Start by looking for the first gold mark.

It's just under the counter, in a half-open metal box.

The iron box was smashed open, and inside there was a gold bar, several banknotes, dozens of oceans, and some scattered banknotes.

That's it?

I feel cheated!

Just a gold bar...

Forget it. Better than nothing. Decisive engulfment.

He casually handed Inoda a handful of oceans.

Who is this guy now? A Japanese traitor? No. A traitor. Haha.

When Notani Tosaburo is interrogated later, this guy will have to step in. After all, he has been following Notani Tosaburo for several months, so he must know some inside stories.

Sure enough, Noya Tozaburo suddenly became even more irritable when he saw Inoda reaching out to pick up Taiyang with a flattering look on his face.

There is no one who does not hate traitors. Japanese invaders also hate them. Inoda rebelled and Notani Tozaburo was furious.

However, his rage was useless. Instead, he received a slap.

"Snapped!"

Shihu slapped Noya Tosaburo on the face.

Noya Tosaburo's cheeks suddenly turned red. His mouth was filled with blood. Several of his teeth were knocked out.

It was obvious that Tosaburo Notani's expression began to look dull. He was obviously confused.

Zhang Yong nodded and gave a thumbs up to Shi Hu.

Well played.

Feel free to fight.

The more brutal the beating, the better.

The more fierce the beating, the more the Japanese spies know that the Chinese are not easy to mess with.

"Woooooooo..."

"Woooooooo..."

Noya Tosaburo roared angrily. Unfortunately, it was useless.

Zhang Yong doesn't want to interrogate him for the time being. He will dig out all the treasures in the pawn shop first.

It doesn't matter if the person dies. Just find all the money.

Continue looking for the second gold symbol. Found and weapon symbols mixed together.

In other words, there may be gold bars and weapons inside.

So cool. I like this.

Dig once and you'll have everything.

"Crash..."

"Crackling..."

Move the mess away.

There is a small cellar below. It can only accommodate one person standing.

After switching to the 3D map, you can see it clearly. However, it is not clear what is hidden inside.

"Old Shi, come here." Zhang Yong waved to Shi Bingdao.

It felt like Shi Bingdao was a little distracted.

Maybe I've never done anything like this before.

Arrests.

Hit someone.

plunder.

It is estimated that Shi Bingdao has never encountered it before.

As members of the underground party, they are strictly prohibited from using violence. In addition to eliminating traitors, they cannot arrest or beat people.

What's more, breaking into other people's homes, rummaging through boxes and cabinets, and searching for money everywhere.

I guess he must be very confused now. I wonder if it will violate organizational discipline. He feels that doing this is really cruel.

"If you don't want it, I will hand it over to the reactionaries."

"No……"

Shi Bingdao said hurriedly.

Turning it over to the reactionaries is impossible. Absolutely not.

The Japanese invaders are enemies. Their money, weapons and ammunition are all trophies. Seizing them should not violate discipline.

Although the process is a bit cruel, revolution is not a dinner party. If you fight to the death, who will show mercy?

This is also a battlefield. On a fierce battlefield, being soft to the enemy is simply seeking death!

From another perspective, if Zhang Yong and others fall into the hands of the Japanese invaders, I'm afraid the Japanese invaders will be even more brutal...

"Bang!"

"Bang!"

The cellar was forced open.

I saw a lot of rifles inside.

They are all placed vertically. Therefore, the cellar is very deep. It is more than the length of a rifle.

In the gap in the middle of the rifle, there were some cotton pockets. They were scattered and very small. After taking them out, I found that they were filled with gold bars and small yellow croakers.

Some cotton bags have three strings inside, some have five strings, some have four strings, and so on.

I took out all the rifles and found that they all had four rings. There were ten of them in total. However, they were poorly kept. Some of the rifle butts had mold spots. Maybe they had been stored for too long and the cellar was damp.

Alas, these spies are such a waste of resources!

The Ma Sihuan is definitely a good gun. They actually left it moldy in the cellar. It really deserves a shot.

But when I think about it later, it’s not surprising. The Japanese invaders were a semi-industrial country after all. They had their own standard weapons and equipment and a complete production line of light weapons.

The 6.5 mm caliber Type 38 rifle produced by the Japanese invaders is actually more suitable for the physical characteristics of Asians. It is lightweight, has small recoil, and has a long aiming baseline.

Objectively speaking, the Type 38 rifle is also a good gun. Many veterans of the Eighth Route Army like to use it.

Since we have our own standard equipment, no matter how good the horse's four rings are, it is of no use. It's not surprising if it is left to grow mold. Others don't care about it.

"Do you want it?"

"want."

Shi Bingdao replied.

Although long guns are not conducive to concealment, they can be given to guerrillas!

In fact, Shi Hu and others, veterans of the 19th Route Army, are better at using rifles or light machine guns.

In the heat of battle, pistols are almost useless.

There are bullets underneath.

They are all 7.92mm Mauser rifle rounds.

The quantity is quite large. There may be about 4,000 rounds. A gun can be equipped with hundreds of rounds.

They were probably transported from the Northeast as well. They were all captured by the Japanese invaders. The regular Japanese army was of no use, so they were handed over to the spy agencies for free.

Or armed puppet troops.

Or it could be used to arm pro-Japanese elements.

The Sophora Mechanism may not be as simple as robbing graves and digging for treasure.

Maybe there are also tasks of instigating rebellion and assassination.

In fact, the Japanese intelligence agencies had a very high degree of freedom because the military almost did not interfere in specific affairs.

Most intelligence agencies are organized by someone.

For example, those mansions, Mao Mansion, etc. were organized by Maochuanxiu.

Then someone else organizes a mansion. For example, the Matsui Mansion. They almost do whatever they want.

In later generations, the Meilan, Zhuju and Meilanzhuju secret service agencies were more famous. But in fact, there were simply countless similar secret service agencies.

There are also consulates and so on, and there are many spy agencies down there.
To be continued...