Sanbao dragged him into the alley, and Ruobing returned immediately. "Is he a spy?" Ruobing asked.
Sanbao found the secret service ID and a pistol from the guy and shook it, "It can't be fake. As soon as we came out of the drugstore, this guy has been following us."
"It seems that the Japanese are very strict about medicines." Ruobing couldn't help but said, "Then what should we do?"
"Since you can't buy it, you have no choice but to grab it." Sanbao replied looking at the agent at his feet.
"Robbing?" Ruobing felt strange, but saw Sanbao quickly taking off the agent's clothes and putting on them, "Come on, let's go back." Sanbao replied.
The two returned to the drugstore they had just visited. As soon as they entered the door, the agent who stayed behind immediately felt something bad. The suspicious person they saw just now came back wearing his companion's clothes. As soon as Sanbao and Ruobing entered the door, Ruobing followed Sanbao's instructions and then closed the door.
The door.
As soon as Sanbao entered the door, he pulled out the newly captured pistol and pointed it at the spy who was left behind, "You'd better not move, you can't be faster than my gun." Sanbao shouted: "Put your hands up."
"Hero, don't get me wrong." The agent looked at the black muzzle and immediately raised his hand.
Sanbao stepped forward and found a Mauser pistol from his waist. Several people in the store looked at it strangely. What happened to this agent? He started fighting with his own people.
"Everyone, squat down and stop moving!" Sanbao shouted to the people in the store.
A customer and two clerks in the store immediately squatted down obediently. Sanbao signaled to Ruobing, "It's really a robbery!" Ruobing was a little hesitant. He had never done this before, but he remembered the fight against the Japanese.
He was injured, so he immediately walked into the counter and quickly looked for what he needed.
Soon, Ruobing put the selected medicines on the counter, "Why so little?" Sanbao couldn't help but ask the clerk.
"The Japanese have told me that these drugs are under control and cannot be raised too much." The clerk squatting on the ground replied carefully.
"Wrap it up for me." Sanbao shouted: "Calculate how much it will cost."
"Don't dare!" The clerk never knew how to pay after seeing something like this. He carefully wrapped the medicine and sent it to Sanbao.
Ruobing finally breathed a sigh of relief. This was just a forced purchase, not a robbery. She immediately said: "Don't be afraid, we are..."
Sanbao had already made up his mind, and when he heard that Ruobing was about to give his name, he immediately interrupted: "Why, you think we are bandits." Sanbao shouted: "We are heroes from Black Tiger Mountain, only because our brothers on the mountain were injured while fighting the Japanese. So.
I just came here to get medicine, but we have always robbed the rich and given to the poor, and since we have joined the Eighth Route Army, we still have to buy and sell to the public."
"Yes, yes." The clerk immediately made a rough calculation. However, Sanbao, who had finished the transaction, did not want to leave just now. He asked Ruobing to get the medicine and go out to find Qu Changlin immediately, and he sat down in the store.
After nearly an hour, Sanbao felt that time was almost up. He stood up and walked out the door. Everyone breathed a sigh of relief.
As soon as the agent saw Sambo leaving, he rushed out, but was soon forced back with a pistol put to his head.
"You are so anxious to report the news!" Sanbao shouted when he returned.
"Uncle, no, I, I have an urgent need to urinate." The agent said tremblingly.
"Then just pee in your pants." Sanbao waved the gun in his hand, and the agent had to sit down obediently. Sanbao looked around and went out again. This time he rushed straight to the city gate.
He found Ruo Bing and Qu Changlin outside the city. Ruo Bing said with some regret: "It's a pity that there are too few medicines."
But Qu Changlin on the side said to Sanbao: "The comrades in the city have inquired about a batch of medicines."