Just five minutes after the explosion at 28 Gisfield Road, the phone within Levi's reach suddenly rang in the silent room.
At this time, Levi looked a little tired because he had not slept all night.
But as the phone rang, he was relieved of his fatigue, because he understood that this was a call to report the success or failure of the operation, so he picked up the phone immediately without any delay.
"Hello………"
"good."
Li Wei only said two words, but a smile immediately appeared on his face.
Because on the other end of the phone, someone conveyed a message to him in code: No. 28 Gisfield Road was now in ruins.
Therefore, this operation should be successful.
Of course, he was not completely relaxed at this time, but continued to sit in the chair and continued to wait.
Because he also needs to know how the people involved in the operation are doing.
At this time, Gisfield Road was also stunned by the explosion.
Not long after, a large number of people quickly poured out of the originally quiet streets, looking at the soaring fire at No. 28 Gisfield Road, and screaming in horror from time to time.
Moreover, the sound of sirens on the street soon started ringing everywhere, and people from the patrol house, Japanese plainclothes armed forces, and secret agents also came from all directions towards Gisfield Road.
But these things have nothing to do with Li Wei now. He is still waiting quietly at this time.
Half an hour later, the phone at Levi's hand rang again. After he answered the phone, he really relaxed. This was Fang Xueming's call, although what the two said on the phone had already been agreed upon.
code word.
But he knew: the operation was successful and the personnel were safely evacuated!
At this point, Levi stood up, stretched, and then walked towards the bedroom. He wanted to have a good sleep.
This is because when setting up the explosion, these operators also had strict plans and arrangements. Moreover, the Japanese chose to conduct poison experiments here because it was far away from the surrounding residents and was in a relatively remote location where it was not easily disturbed by others.
Influence.
Therefore, although No. 28 Gisfield Road seemed to be in ruins after the explosion, the impact on surrounding residents was relatively small.
About forty minutes after the explosion, Japanese troops arrived directly at the scene and even blocked the entire scene.
Then the search for No. 28 Gisfield Road began. A large number of soldiers and civilians were searching in the ruins, and from time to time they carried out corpses.
As for the police officers responsible for managing Gisfield Road, when they first arrived at the scene, the Japanese strictly ordered them not to approach.
There were two angry young men from the police station. They couldn't stand the Japanese being so domineering, so they just said a few more words. The Japanese soldiers didn't say anything and just opened fire. Although they didn't hit the police officers,
But it also showed their attitude, and this gesture also made the people in the patrol room stop talking too much.
The Japanese even began to intensively interrogate the onlookers, wanting to know if anyone had entered No. 28 Gisfield Road after the explosion.
If so, I'm sorry, no matter what you saw or didn't see, just take him back to the Military Police Headquarters.
Although they do not know what is inside the bombed house, the order given to them by the military is: as long as they are suspicious, all suspicious people and matters should be captured and brought back to the military police headquarters. Anyone who asks for mercy All to no avail.
Moreover, all suitors will be arrested, and other people will handle the subsequent matters.
Office of the Japanese Garrison Headquarters in Shanghai.
The livid-faced garrison commander, Lieutenant General Matsui Shita Ken, was staring at the several officers in front of him with red eyes.
"Your Excellency, Commander, according to the known information, No. 28 Gisfield Road has been razed to the ground. All the personnel responsible for the experiment died, and no one survived."
"At the same time, the external telephone line at No. 28 Gisfield Road was also vandalized."
"All the dead warriors of the Japanese Empire were killed with daggers. Before death, there was no resistance. From the perspective of the wounds, most of these warriors were killed from behind, so There is no precaution at all. So far, a total of thirty-eight warriors of the Japanese Empire have died for the country, and there is no such thing as an experiment..."
"Bagaya Road, Bagaya Road!"
Before the officer could finish his report, Lieutenant General Matsui Shita could no longer bear it any longer. He hit the desk with a heavy palm and then cursed angrily.
He was the one who knew the inside story of this matter, so he also understood that if what happened inside No. 28 Gisfield Road were known to the world, it would be another serious blow to the Empire of Japan.
He had always been worried about this problem, so he had previously suggested to the base camp that all the experimental personnel should be relocated to the Northeast. After all, that area was now under the rule of the Japanese Empire and was relatively safer.
The base camp also agreed to his suggestion, and it looked like it would be moved in two days, but it was suddenly bombed.
To be honest, for a person like him, ordinary things would not worry him, but recently, he has really felt very tired.
Not to mention that on the frontline battlefields, the Japanese Empire's advance is getting slower and slower. Even at this time, there are still two divisions in a critical situation and may be annihilated by the Chinese at any time.
Even in Shanghai, which they claim to be the rear area for themselves and others, there has always been unrest.
Since he became the top officer of the Shanghai Garrison Headquarters, the condolence group sent by the base camp was assassinated in the street.
Then the Chinese actually set up a guerrilla group around the Shanghai area and kept harassing the garrison, which was very annoying.
Then the Chinese exposed some of the actions of the Imperial Japanese warriors in Nanjing at the Shanghai Cinema, which suddenly made the Imperial Japanese Empire somewhat difficult to do internationally. Even now, many people still have a poor impression of the Empire.
In addition, Zhengjin Bank was robbed a few days ago, and another loss of more than 2 million yen was lost.
These things happened one after another, and he really felt that although Shanghai was under the rule of the Japanese Empire, the Japanese Empire had very little control over it.
But as these things continue to happen, the people standing in front of them are still powerless.