Devil's Army

It turned out that on the third day after Captain Wang and Commander Sun led their troops to join the First Anti-Japanese Army, a Japanese businessman came to Tieling County and said he wanted to buy a shop.

The old county chief originally did not want to sell it to him, but the Japanese businessman said to him, "Your county government is open to investment, you sell the shop, I will help you buy the shop with real money, why do you refuse?"

The old county magistrate couldn't find a reason to refuse, so he had to call Leng Feng for instructions.

Leng Feng told him, "We in Tieling County are attracting investment, no matter if they are Japanese or American, as long as they do business peacefully, they make their money and we collect our taxes, there is nothing wrong with that. I will just arrange someone to keep an eye on him.

So the Japanese businessman bought a shop from the old county magistrate and prepared to do business.

Leng Feng originally wanted to arrange for someone to go over and investigate today to see if there was anything fishy going on. But Gray Wolf came back, so he asked him to arrange for someone to do it.

Gray Wolf and six special forces arrived at the county government. Gray Wolf asked the old county magistrate: "Is there anything strange about this Japanese businessman?"

The old county chief told him: "No, he and a few of his men are renovating the shop and preparing to open it for business."

So Gray Wolf also bought a shop diagonally opposite the Japanese merchant's shop and renovated it in preparation for doing business.

The old county chief asked him: "Deputy Commander, what business do you want to do with this shop?"

"Many women in the Oroqen tribe can do some handicrafts, so we can sell their handicrafts."

Three days later, the simply renovated Japanese shop opened for business. Huilang's Oroqen handicraft shop also opened for business that afternoon.

"This Japanese shop sells daily necessities such as kerosene, matches, soap, etc., as well as candies imported from Japan."

Gray Wolf got nervous when he saw Japanese shops selling candies, because the Japanese water supply troops often injected plague and cholera viruses into these candies and tricked children into eating them, causing plague and cholera in the local area.

Gray Wolf asked the police to find an excuse to go to the Japanese shops to get some candy specimens and temporarily ban the Japanese shops from operating.

So Director Li took two policemen to the Japanese store and asked them to temporarily stop business, saying that candy was a hot commodity and had to be reported to the police. They also took three samples of each candy to report.

The Japanese businessman said to Director Li with a smile, "I'm really sorry. I didn't know your county had this rule. I'm sorry for the trouble." After that, he stuffed a pile of dollars into Director Li's hands.

Director Li returned the money to the Japanese businessman and said to him righteously: "As long as you are doing business honestly, we will never make things difficult for you."

"That's right, that's for sure. We come here just to make money." The Japanese businessman took back the money angrily.

Director Li gave the candy sample to Gray Wolf, who immediately ordered someone to send the candy sample to the tribe for Dean Yuan to test.

After careful testing by Yuan Wanting, no plague, cholera or other viruses were found in all candy samples. They were just normal candies.

Gray Wolf informed Director Li that the candy inspection was normal and the Japanese shop could open for business.

Director Li asked a policeman to inform Japanese shops that they could operate normally.

After opening, the Japanese shop's business became better and better because the prices of its products were similar to those of the daily groceries shops in Tieling County, and some were even slightly lower than those of the daily groceries shops in the same industry. In addition, the variety of products was more complete than that of the daily groceries shops in the same industry, so the Japanese shop's business became better and better.

The owners and employees of Japanese shops always smile and speak politely to the common people who come in to buy things. If they encounter a crying child, the owner of a Japanese shop will give him a candy.

Gradually, Japanese shops gained a better and better reputation among the people of Tieling County.

However, the Gray Wolf special forces did not find anything abnormal about the owner and clerk of the Japanese shop.

The gray wolf even thought that they were being too suspicious.

One day, a clerk in a Japanese shop left the shop in a panic, hired a horse carriage, and headed out of Tieling County.

A special forces soldier walked out of the handicraft store as if nothing had happened, turned the corner and quickly ran to the military camp, then rode a horse and followed.

After returning, the special forces soldier reported to Gray Wolf. He followed the Japanese shop clerk to the gate of Fengtian City. After watching the clerk enter Fengtian, he returned.

"What is this guy doing in Fengtian?" Gray Wolf didn't know, so he decided to go to the Japanese shop himself to find out.

"Boss, come and take over Daqianmen." Gray Wolf arrived at the Japanese shop and shouted to the boss.

"Okay, sir, please wait a moment." A clerk in a Japanese shop said with a smile.

"Well, it seems like there's one person missing today?" Gray Wolf lit a cigarette and asked casually.

"Oh, Nakagawa's father got drunk and fell and was injured. He asked for leave to go back to Fengtian for two days."

"Your business is good, can you and the boss handle it?"

"Thank you for your care. I'll be able to take care of it even if I'm busy."

Gray Wolf chatted for a while and then left. The Japanese shop clerk was very careful with his words and he had no way of getting any useful information out of him.

After nearly a week, Gray Wolf still did not find anything unusual about the owner and the clerk of this Japanese shop. He was still thinking about finding the Japanese water supply unit.

So he asked several special forces members from the handicraft shop to keep an eye on their movements, and he returned to the tribe.