spy sea king

Chapter 923 The Best of Both Worlds
The Vice Admiral of the Japanese Navy made a request to the captured American officers, that is, to let the captured American officers write letters to the country to promote peace talks between the United States and Japan.

But the American military officer is not stupid. In order to make life easier in the future, he was naturally unwilling to agree, so he decided to reject this request.

At this time, the leader of the American military officer, Wright, suddenly brought up a topic, that is, whether the US government will send agents to rescue them.

As soon as this topic was brought up, all the captured American officers fell silent and began to think about this possibility.

"I think it's possible?"

The first person to speak was Donald, who was very shrewd and thought of the current situation, so he thought it was possible.

After a pause, he explained again: "We are in the hands of the Japanese and are a burden to the government, but our national conditions determine that the government cannot give up on us.

In this way, the government will have scruples during negotiations, so sending people to rescue us has become a way to get the best of both worlds. "

As soon as Donald finished speaking, the rest of the captured American officers also agreed and expressed their opinions.

These people have confidence in the US government and know that they will not be abandoned, but the current situation makes them a little worried.

Because the warship was about to sail to Shanghai, it would be too difficult for the agents of the US government to rescue them.

"What are we going to do now?"

An American military officer asked involuntarily, with a very irritable expression.

"No matter how the people in the government try to rescue us, whether they succeed or not, there is nothing we can do.

The only thing I can do is to expose our location and let more people know our whereabouts. "

Donald immediately opened his mouth and said this suggestion. After all, they are a group of prisoners and there is nothing they can do.

"Yes, Donald is right!"

Wright quickly agreed, and then said mockingly: "In our current situation, I guess we can only do these things!"

Next, the captured American officers began to discuss countermeasures and what to do after disembarking...

The warship sailed at sea for a day, and it was not until noon the next day that it slowly sailed into the Huangpu Wharf in Shanghai.

During this period, the Vice Admiral of the Japanese Navy met with the captured American officers more than once, hoping that they could write letters to the country to promote the peace talks between the United States and Japan as soon as possible.

But the American military officers who made up their minds naturally would not agree, and they all found some excuses and declined the matter.

Although the Vice Admiral of the Japanese Navy was annoyed, the current war situation was not good for Japan, so these captured American officers all had value in existence, and he didn't dare to do anything.

When the warship was about to arrive at the Shanghai wharf, the Vice Admiral of the Japanese Navy was not trying to persuade him. He planned to let professionals persuade him after landing.

After all, professionals have all kinds of means to persuade the captured American officers, but he has no choice.

As soon as the warship docked, the Japanese Navy Vice Admiral left first, while the captured American officers walked off the deck step by step under the escort of the Japanese Marine Corps.

These captured American officers walked very slowly, and exchanged a few words from time to time, as if they were not prisoners but guests who came to Shanghai for sightseeing.

The actions of these American prisoners made the Japanese navy who escorted them very angry, but they dared not do anything.

After all, Japanese Vice Admiral Gao had already ordered to treat these American captives kindly before leaving, so the navy soldiers naturally did not dare to mess around.

Seeing that the Japanese soldiers did not stop them, the captured American officers became more confident. Not only did they speak loudly, but they also took off their hats from time to time, doing some attention-grabbing things.

Especially Wright, a cunning person, sang loudly even more, which made the Japanese soldiers who escorted them look very ugly.

However, there were already ready cars on the pier, so without much effort, these captured American officers were escorted into the car and left the pier.

The Japanese naval officer in charge breathed a sigh of relief when he saw the prisoners leaving.

This is also because the Vice Admiral of the Japanese Navy issued a death order, and these captured American officers were not allowed to be beaten, scolded or physically punished, and they had to be taken care of as distinguished guests.

That's why the Japanese military officer in charge felt aggrieved, but dared not do anything.

However, the Japanese officer in charge, because he focused all his attention on the captured American officer, did not see that on the pier, a man dressed as a coolie was staring at them...

At [-] o'clock in the afternoon, Xu Bing received a message from the intelligence agent, and came to Li Yunsheng to report the situation: "Station Master, our people sent a message that at around [-]:[-] noon today, more than a dozen Americans were released. Detained to Shanghai."

The military command's intelligence network is very powerful, and they have been looking for Americans and information about the prisoners, so they can naturally get news on the dock.

What's more, the dozen or so captured American officers made a little noise on the pier, which would attract the attention of the military commander.

Hearing the news, Li Yunsheng frowned, and asked a little helplessly, "Can you confirm their identities?"

Li Yunsheng was unwilling to accept this task, so he secretly hoped that the American captives on the pier were not the target of this task, so that Shanghai Station could avoid this trouble.

However, to Li Yunsheng's disappointment, his plan came to nothing, and Xu Bing replied solemnly: "Although the identities of these American prisoners have not been confirmed, the Japanese have a very good attitude towards these prisoners.

Even when they stepped off the warship, these captives not only communicated casually, but some even sang loudly.

However, the Japanese marines who escorted them did not have any restraints, and they were very laissez-faire with the behavior of these prisoners. "

"Ugh!"

After hearing Xu Bing's answer, Li Yunsheng sighed, feeling a sense of disappointment in his heart.

The Japanese are savage in character, and their attitude towards captives is even more like pigs and dogs.

The captives who can be treated differently by the Japanese, or even indulged, must have some status.

So these circumstances made Li Yunsheng think that these American captives are likely to be the target of the mission.

Although Li Yunsheng was a little disappointed, Xu Bing continued to speak: "By the way, our people noticed that these captives are not young..."

When she said this, Xu Bing stopped talking, because she knew that Li Yunsheng could understand what she meant.

"It seems that these American prisoners are very likely to be the target of our mission."

Li Yunsheng's tone was a bit cold, because the news that came from them meant that there was a [-]% possibility that the captives who arrived in Shanghai this time were the mission targets of the Military Control Bureau.

But such a difficult task is still the kind that Li Yunsheng hates, so he is naturally unwilling to accept it, so he is very depressed.

"Station Master, these American prisoners made a lot of noise on the pier. I think other intelligence agents may also get the news."

Knowing Li Yunsheng, Xu Bing hated this task from the bottom of his heart, but this time the task was assigned by Principal Chang himself, so Shanghai Station couldn't help but not take it seriously, so he reminded him.

"What a mess!"

Li Yunsheng complained, and then began to think about what to do to complete the task...

(End of this chapter)