Chapter 448

Su Chunjun looked at the map and list in front of him and fell into deep thought.

Zhu Yuyan said beside him, “The most important one was Yamamoto’s petition, but at that time, I was worried that it would be worse if I couldn’t bring it out and it was searched, so I destroyed it.”

That piece of information,at that time, her idea was that Yamamoto hadn’t handed it in yet, so she simply destroyed it!

Because if it was destroyed, the petition would never be submitted again.

Yamamoto would be dead.

But even if it was destroyed, she couldn’t rest easy.

She was worried that Yamamoto might have mentioned the idea to someone else.

It was also possible that this was not his first petition.

What if he had written similar reports before?

What if this time it was just him rehashing an old story?

That’s why she felt at the time that she had to escape and come back no matter what, and make sure to deliver the news.

The report in the safe at that time she picked this map and list to bring out.

For one thing, it was going to be quite convenient to hide it on her body and bring it out.

Secondly, in case she was caught and searched, these two pieces of information would be enough to act as a smokescreen, and would not make people suspect that she was hiding another more important piece of information.

Because there is still the possibility of being found out.

When she destroyed the information, she didn’t use fire, but water.

If we investigate Yamamoto’s study, we can easily find the crumpled report.

Although the words in it were no longer legible and could not be restored, because of that, it would be suspected to be an extremely important piece of information.

At that time, when she took Jin Juli with her, she was not sure that she would be able to escape.

She was not sure that she would be able to escape, but she feels that she was too lucky even now.

Su Chunjun: “Not lucky. According to what you said, Yamamoto and his son had already died that day. But until today, I have not heard about the cause of Yamamoto’s death, the Japanese Army Intelligence Department covered up the matter, and it must have been very late for them to get the news.”

Yamamoto himself had considerable distrust with the Japanese side.

It wasn’t that Zhu Yuyan and he had engaged in petty maneuvers in the midst of it; what they had done could only be considered as adding a handful of firewood in the midst of it, and didn’t play a decisive role.

Rather, Yamamoto himself does not want to decentralize, and on the other hand, the new commander-in-chief of the Japanese army also wants to remove Yamamoto’s influence and power.

Yamamoto’s distrust of the Japanese army was far greater than his distrust of anyone else.

Su Chunjun: “Yamamoto’s death has given the Japanese side a great opportunity to remove his power.”

Zhu Yuyan’s eyes widened.

So the reason why the Japanese army hasn’t made any trouble until now is that the Japanese army is engaged in a major internal cleansing, in removing Yamamoto’s old troops.

Su Chunjun sighed, “And according to you, you also took out Yamamoto’s adjutant. That adjutant, should be Yamamoto’s bridge to the old Japanese army, he should be an active soldier.”

Zhu Yuyan was stunned, remembering that the adjutant was indeed still young, probably in his thirties, and should be at an age where he was being promoted and reused in the military.

Su Chunjun: “With both Yamamoto and the adjutant dead, Yamamoto’s side is tantamount to severing ties with the Japanese military.” He pressed his forehead and said, “The two of you fled in your car at the time and were later discovered, but those people did not notify the Japanese military, instead they planned to go and capture you back privately. They were short on manpower, so they didn’t go on a big chase, but instead made a detour and blocked the road you had to take back to the city in preparation for capturing you.”

“When I brought my men to the door at that time, the Yamamoto house should have been empty. It was equal to just an empty city, and probably only a few small soldiers were left to guard the door, so at that time I waited outside the door for a long time for no one to come.”

He thought it was strange at that time, calling the door should not be answered, there were people talking inside, but only told him to “get lost, get lost”, but no one came out, even if the gun was fired, it was also fired into the sky.

Typical of an empty city.

But he was worried about chaos. He also suspected that Zhu Yuyan had already been locked up for interrogation, otherwise why not let him in?

He was worried that he did not bring enough people, not enough to save the people out, so he withdrew back to order all the manpower, with enough weapons, ready to go to break into the mountain home, Zhu Yuyan to rob out.

He did this, in fact, is ready to tear his face with Yamamoto and the Japanese army.

He was more or less reckless.

But he couldn’t care less at that time.

As a matter of fact, he even had a boat ready. He planned to send Zhu Yuyan to England to keep her safe after rescuing her. Whether she lives or dies is up to him.

But never thought, his side of the army have driven to the Japanese Concession, met a Japanese military vehicles, and heard gunfire, let people surrounded over to investigate, the result is to catch Yu Yingda.

Yu Yingda had just been shot, but he still had the strength to speak, and when he saw the police, he immediately said that Mrs. Su was being chased and asked them to protect her.

On his side, he just rushed to see Yu Yingda with his own eyes, and when he heard his intelligence, he turned his head to let people search, and they searched Yanyan and Jin Juli.

God’s fortune, fluke, ten thousand times lucky!

He couldn’t help but think that in case he was overly impulsive over at Yamamoto’s house at that time and directly barged in, he might have alerted the Japanese military. The Japanese army had realized that Yamamoto was dead a step earlier, and it would have been too late for him to come back and call for manpower, and at that time, Yan Yan might not have been in that vicinity anymore, and did not know where she had fled to.

They just might have missed it!

He then might never see Yan Yan again.

Or, if he hadn’t come back to call for all the men to bring all the stuff, in order to be on the safe side, he might have brought only motorized troops there, then he wouldn’t have been able to take down the Japanese military vehicle easily, and when he met Yu Yingda, he might have already been dead, and he wouldn’t have been able to get any intel.

And his manpower is insufficient to encircle the nearby streets, Yanyan is cautious surely won’t come out to identify herself when she sees the police, she will surely escape to a safe place with Jin Julie first before contacting him.

They might miss again!

Every miss could turn into a lifelong regret.

Su Chunjun covered his eyes and turned his attention to the intelligence in front of him.

The intelligence that Yan Yan had brought back were all important, and he had reported them at the first opportunity.

However, Yan Yan was worried that the most important piece of intelligence would be suspected of authenticity without real evidence.

This was indeed possible.

But Su Chunjun said, “Don’t think like that. Your move to destroy it at that time was very correct! Your concern is also very justified. What if this report is reported as Yamamoto’s suicide note? The last suicide note of a Japanese soldier who spent his entire life being loyal to the Japanese Emperor, the chances of this report being seen and taken seriously would be greatly increased!”

“You were definitely not wrong to destroy it at that time!” He said.

Zhu Yuyan couldn’t be completely reassured, “Then, will this intelligence be taken into account? Will …… there be measures?”

Su Chunjun did not lie to her, she was too smart to be coaxed.

He said, “I won’t lie to you, but how the intelligence will be analyzed, whether it will be adopted or not, and what countermeasures will be put in place, these are not things we can decide. All we can do as frontline officers is to pass on the intelligence we see to the rear. We have to believe that everyone has only one belief, and that is to save the country and the people.”

Zhu Yuyan breathed a sigh of relief as she said, “I’m not worried about everyone’s beliefs, I’m just worried that because I did wrong, it will lead to …… an error in judgment.”

–In case she did wrong?

–What if she shouldn’t have destroyed the report? What if not destroying the report was the only way to stop the conspiracy?

There were so many what-ifs that she didn’t know how to judge.

For the first time, she didn’t trust herself, began to doubt herself, began to be uneasy.

She knew about the Holocaust*, but she thought it was only Nan*. The exhausting blood debts committed by the Japanese had pained the Chinese for half a century, and probably could never be forgotten.

–But she hadn’t realized that the Japanese had once envisioned the Holocaust* in every important city in China!

Just thinking about it made her shudder!

One South* had already caused pain to the hearts and lungs of future generations of Chinese.

Suppose there were also Shang*, Bei*, Luo*, Xi* …… and so on.

Japan knows China very well, they know exactly how many important towns there are in China. Suppose they did adopt this report, and after invading every place, they destroyed the most representative and important cities in it ……

Zhu Yuyan covered her face.

She did not dare to imagine it.

Su Chunjun walked over and pressed her shoulder, turning to mention Jin Juli.

He softly said, “Ms. Jin has been asking about you for a few days now, why don’t you go see her today.”

Zhu Yuyan froze for a moment, “Isn’t she doing well? I ……”

Su Chunjun pulled her up and gently pushed her towards the door saying, “Go and see her and let her have a chance to say thank you.”

Zhu Yuyan was pushed out the door by him.

He went back to his cubicle in the intelligence room and began to send a telegram.

–The matter had come to a head, and he had to move Zhu Yuyan.

–She had obtained significant intelligence and had been exposed to the Japanese, she had to be moved.

–It’s for her safety and for the safety of the intelligence.

–She had to be made to disappear from Japanese view.

–As her husband, he was duty-bound.

Zhu Yuyan went downstairs to the medical room, where Jin Julie was.

Wu Xiaoping was taking care of her.

For one, it was for the sake of secrecy, not too many people could know Jin Juli’s whereabouts and news.

Secondly, it was also for security, as Jin Juli also knew the information, and it was uncertain how much she knew.

Zhu Yuyan had already told Su Chunjun that it was Jin Juli who reminded her about the intelligence.

Moreover, Jin Juli has been in Yamamoto’s house for too long, and Yamamoto treats her as a slave and doesn’t avoid her very much.

If Jin Juli had fallen into someone else’s hands, she would have been interrogated.

Although Su Chunjun also reported about Jinjuli, he didn’t explain too much. Firstly, there is not enough time, in order to pass information, many things can only be postponed. Secondly, it was also to protect Jin Juli.

Zhu Yuyan preferred to play down the matter of Jin Juli and send her directly to England.

When Britain encountered the Nazi threat, there was a countryside transfer program, and although it was aimed at British children, a large number of British people fled to the countryside at that time.

-So it was very much a time for smuggling.

Ginger Julie had experience of life in England and it wasn’t hard for her to fit in. There were not many yellow people in the English countryside, most of them immigrants from the Qing Dynasty. Most of them are immigrants from the Qing Dynasty. The city is strict, but the countryside is not so strict. It would be very easy for Jin Juli to survive when she escaped to the English countryside.

Zhu Yuyan had long envisioned how to arrange Jin Juli.

She walked in and Wu Xiaoping immediately saw her, she immediately stood up and shouted, “Hello teacher.”

Zhu Yuyan had been teaching Wu Xiaoping language and math, and occasionally a bit of English and Japanese, all ordinary reading and writing, hoping to add a bit of survival skills to her. Wu Xiaoping just called her teacher.

Jin Juli saw it as well, she branched out and looked at her with a smile.

Zhu Yuyan told Wu Xiaoping to go out first, she sat down and looked at Jin Juli, “Is it okay?”

Jin Juli was lying on the bed, there were a few books on the small cabinet next to her, and there were also books by her pillow. These were Zhu Yuyan’s books.

Zhu Yuyan saw at a glance the romantic romance novel she bought, the Chinese version of Romeo and Juliet.

Jin Julie smiled and said, “I’ve always wanted to read this book to see how the erhu ensembles with the violin and piano.”

The book the two had first met and talked about at the time had never been seen until now.

The two smiled at each other, both remembering that night.

Thinking about it now, that was the beginning of all the chaos for Julie Kim.

Without bringing up those unfortunate events, Jinjuri only picked up the book and said, “It’s very nice, I really like the story then.”