Traveling through the Republic of China, I married a dead person

The military policeman who was taking notes saw Su Bai approaching, put away the notebook in his hand and asked, "Are you the person in charge here?"

"Lan Jieru, I am the person in charge here." Su Bai saw from his collar badge that his military rank was major.

The major immediately saluted Su Bai and said, "Ms. Lan, can we go to your office to talk?"

Su Bai looked at the six bodies on the ground, all wearing Kuomintang uniforms.

Never seen it.

Su Bai suddenly understood that the gunshots he heard at a close distance when he was in the Fifth Rescue Team happened here!

"What's going on?" Su Bai asked, pointing at the corpse on the ground.

"Please come in, Ms. Lan. It's not convenient to talk here." The major made a gesture of invitation and pointed directly in the direction of Su Bai's office.

Does he know where his office is?

"Okay, let's go."

The major asked the other military police to stay in the yard, and he and Su Bai came to the office. Before entering the door, Su Bai saw many bullet holes and scratches on the door and the wall next to it.

"This……"

"Sir," the major stopped Xu Tianyi and said, "Can you stay outside?"

"No!" Xu Tianyi answered confidently and put his hand to his waist.

"You stay here." Su Bai invited the major into the office and saw bullet holes on the wall opposite the door.

Looking down at the ground, there were bloodstains in three places.

"Ms. Lan," the major pointed outside the door and said, "You may not have noticed, but there is more blood outside."

"This……"

"There was a battle here while you were away." The major added, "It was the Japanese, and the target was you."

Ah! Su Bai's eyes widened immediately, and she immediately thought of Wang Shuan.

How did he find this place?

The major told Su Bai what happened when he came here to investigate and heard from the people of the St. Mary's Ambulance Team.

At noon today, a man dressed as an ordinary citizen came to St. Mary's Primary School. He first asked if Lan Jieru was there. When he learned that Lan Jieru was not there, he said that he was an old friend of Lan Jieru and wanted to meet her.

He asked a nurse where Lan Jieru's office was, and then asked Lan Jieru what time she would be back and then left.

"At that time, the nurse said that you should be back soon, and told this person that you would usually be there all day." At this point, the major said to Su Bai that he should remind the team members to be careful around strangers in the future.

"I will. They are all students. They really have no sense of defense. Please continue."

During dinner, four men dressed in Kuomintang uniforms carried two wounded soldiers on stretchers into St. Mary's Hospital and rushed directly to Su Bai's office.

Later, during the military police investigation, it was learned that about half an hour before, a man met a nurse at the gate of St. Mary's Primary School. He asked her and learned that Lan Jieru was inside. Only half an hour later did these people disguise themselves as Kuomintang soldiers and wounded Kuomintang soldiers rush in.

Su Bai shook his head, feeling very confused.

"Am I being a little disorganized? Let me change my approach."

To put it simply, the Japanese wanted to kill Lan Jieru. After learning that Lan Jieru was in the St. Mary's Ambulance, they first sent a plainclothes officer to inquire about the situation. Lan Jieru was not there, so he first identified Lan Jieru's office.

After hearing from the nurse that Lan Jieru would be there almost all day and would be back soon, they decided to take action at night.

Half an hour before the operation, they sent another person to confirm whether Lan Jieru was there, but they met a confused nurse outside the door. She thought Lan Jieru was inside and told the spy.

In this way, they carried out the action as planned, and after entering the hospital, they went straight to Lan Jieru's office.

What they didn't expect was that the nurse inadvertently gave them the wrong message, which led to them being blocked in Lan Jieru's office.

At this point, the major gave a thumbs up and said, "Miss Wan is as brave as any man. She was the first to notice that something was wrong and stopped the six Japanese with a gun."

The bullet holes that Su Bai saw were not made by the Japanese, but by their own people when the two sides were shooting at each other.

As soon as Wan Qili opened fire, several other people came and joined in.

When the reinforcements arrived, they stopped shooting and remained motionless, guarding the doors and windows.

The Japanese did not dare to jump out of the window. They knew very well that if there were ambushes on both sides outside the window, every one of them who came out would die because they could not jump out of the window at the same time.

There was no choice but to rush out of the door together after making sufficient preparations, and they were all shot dead in the end.

The major said it was a pity that this was the case, it would have been better if there were one or two survivors.

"Our people..." Su Bai was worried about the people on his side.

"Only three were injured, all of them slightly injured." A smile appeared on the major's face.

There was pride in that smile, and it was obvious that he was proud of his compatriots for their complete victory on this small battlefield.

"I want to ask, why did the Japanese launch such an attack specifically targeting Ms. Lan? Was it because Ms. Lan had caused them harm that they could not tolerate, or was there another reason?"

"Oh, I had a feud with a Japanese spy in the French Concession, and my people killed a traitor."

The major shook his head, thinking that the traitor was just a dog in their eyes, and they would not risk six lives for a dog.

"This... I'm not sure."

"The Military Control Commission sent people to protect Miss Lan. There must be a secret here, right?"

"Military Control Commission?" Su Bai denied it immediately. She didn't know about the Military Control Commission or the Central Control Commission.

After the military police arrived, they questioned everyone here one by one, including Wan Qili, but there was no way Wan Qili would reveal her identity as a member of the Military Control Commission to him.

"Okay, these are all my guesses. Since Miss Lan doesn't want to say, I will report the situation to my superiors and let them guess." The major said that they would take the bodies away and dispose of them, and then go back to write a detailed investigation report to their superiors.

"If the higher-ups deem it necessary, we can also send troops to protect Ms. Lan."

The major walked out the door and turned back: "Ms. Lan may not know that when I was an instructor in the Military Control Commission's special combat training class a year ago, Wan Qili was my student. She was very outstanding."

"Wait!" Su Bai chased out.

No wonder he knew Wan Qili was a member of the Military Control Commission. It turned out that he was her instructor.

Military police are a special existence in the National Army. They are responsible for organizing military courts, supervising the execution of orders by officers at all levels, battlefield discipline, etc. Unlike the military police in other countries, the military police of the National Army also shoulder combat missions. Although it is a bit out of place, they are the elite of the National Army and one of the most tenacious troops in the subsequent Battle of Nanjing.

Su Bai suddenly understood one thing. The fact that he was producing penicillin was no longer a secret to the Japanese, so why did he have to keep it secret from the Chinese?

After calling himself a fool, Su Bai decided to tell the major everything and ask him to go back and report to his superiors.

The next step is to tell more people to try every path. Whichever path happens to attract the attention of a big shot may succeed.

It is said that all roads lead to Rome, and I only need one road that leads to Nanjing.