As the saying goes, "If you don't do anything bad, you won't be afraid of ghosts coming to you." On the other hand, if you have ghosts in your heart, you must be uneasy in your heart.

When the train started to slow down, Ayumi Hamasaki felt a vague feeling in her heart.

It was raining outside the window, and Ayumi Hamasaki couldn't see what was going on outside. The train was about to enter the station, and it would be clear if you wait for a moment.

However, Ayumi Hamasaki couldn't wait. He reached out and pushed open the window. A lot of rain suddenly floated in outside the window. The cold and humid air rushed into the window, causing dissatisfaction among other passengers in the car.

Ayumi Hamasaki traveled in a dress-up costume. He was wearing plain clothes. The other passengers did not know his identity, so they protested against him. One of the Japanese passengers even yelled at him.

Ayumi Hamasaki couldn't care about that much, and in the rain he poked her head out of the car window and looked forward.

He saw that in the heavy rain, there were several motorcycles parked on the platform of the station in front, and even a truck full of Japanese soldiers. On the platform were several Japanese officers wearing raincoats, and their eyes moved with the slowly entering the station.

Ayumi Hamasaki shrank back and sat on the chair with a dull look, even forgot to close the car window.

When Hamada Yoshihiro saw Ayumi Hamasaki's appearance, he felt a little cold. He also poked his head out of the car window, observed for a while, shrank his head back, and sat blankly on the seat.

After a moment of silence, Hamada Yoshiji held a lucky mentality and said to Ayumi Hamasaki: "Hamasaki, don't do this. These imperial soldiers may be performing other tasks that have nothing to do with you."

On the surface, he was comforting Ayumi Hamasaki, but in fact he was cheering himself up. He hoped that the result would not be as bad as he was worried about.

I am really afraid of anything I come to.

Shortly after the train stopped, the door of the car quickly appeared at the carriage Yoshiji and Ayumi Hamada. The scene he didn't want to see the least - several Japanese military police officers wearing raincoats walked into the carriage where they were. A Japanese major in the lead held a photo in his hand and looked at it for a while, then came directly to Ayumi Hamasaki and asked Ayumi Hamasaki: "Is it that you are the intelligence counselor of the 63rd Regiment."

Ayumi Hamasaki's face was pale. He didn't say anything, but just nodded silently.

Seeing Ayumi Hamasaki admitting his identity, several Japanese military police officers immediately stood around him and made a warning move to prevent him from being assassinated and to avoid him from escaping. Seeing their actions, Ayumi Hamasaki's heart was so cold.

Hamada Yoshihiro showed his ID, and the military police officer saw that his rank was higher than that of him, so he saluted him.

After returning the gift, Yoshiji Hamada asked, "Which part of you are from? What's the matter with Hamasaki Ayumi?"

The military police chief said, "On the Nakasa, I am Matsushita Ichiki of the Special High School Division of the Qingdao Military Police Command. He was ordered to escort Ayuki Hamasaki back to Jinan City."

Hamada Yoshihiro asked: "Mr. Matsushita, can I ask? Who issued this order?"

Matsushita Kazuki said, "It was an order issued by the Jinan Military Police Command." After that, he stopped paying attention to Hamada Yoshiji and said to Ayumi Hamasaki: "Hamasaki, please cooperate with my work, let's follow me now."

Ayuki Hamasaki's face was pale, and she stood up and walked out mechanically with Matsushita Ichiki. Hamada Yoshiji had no choice but to follow them and leave the carriage together. Jinan Castle.

Sakai Toichiro received a call from Matsushita Ichiki, saying that he had received a safely Ayumi Hamasaki, who would lead a small team of Japanese military police to go to Jinan City throughout the journey.

Then, Sakai Toichiro asked Matsushita Ichiki to hand over the phone to Hamada Yoshiji. After asking about the relevant situation, he asked him to take over Matsushita Ichiki's command and send Hamasaki Ayuki back to Jinan safely.

After putting down the phone, Sakai Toichiro walked to the clothes hanger, put on his hat, checked his military appearance in the dressing mirror at the door, and then went to report to the commander of the military police headquarters.

Soon, the 12th Japanese Army Command convened a press conference to refute the rumors about Gao Jiu's news published by using a clear telegram.

A major general of the 12th Army Command personally released the news: According to the pre-released news by the 12th Army Command of the Japanese Army, the awarding ceremony held by Ayumi Hamasaki, will be held on time at 9:30 am on May 18 in the central square in Jinan City. Various media in Jinan, including foreign media, were invited to report on the spot, and invitation letters were presented to these media on the spot.

On May 17, the North China Public Security News reported the news and published an article titled "Gao Jiu's lies to be self-defeating" on the front page headlines.

The article was published in the name of Ayumi Hamasaki, and he challenged Gao again. The article said: "Gao Jiu, you shameless bandit, can only spread rumors and slander. He actually made up a ridiculous lie that I have left Jinan City.

Ayumi Hamasaki, with the honor of the soldiers of the Great Japanese Empire, solemnly announced: Ayumi Hamasaki will definitely attend the medal awarding ceremony tomorrow. I will stand on the solemn podium and wait for the bandit Gao Jiu to come and assassinate.

Gao Jiu, you despicable bandit, come if you have the ability, and I, Ayuki Hamasaki, are here waiting for you."

Media from other parties also reported on the same time.

Things are getting more and more interesting.

On May 18, Jinan City became the focus of attention across the country and even the world. Everyone is looking forward to performing a wonderful program tomorrow.

Jinan City on May 18 was an open challenge, or a wonderful game. One side of the competition was represented by the 12th Army Command of the Japanese Army, representing the Japanese and puppet parties. The other side was represented by Gao Jiu, representing the anti-Japanese armed forces.

Although this game is just a small game, the consequences of the game results are very serious.

If Ayumi Hamasaki dies, the Japanese and puppet parties will lose all their faces, and the capabilities of the Japanese army and the entire Japanese army will be seriously questioned. The morale of the Japanese army and the people in Japan will be severely hit.

If Ayumi Hamasaki is alive, Gao Jiu's ability will be questioned, and the ability of the anti-Japanese armed forces represented by him will also be questioned, and the morale of the national anti-Japanese military and civilians will be severely frustrated.

This is a game that cannot be afforded.

It is now 9:30 am on May 17, and it is only one day before tomorrow's game. All forces are taking action nervously.

Watches and underground party liaison station.
Chapter completed!