The person who came was indeed Zheng Mei,

After Liu Jun ordered Zhong Lin to let the Vladivostok station help Japan, Zhong Lin knew the importance of this matter, so he ordered Zheng Mei, who was dealing with the Japanese espionage case in Jilin, to put down all the work in his hands and go to Vladivostok to personally command.

Zheng Mei, who got the task, did not delay at all, so she put on makeup and accompanied the caravan that entered Russia, and after entering Boli, she parted ways, left the caravan, and marched towards Vladivostok with all her might.

After three days of acuteness, Zheng Mei finally arrived in Vladivostok tonight.

Take off the cloak and hand the cloak to me next to her, Zheng Mei smiled slightly, sat down in her position, and then asked lightly: "When will Japan do it?" ”

"According to the intelligence, the Japanese will be moving tomorrow night, and some of their men have already infiltrated the shore defense batteries, ready to blow up the two main battery positions No. 3 and No. 4 with explosives.

On the third and fourth, Zheng Mei frowned and looked at the map of the location of the Vladivostok Fort spread out on the table.

No. 3 and No. 4 almost locked the passage in and out of the port, and if these two places are not blown up, it will be a huge disaster for the Japanese army who wants to attack.

After taking a closer look, Zheng Mei asked again about the people and configuration of the Japanese dispatch this time, and then nodded, although the Japanese spy was basically extinguished by himself in Liaodong, but this does not mean that Zheng Mei will underestimate the Japanese spy personnel, on the contrary, he attaches great importance to this group of people, after all, she has dealt with Japanese spies for the longest time.

From Will's mouth, she already knew that there were nearly 200 people participating in this operation, and more than half of them were Japan's most effective spies in Vladivostok.

More than 200 people came to blow up these two forts, if none of them could be realized, then Zheng Mei really looked down on the Japanese.

Since the Japanese came out of these two most important forts, he couldn't be idle, and after a few more looks, Zheng Mei moved her gaze to the No. 1 and No. 2 forts. These two batteries, although not important, can still be used by the Japanese, since the Japanese do not do it, then they are ordered to help, and they can only help blow up these two batteries.

"Are all our people arranged?" Zheng Mei, who had thought clearly, raised her head and asked Weir who was standing beside her lightly.

"It has been arranged, and according to instructions, we have secretly given the Japanese a map of the deployment of troops in Vladivostok." Will quickly finished speaking, and handed over the map of Vladivostok's troops to Japan to tell Zheng Mei the news.

Nodding slightly, Zheng Mei was very satisfied with Will's handling, looked at the map, Zheng Mei motioned for everyone to go down and rest, he hurriedly made a plan, after all, Japan will do it tomorrow, if he reacts slowly, and wait for the Japanese to advance, then if he wants to blow up these two batteries in the future, it will be more difficult than ascending to the sky.

Japan's Vladivostok Liaison Office, the head of Japan's Far East, Shimono Zhenshan, is now looking at the snowflakes outside the window in a daze, in a daze, and from time to time, he will hold up a sketch drawn on straw paper in his hand in a daze.

This sketch, from the moment he got it, he felt that there was an invisible force staring at him, and he couldn't breathe.

This sketch is not an ordinary sketch, but a map of the deployment of Vladivostok troops that the empire needs most now.

Originally, after blowing up the Vladivostok Fort, he would personally go out and try to collect all the information when the Imperial troops arrived, but now, he was confused, and just yesterday morning, his assistant handed over a piece of information, which was still the Vladivostok troop defense map that he needed the most.

At that time, he couldn't remember what this piece of information shocked him.

With a bang, the door of the room was opened, and Ono turned around, only then did he see that the person who came in was his assistant Miyamoto, and after getting this information, in order to verify the authenticity of this information, he ordered him to check whether it existed according to the drawings of these places.

"How's it going, have you found out?" Seeing Miyamoto walk to his side, Ono narrowed his eyes and asked.

"It's completely true, there is not a trace of error in what is recorded in this information, and even how many artillery pieces are in it are clearly recorded in the slightest.

Hizzy Ono gasped, and he could see that someone was secretly helping him, but who was it, who would have such a huge strength, and be able to feel the forces around Vladivostok so clearly.

"Your Excellency, Commander, now that the situation has been clarified, the Imperial Navy and Army are always waiting for this information, do you see if" Miyamoto said here, his mouth shut, he only had a suggestion, but he could not make a decision.

Clenched his fists and looked at the snowflakes outside the window, Ono nodded and handed the sketch in his hand to Miyamoto: "Arrange someone and send it to the designated location." ”

No matter who is helping Japan, Ono doesn't want to think about it for the time being, after all, the most important thing now is to blow up the Russian battery.

Sending off Miyamoto, Ono returned to the room, opened a bottle of sake, tonight, whether he could come back alive or not, he didn't know, he had already made up his mind to die. to destroy two of the most dangerous batteries.

As for the others, he did not send people, it is better to break one of his fingers, he understands, rather than blow up some of the batteries, it is better to concentrate all the manpower and material resources to blow up the two most important batteries, and the rest, he believes that the Imperial Navy can complete the task excellently.

The cold wind like a whirring knife froze and shrank the Russian soldiers guarding the fort one by one. A few soldiers guarding the lookout could not stand the cold, and after twelve o'clock, the officers had already rested, and they also secretly left their posts and returned to the warm dormitory, after all, in their opinion, no one dared to be presumptuous in the Vladivostok Fort of the Empire.

A few cooing and unknown things suddenly called a few times, followed by more than a dozen white people from a distance, relying on the cover of snow, slowly touching the No. 1 battery.

After taking a closer look at the surroundings, there was no movement, and two of the dozen or so people slowly rushed out and wiped out the sentry post not far away.

In a few minutes, with the wave of a small white flag, the rest of the people already knew that the sentry had been lifted, and immediately led by the leader, gently crossed the gate and began to sneak towards the scattered group of batteries.

Tick-tock, in the clock room, Zheng Mei, who was sitting on a chair and had changed into a thick cotton jacket, quietly looked at the wall clock on the wall.

In another ten minutes, it will be 12 o'clock at midnight, and 12 o'clock will be the time when the No. 1 and No. 2 batteries will be blown up.

There were a few crisp knocks, and the hands were already pointing to twelve.

There was a loud bang, and the ground under the feet of the huge explosion trembled a little.

With a slight smile, Zheng Mei understood in her heart that the task was completed.