The police car was pushed off the cliff, and Jin Muchen went directly into the depths of the dense forest, found the gasoline barrel that had been prepared a long time ago, burned the mask, fake police uniform, etc., and then threw the oil drum and the waste inside into the sea.

After that, I got into the car that I had prepared and returned to Tokyo along the same road as I had traveled.

However, when he drove to the boundaries of Tokyo, he found that the atmosphere of the whole Tokyo was different.

On the highway out of the city, there are police officers everywhere, and there are even many special police, who are also sitting next to the highway checkpoint, completely looking like they are facing a great enemy.

Just before that, on the way back, Jin Muchen listened to the radio for a while, which was full of reports about the fire in Kudanzaka last night.

Then I heard a loud noise, and then the radio director said that there had been a violent explosion in the direction of the Tokyo National Museum, and it was not yet possible to confirm what exactly happened.

And when he drove the car close to Tokyo, he had already seen the black smoke rushing into the sky from Ueno, hehe, no need to guess, it must be the black smoke coming out of the Tokyo National Museum after it burned.

I don't know if the automatic fire extinguishing system in this museum is good or not, and whether it can control the fire.

The amount of charge in those bombs and incendiary bombs, but after careful calculation, the maximum area of destruction is only ten square meters.

According to today's natural weather conditions, clear skies, and no wind, those bombs, the maximum range of damage, that is, the main museum. And those Japanese cultural relics in the Horyuji Treasure Hall have been completely destroyed, as for the Oriental Museum next to it, and the Pykei Pavilion, which Jin Muchen has not rarely entered at all, it should not be affected.

Such a destruction will definitely make the Tokyo National Museum beat its chest. This alone will cause the Tokyo National Museum to lose more than 5,000 cultural relics.

It sounds like a lot, but Jin Muchen knows that this will definitely not make the Tokyo National Museum break his bones.

You must know that they have collected more than 100,000 Chinese cultural relics alone, so their collection of Japanese cultural relics must be far more than that.

And they are all exhibited in rotation, so in the basement of this museum. There must be a lot of treasures to keep somewhere.

It's just that this time the loss is a part of the exhibits that the Tokyo National Museum is most proud of, and it can also be said to be the most essential part of the exhibits, which will definitely make them feel pain for a long time.

But time will heal all the pain, anyway, this case must be a headless unjust case, even if the Japanese want to find someone to take revenge, they can't find anyone. Thinking of this, Jin Muchen felt a pang of refreshment.

He drove slowly. Driving towards the checkpoint of the expressway, the police in Tokyo have obviously entered a state of high alert, but it may be that the law and order situation is too good on weekdays, so it can also be seen that they are nervous at this time.

Now they just set up a checkpoint in the direction of the highway out of Tokyo, and in the direction of entering Tokyo, they don't care at all.

Apparently they don't think. The terrorists who bombed Kudanzaka and then the Tokyo National Museum had already fled from Tokyo by this time.

The case on Kudanzaka's side has been clearly established, it is a terrorist attack. The Tokyo National Museum is the same, and it seems that it was also a terrorist attack.

Because the fire at the Tokyo National Museum has not yet been extinguished, they don't know how many treasures have been lost in the Tokyo National Museum, and how many of them have been stolen and how many have been destroyed by explosions.

But one thing is for sure, the thieves certainly couldn't have committed the crime alone, and they must have stolen a lot from the Tokyo National Museum.

The main building of the Tokyo National Museum and the Horyuji Treasure Museum were bombed, but no bombs were installed on the Toyokan side.

Through the appraisal of experts in the museum, many national treasure-level cultural relics in the Oriental Museum have been stolen, especially the cultural relics of the Chinese Pavilion, which have suffered heavy losses.

Several cultural relics, which have been designated as national treasures of Japan, have been stolen, and even the stone carvings of Buddhist shrines, which weigh several tons, have not been spared.

This shows that this case must have been committed by a premeditated gang, although the gang of guys who stole the Tokyo National Museum don't know if they are related to the guys who caused the terrorist attack on Kudanzaka.

But one thing is for sure, that is, these two groups of people are bold guys.

In particular, these guys who stole the Tokyo National Museum were even more bold, not only did they steal the treasures in the Tokyo National Museum, but also several security guards of the museum, all of whom were killed together.

And they stole the treasures, but in the end, they destroyed so many cultural relics, which is a mortal crime.

Although Japan has not sentenced criminals to death for many years, Japan has not abolished the death penalty after all, and if you catch these bold guys, there will definitely be only one final result, and that is the death penalty.

The damage they brought to Japan by blowing up the Tokyo National Museum is absolutely incalculable, and even if we talk about the loss, the loss on the side of the Tokyo National Museum is even more serious than that on the side of Kudanzaka.

Kudanzaka can only be said to be the spiritual totem of Japan's right-wing forces, but after all, not every Japanese is a right-winger, but the Tokyo National Museum is different, it is a treasure of all Japanese people.

As a result, those guys, with a few cheap bombs, blew up all those treasures and burned them to ashes, which is simply the same crime as war criminals, committing ****** crimes.

These words were all heard by Jin Muchen from the car's radio when he was driving, and these words were said by a radio host who is quite popular in Japan.

And this guy spoke in a very heavy tone, just listening to his tone, you could hear that he was very sad.

But Jin Muchen listened to this guy's words, but his heart blossomed, ****** guilt? What international jokes?

Didn't your ancestors of the Japanese commit ****** crimes in China? But did you admit that you were mistaken? It seems that there is not, let alone compensation now, and there is not even a word of apology.

As for these bird-like peoples, you are worthy to tell us ****** sin?

Lao Tzu didn't kill hundreds of thousands of you, they are all worthy of you, ****** are you guilty? Grass, today is just a little interest for you.

Although there was no card on the road here, because of the card on the opposite side, the road on the opposite side was blocked, and even his side was affected.

If it had been in the past, Jin Muchen, who was in a hurry, would have been anxious at this time, but this time he was not in a hurry, just driving the car with a smile and a smile while listening to the host on the radio, angrily announcing a series of bad news.

And Jin Muchen sat in the car, and he could also feel that the whole of Tokyo, and even the whole of Japan, seemed to have changed, and the car next to him was also full of movement, but through the car window, Jin Muchen could see that the owners of the cars next to him all had gloomy faces, as if their mood was also affected by these bad news.

All the Japanese were unhappy, but Jin Muchen was elated, and his mood became better and better.

Finally passed this bayonet, the traffic on the road began to become smooth, Jin Muchen drove here, first passing by Dongtai District, but many roads in Dongtai District have been closed.

The streets were filled with armed police and roaring fire trucks.

Looking at those tired firefighters, Jin Muchen was amused in his heart, these guys are probably tired, they were busy all night at Jiudanzaka last night, but before they had time to catch their breath in the morning, they were sent to the Tokyo National Museum to fight the fire, I really don't know what kind of mood they are in at this time.

Outside the police cordon, there were all kinds of people, some reporters with long guns and short guns, and some people who were just watching the excitement.

But this time, the faces of these people were solemn, and it was obvious that they all knew what the artifacts of the Tokyo National Museum meant to them as Japanese.

And seeing that they were all so dignified, even sad, expressions, Jin Muchen's heart became more and more happy.

He can't afford to have a good impression of the Japanese, nor can he have the slightest sympathy.

In the evil war of aggression in the last century, they have never been humble, so we won't say much about it.

Let's talk about the earthquake that occurred in Xichuan Province, China, two years ago, when we held the Olympic Games, how did these Japanese people do it?

If Jin Muchen remembers correctly, these Japanese are no less gloating, although they did not dare to overtly gloat in their newspapers and television media, but in the Japanese Internet media, there are schadenfreude voices everywhere, and even some words are called ugly.

If it weren't for the fact that the domestic government at that time was afraid of provoking a domestic civil uprising and strongly banned the reprinting of those words on the Japanese Internet, I am afraid that the people in China would have held a big march as early as that year and smashed Japanese cars on the streets again.

The people in China don't know those things, but it doesn't mean that Jin Muchen doesn't know, after he came abroad, he once inadvertently saw a discussion post about the earthquake in China on one of the most popular websites in Japan, although he didn't understand those Japanese at the time, but he could also see a strong taste of schadenfreude from that post. (To be continued.) )