Chapter 13

Experimental body

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From the scene, there is a third person there.

This is what Inoue concluded to everyone.

Who is the third person?

Inoue said: It should be this person who released the experimental subject and caused the sudden rainfall just now.

Who would it be?

This remains to be verified.

What they need to deal with most at the moment is the casualties on the spot and confidentiality measures.

"After the experimental subject runs out, this matter should be discovered by the outside world soon!"

Inoue immediately reported to his superiors: "The whole city is blocked, and no one is allowed to enter and exit until the experimental subject is found."

The sound of martial law in the whole city sounded again.

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Under the night sky of Jinling City.

The big guy fled into the shop with the bandage man in his arms, and when Lu Ankang appeared in front of them.

The big guy instinctively wants to take action.

Lu Ankang reached out to fix it—

It is naturally a fixed technique, but the effect is average, and the big guy will quickly remove the effect.

But before that, Lu Ankang's words also temporarily exempted the three of them from fighting.

"Fighting here will be discovered by those Japanese devils soon."

In front of them, Lu Ankang pulled off the disguise on his face, threw the yellow skin on the ground, and leaked his original appearance.

Lu Ankang looked at the big guy who had already been freed from his body styling, then looked at the bandage man who could only rely on his voice to move, and said to them: "Come with me!"

It is easy to feel malicious things.

The bandage man told the big guy that he felt that the rain was created by the person in front of him. Although he didn't know why he rescued him, the principle that the enemy is a friend is very common.

Lu Ankang led the way forward, and the big guy walked forward with a bandage on his back to save trouble.

The three of them found a deserted air raid shelter along the secluded road.

The top was pressed by half a collapsed house, so the entrance of the cave was ignored.

Lu Ankang also found this place when he was hiding inadvertently. Because it was very close to the factory, he chose his station place here. What's more, there was a lot of space here, and because it was a government air raid shelter, it stored a lot of combat readiness resources and a lot of canned food. However, Lu Ankang didn't need much, and most of them were quietly sent to Rabe's shelter.

About the air raid shelter-

Suzhou was lost on November 19, 1937, Wuxi fell again on the 26th, and the Japanese army entered Changzhou on the 29th. The atmosphere in Jinling suddenly became tense. The day after the war in Shanghai, 20 "96" bombers from the Kittoki Air Force took off from the Nagasaki base and rushed to Jinling, the capital of the Republic of China for a long distance. From that day on, Jinling finally smelled the breath of war.

Jinling is the first city in the country to carry out air defense alarm construction and mass air defense drills. In 1934, Jinling air defense drills and joint air defense drills in 1935, these two exercises were huge, and more than 10,000 active air defense and passive air defense intelligence teams were dispatched. Airplanes in the sky were airborne, and guns and cannons were fired on the ground. Dozens of air defense surveillance posts were frequently reported. Traffic, lights, shelter control was like a state of war. Firefighting, rescue, emergency repair and other teams rescued wounded personnel, put out fire dangers, repair pipelines, and the atmosphere of war was strong. It not only trained the air defense team, inspected air defense measures, but also allowed citizens to receive air defense education, and made ideological, organizational preparations and technical preparations for the city's air defense work.

In December 1937, before the Japanese occupied Jinling, a giant bomb model was placed in the center of Xinjiekou Square to remind people to be wary of Japanese air strikes. However, the giant bomb did not stop the Japanese army's brutal invasion. The Japanese army carried out 4 months of bombing in Jinling and nearby areas. According to incomplete statistics, from August 15 to December 13, 1937, Jinling City suffered 118 Japanese air strikes, dropped 1,357 bombs, 430 people died, 528 injured, and 34 houses were destroyed and 1,607 houses were destroyed.

At that time, the air-raid shelter provided an excellent safety shelter for citizens. Although some air-raid shelters are now idle, many are still used as places to cool off, or post-war attractions for people to visit. On the day of the fall of Shanghai, the government issued a "Letter to Jinling Citizens", telling the current emergency situation and beginning to evacuate the residents of Jinling. At this time, the fortresses, trenches, barbed wire mesh, and fortifications under the city of Jinling were built layer by layer. A large number of trenches, basements and air-raid shelters were built in the city, and even the back garden of Chiang Kai-shek's official residence was dug to directly lead to Fugui Mountain.

There are three air-raid shelters in the Presidential Palace that tourists can see. One is an air-raid shelter east of the office building after the Anti-Japanese War in 1932. At that time, Japanese aircraft often harassed Jinling, and the National Government built an air-raid shelter between the National Government and the Executive Yuan. The hole was divided into two floors, more than 10 meters deep, and it was all made of reinforced concrete. It was quite sturdy, even if it was bombed by blockbusters. There were also water dispensers, generators and spacious rooms in the hole.

During the period, such a "high-end" air raid shelter was of course customized for the then chairman of the National Government, Lin Sen, the President of the Executive Director Chiang Kai-shek and other political leaders. Another air raid shelter was on the west side of the office building of the former General Staff Headquarters. The depth, thickness and area were not as good as the one in the Presidential Palace, but the workmanship was relatively exquisite and was for officers such as the Chief of Staff. Another one, with an area of ​​300 square meters, simple facilities, and poor ability to resist bombing, was for the shelter of subordinate officers and soldiers.

After the war, an air-raid shelter in Yicun was also exposed to a mysterious color due to rumors that Mao Zedong had visited. Yicun Hotel is located in Yiliu Village, located on National Highway 312 outside Taiping Gate of Jinling. It is located in Yiliu Village on the east and west directions, from the fork in the road to Wangjiawan area, the Shanghai-Nanjing Railway to the south, and the newly built Shanghai-Nanjing urban high-speed railway to the north, which you can see by passing by. This is the northern foot of Zijin Mountain, with undulating hills and dense forests, and it is very hidden. Yicun Hotel is located between the mountains and forests. It is said that *** once lived. The rumors that the chairman had stayed at Yicun Hotel have not been officially confirmed. In March 2012, a sign of "Jinling City Cultural Relics Protection Unit" was hung on a row of inconspicuous bungalow door walls, giving an authoritative statement that Yicun Hotel was indeed built for *** to temporarily live when he came to Jinling.

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The fall of Jinling begins-

The Japanese army is looking for the existence of these air raid shelters in a large way-

Some have indeed found it.

But in the end there were two or three, and they were never found.

Especially the presidential air raid shelter at the Yicun Hotel.

Never discovered-

Lu Ankang was also lucky enough to find one of them, and then placed various formations at the entrance to cover them.
Chapter completed!