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

Bai Luo quickly ran to the back of the battleship. He needed to get away as soon as possible, otherwise all his efforts would be in vain if the Japanese discovered the C4 bombs he had planted on the ship.

Bai Luo pulled himself onto the rappelling rope that had been pre-attached to the side of the boat and slid directly into the icy seawater.

She was immediately jolted awake by the icy seawater. After entering the water, Bai Luo quickly swam towards the shore.

For Bai Luo, the distance of less than 100 meters from the shore was less than a minute's walk.

Quietly climbing ashore, Bai Luo strained his leg muscles and sprinted towards the storage area at full speed.

Bai Luo covered the 1-kilometer distance in less than a minute. If it weren't for the obstacles, he could have run it in under 50 seconds.

Upon reaching the detonator's maximum distance, Bai Luo instantly pressed the detonator.

A deafening roar echoed throughout the entire city, and the battleship was instantly engulfed in flames on the sea.

The massive explosion was like a roar from hell, with raging flames shooting into the sky like an enraged dragon dancing wildly. A powerful shockwave spread outwards with overwhelming force.

The Japanese soldiers who boarded the ship were instantly torn to shreds, and the shockwave continued to sweep wildly toward the dock, overturning and scattering the supplies piled up on the dock.

The dockworkers were also terrified by the violent explosion and scattered in all directions, but they were nearly 2 kilometers away from the battleship and their lives were not in danger.

The steel hull of the battleship Hatsugumo was shattered in the explosion, and it slowly sank to the bottom of the sea, intermittently accompanied by the sounds of ammunition exploding.

Thick smoke billowed up, obscuring the sky, and the air was filled with the acrid smell of gunpowder and burning metal. The once-mighty battleship was reduced to scattered fragments near the Japanese makeshift camp.

Taro Ichiki led his soldiers in a car and rushed frantically toward the seaside dock. When he learned that it was indeed his own battleship that had fired the cannons at the temporary base, he immediately ordered the soldiers left behind to capture the person.

After giving the order, he immediately hung up the phone and walked towards the door. Just as he was about to get into the car, he saw a violent explosion coming from the dock. The flames from the explosion illuminated the entire city as bright as day.

He felt the ground tremble even at the hotel entrance.

Taro Ichiki felt like his world was collapsing. He knew that such an explosion could only have this kind of power if the battleship's ammunition detonated together.

After what seemed like an eternity, Ichiki Taro, snapping out of his daze, jumped into the car and slapped the still-dazed driver to wake him up, signaling him to drive off.

The soldiers behind him also realized what was happening and quickly followed.

Bai Luo slowly crawled out from under the collapsed wall.

He muttered under his breath, "Pah, I was careless. I didn't expect it to be so powerful. This lousy wall is all show and no substance."

Looking around, I saw that many warehouses had collapsed. Fortunately, the surrounding area was full of warehouses storing supplies, otherwise many people would have been injured.

He found a corner, changed into clean clothes, and ran straight towards Liu Ruyan's house.

As soon as we set off, we sensed three Japanese military vehicles rushing toward us on the monitoring radar, roughly the size of a small squad.

Bai Luo immediately took out his rifle, not even having time to put on his bulletproof vest, as the car opposite was driving too fast. He pulled out a grenade, estimated the time, and threw it directly in front of the first car.

With a "bang," the grenade exploded about 2 meters in front of the car.

The front tires of the Japanese jeep were instantly blown off. At such high speed, the jeep overturned and rolled more than 10 times on the road before finally coming to a stop after crashing into three wooden utility poles.

After throwing the grenade, Bai Luo wanted to rush out and finish off the remaining Japanese soldiers, but as soon as he peeked out, he saw a jeep rolling towards him.

Startled, Bai Luo immediately shrank back. After dodging the jeep, Bai Luo looked at the two trucks behind him that had begun to slow down, and silently took out a grenade from his spatial storage.

Seeing the truck brake until it stopped just 5 meters in front of him, Bai Luo threw two grenades over.

The Japanese soldiers who had just gotten off the vehicle hadn't even had time to react before several of them were taken down by Bai Luo's grenades. Then he immediately darted over the wall.

The machine gunner on the truck saw someone running out of the alley next to him and just pointed his gun at the figure rushing out.

The next second, everything went black before Bai Luo's eyes. After taking down the machine gunner with a single shot, he immediately turned his gun towards the back door of the truck.

Then, as soon as a head peeked out from the back door, Bai Luo shot it dead.

The Japanese soldiers hiding at the back door trembled in fright. Bai Luo spotted their position using the radar and immediately opened fire on the back door.

The bullets pierced the wooden planks of the truck bed, knocking all the Japanese soldiers hiding at the back door to the ground.

The truck behind them had also stopped. Seeing that their side was being suppressed by fire, the Japanese soldiers got out and walked to the other side of the truck.

They attempted to use the truck as cover, but it was completely useless against Bai Luo, who was practically using X-ray vision. He simply threw two airburst grenades at them.

After two loud "booms," the screams of the Japanese soldiers came from the other side.

Bai Luo immediately rushed in to finish off the enemy, and the battle ended two minutes later.

Bai Luo returned to the foremost jeep and, using the radar, saw that there was still one Japanese soldier alive there.

When they came in, they found a Japanese colonel in uniform clinging to a briefcase, spitting blood, his left leg broken and stuck under a seat, and his head bleeding from being hit so hard.

Taro Ichiki looked at the young-looking child in front of him, who was carrying a weapon that looked like a submachine gun as he walked up to him.

He tried to speak but his mouth was blocked by blood. He knew his lungs had been punctured by his ribs and could only make a gurgling sound.

Bai Luo saw that he had been slurring for a long time without saying a word. Bai Luo didn't have time to waste with him. With such a big commotion, the Japanese would definitely send more reinforcements.

He shot the colonel in the head, turned to leave, but after taking only two steps, he turned back and snatched the briefcase from the Japanese soldier's hand.

"He's still clutching this briefcase even when he's about to die, so the contents must be very important." Bai Luo muttered to himself, not having time to open it and examine what was inside. He simply tossed it into his spatial storage and then ran towards the French Concession.

Meanwhile, on Qi Xing's side, Zhong Yu, disguised as a waitress, noticed that Ichiki Taro's adjutant was always carrying a handbag and was very vigilant, glancing at the handbag in her hand from time to time. Zhong Yu guessed that this was her target for the day.

While pretending to go to the toilet, he passed on the information about the discovered documents to Zhang Hu and Qi Xing, who were outside preparing to provide support.

They were delighted to hear the news. With Zhong Yu's abilities, she could steal it from you without you even noticing, even if you hid it in your arms.

Moreover, it's just an ordinary briefcase with only one buckle.

This is sure.

Just as Zhong Yu was about to take action, an explosion disrupted her plans. The frightened crowd pushed her away from the Japanese adjutant.

When Zhong Yu saw the colonel preparing to hand the briefcase to the lieutenant general, he felt that another opportunity had come, because he knew that the lieutenant general had arrived that afternoon and had even booked a suite at the hotel.

But it seemed the lieutenant general had no intention of taking it, and then the colonel was seen walking outside with his briefcase.

Zhong Yu hurriedly prepared to follow, but was blocked by Japanese soldiers behind her.

Zhong Yu secretly regretted not acting sooner, and wondered who had dropped the bomb outside—why did it have to happen now of all times?

Now they can only wait and see if the colonel will return. If he puts the documents back at the military police or headquarters, their mission will be very difficult to complete.

This game is over.