At 2:00 p.m. on the day of the war, several cars hurried from Peking to Tianjin.

Because the journey was very close, the convoy entered the Tianjin city at around 5 pm and drove directly into the gendarmerie compound.

The chaos in Tianjin has completely subsided, so the convoy is unobstructed along the way.

Under the office building of the gendarmerie compound, several people were bent and waiting. When they saw the car stopping, they came to welcome them immediately.

"General Fukuda!"

The waiting few people immediately stepped forward to say hello after an old man in his fifties got off the car.

"snort!"

The old man responded angrily, and then walked into the office building of the military police.

A responder immediately led the old man to an office and said respectfully: "General Futian, this is your office. If you have anything you are dissatisfied with, we will make rectifications immediately."

"No, that's great!"

The old man waved his hands casually, then sat behind the desk.

At this time, several welcome personnel also entered the office and stood in front of the old man, with a very restrained expression.

There was a man in a blue military uniform who looked calm and gentle. Looking at the old man, he also had a slight indifferent look.

"Tell me, what's going on?"

The old man's tone was very stern, and he looked at the eyes of several people and was filled with anger.

As soon as the old man finished speaking, a colonel immediately stepped forward and replied: "General Fukuda, this is the case. This morning, a military chaos occurred and it was not completely calmed down until noon..."

"No need to say all this nonsense, what I want to ask is why the war chaos was so sudden, and how did Tanaka Jun die."

Before the Japanese colonel finished speaking, the old man interrupted him impatiently and acted very anxiously.

After saying that, the old man looked at the people in the office with a scrutiny look.

The old man was named Akitake Fukuda. He was a staff officer of the Japanese military and a special commissioner of the North China Expeditionary Force Command. He came to deal with this matter specifically.

Fukuda Mingwu was not only a special commissioner, but before coming to Tianjin, the military headquarters also asked him to temporarily serve as the commander of the military police, so he was the one who took charge of everything in Tianjin.

Fukuda Akitake was just a bench before and had no real power, so he attached great importance to this opportunity.

Because he temporarily acted as the captain of the military police, Fukuda Akiwu's status was unstable, and he urgently needed to find out the matter to prove his ability and make sure to sit firmly in this position.

As soon as Fukuda Akitake finished speaking, several people in the office immediately looked at each other.

Except for the Navy Colonel, the rest of the others had some tacit understanding. In the end, the Army Colonel took a step forward and said respectfully: "God General, according to our current investigation results, someone deliberately instigated this chaos.

As for General Tanaka’s death, it was also done by these instigators.”

After saying this, the Army Colonel carefully raised his head and glanced at Akio Fukuda.

The Army Colonel was waiting for Fukuda Akibu to react. After all, they did not report the internal story of the military chaos.

In fact, all officials are the same, and the Japanese are the same. If it weren't for the great chaos this time and Tanaka Misuke died again, they wouldn't have reported it so quickly.

"Anyone who is provoking, did you find something?"

After hearing these inside stories, Akitake Fukuda revealed such an expression, and his eyes were a little complicated.

Fukuda Akibu didn't feel embarrassed about this military chaos, but instead he had a faint sense of joy.

This is also because of the chaos in this war, which gave him a chance to free him from the bench, so this is how it happened.

It is precisely because of some joy and the lack of caring about this matter will embarrass the Japanese military, so Akitake Fukuda kept his calm mind and realized that there was something else in the matter.

Because there are many military chaos in the Japanese army, but every military chaos will cause considerable losses, no Japanese general will die in the military chaos.

So when Tanaka Misuke's death was reported to the North China Expeditionary Army Headquarters, Fukuda Akio immediately realized something was wrong, but he, a man who was on the bench, naturally didn't care about this matter.

However, the Japanese lacked senior generals and Tianjin is an international metropolis, so Fukuda Akibu was sent here.

Before coming to Tianjin, the commander of the North China Front Army also hinted that if he handled this matter well, he would be able to cancel the word "temporary replacement" and sit firmly on the commander of Tianjin's military police.

A man sitting on the bench suddenly had the opportunity to gain real power, so he naturally had to seize it. So along the way, Fukuda Mingwu was thinking about the solution to the matter.

Driven by interests, Akitake Fukuda had to care about the internal affairs of the chaos, because he wanted to give the Japanese military a reasonable explanation.

"God of General, the time is too short, and nothing has been found yet.

However, most of the soldiers who caused the rebellion this time were retired soldiers. They have been arrested and are under investigation."

The Japanese colonel immediately answered, paused, and said, "But our active troops are not good at interrogating these matters, so please send someone to take over."

The Japanese colonel was the captain of the Panasonic corps, named Shigeichi Matsushita. After he calmed down the chaos, he came to the military police to clean up the aftermath. However, he, a regular soldier, naturally did not know how to deal with this matter, so he got not many clues.

Now that Fukuda Akitake is coming, Shigeichi Matsushita naturally has to hand over this matter, so this is how it is.

Although Akio Fukuda has been on the bench in the North China dispatched troops, he is a Japanese major general, so he naturally has a few confidants.

So after Matsushita Shigeru said that, Fukuda Akitake immediately ordered the adjutants around him to interrogate the arrested soldiers.

After ordering the adjutant, Fukuda Akiwu asked again: "How much is our loss in this military chaos."

After hearing Akibu Fukuda's words, several people in the office looked at each other again, and then looked at a fat man.

"This military chaos was quickly calmed down, so the losses were not big. Several government officials were killed during the military chaos."

Under the eyes of several people, the fat man gritted his teeth and explained, but he was complaining in his heart.

The fat man is named Zhang Jieyuan, and he is the pseudo mayor of Tianjin. Although he is a slave, he has great power.

After all, Japanese people were short of staff and could not manage the entire occupied area. In addition, they were military cabinets and had limited ability to handle government affairs, so they gave some rights to the pseudo-government.

Even on the surface, the entire government affairs in Tianjin are handled by a pseudo-government, except for public security and finance.

"Send the loss report as soon as possible."

Fukuda Mingwu didn't care about these traitors, but just simply responded to it.

He paused, then said, "By the way, is the military police back?"

Before coming to Tianjin, Futian Mingwu knew that the military police had left Tianjin, so the war chaos occurred.

"The gendarmerie is on the way back, and it is estimated that it will be back in an hour."

Shigeichi Matsushita answered immediately. After all, after the chaos, Tanaka Misuke sent a telegram to ask the military police team leaving Tianjin to return.

However, the military police were far away, which was later than Akibu Fukuda.

After hearing Shichichi Matsushita's words, Akitake Fukuda seemed to have thought of something, so he narrowed his eyes and began to think.
Chapter completed!