The largest key in the bunch of keys in Mu Yangs hand had an English letter "S" on it. Mu Yang guessed that this character was likely to be the first letter of the word "safe", which means a safe deposit box.

  Of course this is just Muyangs speculation, but combined with the current situation, it is very likely to be true. After all, as a high-ranking Japanese military officer, he doesnt even have anything of value, who would believe that?

  Muyang began to carefully search the entire room, this time no longer looking for valuable things, but specifically looking for possible hiding places of a safe.

  Around the big office desk, under the table, there is none. Touching the wall and gently tapping on the decorative wooden board above also yields nothing.

  Where is it after all?

  Muyang suddenly discovered that there seemed to be a sliding sign under the bookcase. Muyangs eyes lit up, and he walked to the front of the bookcase and gently pushed it. He found that there was movement, and Muyang slowly pushed it to one side. The bookcase silently slid open to one side, and it turned out that a slide rail was installed under the bookcase.

  After pushing the bookcase open, a huge safe door appeared in front of Mu Yang, which was at least one and a half meters high. This is definitely a big guy among household safes.

  Mu Yang clasped his hands together and bowed to the air, muttering: "All gods and goddesses, please bless me, I hope it can be opened, otherwise Ill have to think of other ways."

  Then he took out the key and inserted it, surprisingly, it was the key that Mu Yang found with the letter S on it. Mu Yang gently turned the key, the key turned to one side, Mu Yangs hand moved the handle, clickety-clack, but it wouldnt open. It seemed that a password was needed, but where would Mu Yang get the password from?

  Muyang walked around the room in a circle, then went straight to the safe and examined it. The safe was installed in a cement compartment, but it wasnt embedded inside, clearly the compartment was built first and then the safe was installed afterwards.

  Mu Yangs heart skipped a beat, and he directly activated his spatial ability, storing the large safe into his spatial storage. He couldnt open it himself here, but would he still be unable to do so even after bringing it back to modern times? Mu Yang thought resentfully to himself.

  The bookshelf was pushed back to its original position, and after a circle in the room, nothing else was needed. Muyang placed Kōtarōs corpse on the seat, propped up his head with something, and only then did Muyang prepare to leave, satisfied.

  As he walked to the door, Mu Yang suddenly had an idea. Why not leave something behind and make a fool of the Japanese as well?

  He spun his brain around, then picked up the largest brush from Kojuros desk, poured some water into the inkstone, ground it randomly a few times, and wrote a line of big characters on the white wall with a full load of ink: "Today kill the minor general, tomorrow kill the emperor, to avenge the tens of millions of Chinese people who died in vain, Mo Yang Liu."

  Mo Yang looked at his own masterpiece and felt very satisfied, although the handwriting was a bit ugly, but it was written with great momentum. He nodded, threw down his brush, opened the door and went out.

  He took out the key of Korojirō, locked the study door and tidied up his face, which now wore a triumphant smile. He walked down the stairs with a light step.

  At this time, many people had gathered in the hall. When they saw Mu Yang come down, they all cast their eyes on him. When they saw that he was only a junior captain, peoples eyes were withdrawn and continued to chat with the people around them.

  Mo Yang didnt leave directly, but instead turned back to his own seat. The lieutenant who had started talking to Mo Yang poked him and said in a low voice, "Have you seen the Chief of Staff?"

  "Of course, I saw it. The Chief of Staff was very satisfied with the gift I sent him. Oh, I need to go to the restroom, so excuse me for a moment." Mu Yang said and ignored the lieutenants envious gaze, walking out of the hall.

  He didnt go to the toilet, but instead walked out of Kanzaki Jutaros residence and came to the main road, where he hailed a rickshaw and left this place that was about to become the most bustling and attention-grabbing spot in Tianjin.

  Arriving at a slightly remote place by car, Muyang sends away the rickshaw and walks into a house. He changes back to his original form and puts on a Zhongshan suit. Then he goes out onto the street again, hails a car, and heads straight for the city center.

  In the residence of Kanzaki Kutarō, guests were chatting in the hall. The village league captain looked at his wristwatch and it was already 12:01. The chief of staff should have come down by now, but why was there still no movement?

  Seeing him looking at his watch, Ji Seung-won, a member of the North Huabei Political Committee sitting next to him, asked: "Lieutenant Colonel Shoukichi, whats wrong?"

  Ji Xuan-yuan was a notorious Han traitor during the Anti-Japanese War period. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War in July 1937, he defected to Japan and became a traitor. He was later appointed by the Japanese as a member of the North China Political Affairs Committee and concurrently served as the Director-General of the Security General Bureau, Commander-in-Chief of the Puppet North China Pacification Army, leading the puppet army in implementing the security strengthening movement in North China.

  Ji Xuan-yuans residence is just across from Sekine Kōtarōs place, and today he has come especially to offer his congratulations.

  The village head said in a low voice: "The Chief of Staff has not come down yet, and its getting late."

  "Then shall we call the butler up to take a look?" said Ji Xuan Yuan.

  "Alright, Ill have someone go and take a look." As he spoke, Village Chief Nakahara stood up and walked over to the butler who had been waiting on the side. He whispered, "Why hasnt the Chief of Staff come down yet? Its already quite late, go upstairs and hurry him along."

  "Ah, Village Chief, isnt this going too far?"

  "Bastard, Im afraid the Chief of Staff is uncomfortable, you quickly go take a look."

  Kanaya thought for a moment and then hurriedly ran up to the second floor, where he lightly knocked on the door of Kuroku Tarōs study.

  For quite some time, there was no reaction inside the house at all.

  The housekeeper continued to knock on the door, but after knocking for half a day, there was still no response from inside. At this time, the housekeeper also realized that something bad might have happened, and he quickly turned the doorknob, only to find that the door was locked from the inside.

  He didnt dare to take matters into his own hands and quickly ran downstairs.

  The housekeeper rushed to the side of Shōsa and said in a loud voice, "Shōsa, the door to the masters room cannot be opened as it has been locked from the inside. No one answers when we knock on the door. What should we do?"

  Captain Shousas expression changed and he stood up, asking: "Are you certain the Chief of Staff is in this room?"

  "You have to go through this hall to leave the building, adults must not have gone out, they should be inside the room." The butler said hastily.

  "What are we waiting for? Lets hurry up and take a look." He said, quickly running upstairs.

  Earlier, people didnt know, but when the steward rushed down in a flurry, people stopped chatting. The conversation between the steward and Xiao Cun was heard clearly by everyone in the hall, and people also realized that something might have happened.

  Many people, especially the Japanese soldiers, followed Kobayashi to the second floor. The door was locked and could not be opened. Without hesitation, Kobayashi kicked the wooden door open with one flying kick, and the crowd rushed into the room.

  But the scene before them made everyone stunned, only to see Kanzaki Jūtarō kneeling on a chair, with his hands pressed against the table, his head propped up by some documents, and his eyes closed facing the direction of the door.

  If there were people in this group of Japanese who had been to Egypt, they would know that the shape is a sphinx-like shape. Of course, due to limited conditions, Muyang can only roughly convey the meaning.

  "Ah, Chief of Staff!" Captain Kobayashi shouted and rushed forward to check the condition of Sekine Kōtarō, but he was already dead, his body stiff.

  "What is this?" someone exclaimed loudly when they discovered the words on the wall.

  "Today we kill a few generals, tomorrow we kill the emperor, to avenge the tens of millions of Chinese people who died miserably. - Mo Yang remains." On the white wall, a row of black characters, with many words ink dripping down the wall, forming a picture of desolation and killing intent.

  "Ah, Bakka, damn it, Im going to kill Muyang! When I find you, Ill tear you into a million pieces!" Village Chief Zhong shouted loudly.

  "Hurry up and inform Commander Shi." someone said loudly.

  "Dispatch troops and impose martial law, seal off all exits in Tianjin, we must catch the murderer."

  "To report to the Chief of Staff for revenge."

  Japanese soldiers were shouting non-stop there, and many traitors also furrowed their brows, it seems that the recent days are going to be tough again.