Spy Wars: I am the Captain of the Military Police

Seiji Kazuki instinctively wanted to clench his fists, but found that his fingers were cut by bricks and stones. The piercing pain made him hesitate, but it did not reduce his anger at all.

In order to vent his anger, he could only kick the ground with his feet, splashing up a cloud of dust, and kept yelling and cursing, with dirty words constantly spewing out of his mouth.

The military police captain who led the team had a blank expression on his face. There was not a single ripple on his stern face. He bowed and said, "Commander Kazuki Seiji, please forgive my rudeness. Just surrender."

The words were short and powerful, without any hesitation or mercy, and every word seemed to be squeezed out from between teeth.

After saying that, he waved his hand, and with quick and decisive movements, two military police immediately stepped forward and roughly pulled Katsuki Seiji out of the ruins.

"What are you doing! Baka! I'm a lieutenant general! How dare you, little shrimps, arrest me! I want to see your commander Yingzaki! I want to complain to the empire about you! Let me go!"

Katsuki Seiji struggled desperately, kicking and slamming his legs wildly, shouting and cursing, his voice filled with resentment and anger.

But under the strong and powerful control of the gendarmes, all his resistance was in vain. He could only be escorted, step by step, out of the ruins, each step carried with heavy despair.

Afterwards, Takahashi Moto, Takeda Hirokazu and twenty other senior garrison troops who had been hiding here with Kazuki Seiji were all captured.

In fact, Shunsuke Nakamura, Yudai Itai and others knew early on that the top leaders of the garrison troops would not be so easily killed in a bomb.

Haiguang Temple is located in the Japanese Concession in Tianjin and was originally surrounded by Chinese. In order to prevent emergencies, many secret bunkers, air-raid shelters and basements were built in the headquarters.

The naval bombing caught the garrison headquarters off guard, but the navy also had concerns and did not dare to bear the serious consequences of killing an army lieutenant general, so the bombing targets intentionally avoided certain specific targets.

The navy was afraid that the bomb would really kill Seiji Kazuki, but the military police were not afraid.

However, with the naval bombing in front of them, Kiyoshi Kozuki and others would naturally find a place to hide as soon as possible.

Once Kiyoshi Kozuki and the others had hidden themselves, the military police's indiscriminate artillery attacks would be even less able to do anything to Kiyoshi Kozuki and the others.

However, this only applies to the high-level officials of the garrison army. Other middle and low-level personnel and soldiers in the garrison army headquarters were not so lucky. Except for those who were sent out, the scene was filled with broken limbs and arms, and some were buried under the rubble.

Knowing that Seiji Kazuki and others might be alive is the reason why Shunsuke Nakamura, Yudai Itai and others sent military police to clean up the mess.

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After being taken onto the military vehicle, Katsuki Seiji was still not obedient. His eyes were burning with anger and he glared at the military police captain fiercely, as if he wanted to eat the other person alive.

He leaned forward, trying his best to overwhelm the other person with his momentum, and kept muttering: "You will regret this, and you will all pay the price for your actions today!"

Every time he spoke a word, he seemed to have used up all his strength. The veins on his neck bulged out like twisted earthworms.

The military police captain sat opposite him with a cold look in his eyes. He turned a deaf ear to Kazuki Seiji's threats and just watched the scenery flashing by outside the car window quietly. There was no ripple in his heart, as if everything in front of him had nothing to do with him.

The military vehicle sped along, its wheels making sharp sounds as they rubbed against the ground, and finally stopped outside the gendarmerie headquarters, in front of the temporary cells where the students had been detained.

Then, Seiji Kazuki was dragged out of the car roughly. Because he struggled violently, the military police had to pull Seiji Kazuki forward by his arms, causing Seiji Kazuki's feet to leave two long marks on the ground.

When Hashimoto Gun, Takeda Hirokazu and others who got off the bus behind saw this scene, they all lowered their heads and sighed helplessly.

Even a lieutenant general like Katsuki Seiji was treated like this, so they didn't dare to say anything and just followed the military police to the cell obediently.

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At the gendarmerie artillery position not far from the ruins of Haiguang Temple.

The search inside Haiguang Temple is still going on. During this period when the other garrison troops are leaderless, the military police must thoroughly clean up Haiguang Temple. They will capture those who can be captured, and shoot those who cannot be captured!

By the way, see if you can find something "valuable".

The garrison tank convoy had already approached, posing a huge threat to the Gendarmerie Type 2 tank. Fortunately, a group of naval dive bombers that had just replenished their ammunition came again and scared the garrison tank convoy back completely.

The garrison troops were still fighting with the Chinese troops in Tianjin, and the dispatched troops could not return to Haiguang Temple for a while.

Moreover, when the situation is unclear and there are no orders from superiors, most commanders of the troops will only send people to check the situation first. By the time they figure out the situation in Haiguang Temple, the gendarmerie should be almost done.

Haiguang Temple has become a ruin, and Zhou Zhengqing's order has been completely executed.

At this time, the gendarmes at the artillery position had already begun to remount the cannons onto the back of the armored vehicles, ready to run away at any time.

But Shunsuke Nakamura was in extreme anxiety at this moment.

His brows were tightly twisted into a knot, and his leather boots stepped heavily on the ground, making a dull and rhythmic "clack" sound as he walked back and forth.

On the other hand, Yudai Itai, a guy who always acts boldly and fearlessly, forms a sharp contrast with Shunsuke Nakamura.

I saw that the corners of Itai Yudai's mouth were slightly raised with a hint of cynical smile, and his eyes revealed a kind of disdain and contempt for the situation, as if nothing could make him take it to heart.

What's even more outrageous is that Ken Nakagawa got a chair from somewhere and was leaning back and forth on it with his legs crossed, a cigarette dangling from his mouth. He looked nonchalant, as if everything in front of him was just an insignificant farce.

Nakamura Shunsuke suddenly stopped and turned around, his face full of worry, his voice unconsciously trembled a little, even a little hoarse: "Itai-kun, this time when I arrested Kazuki Seiji, my eyelids kept twitching, and I was very panicked. I always felt that things were going to get out of control.

As you know, he is the commander of the garrison and a lieutenant general.

Now we have not only blown up the Haiguang Temple, but also arrested Xiangyue Qingsi. Isn't it going to be a big deal? How are we going to end this?"

As he spoke, he kept rubbing his hands. The blue veins on his hands were slightly bulging from the force, and his fingertips were slightly white due to excessive tension.

Itai Yudai didn't say anything, but Ken Nakagawa, who was lying on the chair, raised the corners of his mouth slightly, revealing a sarcastic smile.

He gently blew out a smoke ring, which slowly rose and gradually dissipated. Then he said slowly: "Haha, my Chief of Staff Nakamura, you are too timid and afraid of things.

It was Seiji Kazuki who attacked our military police first. Now he is being retaliated by us. It is entirely his own fault.

Moreover, now that we have bombed the garrison headquarters, the matter is a foregone conclusion. Even if someone wants to say something, how big a stir can it cause?

In front of General Takazaki, they are nothing but a mob. " After saying this, he curled his lips in disdain and flicked the ash off his cigarette. His movements were casual and contemptuous, as if he was laughing at how ridiculous Nakamura's worries were.