Bright Sword: Koi, we have reached the enemy's base camp

The Japanese immediately took the order and left, and the whole city instantly fell into a tense atmosphere.

The city gates were quickly blocked and the Japanese began searching house by house.

The people were terrified, and the streets were filled with cries and the devils' shouting.

Wang Hao and his friends in the city also felt the tense atmosphere.

They knew that the Japs must have begun searching for them frantically.

Wang Hao whispered to everyone, "Everyone be careful, the Japanese have started to act, we must get more information."

Wang Hao and his friends came to a teahouse, which was crowded with people and a good place to get information.

They each found a corner to sit down, ordered a cup of tea, and quietly observed the people around them.

People in the teahouse were whispering about the sudden blockade of the city and speculating what had happened.

Wang Hao pricked up his ears and listened carefully to their conversation.

"I heard that something happened at Sakura Villa and many Japanese soldiers died!" an old man said in a low voice.

"Shh, keep your voice down, don't talk about this kind of thing.

If the devils hear it, it will be troublesome." Another person reminded.

Wang Hao was secretly delighted, it seemed that their actions had caused quite a stir.

But he also knew that now was not the time to relax and they had to come up with a solution as soon as possible.

At this moment, the door of the teahouse was suddenly kicked open and several Japanese soldiers rushed in.

They shouted loudly: "Don't move! Did you see anyone suspicious?"

The teahouse suddenly fell silent, and everyone looked at these devils in horror.

Wang Hao and the others were shocked, but they remained calm on the surface.

They lowered their heads and pretended to drink tea, but their eyes were watching the Japs' every move.

The Japanese soldier walked around the teahouse and found nothing unusual, so he prepared to leave.

Just then, a Japanese soldier suddenly walked up to Wang Hao and looked him up and down.

Wang Hao and the others were so nervous that their hearts were in their throats.

They held tightly the daggers hidden in their clothes, ready to respond to any emergency at any time.

"You, raise your head!" The Japanese pointed at Wang Hao and said in stiff Chinese.

Wang Hao slowly raised his head, without any fear in his eyes.

The Japanese stared at him for a while, didn't seem to find anything wrong, and turned and left the teahouse.

Wang Hao breathed a sigh of relief and winked at a few people.

Everyone immediately understood and left the teahouse one after another to follow the little ghosts.

As Tanabe's search of the city proved fruitless, he grew angrier.

He sat in the Security Bureau's office, banging on the table.

"Where are these guys hiding?" he asked loudly to his men.

All his men lowered their heads and dared not speak.

Tanabe knew that this incident was a heavy blow to him.

An officer was assassinated within his jurisdiction.

If the murderer is not caught soon, his position will also be threatened.

He decided to intensify the search, conducting a carpet search not only in the city but also in the surrounding areas.

Wang Hao and his men quietly followed those Japanese devils.

His footsteps were as light as a cat in the dark night.

They kept a safe distance.

Take advantage of the shadows of the streets and the cover of the crowd to avoid being discovered by the enemy.

When you come to a deserted bend.

It was quiet here, with only the hum of the wind blowing through the dilapidated walls.

Wang Hao winked at his teammates, and everyone quickened their pace tacitly.

The Japanese soldier walking at the end didn't have time to react.

A big hand covered his mouth, and then a dagger was pressed against his neck.

His eyes widened in horror and his legs kept shaking.

Wang Hao whispered in his ear: "If you want to live, don't make a sound."

The little Japanese soldier nodded hurriedly.

They dragged the Japanese soldier to a hidden corner.

Wang Hao then let go of his hand, but the dagger was still on his neck.

"Tell me, who are you looking for? Who sent you here?" Wang Hao stared at the Japanese soldier with sharp eyes.

The Japanese soldier stammered, "They are...the people who attacked Sakura Villa. Our chief has given an order to capture them."

"Who is your director? What is your plan?" Wang Hao continued to ask.

“It was Chief Tanabe, who ordered a city-wide lockdown and search.

If they cannot be found, a comprehensive search will be conducted in the surrounding areas.”

Wang Hao's heart sank. It seemed that the situation was more serious than they had expected.

After they asked the Japanese for all the information they could.

He slit the devil's throat and hid him in a corner.

On the other side, Tananabe was furious in the Security Bureau's office.

His face turned red like a raging bull.

"You bunch of useless people. You can't even find a single person after such a long time!" He roared at the Japanese soldiers under his command.

All his men were trembling with fear and dared not make a sound.

Tanabe turned his gaze to the traitor Er Gouzi.

"Er Gouzi, now is the time for you to serve the Imperial Army.

You have to think of a way, whether it is arresting the people for interrogation or using any other means.

You must find the murderer for me. If you can't find it, you will come to me with your head!"

Er Gouzi was so frightened that he trembled and nodded and said:

"Don't worry, Madam, I'll do it right away."

The traitor Er Gouzi rushed into the street with a group of Japanese devils.

They broke into people's homes like a pack of vicious wolves.

For a moment, the sounds of crying, beating and scolding were intertwined.

In a small courtyard, an old woman was holding her grandson.

The Japanese soldiers broke into the house and the old woman protected her grandson in fear.

Er Gouzi walked up, grabbed the old woman, and said viciously:

"Old lady, have you seen anyone suspicious?"

The old woman trembled and said, "No...I didn't see it."

Er Gouzi didn't believe it and waved his hand to let the Japanese soldiers search the house thoroughly.

Things were thrown everywhere, and the place was a mess.

The little grandson burst into tears out of fear, and Er Gouzi yelled irritably:

"Stop crying! If you cry again I'll beat you to death!"

The old woman begged desperately, but Er Gouzi remained indifferent.

On another street, a group of people were driven together by the Japanese devils.

Er Gouzi stood in front of them and shouted:

"Have you ever seen a stranger? If anyone dares to protect them, they are against the imperial army.

If anyone has seen this, please come forward, or I will be rude to you."

The people were silent, their eyes filled with anger and fear.

Seeing that no one spoke, Er Gouzi grabbed a young man and asked, "Tell me, do you know?"

The little devil gritted his teeth and said, "I don't know!"

Er Gouzi sneered, "Hit me!"

The Japanese soldiers rushed forward and beat and kicked the young man.

The Japanese soldier's face was covered in blood, but he still gritted his teeth.

The people couldn't stand it anymore and glared at Ergouzi and the Japanese devils.

Seeing this, the traitor Er Gouzi became even crazier.

"You all want to protect the murderer, right? Fine, then let's suffer together!"

He commanded the Japanese to continue committing violence against the people.

The whole city fell into an atmosphere of terror.