"Baga!"

As he reacted, Toyama Nakaji immediately slapped Hirosuke Takamura several times.

Not only did the rescue fail, but he also took on a small team of soldiers, which made the Great Japanese Empire lose face in front of Britain and other countries. Someone must bear this responsibility.

Bai Longdu and Vicente wiped their cold sweat. Fortunately, the Japanese came to be scapegoats just now, otherwise the casualties of dozens of soldiers would have been alarmed even Downing Street and Buckingham Palace during peacetime.

These robbers were so vicious that they even arranged bombs in the parking lot. This was a death trap. As for whether there were bombs nearby, no one could tell.

So the scene suddenly became a stalemate. No country was willing to send troops to rescue the hostages. These robbers were so cruel that the hostages were almost dead, so why bother to increase their casualties?

Bai Longdu thought for a while and announced to the consuls of various countries: "Let's listen to the other party's request first, but no matter what, they cannot leave here. I promise you."

In the hotel, the hostages heard a buzz outside, and then the glass floor-to-ceiling windows and the crystal lamp in the hall were broken. Fortunately, the hostages were all in the restaurant behind the hall and were not damaged by the splashed glass.

When the smoke cleared, the corpses and wounded on the ground made the hostages realize the seriousness of the problem again. Although the robbers were easy to talk to, they could really kill people.

What was even more terrifying was that the people in black carried out the security bodies in the hotel and placed them on the road, densely packed in rows.

Another man in black shouted at the person outside: "Come out and wash the floor, don't worry, we won't shoot."

Bai Longdu squatted into the sandbag and shouted in horror: "What's going on? What's the matter?"

Vicente glanced at it and looked ugly: "The other party is carrying out the body in the hotel. It should be the hotel security guards they killed before. These people are really cruel."

Bai Longdu thought about it for a while, but he felt that he could not just put the body on the road. He ordered the police to carry the body back and told them not to stimulate the robbers.

The policemen walked to the road tremblingly and carried all the bodies, including the Japanese army, back. The consuls found that the dead people in the hotel were short yellow people and red-headed Ah San.

What's going on? Is it an internal strife between Asians?

Only the Japanese consul Nakaji Toyama, who knew the inside story, understood that those yellow people were probably spies from the special high school class from Tianjin, and they were really a bunch of waste.

"Now no one is disturbing us, we can continue the topic just now." The masked man in the hotel shrugged a little apologetically: "Do you know why we lost our family and lover?"

No one speaks, no one dares to say it, and no one knows it feels inexplicable, why do they care about what happens in an East Asian country?

The masked man called Hasegawa Ryosuke again: "Sir, as a cadre of the Japanese Special High School, you should be very clear about the reasons. Come on, please sit down and let us have a good discussion."

A huge wave broke out in Hasea Ryosuke's heart. How did he know his identity? Is there a traitor around him? But looking at the man in black who was eyeing him, he could only sit down obediently.

Zhang Jingyao had long since shrunk into the crowd. He only hoped that Hase-kun was a real man and must not give up on himself. He knew that in the eyes of these people, traitors would die like Japanese people.

The masked man asked Hasegawa Ryosuke to sit down and sat opposite him. The masked man even poured two glasses of whiskey, just like two old friends who were talking.

"For life." The masked man pushed a glass of wine to Hasegawa Ryosuke and drank the wine in front of him in one sip.

"For life." Hasegawa Ryosuke swallowed bitter wine, why didn't he find whiskey so hard to swallow before?

The masked man casually placed his pistol on the table: "Can I ask your name? Don't be afraid, this is just a simple conversation between two people who meet by chance."

Hasegawa Ryosuke slowly put down his wine glass and closed his eyes: "You don't have to waste your time. I won't say anything. If you want to kill me, please shoot me."

The masked man said in surprise: "Why did I kill you? Killing you will not do me any good. Or, if I kill you, will you give me that check?"

Hasegur Ryosuke sneered: "We are all in your hands. Isn't our things yours? Why do I give them to you? Please don't treat me as a fool."

The masked man scratched his head and turned to everyone and said, "Sorry, I just forgot to explain. Your property rights will not be damaged. What you temporarily lose is your right to life. If we get what we want, we will let you leave safely."

The hostages were skeptical, but these men in black did not steal their property except for searching for dangerous goods.

The masked man looked at Hasegawa Ryosuke and smiled, "Look, you misunderstood. Please don't treat us as robbers who have no pursuits. We are warriors of faith."

Oh? If you can survive, you won’t lose a million. A glimmer of hope comes from Hasea Ryosuke, who was originally full of all his thoughts.

He was indeed a Japanese spy, but he used to do copywriting work in the intelligence department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and he did not have the blood of the Chinese in his hands. In fact, he had not even killed anyone.

For the sake of one million checks, Hasegawa Ryosuke gritted his teeth: "My name is Hasegawa Ryosuke. He is the director of the Shanghai Special High School. He has just been transferred from China and I have never killed anyone."

The masked man poured two glasses of wine: "Then please tell you what the Japanese have done in the Northeast, is that okay?"

Hasegawa Ryosuke flatly refused: "Even if you kill me, I can't betray my country."

The masked man applauded: "What a warrior. I respect the warrior, so I won't force you, but I have something I want to show you. The content may be bloody, please give me the right choice."

After the masked man finished speaking, several black men took out some leaflets and distributed them to all hostages. Even if they encountered someone they were unwilling to take, they were not angry, and they even bypassed the children among the hostages.

Hasegawa Ryosuke also got a copy. When he saw the content on the flyer, he almost sat down on the ground. Even the senior high school director didn't know about some of the things on it.

The leaflet uses the language of several countries and countries to record the Japanese army's repeated massacres in the Northeast in 1932, and even some blurry photos.

On January 29, 1932, Japanese planes bombed in Yiwulu Mountain, Jinxi County, killing more than a thousand people.

On April 30, the 61st Japanese army's 61st Regiment invaded Tonghe County and killed everyone when they saw him and chopped him whenever he saw him. More than a hundred Chinese soldiers and more than 300 innocent residents were killed. Eight prisoners were later sunk into the Songhua River and drowned.

On June 11, the 19th Japanese Army Regiment launched a surprise attack on Haibei Town, Hailun County, pushing more than 100 villagers, including children and women, into the Beicheng Moat, and shooting inhumanely.

From June to December, the Japanese army launched 13 mobilizations against Ji'an and Linjiang areas, and more than 100 innocent civilians were killed.

On September 16, the Japanese army gathered more than 3,000 villagers in Lijiagou, Pingdingshan and other villages near Fushun Coal Mine, and then carried out an exterminate massacre, and then chased more than 20 residents of Qianjinbao Village who fled after hearing the news.

In late September, Japan carried out another brutal massacre in Qianjin Fort, killing more than 400 villagers in one day and burning more than 1,000 houses.

The hostages were in an uproar, and a Belarusian woman even stood up, walked to Hasegawa Ryosuke, and spitted him. This action was like an beginning, and many angry hostages spitted at Hasegawa Ryosuke.

Most hostages expressed anger at this inhuman behavior, which may mean to please the masked man, but this is exactly what the masked man wants to see.

Create conflicts and oppositions, divide hostages, and prevent them from uniting.

Hasegawa Ryosuke could only sit and accept his spit. Although he was not the Kanto army who took action, was there any difference? He also wore the same military uniform to steal love in China and helped the Japanese army launch an invasion.

The masked man said in a low voice: "The records here are only a small part, and there may be more unrecorded massacres. We have a deep blood hatred with the Japanese, which is why we are here today."

Or the communication just now made the hostages more courageous, and a white man stood up: "Sir, if you want help, you should not be in a savage way."

The masked man asked curiously: "Which country are you a citizen?"

The white man replied: "British."

The masked man nodded: "So do you know how your country Times describes the Japanese rule in the Northeast?"

The white man shook his head. He did not pay attention to the wars in East Asian countries before, but he believed that the media in his own country would definitely protest this bloody and brutal aggression.

"The Japanese cracked down on bandits who disrupted order, maintained local security, and restored the social order of cities such as Fengtian. Japan's behavior of separating Chinese territory was welcomed by the locals.

For example, Japan quickly restored order and was welcomed by the locals. They forgot the Chinese government. Surprisingly, they hated the National Government very much. Now there are people who are eager to establish a new monarchy." The masked man read a report in a slight and slump.

The white man sat down with a red face. He could not believe that media like the Times would openly quibble about such genocide and inhumane military forces.

"So today we came here to attract attention from the world and let more people know what the Japanese did." The masked man explained the reason for the hostage.

Then he said, "Now I announce something, because we cannot provide corresponding medical services, so please leave the injured, except for the Japanese nationals."

The hostages were stunned. This was the first time they saw the robbers who took the initiative to release the hostages, especially the injured hostages. They thought they were going to suffer here, but they did not expect that they would be blessed in disguise.

The injured hostages stood up one by one, and those who could not move were also supported by the slightly injured hostages. Seeing that there was no one to stop them, they slowly walked out the door.

"Wait a moment."

Suddenly the masked man shouted, and the injured hostage was in a state of turmoil. He thought to himself that it wasn't the robber who regretted it. He was such a trustless bastard.

"After you leave, whether it is hatred or angry, you ask you to inform more news media to see those who have been killed innocently." The masked man unexpectedly bowed to the injured hostages.
Chapter completed!