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The gap was only a dozen centimeters high and just wide enough for the girl to get in sideways, so she could only hunched over and curled up into a ball.
Outside, there were angry screams and screams echoing. These sounds made the girl's body tremble. Other book friends were reading:
After breathing for a moment in the gap, the girl began to move forward.
This seat almost surrounds the entire second floor. Her current position is close to the staircase. If she wants to move to the opposite staircase, she needs to turn half a circle.
That stairway was the staircase leading to the third floor. She was going to the third floor now, and there might be a glimmer of hope.
The shop on the first floor had only one large door to exit, but now it was sealed with door panels and Japanese patrols, so she couldn't escape at all.
After hiding under the counter and thinking about it for several days, she felt that the third floor might be her only hope, so she decided to take a risk.
The height of the gap was limited, so in order to not make any noise, the girl simply crawled forward on her knees. Although it was a bit harder, the speed was much faster and the sound was also quieter.
Her knees collided with the hard ground, causing pain to her naked knees every time, but she did not dare to make a sound, otherwise the devils would hear her, which would cause trouble.
In this way, under the cover of the smoky sound in the large ballroom, the girl successfully climbed to a place not too far from the other stairway.
Squatting up in this gap, the girl looked at her knees and found that they were worn out, and it hurt so much when she touched them.
Carefully blowing some air on her knees, the girl hurriedly looked outside.
At the top of the stairs, there was also a Japanese soldier standing guard, but like the previous one, he was attracted by the scene on the big dance floor and watched the live broadcast with concentration.
"Let's take a gamble." The girl bit her lip, suddenly stood up from the gap, and walked toward the stairs.
Although this road was only about ten steps, it was longer than the Tianya Road for the girl. Her legs and feet were trembling, and she almost fell to the ground several times.
Perhaps luck was favoring him, but this time he succeeded again and successfully slipped up the stairs behind the Japanese soldier.
Tip-toeing, the girl moved towards the top of the stairs nimbly, and gradually approached the stairway on the third floor.
Unfortunately, her good luck seemed to have been used up. Just when she was just one step away from stepping onto the third floor, a Japanese officer appeared in front of her.
The Japanese officer seemed to have just woken up. He was walking downstairs while rubbing his sleepy eyes. He accidentally raised his head and saw the girl at a glance.
The two of them were stunned together, probably not expecting to meet each other suddenly.
After being stunned, the girl reacted before the other person. She stretched out her arm and pushed the Japanese officer hard.
Unprepared, the Japanese officer was pushed and staggered, and then he missed the step and fell down the stairs.
Under the stairs, there were a bunch of tables. One of the broken tables was stacked under the stairs, with the sharp stubble pointing directly at the stairs above.
As soon as the Japanese officer fell, he happened to land on the broken stubble. What saved him from death was the location of the aorta in the neck. The broken stubble was like a knife. The Japanese officer's weight of more than 100 kilograms plus the acceleration was enough to
Let the stubble cut his neck open.
With a sneer, a large column of blood spurted out from the Japanese officer's neck, and the next moment he died without even saying a word.
However, the noise made by the two men also alerted the Japanese soldiers on the second floor. Many Japanese soldiers turned around and saw the girl standing on the stairs.
"Catch her, other book friends are reading:
They are hiding now. If they shoot, they will alert people outside, and then the place will be exposed.
It is not easy to choose a suitable hiding place, especially there are not many places like Paramount. The three Japanese officers were reluctant to give up.
Several Japanese soldiers had already raised their guns, but now they had to put them down again and chased them up the stairs with their rifles in hand.
"It's broken. The Japs discovered it." The girl was shocked, but when she saw that the Japs were chasing her, she didn't dare to neglect her. She rushed up to the third floor, then turned around and ran away.
Several Japanese soldiers also caught up behind them, chasing after her. They had to catch the girl, otherwise once she escaped, the place would be completely exposed.
However, there are many guest rooms on the third floor, and the terrain is very complicated. More than a dozen Japanese soldiers chased the girl and then disappeared. They were shocked and hurriedly dispersed to look for her.
The positions of several windows were guarded, and the Japanese soldiers were not worried that he would be able to escape.
More Japanese soldiers came up from downstairs, and they joined the search for the girl, hoping to find this hidden danger as soon as possible.
However, dozens of people searched around and searched every house, but no trace of the girl was found.
The Japanese soldiers were very surprised. They didn't know where the girl had hidden, and she seemed to have disappeared out of thin air.
"Keep looking, we must find her." The three Japanese officers all issued death orders, telling the Japanese soldiers to find her.
The Japanese soldiers immediately launched a second round of searches. This time, everything in the house was damaged. The cabinets were knocked down, the bed was overturned, and even the back of the curtains was lifted up and inspected.
Still not, still haven’t found where the girl is, other book friends are reading:
The Japanese soldiers were dumbfounded. They searched everywhere they should, but there was still no trace of the girl. So what should they do next?
The three Japanese officers also felt very strange, "Where did this man hide?"
When I was rummaging through the Japanese police station, I saw a row of large trash cans lined up quietly in the garbage room at the end of the corridor. The uncovered barrels exuded a suffocating stench.
As soon as a few Japanese soldiers came in, they immediately held their noses and backed out. They felt that they would suffocate to death if they stayed in there for a while.
However, what they didn't expect was that in the innermost trash can, a thin figure was curled up, not daring to move, quietly listening to the sounds outside.
This was the girl who ran into the house before the Japanese raided the house, got into the trash can filled with more than half a bucket of leftovers, and then closed the lid.
To be on the safe side, she grabbed several handfuls of leftovers and covered her head with them. This way, even if she lifted the lid, she wouldn't be able to find her unless she looked carefully.
However, it seemed that she was overly worried. The stench of this room made the searchers behind turn around and leave without even entering the door.
For them, this house is not a place for people to stay in. If they go in for a while, they will suffocate to death.