Spy Wars: The Female Traitor's Road to Whitewashing

The Japanese in the city really did not let go of any soldier, and even some women were captured.

As for the rest of the people, they all became coolies, and the situation was extremely bad.

The entire city is in such a mess that it cannot even be described as a mess.

It is not an exaggeration to say that it is hell.

The battle has just started not long ago. What will happen if it continues?

Qin Yan didn't even dare to think about it.

Everyone knows that war is hard, but to what extent it is hard is hard to understand for those who have not actually experienced it.

On the street, there was a little boy about two years old. He was so skinny that only a big head was left.

At this moment, he was standing alone on the street corner.

The little person looked around blankly, obviously having no idea what was going on, and could only cry helplessly.

No one knew where his parents and relatives had gone, or perhaps they were all dead.

At this moment, a sentence suddenly popped up in Qin Yan's mind: It is better to be a dog in peacetime than a man in troubled times.

Qin Yan walked over, picked up the child, and took out a cup of milk and some soft bread from her bag.

The child was obviously very hungry and immediately began to eat voraciously.

Qin Yan sighed in her heart.

She has a mission to complete now, so naturally she can't bring a child with her, nor can she leave the child behind.

Believe it or not, after Qin Yan left, it wouldn't be long before this child would have no other choice but to die.

Qin Yan thought about it, then picked the person up and began to look around the city to see if there was a Salesian Church or something like that.

Finally, they did find it, but the situation inside could only be described as horrific.

Come to think of it, even the situation of normal people outside has become so bad, let alone places like this.

There were originally several caregivers, but now only an old lady is left.

The children were obviously very hungry, and many of them started chewing their blackened fingers.

The old lady herself is not in good condition either.

She had already given the last of her food to the children, and now she was almost fainting from hunger.

But in the end, I still couldn't let these children go, and I used my last bit of strength to want to take one more look at them.

And those eyes were full of reluctance and helplessness.

Just then, a woman holding a child appeared in her sight.

The old lady's mind was a little unclear at this moment, and she didn't even have the strength to speak.

However, she still waved her hands at the newcomer with great difficulty: "No, no..."

She thought about not sending the child here, because even if she left the child here, he would die.

Unfortunately, she couldn't even utter these complete sentences, and what she thought was a wave was actually just the movement of her fingers.

Qin Yan sighed when she saw this.

She put the already full child aside and pretended to take out a kettle of milk from her backpack, but actually from the space.

She had prepared this before she set off, anticipating that many people inside might not have enough to eat.

But I didn't expect that the situation would be ten times worse than expected.

Foods that are too hard or too greasy are actually not suitable for those who are already starving to the point of being skin and bones.

Qin Yan spent some points and purchased this from the system mall.

In order to avoid being noticed, she also customized a retro military water bottle.

"You, who are you..."

The old lady smelled the unique sweetness of milk and was stunned for a long time before she asked a question.

"Good guy."

Qin Yan was too lazy to explain to her and just fed her directly.

If you keep on hesitating, you'll probably starve to death soon.

Fortunately, the old lady was in good health. After eating nutritious food and resting for a while, she gradually recovered to her basic condition.

She began to help Qin Yan distribute food to the children, feeding the younger ones.

It took an hour to finish everything.

Qin Yan finally breathed a sigh of relief. No matter what, at least the person's life was saved.

She didn't think she was a good person, but she couldn't bear to watch so many innocent children die.

The old lady is the dean and founder of this place.

Since the initial fall, this place has been occupied by the Japanese.

The reason why this Salesian Church has been able to survive until today is inseparable from the support of an American.

It's a pity for that kind doctor because he had helped so many Chinese people before, especially some of them were Chinese soldiers.

A few months ago, he was forcibly deported back to his country by Japan.

The remaining people struggled to hold on, but now they can't hold on any longer.

"Thank you, thank you very much."

There was a slight tremor in the dean's voice, and she even wanted to kowtow to the kind-hearted man in front of her.

"I'll leave this child with you for now." Qin Yan stated her purpose. "Also, I'll keep these foods for you to eat. Remember to hide them well."

Qin Yan said as she handed over her big backpack.

What's in here are some sealed canned meat, compressed biscuits and the like.

Even if they eat sparingly, it will be enough for these children to survive for a few days.

There is a shortage of food everywhere right now.

The Chinese army began besieging the city half a month ago.

They didn't move, but they cut off the supply to the inside.

So when Qin Yan came here, it was just a few days after they ran out of food.

I believe that as time goes by, the situation inside will only get worse.

It was impossible for Qin Yan to distribute food to everyone one by one. Obviously, that was not realistic.

She had to open a gap in the city as soon as possible to let people from outside in and liberate the place.

For these people, this is real relief and long-term help.

"Where are you going? It's very dangerous outside now."

The dean knew that what he said was actually crossing the line.

But I couldn't help asking.

The benefactor in front of her is a good person, and the dean doesn't want anything to happen to her.

"Besides, you gave us everything, what are you going to do with yourself?"

Qin Yan could naturally see her good intentions, and said with a smile: "Don't worry, I have hidden a little bit in other places, which is enough.

After I leave, you can lock him up and wait for the day of liberation. It shouldn't be long."

The dean thought Qin Yan was just saying words of comfort. In this situation, how could the Japanese soldiers give in so easily?

I’m afraid that by the time the battle is over, most of the people inside will be dead.

After leaving here, Qin Yan went straight to the command building set up by the Japanese here.