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

After leaving the new outpost of the Japanese spies, Wang Fei looked extremely grim.

Looking at the spent cartridge in his hand, and Kawada Shoji saying that they internally called this team the Ghost Reapers, there were no other clues.

The more Wang Fei thought about it, the angrier he became. Just one bullet casing and one sentence cost him five large yellow croakers.

Enraged, Wang Fei threw the spent cartridge case on the ground and stormed toward the car parked at the door.

But after taking a couple of steps, he turned back and picked up the spent cartridge again. Just kidding, that spent cartridge is now worth five large yellow croakers.

Then, while cursing the Japanese for their insatiable greed, Wang Fei got into the car to go back.

He still owes the Japanese three large yellow croakers; he'll have to send someone over later.

However, things got even worse for Wang Fei in the days that followed. He had brought 200 men with him, but in just five days, only 50 of them remained.

The entire headquarters of No. 76 is now in a state of panic. The first thing they do every day when they arrive at work is to count heads to see who is absent.

Those who didn't come were most likely killed, while a small number may have run away.

Although they themselves know that what they did will likely lead to a bad end, let's at least give them some time to enjoy themselves.

They've only been here a few days and three-quarters of them are already dead. It would be one thing if they just died quickly and easily, but the problem is that they watch themselves drain away and there's nothing they can do about it.

Waiting for death is perhaps the most painful thing. Yesterday, they encountered a teammate who wasn't quite dead yet, but he was beyond saving; he had almost bled to death.

He was almost unconscious. When he saw his companions arrive, he made a barely audible cry for help, his eyes filled with terror.

Later, the name Ghost Reaper was mentioned again by someone, and fear spread throughout the 76 headquarters.

Wang Fei finally couldn't hold on any longer and quickly reported the situation to his superiors, requesting reinforcements.

Meanwhile, Bai Luo also received news from Zhang Weiguo, but not about the prince; rather, it was news that the Japanese's top spy chief, Doiyuu, had arrived in Haishi.

"Are you sure?" asked Bai Luo in the study on the third floor of his house.

"It's confirmed. Tu Feiyuan came in disguise by boat. We weren't sure it was him at first, but his entourage gave him away and exposed him."

Bai Luo nodded upon hearing Zhang Weiguo's words.

"Can you confirm the location?"

"We've lost track of him. He's a veteran spy, very cautious. The people on my side were lent to me by my father-in-law; they're definitely not enough to deal with a Japanese soldier of this caliber."

"By the way, did you kill those traitors in Wang's puppet government?" Zhang Weiguo suddenly thought of this.

Bai Luo nodded. "They keep hanging around in front of me, so of course I can't let them get away with it."

Zhang Weiguo twitched his lips; no one would believe that.

They didn't continue on that topic, and briefly exchanged information. Zhang Weiguo then left in a hurry.

After dinner, Bai Luo also slipped out of the house. After leaving the villa area, he found a quiet place and took out a bicycle from his spatial storage.

Riding his bicycle, Bai Luo didn't head towards the Japanese-occupied zone this time, but instead went to the International Settlement. He wanted to find the location of the remaining Japanese spies.

He had thoroughly searched the Japanese-occupied areas, but still hadn't found the Special Higher Police agents. All he encountered were Wang's collaborators and traitors, which is why Bai Luo said that traitors were always in front of him.

I, Bai Luo, am an honest man. I never lie.

In the International Settlement, Bai Luo slowly pedaled his bicycle, his mind constantly on the surveillance radar in his mind.

Since he can't find Tu Feiyuan, he might as well go directly to his destination.

One hour...two hours.

Finally, around 11 p.m., Bai Luo's surveillance radar showed some activity.

"Goodness, these spies are really good at hiding."

Bai Luo lay on the roof of a dilapidated building, holding a pair of binoculars with night vision capabilities, looking at an abandoned air-raid shelter 500 meters away.

This is located in the north and south of the Japanese-occupied area.

Moreover, this place is overgrown with weeds, desolate and dilapidated, and even during the day, it's not guaranteed that anyone will come here.

Despite being called the International Settlement, there wasn't a soul in sight for kilometers around.

Bai Luo set up his binoculars and looked at the visible and invisible sentries in his mind.

After leaving the room, Bai Luo took out his equipment from his personal space and put it on. He wasn't sure if Tu Feiyuan was inside the air-raid shelter.

But since we're already here...

After changing his clothes, Bai Luo took advantage of the cover of night to sneak towards the nearest spy outpost.

This sentry was well disguised; most people wouldn't even notice him.

But on Bai Luo's monitoring radar, it was as conspicuous as a large light bulb.

Bai Luo tiptoed around to the spy's blind spot, and with the help of the Human Weapon skill, her movements were as agile as a kitten.

Within minutes, he had reached the Japanese soldier, pulled out a dagger, and killed the Japanese agent with a single blow before the agent even noticed.

Sensing that the Japanese soldier had stopped moving, Bai Luo gently released his hand from the soldier's mouth and slowly lowered it.

Then quickly move on to the next target, half an hour later.

Bai Luo knocked down the last observation post on the outer perimeter and let out a slight sigh of relief.

The Japanese soldiers were really good at defense; they had set up 12 hidden sentries outside.

Two of the groups consisted of three people who were positioned in a defensive formation, and it took Bai Luo a great deal of effort to defeat them.

Bai Luo now has a feeling that Tu Feiyuan has probably already entered this air-raid shelter, otherwise it would be hard to explain why there are so many sentries on the outer perimeter.

This place is already secluded enough.

Meanwhile, inside the air-raid shelter, Doi-man did not come; instead, he sent a telegram to Kawada Shoji.

Inform yourself that you have arrived in the city and will head to the headquarters of Agent 76 tomorrow morning.

The telegram also assigned tasks to Kawada Shoji.

The telegram instructed Kawada Shoji to immediately assemble his team and proceed to the headquarters of Agent 76, where the two would meet the following morning.

He was also instructed to complete the security and guard duties inside the train station by tomorrow night.

Tomorrow evening, Prince Asaka Hato will travel by military train to the Da Hai Railway Station with the Japanese regiment that is supporting Da Hai from the northern provinces.

They from Unit 76 were responsible for perimeter security to ensure the safety of Prince Asaka Hato. They were also instructed not to inform the people from Unit 76 of the prince's arrival for the time being, and to wait until he went to Unit 76 the next morning.

Kawada Shoji was completely relieved when he saw that his teacher had arrived in Haishi. He believed that with his teacher's help, they would soon be able to find clues about the ghostly Grim Reaper.

At the same time, he immediately ordered his adjutant to assemble everyone, as they were to return to the headquarters of Agent 76 under the cover of night.

He no longer needs to hide in this dark and damp air-raid shelter in such a stifling way.

As for why so many sentries were deployed outside, it's simply because Kawada Shoji had been terrified of being killed recently.

Bai Luo outside frowned slightly. Judging from the positions of the Japanese spies, the air-raid shelter had a straight passage of at least 60 meters.

If a heavy machine gun were set up inside, even if the agents held out to the death, Bai Luo wouldn't be able to do anything, as he wouldn't have enough time to wear down the Japanese.

With that in mind, Bai Luo decided to survey the terrain around the air-raid shelter.

See if there are any other exits.

Bai Luo quickly and carefully searched around the air-raid shelter for other entrances.

After about 10 minutes, Bai Luo still hadn't found any trace of another exit.

Bai Luo was a little nervous when facing the Japanese soldiers for the first time.

Because this time the Japanese devils had put on a turtle shell.