Spy Wars: I am the Captain of the Military Police

Pan Yue knew that after he received the mission, no matter whether he was at a meeting or on the train, there would be people from the Special Agent Department watching nearby.

Now they suddenly changed trains, causing the secret service department to disrupt their plans, and this was a brief blind spot in surveillance.

If you don't take action now, you will miss the chance once you leave the platform.

I am the golden ace undercover agent of the gendarmerie.

There must be a reason why the Police Department attaches so much importance to Wang Yu and the other three.

How could you not report it?

Today, I, Pan Yue, have decided to take Jin Zhide’s leg. Even Jesus cannot stop him!

Thinking of this, Pan Yue covered his stomach and walked to the toilet on the side of the platform.

After entering the restroom, Pan Yue carefully looked around through the window. After making sure that no one from the secret service department was watching, he carefully climbed out from the back window.

Although he originally wanted to find his phone, Pan Yue soon discovered that several familiar faces were already waiting at the exit and were about to enter the platform.

There is not much time left for yourself.

You can only take risks.

Glancing around, he saw a railway policeman nearby. Pan Yue quickly pulled out the pistol hidden inside his crotch and stepped forward to press it against the man's lower back.

"Don't move. I'm Hu Bin from the Special Agents Department. Go to the Military Police and find a man named Itai Yudai or Yoshida Hayato.

Inform them to set up a checkpoint at Yunhui Road and say that it was said by a man called "Half a Devil".

The man who was being held at the waist by Pan Yue's gun was obviously stunned for a moment, and after hearing what Pan Yue said, he said suspiciously, "Half, half a Japanese soldier!?"

"Stop talking nonsense. Just do what I tell you to do. If I find out that you didn't notify them, I, Hu Bin, will come back and kill you." Pan Yue said viciously, and moved the gun in his hand forward.

"Sir, I'll go, I'll go right away, be careful of any accidents!"

"Remember what I said, when you go to the gendarmerie you must explain clearly that it was the 'half-devil' who asked you to go!

You count to thirty now and then look back. If you miss one, I will kill you."

After the railway police started counting, Pan Yue slowly backed away and returned to the toilet through the window.

"Old Pan, why did you take so long? Did you have diarrhea?"

Pan Yue glanced at Hu Bin and ignored him.

Instead, he spoke to Wang Yu and Wang Chuliang. "I looked around and nothing happened, but the train station is not a safe place. Let's leave quickly."

Wang Yu had no chance to tell Wang Chuliang about his inference that there was something wrong with Pan Yue and Hu Bin.

Seeing Pan Yue say this, Wang Chuliang looked at Pan Yue in realization and said, "You went to check the situation! I thought you really had diarrhea."

Pan Yue smiled and said nothing. He turned around and led the way towards the exit.

Wang Yu pulled Wang Chuliang and followed.

Hu Bin was left standing there staring blankly at Pan Yue's back. After a while, Hu Bin reacted and quickly caught up.

At this time, the railway policeman who was caught by Pan Yue before also finished counting.

When I turned around, there was no one behind me.

I walked around the toilet and saw Pan Yue, Hu Bin and their group. I saw Hu Bin at first sight.

He couldn't help but touch his nose and sneered. Then he thought seriously for a while, then turned around, pushed a bicycle out of the shed, jumped on it and rode out of the station.

. . . .

Harbin Gendarmerie.

The gendarmerie was very busy at this time.

After a few days of rest, the bored gendarmes gathered in groups of three or four to have a heated discussion.

Just now, the commander issued the latest order.

Starting tomorrow, the gendarmerie will resume patrols, and the previous order to offer rewards for arresting people has been retained by the superiors and will become a system that will be implemented in the future.

This means that in the future, anyone who is caught making a mistake will receive a generous reward in Japanese yen.

Although it is necessary to strictly abide by the law to arrest people, the military police believe that there are still many people who do not follow the rules in Harbin, especially those in government agencies, intelligence agencies, and Japanese residents and businessmen.

These people will be their first choice targets for making money in Japanese yen.

Different from the lively situation downstairs, Itai Yuda's dormitory seemed particularly deserted.

At this time, Itai Yudai was wearing a neat second lieutenant's uniform, kneeling in the middle of the room, holding his saber and wiping it carefully.

On the ground in front of him was a wrinkled telegram. It was obvious that this telegram had been read many times.

While wiping the sword in his hand, Yudai Itai would occasionally glance at the contents of the telegram.

Gradually, his face turned ferocious and his eyes became red.

At this moment, there was a knock on the door.

Itai Yudai glanced in the direction of the door, reached out to fold the telegram again, stuffed it into a book, stood up and put it back on the bookshelf in the room.

He put the saber back into the sheath and then Itai Yudai went over and opened the door.

There was a military policeman standing at the door. "Sir, someone at the gate wants to see you."

The military police lowered his head and bowed to report.

"Looking for me? Who?"

"It's a railway policeman. He said a man called 'Half-Ghost' asked him to find you!"

The corners of Itai Yudai's mouth twitched. This code name...

A few minutes later, Yudai Itai met the railway police.

"You said that the guy named Hu Bin asked you to come find me?" Itai Yudai looked at the man strangely.

"Yes, Madam, that's what the man said. He also said something about 'half-devil'. I don't quite understand."

"Yoshi." Itai Yudai nodded without comment, then took out a five-yen coin with a hole from his trouser pocket and threw it to the other party. "This is your errand fee, you can go now."

"Thank you, Taijun. Thank you, Taijun."

Itai Yudai watched the railway police leave, then turned back to the gendarmerie to find Zhou Zhengqing.

After the railway policeman left the gendarmerie's sight, he braked to a stop and turned to look in the direction of the gendarmerie.

After thinking about it, he turned the bike and rode in the opposite direction to the train station.

. . . . . .

"You said that Pan Yue asked our military police to set up checkpoints on Yunhui Road?" Zhou Zhengqing was sitting behind his desk, flipping through a document that the Kwantung Army had sent him a few days ago.

This is a response to the gendarmerie's application to establish a security corps.

The Kwantung Army Headquarters agreed to Zhou Zhengqing's plan to form a security group, but only gave him a security team of 300 people as an auxiliary force to assist the Harbin Military Police.

These 300 people will not be under the jurisdiction of the Manchurian government, but will be incorporated into the Kwantung Army. In the future, the Kwantung Army will be responsible for the weapons, ammunition, military expenses and supplies of these 300 people.

In addition, Zhou Zhengqing can also recruit additional personnel on his own to form a security team with these 300 people, but the logistical issues of other personnel will have to be solved by Zhou Zhengqing himself.

Moreover, on the surface, their organization would not be recognized by the Kwantung Army. It was a local security group privately formed by the gendarmerie.

Zhou Zhengqing put the matter of forming a security team on hold as the trouble caused by the gendarmerie had not yet been resolved.

But now that the matter has been settled, Zhou Zhengqing is ready to start by recruiting 300 people to form a security team, and he already has a candidate in mind.