Traveling through the Republic of China to become a special agent, the system is very easy for me

The sudden scene startled everyone present. Not knowing what had happened, they assumed someone was causing trouble and immediately gathered around. Many of the officers knew Zhang Lili and asked why Yue Haishan had arrested her, seemingly wanting to stand up for her.

When Yue Haishan realized that something was wrong, he knew that the officers were unaware of the situation and that he couldn't explain it to them.

He immediately shouted:

"Anyone who dares to obstruct the Military Intelligence Bureau from carrying out its duties will be prosecuted for obstructing official business!"

Upon hearing that they were from the Military Intelligence Bureau, everyone tried to avoid them and scattered immediately, not daring to get involved.

Yue Haishan and others escorted Zhang Lili out of the officers' club, at which point the arrest operation at the entrance also ended.

Just a few minutes after Yue Haishan and the others went inside, the four people in the second group got out of the car and slowly walked towards the gate.

As they passed the rickshaw driver, the four men suddenly turned around and pounced on him. The rickshaw driver had no time to react before he was grabbed, pinned to the ground, and captured without resistance.

Yue Haishan immediately brought the two Japanese spies back to the Military Intelligence Bureau. Chu Yuntian was very happy. Now he was just waiting for Yuan Ye to return. He wondered how things were going on his end.

He was more concerned about Yuan Ye's side, because the person they arrested was the important one. According to Yuan Ye's judgment, the Japanese spy at Xinxin Clothing Store was likely the head of the Japanese spy group.

Ten minutes later, Yuan Ye returned with Li Hong. Judging from their expressions, the operation must have been a great success.

Yuan Ye told Chu Yuntian that the two Japanese spies at Xinxin Clothing Store had been successfully captured, and their radio and ciphers had been seized.

Chu Yuntian was overjoyed. During the time Yuan Ye had been there, he had successfully captured three radios. In particular, the captured codes were even more valuable than the captured Japanese spies, and they had greatly helped the Telecommunications Department's decryption work.

After Yuan Ye finished his report, he interrogated the head of the Japanese spy team overnight. Through his ability to eavesdrop on thoughts, he quickly learned that the Japanese spy team was sent by the Japanese military in Wuhan. The head of the team was named Harada Tetsuya, and there were a total of 6 members, including two meteorological experts. These two people were hiding in Nanshan, Nan'an District, Chongqing, and were carrying meteorological observation equipment. They used the equipment to predict the weather for the next two days.

Nanshan covers an area of ​​25 square kilometers. Harada Tetsuya did not know the exact location of the weather team. They only communicated through the radio, and every few days he would send the rickshaw driver to deliver food and other supplies to them.

Only the rickshaw driver knew the location of the weather team. The rickshaw driver's name was Nakamura Hiroshi. Yuan Ye immediately interrogated Nakamura Hiroshi and soon learned the location of the weather team. They lived in a valley called Jinzhugou next to Chuntianling, the highest peak of Nanshan. The place was densely forested and rarely visited by people. The two of them built a hut there and had been living there for several months.

After Yuan Ye learned what he needed, he naturally gave Harada Tetsuya and Nakamura Hiroshi a severe beating, only stopping when the two were on the verge of death.

Then Yuan Ye came to Chu Yuntian's office and told Chu Yuntian that the Japanese spy had confessed and that the weather team was hiding in Jinzhugou, at the foot of Chuntianling in Nanshan.

It was already past 10 p.m., and Nanshan was pitch black. The journey was long and it was easy to get lost. Even if they finally got to the vicinity, the noise they made in the quiet night might alert the Japanese spies. If the Japanese spies escaped under the cover of darkness, they would be very difficult to catch.

After discussing it, Yuan Ye and Chu Yuntian decided to wait until dawn the next day to begin the arrest. Yuan Ye immediately summoned Yue Haishan and Li Hong, instructing them to bring their men and follow him the next morning.

The next day, as soon as it was light, Yuan Ye got up. When he arrived at the Military Intelligence Bureau compound, Yue Haishan and Li Hong were already there with more than a dozen men, all ready to go.

Yuan Ye waved his hand, signaling to set off. Everyone got into the car, and soon it drove out of the Military Intelligence Bureau's gate and headed towards Nanshan.

Half an hour later, the car stopped at the foot of Nanshan Mountain, and everyone got out and headed towards Chuntianling.

Yuan Ye and the guide walked ahead. More than an hour later, the guide stopped when they were 200 meters away from Jinzhugou, as Yuan Ye had instructed. He told Yuan Ye that Jinzhugou was just ahead. Yuan Ye looked at his watch. It was already past seven o'clock in the morning. The ravine ahead was shrouded in mist, and he could not see anything inside.

Yuan Ye glanced at the group behind him. They had been climbing the mountain for over an hour and were all panting heavily. Yuan Ye told Yue Haishan and Li Hong to wait there while he went ahead to observe the situation before starting the next step of the operation.

Yue Haishan was worried that it would be dangerous for him to go, so he suggested sending someone else to scout the situation in the ditch. Yuan Ye did not agree. He knew that sending someone else would be useless. Only he had extraordinary hearing and could find out the situation in the ditch without alerting the Japanese spies.

Yuan Ye walked a few dozen meters before disappearing into the fog. He moved forward slowly, trying not to make a sound. By this time, he was close to Jinzhugou. The fog in the gully was even thicker, and the visibility was even lower. You couldn't see anything more than two meters away.

Yuan Ye groped his way forward, walking several dozen meters further, his ears constantly searching for any sounds around him. Suddenly, he heard the heartbeats and breathing of two people. Judging from the frequency of the sounds, the two people should still be asleep.

These two people must be Japanese spies without a doubt. Judging from the distance, they are only about 100 meters away from me, and right in front of me.

Yuan Ye was overjoyed. He paused to consider it and decided there was no need to go back and call Yue Haishan and the others. If he went back to call them, it would take a lot of time, and the Japanese spies might wake up at any time. It would be better to sneak over and capture them while they were still asleep. With his abilities, he was more than capable of dealing with these two Japanese spies.

He slowly made his way forward, and ten minutes later he arrived at the shack. It was a shack made of trees, covered with a thick layer of branches and thatch, and a tarpaulin hung at the entrance.

The shack was very well hidden, right next to the cliff behind it, surrounded by dense trees. It was impossible to find without getting close. If Yuan Ye hadn't been guided by the sound, he would never have been able to get close.

He suddenly heard someone inside turn over, then sit up and stretch; clearly, the person was awake.

Yuan Ye hid near the entrance and heard the person inside mutter something. Then he shook his companion awake and said:

"I heard a noise outside, did you hear it?"

Yuan Ye guessed that the sound was probably made by hitting branches when passing through the dense bushes, which was unavoidable.

He was being very careful, but he still managed to wake one of the Japanese spies. He was probably almost awake when he heard the noise.

However, he wasn't sure yet because the sounds outside had disappeared.

Another Japanese spy rubbed his sleepy eyes, listened to the sounds outside, but heard nothing; it was as quiet as any other morning.

"Are you sure you heard me right? Why don't you go out and take a look?"

"Ok."

The Japanese spy pulled a pistol from under his pillow, stood up, walked to the door, lifted the curtain made of tarpaulin, and crawled out.