female nurses screamed and huddled together.

The other wounded Japanese soldiers looked at each other.

At this moment, a Japanese officer who was receiving treatment at the hospital cautiously asked, "Your Highness, do you know who that enemy agent who infiltrated is? We'd like to help you with your worries!"

When Kitashirakawa Minami heard this, he was taken aback at first, but then he realized that he had forgotten to tell everyone who the underground party member was.

He looked at the nurse lying in a pool of blood, still convulsing, and a pang of regret flashed through his mind.

But he quickly suppressed this emotion, and his face returned to its arrogant and indifferent expression.

In his view, it was just the death of an insignificant nurse, nothing serious, and it did not affect his wisdom as the Prince of Beibai.

After all, this wasn't the first time he had killed someone without cause; in his eyes, these people's lives were as worthless as grass.

He snorted coldly, then shouted, "Quiet down, all of you! Now, you'd better find the mole who planted the underground party in the hospital, or you'll all be dead!"

As soon as Kitashirakawa Minami finished speaking, the air in the hall seemed to freeze, and the tense atmosphere was so heavy that it was hard to breathe.

The wounded Japanese soldiers stared wide-eyed in disbelief. They had been wounded for the empire, yet they were still being suspected.

The doctors at the hospital were deathly pale and trembling uncontrollably.

The nurses were sobbing quietly, their bodies trembling.

None of them were combatants; they had never seen such a bloody scene before. A colleague who was just laughing and talking was now a bleeding corpse.

But Kitashirakawa Minami showed no sympathy whatsoever. He was in a superior position, so what did killing a few people matter?
A playful smile curled at the corner of his lips as he slowly raised his hand and began to count down: "Every three I count, I'll kill one for you. Now, three..."

The hall was so quiet that only Kitashirakawa Minami's countdown could be heard; everyone's nerves were on edge.

"two,……"

At this moment, Kitashirakawa Minami had already raised his gun and aimed it at a Japanese doctor.

The Japanese doctor's pupils dilated instantly, his body trembled violently, and a pale yellow liquid involuntarily flowed down the storage tube. The shadow of death instantly enveloped him, making the Japanese doctor feel as if he had fallen into an ice cave.

He didn't want to die. His mind raced, and just as Kitashirakawa Minami was about to count to one, he suddenly raised his head, his finger trembling as he pointed at the dean in the crowd, and shouted, "It's the dean! The dean is closest to that Li Ru!"

The sound echoed in the silent hall, as if lighting a fuse, and the previously suppressed crowd instantly erupted into chaos.

Everyone, as if grasping at this last straw, chimed in with their own opinions: "Yes, it's the dean!"

"I saw it too. The dean and Li Ru often talked secretly in the office, as if they were plotting something!"

"Yes, I also think the dean is suspicious; he must be the traitor!"

Everyone chimed in, pointing the finger at the Japanese dean.

The Japanese dean's face turned deathly pale instantly. He stared wide-eyed in disbelief at those around him who had once treated him with utmost respect, now accusing him like devils.

His lips trembled as he tried to explain, but he was too angry to utter a single word.

Kitashirakawa Minami stopped the countdown and watched the scene with great interest, a hint of mockery in his eyes.

He slowly walked up to the Japanese hospital director, looked him up and down, and said coldly, "Oh? You're the hospital director? So you're the traitor?"

The hospital director took a deep breath, trying to calm himself down. He quickly explained, "Your Highness, I am absolutely not a traitor! Li Ru and I were just having a normal medical exchange. He is framing me. I am also Japanese, so how could I betray the Imperial Japanese Army?"

Kitashirakawa Minami sneered, his eyes filled with disdain. He tucked his pistol into his waistband, then suddenly drew his sword and held it to the dean's neck.

The blade gleamed with a cold light, sending chills down one's spine.

Kitashirakawa Minami sneered, "Still dare to be stubborn! Now, I'll give you a chance. If you admit you're the traitor and name your accomplices, I can spare your life."

Although the Japanese dean was terrified, he did not implicate others, but instead tried his best to explain:

“Your Highness, I’ve already told you. I’m not a traitor. How am I supposed to find accomplices? Do you want me to do the same as them and wrongly accuse others?”

Kitashirakawa Minami's face instantly turned extremely gloomy.

Because he was certain that the Japanese hospital director was the traitor.
No, perhaps he simply wanted to kill someone to vent his anger.

He didn't give the Japanese dean a second chance to say a word. He swung his sword sharply, a flash of cold light, and the dean's head flew high into the air.

Crimson blood gushed out, splattering onto those around them. The crowd screamed in terror, scrambling to retreat, fearing they would be the next to be hacked down.

Kitashirakawa Minami looked at the dean's corpse on the ground, a satisfied smile on his face.

He shouted, "This is the consequence of betraying the empire! Now, if anyone dares to conceal anything again, I'll make him the next dean! Hmph!"

Kitashirakawa Minami sneered, and the entire hall fell into a deathly silence once again, with only the bloody smell permeating the air, making one feel nauseous just by smelling it!