One of the lessons of the British is that the internment of political prisoners at sea, as they did with Napoleon, is logically self-consistent with separating the giant Antey from Mother Earth. Whether in Myanmar, India or South Africa, they do this so that they avoid congregations of believers. Of course, there is nothing foolproof in the world.

When the Japanese arrived at the sea on the northwest side of the prison, they signaled with a flashlight, flashing on the tower, and apparently there was an internal response.

The soldiers easily approached the beach and dragged the rubber boats ashore, moving with great speed thanks to a drill at a port in Sittwe.

According to the intelligence of the Yugoslav Agency, there are less than 40 guards here, so it should not be a problem to seize it by force. Lin Xiuxuan also found that the garrison was very loose from the images played by the drone, and there were only 3 fixed sentry posts on the entire ring city wall, and no machine guns were seen.

He predicted that the operation would be successful, but such an operation, with three submarines (especially one from the Atlantic) seemed to be a big move? If it was just a special operation to save Gandhi, it would be enough for the Japanese to do it alone, he was also from an intelligence background, and it was easy to think that there must be a demon when things are abnormal, but where is the demon? For the time being, I can't understand it.

Soon the drone filmed the U-boat floating, and a team of 6 people was also dispatched. They approached the northern side of that island from a diametrically opposite direction to the Japanese and did not seem to be ready to cooperate with the Japanese? Of course, due to the limitations of the drone's thermal imaging reconnaissance equipment, Lin Xiuxuan could not see the German troops sitting on the motorboat, all of whom were wearing British uniforms. They were here to carry out public executions.

The Japanese launched a surprise operation first, while six German soldiers a few hundred meters away stood still.

Dozens of Japanese commandos, cutting through the barbed wire fence, found an open side door under the huge fortress, apparently also guilty, and they easily shot several guards who were dozing off on the first floor with silenced weapons, and then broke through upwards. It was a Gothic fortress with two towers, and they started from only one side.

The garrison finally noticed it, and a shootout soon broke out, but they were able to resist it in a hurry. The drone photographed the window flashing on the pillbox, constantly upward, and it was clear that the enemy quickly took control of the second and third floors.

Before the attack, Kagesa was lying in bed thinking about what to do, he had been in contact with the imprisoned Indian resistors lately, and knew that the plan he had set with Chandra was feasible, but Chandrabose had exaggerated his influence in the Congress party, and this mistake needed to be corrected in the plan.

He was alert, and suddenly realized that there was movement somewhere, so he put his ear to the stone wall, and faintly heard footsteps, it was the boots of British soldiers stepping down the stairs, obviously something was about to happen, and then there was an explosion, as if it were *.

The explosion probably woke up all the prisoners. Then there was a great burst of gunfire, which could be heard in the British army*, but what was not clearly heard was the silence of the opponent*, and the British army gradually fell to the upper hand, and finally the gunfire stopped.

After waiting for a while, someone rushed to the door of the cell.

"Major General, is that you?"

"Captain Nitta?"

"Sure enough, here, we were ordered to rescue you, please hide under the bed."

Kagesa quickly rolled over and hid under the bed, while a commando installed * on the cell door. Then ignite*. With a bang, the cell door flickered and fell. Someone rushed into the cell and dragged out Kagesa from under the bed.

When Kage Satsuaki went outside, the dark passage suddenly became brightly lit, and someone turned on the cell light, which was obviously a taboo for sneak attacks, Japanese and Indian armed men were coming and going, opening all the prison doors, he saw a commando with a camera around his neck, and felt that something was wrong, and then felt Captain Nitta hold his hand and squeeze it hard, he realized that this was some kind of hint, there was something wrong with this attack, and it was impossible to explain.

All of a sudden, a dozen or so high-ranking members of the Congress Party who had been imprisoned on the upper floors gathered and began to shake hands with each other, not only with the Japanese soldiers who had saved them, but also with Kamisa Yoshiaki, who had been arrested not long ago at a rally in honor of Tagore. Nehru, who was in tears, suddenly remembered something important.

"Mahatma, and Mahatma."

"Yes, you have to go to the North Tower to rescue the Mahatma."

"Okay, let's get ready and go," Nitta said through his interpreter, then beckoned the Japanese troops to check the equipment and asked his men to call by radio.

On 419, Lin Xiuxuan kept watching the exchange of fire stop below, it seemed that the Japanese army was attacking quickly, obviously prepared, but it was unbelievable that the attack suddenly stopped. The six German soldiers who had been waiting for a long time to get off the U-boat began to move, and easily entered the tower on the other side, but there was no exchange of fire. Although the two groups of people did not cooperate on the surface, Lin Xiuxuan saw that they had a high degree of tacit understanding in terms of entry time.

After all, he had planned the attack on the headquarters of the Japanese army in Shanghai, and he was well versed in the strategy of attacking the east and west, and he also knew that behind the special operation must be huge strategic interests.

"It's bad, Gandhi is going to be finished."

The political commissar next to him and Cheng Dayang looked at each other: "What's wrong?" How is it over? ”

"I know why they went their separate ways."

"Why?"

"This is a war of public opinion. Maybe it's Asano's ghost idea. ”

Inside the prison, the Japanese army has been patiently checking the weapons, and Kagesa Zhenzhao has long seen that Nitta is dragging out time and waiting for some signal. A few gunshots rang out in the distance, and Nitta came to his senses and began to attack the other side with his people.

The newly rescued, enthusiastic Congress party members, who did not immediately go to the beach to wait for evacuation, actively led the way for the Japanese army, and advanced to the prison area where Gandhi was held, perhaps because of Gandhi's importance, and he was imprisoned only in the entire northern district, right on the tower, above the warden's house.

They walked through the labyrinthine castle without encountering any resistance, and soon saw a group of six British soldiers in front of them, escorting a diminutive man, walking down the same aisle, but separated by two fences.

Nehru's sharp eyes recognized Gandhi, whom they were carrying. Apparently the British wanted to take the Mahatma away.

"Get the Mahatma out of here." He shouted.

The Japanese rushed forward, but the British officer at the head suddenly turned around, blocked the Mahatma in front, and pressed * against Gandhi's temple.

Foreseeing what was going to happen, Kagesa quickly ducked to the side, and the rest of the Japanese immediately stopped, and the two sides confronted each other through the iron fence for a few seconds. The five British soldiers in the back lost patience and suddenly raised their pistols to shoot, the Japanese were afraid of accidentally injuring Gandhi, and did not dare to return fire, so they looked for a place to dodge, only a few brave Indians rushed forward and tried to break through the iron railing and iron gate.

"Children, don't let violence and impulsiveness blind you...... India's path to independence must not be exploited by careerists...... The British are not our enemies now. Gandhi, who was dying over there, suddenly began to shout.

The officer who held Gandhi hostage realized that something was wrong, kicked Gandhi to the wall, and then pointed a gun at the back of Gandhi's head.

He pulled the trigger right in front of Nehru and the rest of the rebels. Everyone present watched as the back of the emaciated old man's head cracked, and blood was splattered everywhere. All the Indians stopped dodging and rushed directly to the railing, but the Japanese hid behind.

Gandhi's execution, these men fought indiscriminately at the British troops in front of them, and they didn't even hit a single shot, of course, this was purposeful, of course these witnesses had to survive, otherwise wouldn't this play be in vain?

Nitta rushed to him, shot at the padlock on the fence, and then kicked the iron gate open, and everyone rushed over, the British had already fled, only the warm body of Gandhi was still lying on the ground, and the whole wall was covered with blood and smear. A Japanese soldier rushed over and took a picture.

A crowd of Indians gathered around and fell to their knees, and began to cry and grab the ground, only Nehru stood on the sidelines, taking off his hat and standing silently, perhaps he did not want to lose his temper like the others, maybe he was thinking about the meaning of Gandhi's last words.

Shadow Akira stepped forward and pulled Nehru by the hand.

"We need to get out of here, it's not far from the coast. Our Japanese submarines are not far away, and I think in Burma you will meet your comrades, who are preparing to fight back. ”

The Indian who was holding Stern* on the side, who had joined the war and had served in the British army, nodded vigorously.

"No, Mr. Kagesa, I cannot leave my homeland, I am familiar with this land and its people, I must go ashore at once, the action to overthrow the British tyranny must begin immediately, the people will be angry but they will also be numb and forgetful, someone must guide them immediately, there must be no delay, I must not go to Burma."

Several weeping Indians stood up and stood behind Nehru, apparently all of them in a hurry to return to India and immediately launch an uprising to take revenge.

"If that's the case," thought Shadow, thinking that this might be a good way to fix the irrational part of the original plan, he had to find the one who could really win the hearts and minds of the Indian people, "in that case, I'll go with you." ”

Kagesa Zhenzhao's words surprised not only Nehru, but also Nitta on the side, and when he came, Suzuki told him that the major general was resourceful and could immediately see all the deployments, so there was no need to worry about his words there would be goofs, but he didn't expect this.

"Major General?"

"Needless to say, I have thought it very clearly, you take those who are willing to go to Burma ......" In order to show openness, the conversation between him and Xintian was also in English, which was translated by someone else.

Nitta knew that the major general had made up his mind and must have a reason, so he no longer entangled, and the Japanese army carried the body of Gandhi into it with a body bag, and the sturdy Indians carried it out of the fortress together. Some of them untied the British motorboat by the dock, and they would take this boat to the coast of Calcutta, where to enter the interior, and plot an uprising, while others got into the Japanese rubber boats and rushed to the submarines.

This scene made Lin Xiuxuan a little incomprehensible, the six Germans who escaped over there had already escaped in small rubber boats.

As soon as Xintian got on the submarine, he began to release victory messages without waiting for the dive, which was encrypted with a simple army code, and 419 was deciphered almost simultaneously:

"I'm waiting for the surprise attack to be successful, and Major General Shadow Zuo Zhenzhao has been rescued."

Probably to save words, anxiously waiting for the dive, this telegram is very brief, and does not mention that Kagesa Zhenzhao did not get on the submarine.