Spy Wars: I am the Captain of the Military Police

"Is everything installed?"

Check the vehicle!

Secure the goods! Don't let them get scattered on the way!

Ogura Daichi's rough, hoarse voice sounded like a gong polished with sandpaper. He stood with his hands on his hips, his gaze sweeping over every truck like a mine sweeper, afraid of missing even the slightest detail.

Completely ignoring Xu Zhongyi standing beside him, whose brows were furrowed in worry.

“Kameda!

"Raise the military police headquarters' identification flag high! Show it clearly! Let those blind bastards on the street see it clearly!"

His Kansai accent carried an innate arrogance, every word exuding domineering power. He stomped his leather boots hard on the ground, the frozen snow crunching under his feet, and the splashed snow stuck to his trouser legs, but he didn't care at all.

"Hey!" Sergeant Kameda immediately straightened his back, strode over to the lead and tail vehicles, and directed two soldiers to climb onto the roof of the driver's cab.

The soldiers dared not slack off, quickly unwrapping the canvas and securing the two flags firmly to the brackets on the roof of the vehicle. One was the Rising Sun Flag, adorned with a red sun and sixteen rays of light, its scarlet background fluttering in the cold wind, dazzling and arrogant.

The other side is made of white silk fabric, with a large red "宪" (Xian) character embroidered in the center. The characters are vigorous, and from a distance, one can feel the deterrent power of the military police.

After the flag was hung, Kameda personally reached out and tugged at it to make sure it wouldn't budge before turning to Ogura and bowing to report, "Sir, the flag is up and everything is in order!"

Ogura Daichi nodded slightly, his face showing even greater excitement.

With everything ready, Ogura Daichi gave the order document in his hand a final check.

The most striking feature on the paper is the bright red seal of the Tianjin Military Police Headquarters at the end of the signature. The seal's lines are clear, its color is vibrant, and it exudes an inviolable authority.

The wording of the document was extremely strong, with every word highlighting the privileges of the military police. It authorized him to "requisition everything needed along the way for the execution of top-secret special missions, and to take immediate action against any obstacles, whether military or civilian."

Ogura gently stroked the seal with his rough fingers, a smug smile creeping onto his lips. Leading the mission alone this time was practically a breath of fresh air for him.

Having always stayed by Zhou Zhengqing's side, with someone constantly watching over him, the thought of leading the team himself, making him the highest-ranking officer, filled Ogura Daichi with immense excitement.

"Ogura-kun!" Just then, a gentle yet somewhat serious voice came from afar.

Ogura Daichi looked up and saw Kofuji Saburo emerging from the main entrance of the military police building. He was wearing a crisp lieutenant's uniform, the rank insignia on his collar gleaming in the dim light. With his hands behind his back, he walked steadily and waved to Ogura Daichi from afar.

Saburo Kotobuki was slender with delicate features and exceptionally sharp eyes. He was a man of few words but meticulous in his work. In the military police headquarters, and given that he was a member of the Kotobuki family, his prestige was far beyond that of Ogura Daichi, a merchant's son.

Upon seeing Kofuji Saburo, Ogura Daichi, who had been feeling quite smug just moments before because he could lead a mission on his own, immediately suppressed his pride and his arrogance faded, replaced by a respectful expression.

She jogged quickly to Kofuji Saburo, stopped, bowed slightly, and placed her hands on her thighs, her posture impeccably respectful: "Kofuji-kun, what brings you here?"

His tone carried a hint of deliberate flattery, after all, Kofuji Saburo was of a higher status than him, and it wouldn't hurt to curry favor with him a little more often.

Kofuji Saburo showed no sign of a smile. His face hardened, his eyes became serious, and his tone deepened: "Ogura-kun, don't let your guard down. This time you're going deep into the war zone. The situation along the way is complex, so be careful in everything you do."

"Hey! Thank you for the reminder, Kofuji-kun. I'll remember it!" Ogura Daichi quickly bowed and thanked him, lowering his head even further and not daring to look Kofuji Saburo in the eye.

Although he was arrogant, he knew that Kofuji Saburo was doing it for his own good and to ensure the mission could be completed smoothly, so he didn't dare to utter a word of objection and could only obediently agree.

Kotoburo glanced at Ogura Daichi again, his gaze subtly gesturing towards a room on the second floor where the curtains were slightly drawn back. The gap in the curtains was so small that it was almost invisible unless one looked closely.

Then, Kofuji Saburo took a step closer, lowered his voice, and said in a tone that only the two of them could hear, "You better behave yourself. The general has gone to Beiping for a meeting and will not be back for a while. Miss Sakura is taking care of Miss Keiko and has no time to deal with you."

But we have another woman here who is not to be trifled with. In order to curry favor with the general, she will report everything that happened during the time he was away!

You were shouting so loudly in the yard, I heard it all from the office, and she probably heard it too. If you keep being so arrogant, you'll get what's coming to you sooner or later.

"Ah!" Ogura Daichi looked in the direction Kotosaburo was pointing and saw the office of Nanzo Yunko, the head of the Special Higher Police.

Upon hearing the name "Nanzo Yunzi," Ogura Daichi instinctively shrank his neck, a look of apprehension appearing on his face, and his body stiffened slightly.

He had a deep impression of Nanzo Yunzi. That woman appeared weak and gentle, but she was ruthless and cunning, with vicious methods and great ambition. She was only interested in currying favor with the general and loved to collect dirt on other people.

"It's good that you understand." Seeing the wary look on his face, Kofuji Saburo nodded with satisfaction and softened his tone slightly: "If you're ready, hurry up and set off. The sooner you go, the sooner you'll come back. After the mission is completed, we still need to pack up and prepare for the relocation of the headquarters. It'll be good for you to come back early so you can lend me a hand."

The general affairs department is too chaotic. Registering supplies, counting ammunition, arranging soldiers' food and lodging, and all sorts of paperwork and reports—I really can't manage it all by myself.”

"Hi! I'm off right now! I'll complete the mission as soon as possible and come back to help you!" Ogura Daichi bowed deeply again.

"Okay, be careful." Kotoburo patted Ogura Daichi on the shoulder, his eyes filled with a hint of caution: "Stay calm in the face of trouble, and try to be patient if you can. If you really encounter a problem that you can't solve, send a telegram back immediately, and headquarters will step in to resolve it."

"Understood!" Ogura Daichi nodded vigorously, then turned and strode toward the lead carriage.

He quickly jumped into the passenger seat of the lead truck, and once settled, Ogura Daichi said to the driver in a deep voice, "Let's go!"

Xu Zhongyi, who was standing to the side, waved to Kofun Saburo in the distance and then boarded the truck.

A relatively comfortable spot was specially reserved for him in the carriage, covered with a thick blanket, which could both insulate him from the cold and slightly alleviate the bumps. There was also a wooden board next to him to provide some shelter from the wind.