Spy Wars: I have spy skills, it’s so damn cool!

The person who fell off the train and fainted when the first shot was fired had no idea what happened afterwards.

When they saw that the train was gone, they thought that the Japanese had abandoned them and drove away on the train.

"Bang! Baka baka, they are all trash!"

The official was already furious, and looking at the man in front of him like he was a fool, he raised his hand and slapped him.

"Do you two know where the train is going?"

Sun Lang shook his head and said, "Taijun, we both fainted at the time and just woke up."

That day the official looked at Ding Tongsheng again and received the same answer.

Sun Lang could see that this Japanese official was too aggressive. He refused to give them any explanation and did not ask them about the previous situation.

Having failed to get what they wanted, the Japanese official had no place to vent his anger.

Without saying a word, he pulled out his gun and wanted to shoot all three of them.

This gave Sun Langhu a fright.

Even if he could dodge the bullet, he couldn't let the other party shoot him.

Besides, it’s not easy to hide with so many people watching him.

He hurried forward and shouted, "Please calm down, Master. We still have to go back and report the matter to General Fujiwara."

People like this who are angry and have lost their minds may not listen to anything you say.

But if you mention it to your superiors, it will definitely be helpful.

The punishment here is rather perverted, they often commit suicide by cutting their stomachs.

As long as it is not an unavoidable mistake, basically they will not seek death.

When the official heard Fujiwara's name that day, he paused.

He put down the gun, but his expression did not look very good.

At this time, Zhang Jian, who had just clung to the Japanese official, also figured out what was going on.

He trembled and said:

"Madam, was this done by bandits?"

Zhang Jian remembered that in his hometown, bandits often harassed their village.

Therefore, I have a deep impression of bandits. Whenever I hear that something is missing, I think of bandits.

He didn't know whether the train incident was done by bandits, but one thing was certain: he said so because he didn't want to die.

At this time, the Japanese soldier next to the Japanese officer thought of something and said:

"Major, there is indeed a bandit camp nearby. It's not very large, with about fifty people."

"Yoshi," the Japanese officer's expression looked a little better after hearing this.

I wanted to arrange someone to go up the mountain, take a look around, and finally focus on Sun Lang.

"You, take twenty people with you."

"Depend on,"

Sun Lang cursed inwardly, saying that this Japs was really holding a grudge.

I just threatened him with Fujiwara, and this devil is here to take revenge.

Twenty people against fifty people, they wanted him to die.

Even though these devils have guns and grenades in their hands, it doesn't mean that the Japanese officer didn't have that idea.

Also, with such a large train and so many poison bubble bombs, if the bandits had really taken them away, they would definitely have driven the train forward.

So what's going on now? Go to the bandit's lair to look for the train? Look for poisonous shells?

It’s not that the Japanese official didn’t know about it, but the matter was too strange and he didn’t know what to do. He wanted to look for any clues he could.

This is better than just returning home after discovering that the train and the poisonous shells are missing.

"Yoshi, get in the car, let's go now."

The Japanese officer was a little impatient and ordered the Japanese soldiers to get everyone on the trucks and drive the military trucks towards the bandits' lair.

The car drove for a while before arriving at the foot of a mountain. Sun Lang then discovered that the bandit’s den was quite close to the railway tracks where the incident occurred.

After getting off the car, the twenty Japanese soldiers given to him were already ready.

Even the official was watching him, as if he was afraid that he would run away.

In addition to the Japanese official, there were many people staring at him from behind.

Including the Red Party and Military Control Commission personnel, Sun Lang could imagine the expressions on those people's faces without even looking back. They must be gloating.

They all hoped that he would be killed by the bandits.

After all, compared to the bandits, what he did was obviously more hateful.

Ignoring those gazes, Sun Lang didn't even say hello to the Japanese officer, and walked up the mountain first, followed closely by Ding Tongsheng, and finally the Japanese soldiers.

The lights from the army truck cast long shadows on them.

Sun Lang was really impressed by this Japanese officer. He was afraid that the bandits didn't know they were coming.

Is turning on the lights and shining them on the mountain a way to give the bandits a heads-up?

You really don't take bandits seriously!

When he reached halfway up the mountain, Sun Lang smiled coldly as he looked at the dark shadows of Japanese soldiers dragging behind him about dozens of meters away.

This was definitely the order given by the official that day.

"You want to trick me? You've made a wrong calculation. Let's see who's tricking whom."

When we reached the halfway point of the mountain, we found traces left by bandits nearby.

As long as you keep going up, you will definitely encounter bandits following you.

They didn't hide at all when they went up the mountain, and the bandits might have discovered them and were waiting for them ahead.

After taking a look at the Japanese soldiers, Sun Lang quickened his pace and walked upwards. However, before he went up, he saw Ding Tongsheng right behind him and said casually:

"This place is a mess. Could it be that the bandits have already ambushed us?"

Then he shouted to the Japanese soldiers below: "Hurry up and keep going up the mountain."

After saying that, he strode up the mountain. After he was out of the sight of the devils, he bent down to hide his figure.

Then walk carefully towards the woods on the right.

When Ding Tongsheng, who was behind him, noticed Sun Lang's actions, he instantly understood what he meant.

I followed suit.

It disappeared when the Japanese weren't paying attention.

Ding Tongsheng originally wanted to follow Sun Lang, but in the blink of an eye he couldn't find him.

After not seeing the two men, the Japanese soldiers thought that they had already gone up the mountain, so they continued to climb up with their heads down.

At this time, Sun Lang was hiding behind a rock.

Looking through the gaps in the trees not far away, there was a vague figure in the forest about ten meters away.

The bandits probably didn't expect someone to come up the mountain so soon. After hiding, they were still discussing with each other how to kill the Japanese.

So he didn't notice the noise Sun Lang made.

They had no idea someone was so close to them.

Sun Lang thought to himself that the bandits had indeed set up an ambush.

Fortunately, he was smart and took a detour in advance.

Open the system and scan at a glance. Even in the dark, you can see it at such a close distance.

"Tsk tsk, they really are all bandits."

In addition to the name, the word "bandit" is displayed behind the occupation.

Behind the bandits, there was a tall and thin man moving things, and above his head were ordinary people.

This surprised Sun Lang a little.

The people in the bandit’s den are not actually bandits, but are marked as ordinary people. Could it be because these people have never killed anyone?

So that’s why the system marks us as ordinary people?

Apart from this, I can't think of anything else.

After putting down his things, the man turned around and left, probably going back to the village.

Seeing this, Sun Lang hurriedly left his hiding place and followed secretly.

As for those bandits who were lying in ambush, they were no good guys just like the Japs.