The secret war is silent

In the past, when Japanese planes bombed mountain cities, they would fly high and only drop bombs on some taller buildings or targets with large chimneys pointing toward the sky. They would then leave after dropping the bombs.

Basically anything with a big chimney is a factory, and these are likely to produce strategic materials. Therefore, there is nothing wrong with becoming a target for Japanese bombers.

But in the past, a maximum of two bombs were thrown, but this time it was different. The bombs fell from the sky like dumplings.

The explosion was not very loud, but each bomb produced a huge ball of fire that rose into the sky and covered a huge space.

The people in the mountain city who had seen such a scene were all frightened. Those who had not taken the air raid sirens seriously just now realized that the problem was serious and rushed to nearby air raid shelters. Some of them did not have "air raid sirens". "Certificate", I can only instinctively run into the house and find a place to hide.

What they don't know is that doing so may be more dangerous.

At this moment, the streets of the mountain city were filled with screams, cries, and explosions that were deafening.

A bomb thicker than a water tank fell from the sky. The explosion occurred instantly. A father who had just returned home carrying water was engulfed in flames.

The wife stood at the door of her home and watched her husband being swallowed up by the flames of the explosion. She was still holding unsewed clothes in her hand, and the rice in the pot at home was already cooked.

Just waiting for people to come back for dinner.

In the blink of an eye, everyone was gone.

"Mom..." The child who had lost his mother had no idea that he was in great danger, so he cried and ran in his own direction.

"Child, child..."

The mother who was hiding from the bombing in the distance saw her child walking towards me, the god of death, step by step, and threw herself at him regardless of her own safety.

But she was carried forward by the crowd, getting further and further away from her child.

Until I saw it, the child was swallowed up by the fire!

The beam fell down and hit a running passerby, knocking him unconscious. The burning fire on his body woke him up from the pain, but he was unable to push the beam away.

He could only scream and be burned alive!

…

"Principal, it's an incendiary bomb. The Japanese threw a special incendiary bomb..." Lin Wei, the director of the Attendant's Office, rushed into the air-raid shelter, saw Lao Jiang, and reported with an earthy face, "The city outside is now a sea of ​​​​fire, and the losses are estimated to be countless! "

After hearing this, Lao Jiang gritted his teeth, clutched the civilized stick tightly, and stared in the direction of the exit of the air-raid shelter without saying a word.

There are no words that can describe the anger in his heart at this moment.

"Thanks to the early warning, we evacuated some people in the city and entered the air-raid shelter in advance. Otherwise, the consequences would have been disastrous..."

"Call the garrison headquarters immediately. After the Japanese bombing, we will immediately send troops to put out the fire and save people!"

"yes."

…

After the bombing, all the hospitals in the mountain cities were overcrowded. There were too many people with burns and injuries. For a time, major hospitals were in dire need of burn medicines.

On the bed of Renai Hospital, a young man had a hole as big as the mouth of a wine glass poked in the back of his neck. If someone hadn't carried him over, he might have died a long time ago.

In the largest Red Cross hospital in this mountain town.

Every room and every foot of corridor was filled with wounded people, some missing legs and some missing arms. There were blood stains everywhere, crying, shouting, and shouting.

Some of the injured died soon after being carried to the hospital. A morgue on the east side of the hospital was too small. The corpses inside were piled like sacks of linen in a grain store. They were piled from the ground in the corner to the roof. They were just left there, with blood and water all over the floor. No one was there to deal with them.

Horrible.

There was a little girl, only about two or three years old. When the protective team arrived, her stomach was full of blood and she didn't know where her injuries were. When a nurse treated her, her eyes were wide open and she was white and fat. He shouted to the nurse, "Mom, it hurts, Mom, it hurts..."

After a while, the little girl closed her eyes.

…

In the Guanyinyan air-raid shelter, many members of the protection team were moving corpses. The corpses were piled up into two mountains. It turned out that the entrance to the air raid shelter had been blown down, sealing the entrance and all the people inside suffocated to death.

It's simply terrible.

In some cases, almost all the people on the street were dead, including those killed by bombings, those thrown to death by huge air waves, those crushed to death by collapsed houses, and even more burned to death by fires. Firefighters It took four or five hours of hard work to control the fire.

At Jiaochangkou, corpses covered the ground. People cried and carried the corpses while looking for their relatives one by one who had been separated in the bombing.

A mother found her lost son among the corpses. She cried bitterly while holding her son's body. The cry was heartbreaking. The young woman, digging through the mountain of corpses, finally saw something familiar, which was the gift she had given her. Giving her lover's purse, she would be fooled...

Eighteen ladders...

Chaotianmen, Taipingmen, Chuqimen...

Fires shot into the sky, thick smoke filled the air, and the entire mountain city was crying.

awful.

It's too awful!

…

Luo Yao originally wanted to go back, but he was detained by Dai Yunong at Zengjiayan. He could only call Gong Hui and Cao Hui and told them to do their best to prevent air raids.

In fact, not long after Luo Yao hung up the phone, the air raid siren sounded.

Immediately afterwards, everyone at Zengjiayan No. 51 hid in the air-raid shelter. Although they could hear the explosion coming from outside, the specific situation was still not fully understood.

External communication in the air-raid shelter was also interrupted for a time, but it was quickly repaired, allowing the people inside to have a general understanding of the outside situation.

There is no doubt that the Japanese air force dropped special incendiary bombs on a large scale and carried out indiscriminate bombing on mountain cities.

At this point, Luo Yao is no longer lying about military information, it's safe!

He is very safe now. This is the air-raid shelter that Dai Yunong dug specifically for himself and his entourage. It is fully equipped. Unless the Japanese army uses special bombs, they can't be harmed.

Dai Yunong couldn't care about him at the moment. As soon as the air raid started, this place became his command center. Phone calls and telegrams came in.

Even if Luo Yao was the first to provide the warning, he would have to wait until afterward to be rewarded for his merits. Now, he could stay where he could to cool off.

But Luo Yao was worried. He was worried about the safety of his family and the safety of the "Eighth Office" not far from him, where his family members lived.

So, the bombing stopped.

He couldn't stay any longer, so he told Mao Qiwu directly and drove back.

Along the way, he saw smoke everywhere, dead people everywhere, fire everywhere, corpses and stumps hanging or lying on houses, trees, and rock ridges, and rivers You can see floating dead people.

It was too tragic. In his memory, the scene of the Jinling Massacre appeared in his mind. The tragic scene before him was probably almost the same.

The Japanese invaders owe the Chinese a huge blood debt again!

It only took half an hour to drive there when we came here. When we went back, we walked for more than two hours and took a detour before returning to the "veterinary station".

The road was blocked by collapsed houses. Fortunately, he was driving a jeep. If it was a sedan, he would not be able to get through.

The "veterinary station" was already located on the outskirts of the city and was not a densely populated area hit by Japanese bombings, but it was still affected, especially the newly renovated "Ci'en Temple".

A corner of the temple's main hall was destroyed by a Japanese bomb. Fortunately, the children and the special training team members hid in the air-raid shelter immediately, and there were no casualties.

However, the glass in the office building at the "veterinary station" was inevitably affected by the shock wave generated by the explosion. The glass in the window was severely damaged. If it was replaced, it would cost a lot of money.

"Is everyone okay? Have the people been counted?" Luo Yao asked as soon as he came back.

"Everyone is fine. A few of them were slightly injured. It doesn't matter." Gong Hui replied.

"That's good. It is estimated that there will be a second wave of bombings. Everyone should pay attention. Today's work ends here. Everyone should go back and rest." Luo Yao breathed a sigh of relief and announced.

"Stationmaster, if you hadn't called back in advance, we would have hid the antenna quickly. If the Japanese planes discovered this, we would certainly not have been spared!" Cao Hui said.

"From now on, our antenna must be well disguised so that no one can see it from the outside." Luo Yao ordered.

Cao Hui nodded: "Yes, we must remember it."

"Xiao Wen, Director Chi, you two come to my office." Luo Yao called Chi An and Wen Xueren into his office. He had to talk to them about "lying about military intelligence", so as not to When asked, if you say that you are bald and grunting, you will be in trouble.

"This is a secret message for the air raid on the mountain city that I forged based on the secret code we deciphered and the tone of the Japanese air force's communication. You two took a look at it." Luo Yao took out the reported secret message and handed it to the two of them. Of course This is not the original, the original is still in Dai Yunong's hands.

Chi An and Wen Xueren glanced at each other, with deep shock in their eyes.

"Webmaster, will you be beheaded if you lie about your achievements?" Chi An asked.

Luo Yao smiled coquettishly: "What you see is the manuscript when I forged it. I handed in the real forged message a long time ago, two hours before the Japanese air strike."

"ah……"

"The message has the signatures of both of you. In other words, this warning message is a joint work of the three of us." Luo Yao pointed at the two people.

"Stationmaster, aren't you lying about military information?"

"Did I lie?"

"This..." Chi An was stunned. According to the content of this message, Luo Yao did not lie about the military situation at all. Instead, he gave a warning in advance. It should be a meritorious service. Two hours in advance, if the air defense department was prepared, Huge losses can be avoided.

But the problem is that this message does not exist. They have not intercepted such a message at all, let alone deciphered it.

As of the air strike, they had only completed 80% of the progress, and the remaining 20% ​​still needed to be polished. As long as they could reach 95%, they could be considered deciphered.

"I am honest with you so that I won't hide it from you." Luo Yao explained, "Also, if anyone asks in the future, you can answer easily."

"This credit belongs to you alone, but we didn't do anything..." Chi An also understood that even if this thing is fake, it is still a real credit. With this credit, their waist will be even more worthy. Chi An is not a soldier, but he can achieve a higher status.

But Wen Xueren is different. Luo Yao forcibly brought him up as a major, which is a bit empty. Although he had made contributions in cracking the "Jiushan" team before, it was still a bit light. But if you add this credit now, then Who dares to question his weight as a major?

But to put it bluntly, this credit came for nothing, and was not obtained by himself. His getting something for nothing went against his principles as a human being.

Chi An also had the same idea. It is not okay to covet the credit of others.

Of course Luo Yao understood what the two of them were thinking. In fact, they were purely technical men and did not understand that there was no question of claiming credit.

There is also an issue of responsibility.

"I understand that you two are upright and upright, but I don't give you this credit for nothing." Luo Yao said, "You two must be prepared to collude with me. The message I sent to Shangfeng was about you. Signed by everyone."

"ah?"

"If I forge a telegram, I can't copy, translate, and report it all by myself. If such a telegram is sent up, do you think the boss will reply?" Luo Yao explained with a smile.

"What the webmaster means is that such a message needs to be intercepted and copied by Xiao Wen, and then handed over to me for research and deciphering. Finally, it will be handed over to the webmaster for you to decide whether to report it?" Chi An immediately understood that this was a credit, but it was also tied to A grasshopper on a rope.

If he doesn't acknowledge this credit, then Luo Yao will be suspected of fraud. The same goes for Wen Xueren if he doesn't acknowledge it. As long as one of them doesn't acknowledge it, it means that the other two people have been cheated.

"You get the credit, but you actually help me share the risk. Now I understand."

"Webmaster, as long as we don't say no, no one will know?" Wen Xueren was still confused, but Luo Yao was his benefactor, and it was absolutely impossible for him to harm Luo Yao.

"Xiao Wen, if you don't admit that you intercepted this message, then the webmaster and I will be in trouble," Chi An said.

"I know, but it's obviously not me..."

"Xiao Wen, why are you so stubborn? It doesn't matter if you admit it. Anyway, you are just a copy of the message. If you hand in the message, you don't have to worry about the content." Chi An said.

"Director Chi, in fact, as long as Xiao Wen doesn't deny it, it will be fine. My intention is not for this credit, but for the people of the mountain city. I have already thought about it. If I am wrong, I will take the initiative to admit that I did it. At that time, you will not be implicated in any way." Luo Yao explained.

"Stationmaster, I know that if you send this telegram in advance, you will be taking a huge risk. If you don't do it well, your future will be ruined." After all, Chi An has worked in the secret department and knows the consequences of this matter. , the benefits will be huge if you succeed, but if you fail, there may be nothing.

How normal people can do such a thing reminds me that Luo Yao suddenly asked them to work overtime for 48 hours to decipher the secret code two days before the bombing.

Now that the mystery is solved, he may have deduced some clues from the fragments of the previously deciphered message, so he dared to forge a message about the Japanese air attack on the mountain city at this time, reminding the air defense department to prepare in advance, in the hope that Minimize losses.

Analysis and intuition, coupled with a sense of responsibility, if it were him, he might not have the courage and courage to do this.

Chi An couldn't help but respect Luo Yao in his heart.

This chapter has something to learn from. Although the Chinese New Year is a bit embarrassing, I still want to write it to tell people today how hard-won our peaceful and peaceful life is now. Those who have done so much to our country and nation We will never forget the invaders who committed inhumane things. Sooner or later, they will pay with blood!