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Different from the lively atmosphere in the Blue Star United Conference.

The atmosphere in the Dragon Country Central Office was quite depressing at this time.

The chief sat in a chair, puffing on the cigarette in his hand.

In the smoke, his eyes were deep and complex.

"Qiao Mingyuan spoke very well at the United Nations."

The chief spoke in a calm voice.

"But the Emperor's death is probably not that simple, right?"

There was silence in the conference room.

"I gave the order," Song Zhenhua suddenly said. "As the chief military officer stationed in Japan, I bear full responsibility for the entire operation."

"No, it was me." General Chen also stood up. "It was me who approved the special forces' operation application in China."

"Sir," Captain Wang said immediately, "I led the team on this mission, so the responsibility lies with me."

The chief looked at these generals who were vying to take responsibility, and a meaningful smile appeared on the corner of his mouth.

Each of these young generals wanted to share the country's worries, but their expressions were a little too deliberate.

"Comrades," the chief tapped his pipe, "this is a critical moment."

"We must unite all forces that can be united, including the people of Sakura Country. But you..."

“I planned it.”

A calm voice interrupted the chief.

Everyone's eyes turned to the person who spoke - Fang Yu.

"I know the leader wants to unite the progressive forces of the world," Fang Yu walked forward with a calm expression. "I also know that the leader said that the common enemy of the people of Longying and Ying is fascism."

The chief frowned slightly: "Then why do you still..."

"But," Fang Yu looked directly into the chief's eyes, "those remnants of World War II must be eliminated."

His voice was low, but every word was powerful: "Those executioners who conducted human experiments in the Black Sun Army, those officers who slaughtered people in Nanjing, and those criminals who poisoned our compatriots in the Northeast, they do not deserve to live."

Fang Yu spread out a brand new textbook in front of the chief.

The big words "Middle School History" on the cover are particularly eye-catching.

"Chief, look here." Fang Yu pointed to one of the pages, his tone calm and firm, "This is the current history textbook of Sakura Country. This is how they describe the war that invaded our country..."

The chief took the book and read it carefully.

As the pages turned, his brow furrowed more and more.

"'In order to save East Asian countries from Western colonial rule, Sakura Country had to take military action against Dragon Country'?"

The chief read out a passage, his voice filled with disbelief. "'The Jinling Incident was pure Dragon Nation propaganda'? 'The Black Sun Force is engaged in normal medical research'?"

"This……"

He slammed the book shut and took a deep breath.

"This is clearly whitewashing the invaders!"

"That's not all," Fang Yu pulled out a stack of information, "this is what our intelligence department has collected."

"Right-wing forces in Sakura Country are stirring up trouble. They deny the Nanjing Massacre, glorify Class A war criminals, and even openly clamor for the recovery of 'old territory'..."

The chief's eyes turned gloomy.

He knew these people's faces too well.

Back then, it was these militarists who led the Sakura Country into the abyss, bringing severe disasters to the people of both Dragon and Sakura.

Now, they want to deny everything, claim to be victims, and try to make a comeback.

"Chief," Fang Yu's voice interrupted the chief's contemplation, "I know you hope that Longying and Longying will reconcile and jointly resist imperialist aggression. This is also our consistent policy."

The chief nodded.

The young man saw it clearly.

"But," Fang Yu's tone suddenly became firm, "reconciliation cannot be built on forgetfulness and betrayal!"

"If we turn a blind eye to the crimes of those war criminals, if we let them go unpunished, what is the point of reconciliation?"

He stood up, his eyes sparkling.

"Big Chief, do you remember the Tokyo Trial?"

"How many heinous war criminals did the Allies let off for their own benefit? Shiro Ishii, the leader of the Black Sun Force, escaped sanctions under the protection of the United States!"

The chief sighed.

In the sixth year of the Dragon Calendar, the smoke of the Peninsular War had not yet dissipated, and the dark clouds of the Cold War had already enveloped the world.

Against this backdrop, Long Ying's reconciliation does require wisdom and courage.

But if the price is sacrificing justice...

"The souls of those who died are crying out," Fang Yu's voice choked. "30 compatriots in Jinling, thousands of victims of the Black Sun Army, countless casualties in the Northeast..."

“They are crying out for justice!”

He took a deep breath and looked the chief in the eyes.

"Great Chief, we cannot allow the truth of history to be covered up. We cannot let the perpetrators escape punishment. This is a blasphemy against the dead and a betrayal of the martyrs!"

"So you just acted on your own?"

The chief's tone was a little harsh.

"I know I was being too aggressive."

Fang Yu did not back down.

"I am willing to accept any punishment, but I have a clear conscience!"

His gaze was as firm as a rock.

"Great Chief, justice cannot wait. Every day that war criminals remain at large is a secondary trauma to the victims. We must act, no matter the cost."

The chief stared at the young man.

There was a flame dancing in his eyes, which was the unremitting pursuit of justice and the infinite loyalty to the martyrs.

"Captain!" General Chen suddenly stood up. "Comrade Fang Yu is right, but he can't bear this responsibility alone. I personally approved the action plan!"

Song Zhenhua also strode forward: "Captain, I am the chief military officer stationed in Japan!"

"If anyone's going to hold someone accountable for this, hold me accountable. Comrade Fang Yu is just a technical consultant, how can he be held responsible for this?"

"Commander! I'm telling you the truth." Captain Wang clenched his fists. "When I saw those war criminals brazenly denying the Nanjing Massacre in various newspapers, I wanted to kill them myself. Comrade Fang Yu did the right thing! If anyone's going to remove someone from office, remove me first!"

For a moment, the atmosphere in the conference room was very excited.

These generals who had fought bravely on the battlefield stood up one by one and took responsibility for Fang Yu.

Some of them are veterans of the Anti-Japanese War who witnessed the atrocities committed by the Japanese army firsthand; some grew up in Northeast China and heard horror stories about the Black Sun Unit from childhood;

In some cases, family members died at the hands of the Japanese army.

"Commander," a Dragon Country major general stepped forward, his voice hoarse, "My sister died in Jinling. She was only sixteen years old that year, and was killed by the Sakura Country soldiers..."

He couldn't continue, his eyes reddening. "Over the years, every time I saw those war criminals grinning and saying in various newspapers that 'the Nanjing Incident was exaggerated,' my heart felt like it was being cut by a knife."

"Comrade Fang Yu avenged us. If you want to punish someone, punish me!"

“Yes! Punish us!”

"Comrade Fang Yu did the right thing!"

"We can't let these executioners continue to act with impunity!"

The chief looked at these excited generals with a deep gaze.

How could he not understand their feelings? The faces of those war criminals, those textbooks that distorted history, those lies that denied crimes, which one of them did not challenge human conscience?

Fang Yu stood there with a calm expression.

He knew he was doing the right thing.

The blood debt of those war criminals cannot be written off simply because of the international situation.

The blood of our compatriots who died on the city walls of Jinling, in Pingshun County, and in the basement of Harbin cannot be shed in vain.

The chief sighed deeply.

"I see."

He spoke slowly.

"Next time something like this happens, discuss it with me in advance."

The chief stood up and patted him on the shoulder.

"You did the right thing. Some things just have to be done by someone."

"But next time, remember to tell us in advance so we can be prepared..."

The generals looked at each other, all a little surprised.

However, seeing that the leader had no intention of continuing to hold Fang Yu accountable, the atmosphere in the meeting room finally relaxed.

"alright,"

The chief waved his hand, signaling everyone to stop talking.

"Comrade Fang Yu, I heard our satellite is about to be launched into space?"

"Are you ready? We've invited quite a few foreign dignitaries to visit us this time, so don't let us down..."