Hearing Xiao Zhanyuan's promise, Hirata Yongshan nodded, thought about it carefully, and felt that this traitor could still be used, so he spoke, "Director Xiao, I know you are under a lot of pressure this time, so I came up with this bad plan.

But do you know that seven or eight imperial troops died suddenly, and one of them was also a captain, which would cause me a lot of trouble.

Especially Chenyang has been in peace for a long time and there is no major war. Even last year, the Japanese Imperial Army stationed in Chenyang only killed more than ten people. Now that they have lost so much at once, they are probably going to pursue it."

After hearing Hirata Nagayama's explanation, Xiao Zhanyuan breathed a sigh of relief and thought that the other party could explain, which meant that the matter was not that serious, so he immediately spoke: "Colonel, the situation at that time was not allowed to come back to ask for instructions, and Qian Yibiao, a bandit, was too cunning. If I didn't sacrifice a few imperial troops, I was afraid that something would happen, so I made a decision without authorization. I would never have such a thing in the future.

But I have thought of what you said, so I have already thought of a countermeasure that the superiors will not pursue it."

Hirata Nagayama immediately asked, "What are you thinking about?"

Xiao Zhanyuan said lightly: "Captain Pingtian, we will attack Qian Yibiao and the bandits tonight. There are three or four hundred bandits in total. So it is not normal to die a few more people during the battle."

After hearing Xiao Zhanyuan's words, Hirata Yongshan nodded and said softly: "This is OK, so let's do it."

Hirata Nagayama didn't expect this method, but this matter is difficult to operate and it is easy to leave flaws. Once someone tracks down, it will be quite annoying.

However, seven or eight Japanese military policemen died, and there must be a reasonable explanation. Hirata Nagayama had no other way, so he had to use this stupid method.

At the same time, Zhang Hao also received the actions of bandits such as Qian Yibiao, and knew that there were still people watching these bandits, so he came to report the situation to Li Yunsheng.

After Zhang Hao finished what had just happened outside the city, Li Yunsheng said casually: "It seems that I was not wrong. Xiao Zhanyuan was looking for a scapegoat. I guess these people will be taken away by the Japanese when they return to their nests."

Zhang Hao said coldly: "This traitor has some tricks at that time. If we hadn't joined in, he would probably have escaped."

Li Yunsheng nodded and said in agreement: "Yes, Xiao Zhanyuan can be reused by the Japanese, and he will definitely be a little trick. Judging from this incident, we can prove this."

Zhang Hao nodded, and then asked again: "District Mayor, those bandits have taken action, Xiao Zhanyuan has also returned to Chenyang City. Should we start moving too?"

Li Yunsheng shook his head and said calmly: "Don't be so anxious. I guess Xiao Zhanyuan and the Japanese will take action after the bandits go back. After all, finding the burial objects from the bandits' nest can be considered as both people and stolen.

So we can wait, when the gendarmerie and the police station will launch a large-scale move, we are taking action so that we can be foolproof."

After hearing Li Yunsheng's words, Zhang Hao smiled and said, "District Mayor, you are so calm."

Li Yunsheng said slowly: "The first thing that matters in our business is our mind, and secondly, we need to be cautious, so no matter what we face, we cannot be anxious."

Zhang Hao smiled, then thought for a while, and then said curiously: "District Mayor, who would you say the scapegoat Xiao Zhanyuan was looking for?"

Li Yunsheng didn't know much about the bandits in the Northeast, so he said lightly: "I can't guess who this unlucky guy will be, but it must be a famous bandit near Chenyang. Only in this way can the people of the puppet Manchukuo believe it."

After that, the two chatted for a few more times and waited patiently for the news.

At two o'clock in the second half of the night, the Japanese military police launched a large-scale move, and hundreds of traitor police officers were also involved in the action of the Japanese.

As soon as the military police moved, Li Yunsheng immediately received the news and said to Zhang Hao: "The Japanese have moved, probably for those bandits. We can do it now."

Zhang Hao smiled and said, "These traitors of the Japanese have finally taken action. I will go out now and take someone to grab the things myself."

Li Yunsheng decided to hand over the armed operation to Zhang Hao. After all, the opponent was just a group of traitors, and there were not many people. With dozens of agents under his command, it can be said that he was holding hands to deal with these people.

However, Li Yunsheng still instructed: "When taking action, try to minimize casualties. After success, all traitors will not leave any living habits. As for the burial objects, they will be transferred to a safe house outside the city and leave some people to watch."

Before coming to Northeast China, Li Yunsheng arranged for his men to prepare several safe houses outside Shenyang City. In order to prevent any use, they are now just right to Tibetan East burial objects.

As for whether there would be any problems with these people guarding these funeral objects, Li Yunsheng was not worried. After all, the military commander's rules are strict, and most people do not have the courage. Moreover, the agents under him also have many patriotic people, and they are not moved by money.

Hearing Li Yunsheng's orders, Zhang Hao nodded, and then said, "Don't worry, district chief, there will be no problems."

At around three o'clock in the morning, Zhang Hao brought more than 40 agents to the Taoist temple where the funeral objects were stored.

This Taoist temple is not small, covering an area of ​​three to four hundred square meters and is surrounded by walls. However, it is a bit dilapidated, and in some places, the walls have collapsed.

Standing outside the Taoist temple, Zhang Hao carefully observed the situation and found that most of the people in the Taoist temple had rested, with only three or four people standing guard.

Moreover, after a few minutes of observation, Zhang Hao did not notice the secret whistle, and he couldn't help but feel very disdainful. He thought that these traitor policemen were probably just decorations and had no combat power at all.

Although the guards were slack, Zhang Hao was not careless and called a few action captains and whispered: "You have seen the situation inside. These traitors are very slack and very easy to solve."

As soon as Zhang Hao finished speaking, an action captain said, "Looking at the appearance of these traitors, we don't have to lead so many people at all. I guess my team can deal with them."

Zhang Hao hurriedly said, "You can't be careless. After all, this place is Chenyang. If there is an accident, we will be in trouble."

When his subordinates heard Zhang Hao's words, they became serious and expressed their opinions that they would not be careless.

Zhang Hao was satisfied, and then began to arrange the task. Finally, he solemnly ordered: "Now we will start to act. Everyone is more neat and try not to use guns."

The reason why Zhang Hao ordered this was that after the gun was fired, time would be tighter, so he specifically told him not to move the gun.

His subordinates didn't care about Zhang Hao's instructions. After all, these elite agents didn't take a few traitors seriously, so they all expressed their opinions that they would definitely not use guns unless they had to.

After the explanation, Zhang Hao and his agents began to act, and the traitors here had no combat power. After several guards who were on duty were killed, no accidents occurred. All the traitors were solved in their sleep.

Seeing the battle being resolved so smoothly, Zhang Hao was very surprised. After all, the action was too smooth. Not only did he not solve all the traitors, but he was not injured by any of his own people. He was simply killing a chicken with a slaughter.

Since the battle was resolved unscathed, Zhang Hao was not delayed. He asked his subordinates to load the funeral objects away, gathered the bodies together, and then set fire to take them away.
Chapter completed!