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Kuroki told the four people about the death of Okamoto Heiji. When he finished telling the story, the four Japanese major generals who had secretly come to Shanghai fell silent.

After a moment of silence, Hisaita asked, "Kuroki-kun, is Takahashi Yunho dead too?"

"Yes."

"It was Takahashi Yunho who secretly took Okamoto-kun away, and they both died in a car bomb attack, right?"

Kuroki was stunned: "Kyuban-kun, do you suspect that Takahashi Yunho has a problem?"

Hisagi didn't answer, but asked again: "Kuroki-kun, do you know what job Takahashi Yunhao is in charge of?"

Kuroki shook his head. "I don't know, but from what Okamoto-kun Ono said, I guess Takahashi was in charge of Okamoto-kun's intelligence network. Okamoto-kun inherited the intelligence network from Minami Yoko. Although he later handed over the intelligence network to the Shanghai intelligence agency, it makes sense for him to retain a small number of elite soldiers and generals."

Hisaita naturally would not demand that Okamoto Heiji not hand over the intelligence network. He just wanted to know more about Takahashi Yunhao.

Another officer named Kirishima said at this time: "Okamoto-kun's housekeeper said that the reason why Okamoto-kun and Takahashi left the Naval Hospital was because there was a very important piece of information that required Okamoto to go and see it in person?"

"That's probably what it means."

At this time, Kuroki's doubts had reached their peak, but the four colleagues fell into silence again. After thinking for a while, Kuroki couldn't help but ask:
"Gentlemen, what happened? Did the Navy Ministry ask you to come and investigate Okamoto-kun?"

When Kuroki learned about the assassination of Heiji Okamoto, he reported it to the Navy Ministry, but the Navy Ministry's response at the time gave Kuroki a lukewarm feeling. But now they actually sent four major generals at once? !

Hei Mu couldn't figure it out.

But the focus of these four people also gave Hei Mu a very strange feeling.

In response to Kuroki's question, the four people who came to investigate looked at each other, and Kamio spoke:

"Kuroki-kun, something happened!"

Kuroki stared at Kamio blankly.

Kamio said bitterly, "General Yamamoto Isoroku was ambushed by the U.S. military when he was leaving Shanghai for the front line... Unfortunately, he died."

Kuroki was confused.

After being stunned for a long time, he said in an incredulous tone: "You mean, General Yamamoto...died in glory?!"

Kamio nodded sadly.

Heimuqiang staggered a few steps and finally sat on a chair with a somewhat dazed look in his eyes.

Isoroku Yamamoto, one of the three giants of the navy, died in battle!

After spending quite some time to accept this fact, Hei Mu asked in a deep voice: "You, you suspect that there is a problem in Shanghai?!"

"The news released by the Americans indicated that it was the Military Control Commission that provided the information that allowed them to ambush General Yamamoto so accurately."

"And judging from the general's itinerary, only Shanghai had problems."

"We are now trying to find out which link in Shanghai has gone wrong. Kuroki-kun, please inform us of the general's itinerary in detail."

Hearing this, Kuroki forced himself to speak:

"The general's schedule was kept secret, and I didn't know he was coming to Shanghai. He summoned me at the airport when he was leaving and gave me a task to investigate. It was also at this time that I learned that the general had come to Shanghai and personally visited Okamoto."

Kuroki's words prompted the four investigators to ask, "What is the mission that the general has assigned to you?"

"On the day when the admiral arrived, the Military Intelligence Bureau launched a propaganda campaign. They distributed millions of leaflets, many of which contained fabricated reports of the Imperial Navy's defeat in the Pacific."

"During this propaganda campaign by the Military Control Commission, the response of the Security Command and the Military Police Command was extremely slow. They did not start to clean up the mess until almost noon. But by then, the news was already flying everywhere."

"So the general suspects that this was done intentionally by the army."

These words made the eyes of the four investigators flicker.

"Kuroki-kun, do you have any results of your investigation?"

"The Army didn't give me any explanation, and I encountered a lot of resistance when I investigated."

Facing Kuroki's answer, Hisagi couldn't help but ask the key question: "So, the Army knew that the General was coming to Shanghai?!"

"Yes!"

Kuroki answered without hesitation.

Because the four of them had just stated that the problem lay in Shanghai - as the commander of the navy stationed in Shanghai, Kuroki Shigenobu would never want the problem to lie with the navy.

If it happened to the navy, it would mean that he, as the commander, had failed in his duty.

So he instinctively wanted to pass the buck.

Kamio was puzzled and asked, "How did they know?"

No one answered this question.

The head of the investigation team, Kirishima, said grimly: "No matter what, we have to investigate first - if it was Wen Tianri and the others who came out of the army's red deer, they must give us an explanation! Otherwise, we will give them an explanation!"

……

The news of Yamamoto Isoroku's death was still blocked, so the navy used the excuse of investigating Okamoto Heiji's death to conduct an investigation in Shanghai.

The Special High Section is the focus of their investigation.

After all, the Special High Section was the most powerful spy agency in Shanghai, and in the recent propaganda campaign of the Military Control Commission, the Special High Section's performance was extremely amateurish - it was obvious that there was a problem!

The Garrison Command and the Military Police Command were naturally disgusted by the Navy's extension of its claws to investigate. Although one navy soldier, Heiji Okamoto, died, how could the dignity of the Army be "tarnished" by your Navy?

So it was natural that the report would be reported to the headquarters, but unexpectedly, this time the headquarters did not give them justice. Instead, they asked the Security Command and the Military Police Command to cooperate in the investigation!
From the perspective of the Army Ministry, they certainly trust the people under their command, and when the Navy is in a crazy stage, they naturally want to "calm things down."

To avoid being bitten by the crazy navy elk.

Without anyone's support, the Garrison Command and the Military Police Command could only accept their fate - with the "liberation" of the Shanghai Concession, Shanghai, which had lost its status as a trading port, saw its weight in the Japanese army decline. Even the specifications of the Garrison Command and the Military Police Command were downgraded. Faced with five major generals of the navy, they had no support and could only enjoy themselves.

As the Navy investigated, the Special High Section had a series of revelations!

To be precise, this was actually a series of explosions caused by a mine.

First fry:
The naval investigation team discovered that at the same time that Yamamoto Isoroku left Shanghai, the Shanghai Military Control Commission actually sent an extremely long telegram in the city for the first time. After the Special High Section learned of this, not only did they not interfere with the radio, they also failed to capture the sender after determining the approximate range!
Of course, the most bizarre thing is that out of more than 15 members of the Special High Police, were shot dead by one person, and several were killed by booby traps.

"The Special High Police's operational agents have all undergone the most specialized training. Section Chief Kurokawa, that's what you said. So, how do you explain how one person could shoot and kill 15 elite agents while being surrounded by enemies?"

This question left Takehiko Kurokawa unable to answer.

In fact, he couldn't figure it out - even the most elite warriors in the empire didn't have such a strong individual combat capability! And this was only the first explosion, the second explosion was even more bizarre.

"Section Chief Kurokawa, could you please explain the meaning of the code name 'Mifunezoku'?"

Kurokawa took out the reason he had prepared long ago.

"I'm very sorry. After Professor Suzuki guessed that the code name was Okamoto-kun, I asked for repeated comparisons to ensure that everything was foolproof. I failed to warn Okamoto-kun in time. This matter... is my negligence."

"dereliction of duty?"

Kamio, who asked Kurokawa Takehiko, simply laughed:
"Kurokawa, do you think I'm a fool?"

"At the same time that General Yamamoto left Shanghai, the Military Intelligence Bureau sent this telegram. You actually think that Mifunezo represents Okamoto Heiji?"

These words struck Kurokawa like a bolt of lightning.

Mifunekura?
General Yamamoto?

He couldn't help but gasp. Mifunezo represents... General Yamamoto?
Not knowing that Yamamoto Isoroku had died, he said in a hoarse voice, "I, I really didn't expect that."

It was only after Isoroku Yamamoto left that Takehiko Kurokawa learned the news, but he did not contact Yamamoto himself.

The reason is very simple. In his opinion, Yamamoto was just transiting in Shanghai. Is it necessary to link this telegram with Yamamoto?

Kamio's questioning made him think of a possibility:
This telegram was actually about Yamamoto - it was very likely that Yamamoto was intercepted by the US military after leaving Shanghai, so the Navy had to investigate how the information was leaked.

Looking at the Special High Section Chief who denied it, Kamio asked a question:
"How did you know that General Yamamoto was coming to Shanghai?"

Kurokawa Takehiko thought for a moment and carefully chose his words to answer:

"It was reported by the Security Command. The Security Command asked us to be on guard against resistance elements to prevent the Admiral from being harassed. However, Admiral Yamamoto's security was taken over by the Navy stationed in Shanghai, so the Special High Section did not send anyone to participate in the security."

Kurokawa Takehiko was trying to distance himself from the matter, but he never expected that his answer would instead trigger Kamio's imagination.

"How did the Security Command know about General Yamamoto's itinerary?"

"I do not know."

The questioning stopped there.

However, Kamio learned a fact from this inquiry. After meeting with his colleagues, he revealed his findings:

"The Special High Police accidentally translated the intelligence sent by the Shanghai Military Control Commission into an assassination attempt on Mr. Okamoto, but they kept the news secret and did not warn Mr. Okamoto."

This discovery made others shout indignantly: "Damn Army elk!"

But Kuroki Shigenobu said solemnly at this time: "Gentlemen, I have a piece of news."

"Kuroki-kun, please speak."

Kuroki said in a serious tone, "Two days after the Shanghai newspaper reported that Mr. Okamoto was assassinated, the Chongqing newspaper published the news - and claimed that it was done by the Shanghai Military Control Commission."

"But what's interesting is that the Central Bureau of Investigation also released news at this time, saying that they did it!"

Kamio and the other four didn't understand what Kuroki meant. Hisaita said, "You mean the Central Bureau and the Military Bureau are competing for credit - no, how can they compete for credit?!"

As Hisagi was talking, he reacted, and the other three were also stunned.

If it was done by the Military Intelligence Bureau, would the Central Intelligence Bureau need to come out and say that they did it?

Isn't this just making people laugh?
unless……

They didn't do this, but the blame was put on them, so they are trying to take credit for it!

"There is another doubt. If this incident was really done by the Military Intelligence Bureau, they would definitely not publish this news two days after we announced the news!"

Hei Mu said solemnly: "They will definitely announce this matter as soon as possible!"

Kamio and the others nodded involuntarily.

This is indeed true.

The two days of delayed response time is exactly the time required to receive the news, analyze it, and release it.

The five people looked at each other, and a terrible idea emerged in their minds:
So, this was not done by the Military Control Commission or the Central Control Commission?

Kamio's judgment just now was that the Special Higher Police obtained the intelligence and deliberately did not raise any warning, allowing Okamoto Heiji to be assassinated.

But if we follow the conclusion we have drawn now, then...

Jiuban spoke with difficulty:
"The Army did it?! It's possible that Okamoto-kun's death was... caused by the Army?!"

silence.

A suffocating silence.

Everyone was guessing about this possibility, and at this moment, a sentence suddenly popped up in the minds of the five of them:
"When the Lord left, he told me solemnly that there was a very important piece of information and he needed to go and see it in person."

"Kuroki-kun, I remember you said that Takahashi Yunhao is Okamoto-kun's direct confidant in charge of secret intelligence?"

"Yes, it is."

Following Kuroki's affirmative answer, a terrifying guess emerged in the minds of the five of them:

Takahashi Yunhao discovered a very, very crucial piece of information. Because it involved so many aspects, Okamoto Heiji went to investigate personally - and then, both of them died!
So, what did Takahashi Yunho discover?
What kind of information would make Okamoto Heiji go to investigate in person despite his weak body?
The five people couldn't help but look at each other, and they all saw shocking waves in each other's eyes.

Major General Hei Yan murmured: "They...won't do that?"

Kirishima said softly:
"November of the seventh year of the Taisho era (7)."

After these words were spoken, the other four people fell silent, but the murderous intent on their faces gradually became stronger.

In November 1918, sailors in the port of Kiel in Germany mutinied, followed by workers' strikes and military uprisings in Berlin. The German emperor was forced to abdicate, and the new German government soon signed an armistice (surrender) agreement with the Allied Powers.

Of course, what Rear Admiral Kirishima said was completely different from what the others had guessed - but the nature of the matter was similar. The uprising of sailors and soldiers led to Germany's defeat, so the army, which was the mortal enemy of the navy, used a knife to kill...

Outrageous?
Not outrageous!
You have to know that Isoroku Yamamoto had always been opposed to going to war with the United States. Even the attack on Pearl Harbor that severely damaged the Pacific Fleet was not initiated by Isoroku Yamamoto!
As the war in the Pacific became more stalemate (the navy continued to retreat), Isoroku Yamamoto had expressed the idea of ​​stopping the war more than once.

But the army idiots are determined to fight to the death.

Therefore, the Army Red Deer has every reason to do this! (End of this chapter)