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Then they took a detour to the back door, which was now guarded by two Japanese soldiers.

The two Japanese soldiers searched everyone who wanted to enter.

"Sure enough, the Japanese here must have heard about the accident with the two pipes, so they sent the devils to guard and search the people who went in, probably to see if there were any bombs on them!"

My legs are a little shaky after running all night, and now is not the time to move.

Sitting on the ground with his butt against the wall, he had to think about whether he should take this risk or not. Or should he forget about it today and let the Military Control Commission deal with this opium den?

Those devils and Kimura have seen him, so it would be easy to be exposed!

While Sun Lang was struggling with this, he didn't know what he saw at the back door of the tobacco shop. He frowned and looked puzzled.

He seemed to have just seen Gan Xin, the leader of the Military Control Commission.

The distance was quite far, and I could only see a blurry shadow, which looked very similar to the other person.

The back door now has a headlight that can illuminate areas not far away.

Sun Lang saw it in the darkness not far away. The figure just flashed and then turned back.

At the entrance of the dark alley, Gan Xin looked at the teahouse in front with a puzzled look on his face.

I should have been lying in bed sleeping at this time, but I suddenly woke up in the middle of the night and couldn't fall asleep afterwards.

Feeling irritated, I simply went out and waited near the teahouse.

As soon as I walked out of the alley, I saw Japanese soldiers at the back door of the teahouse. I was shocked and turned back quickly.

"Why are these devils coming to the teahouse so late at night? They search everyone who enters the teahouse. Is there something wrong?"

Gan Xin didn't know at that time that something had happened in the other two opium dens.

The two military intelligence officers who were monitoring the opium den did not come back to report in time after they learned that something had happened in the den. Instead, they hid near the den, trying to figure out what had happened.

During this period, they have already found out the status of the three major smoke pipes and are ready to take action.

Now that this opium den has suddenly encountered a problem, in order to avoid any accidents in the operation, Gan Xin decided to find out what the Japanese are trying to do.

It would certainly be dangerous for him, a member of the Military Control Commission, to come into contact with the Japanese now, but he couldn't just do nothing.

Seeing the Japs searching him, he turned and went to the alley, looked around the alley, found a relatively secluded place, and stuffed his gun into it.

Then he felt his pockets to make sure he had nothing on him except money. After hiding the gun, he wiped some dust off his hair and face out of concern and walked towards the back door of the teahouse.

Ever since he saw someone who looked like Gan Xin, Sun Lang's eyes had been fixed on the direction of the back door.

So he discovered it the moment Gan Xin came out.

Only when people walk in bright light can you see clearly how sloppy they look.

I was too lazy to guess whether it was him. I turned on the system identity scan and it was him.

After seeing that it was him, Sun Lang became even more confused.

"Haven't we already got the information about this teahouse? We clearly saw that there were Japanese soldiers who wanted to go in. Could it be that they were preparing for action?"

"That's not right. Why do we have to act now when there are enemy soldiers guarding here? Don't you think dying isn't fast enough?"

Gan Xin walked up to the Japanese and was searched and then let in.

Sun Lang decided to go and take a look, and then act accordingly.

In order to avoid being discovered, he made his face even dirtier. One thing about the opium den is that no matter how dirty you are or if you are a beggar, you will be allowed in as long as you can pay.

Feeling that it was almost done, Sun Lang put his hands into his sleeves and walked towards the Japanese with trembling legs.

The two Japanese soldiers saw him with disdain in their eyes, but they didn't chase him away. They searched his body and let him in.

If there were no headlights outside, the stairs would still be pitch black and you wouldn't be able to see anything, so you would have to grope your way up.

There was light only when I turned the corner stairs to the second floor.

If you see someone coming down from above, step aside to let the other person pass.

There are Japanese soldiers standing at the door outside today. Those heavy smokers are so scared, but they can't stop them from smoking.

At a glance, the second floor was full of people again.

The counter clerk on the night shift was calculating the bills on an abacus.

The work at the counter is absolutely impossible without people. Sun Lang realized it after only working for half a day, and there was no time even to go to the toilet.

After working so hard for such a long time, I could only sit on a stool, but today I had to stand obediently and felt very nervous.

Not only him, but also the other two guys and some heavy smokers looked nervous, and the whole smoking den seemed even quieter.

Sun Lang thought they were afraid of the Japanese soldiers downstairs.

When he looked inside, he saw two Japanese soldiers walking back and forth on the second floor, constantly shooting at those smokers.

Because the windows were closed again, the chimney on the second floor became smoky again, and it was difficult to see clearly at a distance.

Sun Lang continued to walk inside, wanting to see where Gan Xin was.

When he walked inside, which was almost the door to the teahouse stairs, Sun Lang paused.

"Damn it, Kimura is here too."

After being surprised, I thought about it and it made sense. After such a big thing happened, it was normal for the other party to guard it personally.

Now that the door to the second floor is open, the warehouse storing the opium is on the first floor, which makes it much more convenient to move around.

Seeing that Kimura seemed to have just come up from downstairs, if he guessed correctly, there should be Japanese soldiers downstairs as well! He just didn't know how many there were.

Seeing Kimura walking towards him, Sun Lang moved away and walked to the right.

Before he had taken two steps, Sun Lang was stunned.

On the second soft couch in front, Gan Xin, the team leader of the Military Control Commission, was actually lying there smoking opium.

Looking at the enjoyment on his face, I’m afraid even Gan Xin himself didn’t notice it!

Sun Lang was completely shocked.

"Really? I just smoked once, and you can't help it?"

"I just injured you and drove you away in the afternoon, but you couldn't stand the loneliness and came back in the evening, and you even started smoking."

"You are a revolutionary soldier and a member of the Military Control Commission after all. How can you be so weak-willed that you can't even resist this drug addiction?"

No matter what Sun Lang said in his heart, Gan Xin couldn't hear it.

Gan Xin stood up and his mind was now very clear, and he knew what he was doing.

The main reason he came here was to find out what the Japanese were going to do. Everyone who came here was a heavy smoker, and if he didn't smoke, his appearance would definitely arouse suspicion.

And it’s only two times, how much harm can it do?

Once this opium den is destroyed, they will leave and never touch this thing again.

Until now, Gan Xin still believes that he will not become addicted to smoking opium.

He was just here to perform the mission, and he felt that he was clear-headed, unlike those smokers who lived like a ghost all day long.

The more clear-headed Gan Xin is now, the more painful he will be later.

How could he have thought at that time that everything was caused by the present.

Sun Lang was totally unexpected to see Gan Xin like this. He was so shocked that he stayed there for a little too long.

Kimura had already passed Sun Lang, and when he looked to the right, he caught sight of Sun Lang out of the corner of his eye.