Spy war in the Republic of China, peak undercover

The night sky in Changchun gradually brightened, and the first rays of dawn shone through the gap in the curtains and onto Lu Yang's desk.

Various documents and maps were scattered on the table, making it look a bit messy.

Lu Yang sat at the table, staring ahead with heavy eyes, his face etched with deep fatigue and determination.

Although last night's operation successfully destroyed a secret laboratory, Lu Yang knew that this was just the tip of the iceberg.

His heart was filled with heaviness, because behind every action, the lives of countless innocent people hung in the balance.

He knew very well that the shadow of this war was far from over and he had to continue fighting.

Suddenly, his phone rang.

He picked up the receiver, and Lao Guan’s anxious voice came from the other end of the phone: “Lu Yang, there is an emergency.

One of our insiders was arrested in Harbin, and he had important information about the new laboratory."

Lu Yang frowned and immediately responded, "I understand. I will go to Harbin immediately." After hanging up the phone, he began to pack his equipment. He checked every item again and again to make sure everything was in order.

The distance from Changchun to Harbin is not far, but for Lu Yang, every minute and every second seems extremely long.

He sat on the hard seat of the train, the scenery outside the window quickly receded, while his thoughts wandered in the unknown ahead.

When the train arrived at the station, Lu Yang got off the train in a low-key manner as usual.

The winter in Harbin is colder than that in Changchun, and the wind is biting, but his heart burns like a flame, dispelling all the cold.

He walked through the bustling crowd and arrived at the agreed meeting place - an inconspicuous little teahouse.

The teahouse was well heated, in stark contrast to the cold outside.

Lu Yang found a corner to sit down. Soon, an ordinary-looking middle-aged man walked in.

He looked around and when he saw Lu Yang, he walked over quickly.

"Mr. Lu, I was sent by Lao Guan, codenamed 'North Star'." The man whispered, his eyes alert and firm.

Lu Yang nodded and gestured for him to sit down. Polaris pulled a small envelope from his pocket and handed it to Lu Yang. "This is the last piece of intelligence our insider sent before he was arrested. He said it contains key information about the new laboratory."

Lu Yang took the envelope and opened it carefully.

Inside was a simple map and a few scribbled notes describing a secret facility on the outskirts of the city and the high security measures there.

"We need to act quickly," Lu Yang said, a determined glint in his eyes, "before they start new experiments."

Polaris nodded in agreement: "I have contacted several reliable people who will provide assistance in the operation."

Lu Yang and Polaris discussed a specific action plan.

They decided to infiltrate the laboratory at nightfall, gather as much intelligence as possible, and look for an opportunity to destroy the facility.

As the night deepened, Lu Yang, Polaris and several underground party members, wearing black night clothes, approached the target location quietly.

This is a seemingly ordinary industrial factory, but the strict security measures and high walls surrounding it reveal its true identity.

They avoided the patrol lights and used the cover of darkness to approach the wall step by step.

Lu Yang pulled out a pair of night vision goggles and carefully observed the movements around him. His heartbeat quickened, and every move felt like a brush with death. But for the sake of those innocent lives, he had no choice but to retreat.

They found a blind spot that was not monitored, quickly and carefully climbed over the wall, and landed in the shadow of the factory.

Lu Yang signaled everyone to stop and whispered, "Act according to the plan and be careful."

The team members were divided into two groups, one responsible for collecting intelligence and the other ready to detonate the facility if necessary.

Lu Yang led the intelligence-gathering team and quietly entered the main building.

The corridors in the building were empty, with only the occasional sound of machines running.

They advanced cautiously, every step potentially a trap.

Every one of Lu Yang's senses was stretched to the limit, and he could feel the tension in the air.

They came to the door of a laboratory and looked through the small window.

Inside, several people in white coats were busy, occasionally walking around with test tubes and notebooks. Lu Yang took out a small camera, pointed it at the window, and began to record these activities.

Suddenly, an alarm sounded, breaking the silence of the night.

Lu Yang's heart tightened, and he immediately realized that their actions might have been exposed.

He quickly put away his equipment and said to his team members: "Retreat, retreat immediately!"

They retreated as quickly as shadows and returned to the wall.

But just as they were about to climb over the wall, search lights suddenly came on, illuminating their position.

"Run!" Lu Yang shouted and took the lead to rush towards the distant woods.

Gunshots rang out behind them and bullets whizzed past their ears, but they did not stop.

They finally rushed into the woods and temporarily avoided their pursuers.

Lu Yang and his team members hid behind a big tree. Everyone was gasping for breath, but they were all safe and sound.

Lu Yang checked the camera.

After confirming the data was safe, he told everyone: "We have obtained the information we need. The most important thing now is to return safely."

They made their way through the woods, evaded their pursuers, and eventually returned to the city safely.

After returning to the safe house, Lu Yang handed the information in the camera to Polaris.

"This should be enough," Lu Yang said, a hint of fatigue flashing in his eyes, but more of determination, "We must pass this information on as soon as possible so that more people know what happened here."

Polaris nodded, he knew the importance of this information.

He immediately began to contact the outside world and prepare to send the information out of Harbin safely.

Lu Yang leaned back in his chair and closed his eyes. Although he felt heavy in his heart, he also felt a sense of relief.

Although they failed to destroy the laboratory tonight, at least they rescued some key evidence, which will be an important weapon to expose these dark experiments.

The wind outside began to pick up, rattling the windows.

As the night deepened in Harbin, Lu Yang and Polaris discussed their next move in the safe house. The sound of the wind outside, accompanied by the slight vibration of the windows, added a touch of tension to the cold night.

"We need to act quickly," Lu Yang said, "the information must be delivered before tomorrow."

Polaris nodded, his eyes gleaming with determination. "I've already contacted several reliable individuals who will help us deliver the information safely to Moscow."

Lu Yang stood up and began to organize his equipment. He knew that although they had achieved some success, the real challenge had just begun. They faced not only the enemy's pursuit, but also the urgency of time.

In the dead of night, Lu Yang and Polaris quietly left the safe house.

They walked through the deserted streets and came to an agreed location where an old car was parked with one of their comrades sitting in it.

The vehicle started slowly, passed through the shadows of the city, and drove towards the suburbs.

Lu Yang sat in the back seat of the car, clutching the important documents. Although his heart was filled with anxiety, it was also filled with a sense of responsibility, a promise he had made to countless victims.

The vehicle stopped in a forest, which was the secret location where they transferred the data.

Lu Yang and Polaris got out of the car and saw two figures walking towards them. They were their comrades from different resistance organizations.

During the handover, everyone was extremely alert, as if the surrounding trees were also watching. The information was carefully sealed in a waterproof package and handed to the two comrades.

"If all goes well, the information will arrive in Moscow tomorrow night," a comrade whispered, with a barely perceptible nervousness in his voice.

Lu Yang nodded. He knew the importance of this information. It was related to the fate of countless people and could also change the course of the war.

After bidding farewell to his comrades, Lu Yang and Polaris returned to the car and slowly drove back to the city. On the way, Lu Yang looked out the window at the deep night sky, his heart surging with emotion.

By the time they returned to the safe house, daybreak had already begun. Lu Yang felt a wave of fatigue wash over him, but he knew it wasn't time to rest yet. They had to remain vigilant and ensure the data was delivered safely.

A few days later, Lu Yang received news that the information had safely arrived in Moscow. This made him feel relieved, but he knew that this was only the beginning of victory. They had only uncovered a small part of the enemy's crimes in secret, and there were still many secrets waiting to be discovered.

Lu Yang stood in front of the window, looking at the gradually brighter sky, his heart filled with complicated emotions.

He knew that even though the road ahead was full of unknowns and dangers, he could not stop.

Because in this war-torn land, there are still countless people waiting to be redeemed, and countless truths need to be revealed.

Lu Yang took a deep breath, his eyes flashing with determination.

He turned and said to Polaris, "Prepare for the next move. We still have a lot of work to do."

Polaris nodded, the same glint in his eyes.

The two began to plan again, preparing to reveal more secrets and continue their struggle.