"Good. Pen Fun Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 "Once, I overheard Nobuo Takeda talking to General Fujita of the military department about carrying out a military operation called 'Project 137'. ”

"'137 Project' Military Operations?" Chen Yaoyang read silently and asked, "Do you know what this '137 Plan' is going to do?"

"I don't know exactly what the action is, but I heard Nobuo Takeda say to General Fujita that there is a revolutionary in China who is trying to overthrow the imperial system of the Qing Dynasty, establish a republican regime, and put China on the road of democracy and freedom. As long as the time for this action is determined, this '137 Plan' can be implemented. ”

When Chen Yaoyang heard this, he couldn't help but think of the "Xinhai Revolution".

The outbreak of the "Xinhai Revolution" began on the night of October 10, 1911 in Wuchang Uprising, and ended on New Year's Day in 1912, when Sun Yat-sen was inaugurated as the provisional president of the Republic of China.

Could it be that Nobuo Takeda's "137 Plan" was to be implemented when the Qing army and the revolutionary army were fighting fiercely, and to make a move: "The snipe and the clam compete, and the fisherman gains!"

Chen Yaoyang counted the days, and there was less than half a year left before the outbreak of the "Xinhai Revolution". Then, the "137 Plan" planned by Nobuo Takeda will not be implemented in half a year at the earliest.

I only heard the Japanese translator continue: "As soon as the time comes, the Japanese Imperial Army will take the first step into China in the name of protecting Japanese compatriots. ”

Chen Yaoyang nodded and continued to ask, "Then what does this '137' mean?"

The Japanese translator replied truthfully: "It should be a '137 concentration camp' in the suburbs of Shanghai." As far as I know, there is a Japanese Unit 137 stationed there, and there are also many Chinese prisoners. ”

"Chinese prisoners?" Chen Yaoyang heard and remembered that when he was in prison, Zhu Gui had told him that dozens of prisoners had been transported out in the past month. Could it be that the prison patrol sent these people to this "137 concentration camp"?

Chen Yaoyang figured this out and hurriedly asked, "Are the prisoners of the '137 Concentration Camp' selected from the patrol room prison?"

The Japanese translator didn't expect Chen Yaoyang to know about it, so he nodded and said, "It should be." ”

"Should it be?" said Chen Yaoyang, sharply asked.

"Yes, yes, yes!" the Japanese translator was frightened into a cold sweat by Chen Yaoyang's loud shout.

"Well, I'll believe you this time. If I find out that you are deceiving me, see how I clean you up. After Chen Yaoyang finished speaking, he picked up a dry cloth from his pocket and stuffed it into the mouth of the Japanese translator, and then slapped it and fainted.

Subsequently, Chen Yaoyang transported the Japanese translator to Liu Jinshui, and instructed him to take good care of him, not to let people know, and not to let him escape. If necessary, you can directly kill this traitor.

As night fell, Chen Yaoyang came to the prison gate of the public patrol room in the British Concession.

At this time, the prison gate was unusually deserted, and only two vigil patrols leaned on the iron gate of the prison, smoking cigarettes and chatting about the wind and snow.

Chen Yaoyang hurriedly hid in a dark place to observe carefully, and he waited for the arrival of the big truck escorting the prisoner.

However, three or four days passed, and the big truck escorting the prisoners never appeared. In desperation, Chen Yaoyang wanted to use his own strength to go to the suburbs of Shanghai and find an opportunity to infiltrate the "137 concentration camp".

It may be because the emperor lived up to his wishes, and just as Chen Yaoyang was about to leave, the big truck escorting the prisoners slowly drove into the prison. After another stick of incense, the big truck came out again and slowly pulled out of the prison gate.

Chen Yaoyang knew that the time was ripe. So, he took advantage of the turn of the big truck, jumped into the big truck, and quietly hid in the shelf of the big truck while the patrol was asleep.

Unexpectedly, it woke up several prisoners in the big truck. What made Chen Yaoyang even more unexpected was that two of the prisoners were Zhu Gui and "Taishan".

Under their cover, Chen Yaoyang successfully deceived the patrol, and under the escort of a large truck, he left downtown Shanghai and drove all the way to the northeast.

At dawn, the truck followed the rugged mountain road into a camp surrounded by barbed wire.

Chen Yaoyang got out of the truck with all the prisoners, and he looked around, and the entire "137 concentration camp" was surrounded by Japanese military police.

The "137 Concentration Camp" was oval-shaped, surrounded by a low masonry wall with barbed wire, which was also connected to high-voltage electricity to prevent prisoners from escaping over the wall. There was only one exit from the entire camp, and that was the iron gate where the big truck had just pulled in.

On the edge of the iron gate, a wooden platform was erected, on which two Japanese military policemen were standing, one holding a machine gun in one hand, and the muzzle of the gun was pointed at the rough road leading to the camp. The other had a pair of glasses in his hand, which he picked up from time to time to take a look at the surroundings of the camp.

The "137 Concentration Camp" was divided into four barracks, namely the East Camp, the West Camp, the South Camp and the North Camp. Dongying had the largest garrison, and Chen Yaoyang estimated that it should be the office of the Japanese military police. And Beiying has the most idle people, which should be the place where the prisoners who escorted here live.

As soon as all the prisoners had gotten out of the car, two Japanese dressed in Japanese officers' uniforms and a tall, lanky translator wearing a white shirt, yellow plaid suspenders, and glasses, accompanied by Huang Quan, walked up to them.

I only heard Huang Quan say to one of the Japanese officers: "Dazuo, these prisoners are carefully selected for you by 'Lei Gong', you can see how it is." ”

This Japanese Daisa has a strong figure, thick eyebrows and phoenix eyes, a round nose and large ears, the corners of his mouth are slightly upturned, and he still has a small beard typical of Japanese people in the middle of the person. With a katana diagonally at his waist, he took a few steps forward with his hands behind his back, glanced at the prisoner before muttering a bunch of Japanese.

After the Japanese Osa finished speaking, the translator immediately stepped forward to translate: "Osa said, his name is Kazuo Miyamoto, and he is the highest officer of the '137 Concentration Camp'. He wants you to know that everyone here must abide by the rules he has set and that no one can make mistakes, and that in the '137 concentration camp' under his jurisdiction, only the dead can leave here. ”

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