Spy Wars: I have space, but I choose to work alone

Major General Sakanishi felt as if his mind was exploding as he listened to his own full and passionate voice.

At this moment, he himself suspected that he had a split personality, and that the other personality had really defected to America. Otherwise, all the current evidence showed that he was the traitor who leaked the information.

"It's unfair! Commander, this is an elaborate plan to frame me! If I were a traitor, would I keep these letters of loyalty and recordings at home? This is clearly someone framing me! Commander, please believe in my loyalty to the Empire!"

After all, he was an exceptional person who could become a general. Major General Sakanishi quickly found a fatal logical flaw in all the seemingly reasonable evidence.

Things like handwritten letters of allegiance, photos, and recordings are usually key items used by intelligence agencies to blackmail spies. How could they be returned to the blackmailed spy himself?

Even if there are two copies, one copy is given to the spy to be used as a threat, reminder, and to force the spy who shows signs of regret to submit.

Which spy would be so stupid as to keep such a deadly thing? Most people would want to destroy it immediately after reading it, so why would they be so stupid as to keep it in a safe?

This is totally against normal logic!

After Major General Sakanishi finished speaking, everyone present nodded and put themselves in his shoes. If they were the traitor, it would be unlikely for them to keep these deadly things.

The soldiers who had originally believed 100% that Major General Sakanishi was the traitor now began to suspect whether someone had deliberately framed Major General Sakanishi.

Shinichi Iwai had the same question in his mind, so he continued to search through the evidence on the bed, trying to find more powerful evidence.

"Huh? What is this?"

Shinichi Iwai took out an exquisite card written all over English from the evidence, but his English was limited and he couldn't understand it at all.

Anything that might be placed in a safe must be important.

Iwai Shinichi summoned Yuan Shu over and asked in a low voice:

"Yuan Jun, do you know English? Look at what this is.

Although Yuan Shu was a legendary figure, he only lived a simple life while studying abroad.

He was familiar with Japanese, but English was a bit difficult for him. Moreover, it was handwritten, which made it even harder to recognize. He could only shake his head with a little embarrassment.

Iwai Shinichi looked at his agents again, and finally took the card and walked to Akao Kanjo, the Consul General working at the British Embassy:

"Mr. Consul General, could you please help translate this for me?"

After the Consul General Akao Kanjo took it, he began to read without thinking much:

“Dear Johnson:

Thank you for your outstanding contribution to the United States, as you have demonstrated your loyalty through practical actions·····”

His "authentic" London accent made the uneducated people who didn't know English at the scene stand in awe. They looked at Akao Kanjo as if he were their idol, with deep envy in their eyes.

These days, the British Empire is still the empire on which the sun never sets, the dream country of many people. If you can speak English with a British accent, you will be treated as a distinguished person wherever you go.

Especially in Mu Qiang's country, people who can speak English are celebrities, whether in the military or in politics.

Seeing his immediate boss pretending to be arrogant without explaining, Iwai Shinichi couldn't help but remind him:

"Your Excellency the Consul General's English is really standard! Could you help translate it for me?"

Akao Kanjo cleared his throat and said proudly:

"This is a congratulatory letter to a man called Johnson. The gist of it is to thank him for his outstanding contribution to the country and to give him something important now."

"Johnson?"

Hearing this extremely familiar English name, the expeditionary force commander, Junroku Tian, looked at Major General Sakanishi, who was being supported by two agents and was barely able to stand.

Major General Sakanishi was the only general in the Japanese Expeditionary Force who could speak English. Even Shunroku Tadashi knew his English name.

"The feeling is that I have made great contributions, and the American master has rewarded me for it!"

This is the common thought in everyone's mind.

"Report, Major General Sakanishi's fingerprints were found on the gold bars, US dollars, and recording boxes in the safe."

At this time, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs agent in charge of technology began to report, and the army agent following closely behind also nodded.

"What else do you have to say now?"

Shinichi Iwai, feeling that he had made a great contribution, put his hands behind his back, stood on tiptoe calmly, raising his height of less than 160 cm, creating a condescending posture, and looked down pitifully at Major General Sakanishi.

"Even if there is this English text message, what does it prove? Even if it does, it still cannot explain why these things are not destroyed and why they are still kept." At the critical moment of life and death, Major General Sakanishi's mind was working at high speed.

This is indeed a logical loophole that is difficult to explain.

Iwai Shinichi was also stumped by the question. He didn't know how to refute for a moment and stood there in a stalemate, feeling a little embarrassed.

"Your Excellency, I think I can explain!"

A new agent from Iwai Mansion, who could not find any professional agents, was forced to be selected from the new graduates of the domestic police academy, and was stumped when he saw his boss's questions.

"Baga! Is this the place where you can talk?"

Lu Jun saw that the little Karami, who could only follow the big boss and act as a background, was actually speaking in such an occasion without any distinction of superiors and inferiors, and they all shouted at him and scolded him.

Even the people in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs looked at this ignorant young man with some dissatisfaction, especially the young man's direct superior, who had already begun to think about how to "deal with" this guy who had embarrassed him after returning.

"Oh! Young man, if you have any opinion, just say it. It doesn't matter if you are wrong!"

Iwai Shinichi, who was eager for someone to rescue him, saw that it was his own men who came to the rescue, so he quickly spoke up to change the subject.

With the encouragement from his boss, the agent walked to the front row and confidently began his performance.

He paced back and forth, explaining:

"You gentlemen are just looking at this matter with normal people's thinking. Naturally, you find it difficult to understand why someone would keep these things that can expose people."

"But from the perspective of criminal psychology, this is not very strange!"

Suddenly he turned around, pointed at the confused Major General Sakanishi confidently and casually, and said loudly:

"Scheming frog, there is only one truth, that is, Major General Sakanishi is not a normal person, he is a mentally twisted pervert!"

"Wow·····"

"Nani?"

This bizarre argument immediately made the people present somewhat unbelievable, and they all exclaimed in surprise.