This killer star of the War of Resistance Against Japan was only 9 years old.

Meanwhile, at this time, the underground liaison office of the Red Party was located.

Old Xu also reported the news of the attack on the Japanese headquarters in the Japanese-occupied area to the base area in the rear.

Not long after, we received a reply from the organization: "Pay close attention and report any news promptly. The most urgent task is to confirm the location of the supplies and whether it has changed because of this attack..."

Yes, the supplies have arrived at Haishi Railway Station and are currently stored in the station's warehouse.

According to the information from the inside, it is indeed the medical equipment, medicines, bandages, etc. that they urgently need.

As the War of Resistance against Japan intensified, in order to provide better medical care for wounded soldiers, the organization prepared field hospitals in the rear base areas.

According to his information, the doctors and nurses are already in place, only this batch of medical equipment is missing. The Japanese had disrupted their plans by temporarily changing the storage location of these supplies.

The organization also gave orders to act according to the difficulty of the mission, but he knew that many soldiers fighting on the front lines urgently needed these medicines and medical equipment.

Furthermore, according to inside sources, because the Japanese headquarters was bombed, most of the Japanese soldiers who were originally responsible for guarding the train station have been transferred away. Only about 10 Japanese soldiers remain to guard the warehouse at the train station.

For Lao Xu, this was a golden opportunity, and also the time when the Japanese were least vigilant at the train station. After reading it, Lao Xu lit the translated coded telegram. Because of the exposure of the white dove, the means of obtaining intelligence for preparation were now basically cut off.

With that in mind, the only thing to do was to send more people to the train station to gather information. The Japanese are in complete chaos right now, and they probably don't have time to deal with these supplies.

Taking over the train station is no problem. Two days ago, the liaison officers waiting outside Su City sent a 20-person team to infiltrate Hai City, right in a secret safe house he arranged.

Thinking of this, Lao Xu decided to discuss with the squad commander how to evacuate with supplies as quickly as possible if they were to take action.

Inside the secret safe house, Wang Wu and his soldiers sat in the room, all dressed neatly.

Several quick-thinking team members were also dispatched to keep watch in the vicinity. The reason for this high level of vigilance was the explosion that had occurred half an hour earlier.

Because of his lack of knowledge about the terrain and situation in Haishi, Wang Wu did not allow his team members to approach the site of the explosion to investigate.

The city is full of Japanese spies, and I have a mission to complete, so I absolutely cannot allow any accidents to happen.

Although this place is in the French Concession, it is very close to the Japanese-occupied area.

Wang Wu could only passively wait for news from his comrades in the underground organization in Haishi.

"Captain, Comrade Lao Xu is here." Just as Wang Wu finished his third cigarette, a team member pushed open the door and said.

Upon hearing this, Wang Wu's spirits lifted, and he quickly got up and went outside.

"Captain Wang, the Japanese headquarters in Haishi was just bombed. Most of the Japanese soldiers at the train station have withdrawn, and there are still more than 10 Japanese soldiers guarding it."

When Lao Xu saw Wang Wu come out to greet him, he went straight to the point without exchanging pleasantries.

After catching his breath, he continued, "Now should be the best time to take over the warehouse, but evacuating so many supplies is a problem. Once we engage in combat, the Japanese headquarters is only 5 kilometers away from the train station, and they will be there to provide support in 15 minutes."

"Captain Wang, do you have any ideas?"

Upon hearing this, Wang Wu also realized that the situation was quite tricky. There were a lot of supplies, and it would take an hour just to move them.

Unless we prevent the Japanese from discovering our movements, but how is that possible? The Japanese aren't made of clay. Don't be fooled by the fact that there are only a dozen or so Japanese soldiers; we can withstand an attack from more than 20 of them without any problem.

Even if they had the advantage of launching the surprise attack, as long as the Japanese could hold them off for about 15 minutes, their plans would be completely ruined. But this would also be the best time to obtain the supplies.

This is when the Japanese defenses are at their weakest. If this time is missed, the Japanese will transfer the supplies to a more heavily guarded warehouse, making them even harder to obtain.

Wang Wu paced back and forth in the room, his hand resting on the grip of the gun tucked into his waistband. Old Xu also lit a cigarette and sat on a stool, frowning.

The house fell silent again, with only Wang Wu's light footsteps remaining.

Wang Wu fiddled with the patterns on the pistol in his hand, deep in thought. Suddenly, something occurred to him, and he looked down at the gun in his hand.

Then I thought of that child named Bai Luo; the gun in his hand was silent.

As long as no gunfire is fired during the attack on the train station, the Japanese troops at headquarters won't notice anything. This will give them ample time to evacuate with their supplies.

But his newly roused spirits sank again. He only knew of two other people who possessed this kind of gun, and neither of them had it with them. One was Bai Luo, and the other was Bai Luo's adopted sister.

He cursed himself inwardly for not having the audacity to ask for one back then. While this kind of gun wasn't very useful on the battlefield, it was incredibly effective in a place like Haishi, where Japanese soldiers were everywhere and spies were as common as dogs.

Time is of the essence; neither going back to get the gun from Sister Bai Luo nor searching for Bai Luo herself is feasible.

The Japanese also attach great importance to this batch of supplies, and it is estimated that they will move the supplies or send troops to strengthen the guard tomorrow during the day.

Seeing Wang Wu's constantly changing expression, Old Xu couldn't help but ask, "Captain Wang, have you come up with a plan?"

Hearing Lao Xu's question, Wang Wu couldn't help but smile wryly and said, "I've come up with one, but there's not enough time."

Before Lao Xu could reply, he remembered that this was Shanghai and hurriedly asked, "Comrade Lao Xu, have you ever heard of a gun that can't make a sound? It's a gun with a round tube in front of the muzzle that can reduce the sound very low."

Old Xu was completely bewildered when he heard this, and shook his head. He genuinely had never heard of it.

"Does such a gun really exist? What would you need such a gun for?" Old Xu thought for a moment and then asked.

"With this kind of gun, we can quietly take care of the Japanese guards. Even if some Japanese soldiers react and fire a shot or two, as long as there is no intense firefight, the Japanese command should not notice. We just need to control the duty room of the train station beforehand."

When Lao Xu heard this, he thought that Bai Ge often dealt with the Japanese, so she should know where to find such guns.

Moreover, if they don't seize this opportunity, their chances will be even slimmer once the Japanese realize what's happening.

If Wang Wu and his group remain hidden here for too long, they will inevitably be exposed. If they miss this opportunity, they will definitely have to evacuate first. It's a good opportunity to let Bai Ge evacuate with them.

Thinking of this, Lao Xu immediately stood up and said, "I'll go contact the other underground party comrades. I'll come back in an hour."

“Okay,” Wang Wu replied.

Old Xu went out the door, looked around and, finding no suspicious people, immediately headed towards Bai Xiumei's house.

Looking at the time on his hand, it was 11:45 p.m., about 6 hours before dawn. He quickened his pace and jogged towards Bai Xiumei's house.