Spy Wars: I am the Captain of the Military Police

Yudai Itai leaned back in his chair, his head tilted slightly back, his eyes closed, his complexion still not good, and his brows furrowed into a deep frown, clearly still troubled by what had happened in the detention room.

His fingers tapped lightly on his knees unconsciously, the rapid and chaotic rhythm betraying his inner turmoil.

The air conditioning in the carriage seemed to relieve his tension a little, and his tense body relaxed slightly, but he still exuded an aura that kept strangers at bay.

Xu Tian sat next to Shen Suqiu, straightening his posture slightly and looking out the car window.

The street outside the window slowly receded into the distance; the dim streetlights, the mottled walls, and the occasional shop signs flashed by quickly before my eyes.

His eyes appeared calm and undisturbed, as if he were simply admiring the street scene, but in reality, his brain was working at lightning speed, like a sophisticated machine, connecting all the events of the day and repeatedly scrutinizing the key information.

Yudai Itai was the head of the Military Police Intelligence Section, a position that echoed repeatedly in his mind like a bombshell.

His gaze inadvertently drifted to Shen Suqiu, who was sobbing beside him with her head down.

It is clear that Suqiu's attitude towards Banjing Yudai was not just simple fear, but also a mixture of indescribable respect and even a hint of longing.

Like a bewildered student, they are both afraid of being scolded and eager for recognition from their respected teachers.

This complex attitude cannot be explained simply by being "coerced".

Xu Tian slowly closed his eyes.

The Japanese Communist Party (JCP) has long been listed as an illegal organization in Japan and is subject to strict suppression and brutal persecution by the authorities, with countless members forced into exile overseas.

And Yudai Itai, as the head of the intelligence section of the Japanese military police, was actually a member of the Japanese Communist Party?

This is an extremely abnormal contradiction in itself, and it is simply illogical.

But if this conjecture is not true, how can we explain Yudai Itai's various actions?

Is he deceiving his cousin? Is he taking advantage of Shen Suqiu's naivety and trust to achieve some ulterior political purpose?

Or is there some kind of secret deal between him and Shen Suqiu?

Xu Tian's thoughts became increasingly chaotic, with countless questions intertwined and entangled in his mind like a tangled mess.

What exactly happened to my cousin in Tianjin? Why was she injured? Was it really just an accident?

Why was he admitted to the military police hospital? And why was he involved with Yuta Itai?

None of these questions can be answered reasonably.

Xu Tian took a deep breath to suppress the turmoil in his heart.

He knew that this matter was definitely not as simple as it seemed on the surface, and that there must be a huge secret hidden behind it.

As for himself, because of today's accident, he has been completely drawn into this dangerous vortex, and it will probably not be so easy for him to get out unscathed.

On the other side, Yudai Itai, who was leaning back in his seat and seemingly resting with his eyes closed, was actually not resting at all.

His mind was also in turmoil, a complete mess.

Shen Suqiu is such a worry! When we were in Tianjin, he repeatedly told her to keep her mouth shut, but she almost revealed her identity as a member of the Japanese Communist Party to Xu Tian in the detention room!

Yudai Itai's fingers tapped his knees faster and faster, his inner turmoil and inner turmoil almost overflowing.

Now that Xu Tian knows so much, should we kill him? Or, to be on the safe side, eliminate Shen Suqiu as well?

But... the thought of killing Shen Suqiu involuntarily conjured up an image in Ban Jingxiong's mind: a pale, delicate face slowly fading away in his arms...

The same youthful exuberance, the same... foolishness...

Not kill? But Xu Tian is meticulous and has extremely strong observation skills. Today in the detention room, he almost extracted Shen Suqiu's secrets with just a few words. Such a person, knowing so much key information, is undoubtedly a time bomb. No one can guarantee that he won't leak it.

Yudai Itai felt a headache coming on, and his temples throbbed.

He never imagined that what was originally a simple "rescue" mission would turn into this unmanageable situation because of Shen Suqiu's stupidity.

"Mr. Itagaki." Just when the silence in the carriage was almost suffocating, Xu Tian's voice slowly broke the dead silence.

His tone remained calm, with just the right amount of probing, without the slightest offense: "Where are we going?"

Yudai Itai suddenly opened his eyes, his sharp gaze instantly falling on Xu Tian, ​​as if trying to see right through him.

After a moment, he slowly withdrew his gaze, his tone flat and emotionless, as if he were merely stating a trivial matter: "I'll take you home first."

Upon hearing this answer, Xu Tian nodded slightly, did not ask any further questions, and turned his gaze back to the window, but his mind was working even faster.

Sending them home? Is it because they genuinely feel comfortable letting them leave, or is it a way to confirm their address for future monitoring?

The car continued to drive smoothly through the streets and alleys.

The scene outside the window gradually changed from its previous bleak and desolate state to a more lively one. Occasionally, one could see roadside vendors packing up their stalls, and groups of two or three pedestrians chatting idly on the street. The atmosphere of everyday life in the air grew stronger and stronger.

Silence fell again in the carriage, but this time it seemed slightly less intense than before.

About half an hour later, the car slowly slowed down and finally stopped at the entrance of Tongfuli alley.

The streetlights at the alley entrance were dim, their light weak, barely illuminating a small area at the entrance.

Deep in the alley, lights occasionally peek out from residents' homes, forming tiny points of light in the darkness, accompanied by faint coughs and voices, creating an atmosphere full of everyday life.

"We've arrived," said Yudai Itai first, his tone still somewhat stern.

Upon hearing this, Shen Suqiu seemed relieved and immediately pushed open the car door, lowered her head, and quickly got out.

Xu Tian also got out of the car and stood beside Shen Suqiu, his eyes subtly scanning the environment at the alley entrance, paying attention to the surrounding movements.

Yudai Itai didn't get out of the car. He simply rolled down the window, leaned out, and stared intently at Shen Suqiu. His tone was stern, as if he were issuing a final ultimatum: "Shen Suqiu, when you get back, reflect on what you did today!"

"Learn this lesson from today!" He paused, his tone becoming even more serious. "Remember, from now on, without my permission, you are not allowed to mention our affairs to anyone, including your cousin! Do you understand?"

"I heard you, Mr. Itagaki." Shen Suqiu's voice was barely audible. She kept her head down, not daring to meet Itagaki Yudai's gaze. Her shoulders were still trembling slightly from crying earlier.

Banji Yuta turned his gaze to Xu Tian, ​​his eyes filled with a strong warning, his tone icy: "Xu Tian, ​​I hope you remember what you said today and watch your mouth."

At the same time, keep an eye on your younger sister and make sure she doesn't cause any more trouble. If anything happens, you'll be the first person I contact.