Bright Sword: Follow Kong's fun and build the strongest military industry

Now everyone just wants to go home and have a drink to celebrate, and by the way, take out the firecrackers that were only set off during the New Year, and let the sound of firecrackers resound throughout Tianjin. Only in this way can everyone let out the anger that has been pent up in their hearts.

This resentment has been building up in our hearts for many years, and this time someone finally came to vent it for us, which is great.

However, the people from the Military and Central Intelligence Agency in the crowd were not thinking about this. Now all the intelligence officers had a question in their minds:

"Who on earth did this? Who is so brave that he dared to rescue people from a heavily guarded convoy of Japanese soldiers in broad daylight?"

In fact, before today, people from the Military Intelligence Bureau and the Central Bureau of Investigation had some ideas about the rescue. After all, if it really succeeded, it would definitely be a great achievement.

But when the Japanese convoy drove out of the prison gate, faced with such a large escort team, everyone chose to wait and see, or gave up the idea of rescuing them.

Unless field troops are mobilized to participate, there is no chance of success with the assassination teams they have. There is no other outcome except to die together.

But now this result surprised everyone. How could it be possible that such a powerful Japanese devils were defeated so easily?

So, in the following period of time, the whole of Tianjin was in turmoil, and all forces wanted to know who did it?

About an hour later, the head of the Japanese Special High Section in Tianjin, Saburo Ogawa, arrived at the scene with more than 100 elite agents.

He had just been scolded by his immediate superior, who also gave him a deadline of three days to find the attacker and bring Zhou Baoguo back, regardless of whether he was dead or alive. If he failed to do so, he would be executed by seppuku.

Ogawa had no choice but to mobilize all his elite troops to investigate the scene, hoping to find some useful clues. The most important thing was to save his life.

When they arrived at the scene, Ogawa felt his scalp tingling when he saw the scene in front of him.

The truck compartment had been blown to pieces, with bullet holes everywhere, especially the car cab. All the drivers were killed by one bullet. The worst hit were the two armored vehicles, which seemed to have been directly hit by anti-tank mines, and the chassis was destroyed beyond recognition.

Because of the Special High Section's request, the Japanese military police who arrived earlier were only responsible for maintaining order at the scene and did not touch anything at the scene. Now that Ogawa has arrived with his men, in addition to sending people to investigate the situation at the scene, they also have to carry away all the Japanese corpses.

After all, this is a busy street with people coming and going, and there are many ordinary people watching and pointing fingers, especially a large number of reporters and foreigners. Even if the Japanese are thick-skinned, they have to pay attention to their own impact.

Although reporters with cameras were stopped outside by the military police, a large number of photos of the heavy casualties among the Japanese devils have probably been taken, and they will probably appear in all the city's newspapers tomorrow.

Chief Ogawa first came to the middle of the convoy and found the truck that was transporting Zhou Baoguo. He also immediately saw the dagger on the body of a Japanese soldier and the picture of Xing Tian's roar.

However, he was not familiar with the mythological history of China and did not know the meaning of the painting. As a senior agent, he subconsciously believed that it was left by the attacker and was a very important thing.

Next, after taking a quick look, he left the scene and ordered others to come in and carry away the body.

Just as a large number of Japanese agents and military police entered the scene, some inexperienced agents moved the corpses on the ground, and then we heard "bang, bang" sounds continuously. The enemy accidentally triggered the booby traps buried by our special forces.

These tactics were specially taught by Kong Hao and were summarized based on a large amount of experience from later generations. Apart from the special forces themselves, even if Yamamoto's special forces team came, they would not be able to crack them.

In addition, in order to increase the lethality, the special forces members deliberately placed all the melon grenades and bullets on the Japanese corpses next to the booby traps. Now they were directly detonated, giving the Japanese a lot of fun.

The flying bullets, the grenades that were thrown out and had their pins pulled out, and a number of defensive grenades, immediately caused heavy casualties to the Japanese agents and military police who were carrying corpses inside. At least more than a hundred people were killed.

In particular, the gasoline on the military trucks was purposefully led to the ground, and when the booby trap exploded, it caused a second explosion. The entire scene turned into a sea of fire and generated a huge air wave.

The reporters on the periphery went crazy when faced with this situation. They did not catch up with the previous battle and therefore missed many opportunities. Now they did not expect that there was such a big surprise waiting for them.

So, regardless of the danger, everyone picked up their cameras and started taking pictures. This was big news and would definitely be the front-page headline of all newspapers.

Even the titles have been thought of, including but not limited to:

"Shocked: After Zhou Baoguo was rescued, the Japanese suffered a second blow, with heavy casualties!"

"Shocked: The head of the Special High Section was thrown into a dog-eat-shit mess."

"Shocked: Which one would hurt the devil more, the first strike or the second strike?"

Of course, these are just general headlines. Ordinary people like to read exaggerated ones. Anyway, as long as they see the Japanese devils in trouble, everyone is happy.

But the biggest news tomorrow is probably "Who did it?"

Not only the Japanese wanted to know the truth, but many intelligence forces also wanted to know when such a powerful dragon crossed the river to Tianjin.

Because Chief Ogawa was far away, he was blown away by the air wave and fell heavily in front of the reporters. As luck would have it, the picture in his pocket fell out and was photographed by many reporters.

In fact, reporters had previously discovered that this old Japanese soldier took something from the car, but because the distance was too far and there were Japanese military police blocking the way, no one could see clearly what it was.

But now that they had such a good opportunity, everyone took advantage of the distraction of the Japanese military police who were maintaining order and quickly broke through the human wall. Most people were struggling with the Japanese military police, but a few who ran fast immediately ran to Chief Ogawa and started taking pictures of the blood-stained painting on the ground.

Of course, a close-up of Ogawa was also given. After all, such an opportunity is very rare. A little Japanese colonel was thrown into such a state. The people of Tianjin would definitely love to see it.

After doing all this, these people quickly fled under the cover of other companions, leaving no time for Chief Ogawa to react.

Moreover, the Japanese did not dare to do anything out of line in public. After all, they did not have the strength to turn against the Eagle Country and the Bull Country.