Kagesa Zhenzhao immediately received information that the killer involved in the assassination had been resolved, and he left a farewell letter on him, writing his motive clearly. But Tojo is dead or alive, and there is no news for the time being.

Ito's idea was to sit on the news of Tojo's death before proceeding with his next move, which he thought would be safer, but Kagesa knew that it wouldn't work. Therefore, it is necessary to quickly use the strength of the Guards Division to deal with the military police loyal to Tojo. His own life was tied to this assassination, so he must not follow the pedantic ideas of those high-ranking elites. Without the support of the upper echelons, he did not have the ability to mobilize the Guards Division, but he could take out the generals loyal to Tojo first. The acting division commander of the 1st Guards Division, which is being prepared, is Akira Muto, who is currently in the staff headquarters, and has just answered the phone to leave, and the ambush killer has been prepared.

At the same time, Masanobu Tsuji, with a few people, had already taken advantage of the chaos to come to the base camp of the Ministry of War, and he took a forged order from the staff to immediately escort Makino away. It went surprisingly well.

When Masanobu Tsuji arrived at the dormitory where Makino was being held, Makino was writing a report, and he thought that he would not escape death, and that he had to leave behind what he could think of that might help the war before he died. A few Japanese soldiers went in, picked him up and ran away. He thought that his end had come, and he was paralyzed in fright, until Masanobu Tsuji appeared.

"Don't be afraid, we are here to save you, and we must fulfill Asano-kun's last wish and fight the war down." Masanobu Tsuji's words stabilized Makino, the core figures who participated in this paramilitary coup d'état, had different ideas, and Masanobu Tsuji mentioned Asano's last wish, which Makino did not expect.

Muto Akira received the news of the explosion in the council chamber and immediately set off from the army staff headquarters. As soon as his car with Army 0021 license plate moved from the General Staff Headquarters, someone called from the duty room of the General Staff Headquarters to report his departure. Kagesa's killer was already waiting on several of the roads he might have made to the Capitol along the way. In this era, there were not many motor vehicles on the streets of Tokyo, and in particular, vehicles with military license plates were easy to identify.

Muto Akira was so anxious that he rolled down the window and looked ahead, where he could hear the shrill sirens in the distance, and soldiers on bicycles were rushing there.

As soon as his car entered Chiyoda, he was stopped by a postal bicycle rushing out of the path in front of him. The driver braked the car and honked the horn wildly, signaling the bike to get out. At this moment, another bicycle quietly approached from the side, and someone threw something into the car through the window. Muto felt something fall from his crotch to the floor, and he knew something was wrong, so he quickly pushed the car door to run. Immediately shot by several sought-after men on the side of the road, he pulled out his gun to parry, and the car exploded.

* The shrapnel tore the uniform, and the air wave withdrew Muto seven or eight meters. Someone stepped forward to make up for two shots, and at the same time, hundreds of leaflets with the title "Letter to the Japanese People" flew down on a nearby building. He called on the toiling masses of Japan to rise up and overthrow the military and the chaebol and immediately end the war of aggression.

The second step of Kagesa's plan after disobeying Konoe's policy was completed, but he was still unable to take out the commander of the Tokyo Military Police, Yuji Shikata. Lieutenant General Nishimura of the Guards Division knew the whole plan, but he remained unmoved, neither preventing Muto from being sent to death nor disarming the gendarmerie, and like everyone else, he wanted to get the exact news of Tojo's death.

The only information available to the outside world at this time is that the Assassins used some kind of lethal substance and* caused chaos. But the power was limited, and most of the people on the scene did not die. However, everyone at the scene had convulsions, shock, shortness of breath, dilated pupils, etc., and it was impossible to determine whether it was a poison or a bacteriological weapon.

All those who had been relieved of the deadly substance were still waiting to be treated on the grass outside the chamber. It is not clear what the substance is, but the first batch of workers and guards who entered the scene to carry out the rescue, even wearing gas masks, have already developed similar symptoms and most of them are incapacitated. Therefore, the Quartet took quarantine measures, and his measures also blocked the possibility of Kagesa Zhenzhao getting information and carrying out a second assassination.

At present, the news from the scene is very chaotic, some say that Tojo is dead, some say that he is still alive, and the more consistent theory is that the * location is near the Burmese guests, because the death of the two Burmese guests is terrifying, it is estimated that they were killed by the explosion. The propaganda minister of the puppet Republic of China was the most poisoned, and the people were distorted into a ball.

In addition, it is rumored that after Yuji Quartet arrived at the scene, he recklessly rushed into the venue, anxious to save his master, and then also experienced chills and discomfort.

For Kagesa, such chaos was still to be expected. He never believed in the-sealed throat of chemical weapons, and that anyone who inhaled or came into contact with them would die within minutes. He had seen firsthand the limitations of such weapons on the battlefield.

Shiro Ishii told him that chemical weapons have no future, they will affect the theoretical effectiveness due to various factors, and it is inevitable that the concentration in the transmission distance will be weakened, so bacteria and viruses are the stars of the future, because these small creatures can make the human body a breeding ground for weapons, so there is no problem of attenuation.

According to Lieutenant General Machijiri, who provided *, no one will die within 10 minutes after the poison explodes, unless they are killed by *.

The whole death was long and painful. It is believed that some people will persist until the next day, within 4 hours after the mucous membrane or skin has absorbed the lethal dose of the poison, if the structure of the poison cannot be determined, and effective treatment is taken, then this person will definitely die. However, it is not certain that Tojo was not in the venue at the time, as he appeared to have received a long phone call before the explosion.

The Quartet kept the Guards Division and the rest of the eyes out, but Kagesa knew that news would come soon, because the decontamination vehicle of the Xishino Army School (Chemical Warfare) and the biological weapons experts of the Army Medical College were on their way, and it was impossible for the Quartet to prevent these people from entering the venue, and among these people, there was their own internal response.

On Christmas night, December 25, three hours after the explosion, chemical soldiers from Narashino School entered the scene wearing wrapped chemical cloaks. They were not the first protected people to enter the site, the people from the Tokyo Army Medical School, who entered an hour first, and a field hospital was set up outside the quarantine zone. Now the command of the anti-chemical warfare corps is vested in a major general doctor in the field hospital.

Kagesa Yoshiaki's eyeliner, Lieutenant Nobuo Arakawa of the Narashino Chemical Forces School, and the other soldiers arrived at the quarantine area outside the council chamber, which was covered with a white cloth in the cold wind, and there were hundreds of gendarmes outside the quarantine area. In the quarantine area, hundreds of people were lying on the ground, some convulsing, some foaming at the mouth. Among these people, there were foreign heads of state, as well as staff and soldiers, and no one took ambulance measures for these people. Because so far, it is not clear exactly what type of weapon the assassin used.

Arakawa followed the men on, and an officer gave the order that they immediately select some of the more severe symptoms from those who were lying on the ground, lift them on stretchers, and then use a special passage to take them to the field hospital outside the quarantine area.

"Turn on the flashlight and check on everyone, you have to look for those who can still move, forget about dying," the officer shouted with all his might, his voice very difficult to distinguish through his gas mask.

The anti-chemical warfare soldiers were urgently assembled from their beds and rushed here in the cold wind, but they became the ones who took action. They also don't know when the command was transferred. So they searched for it, and lifted up the man who was convulsing on the ground and walked out.

The passage was separated by a white cloth, and they carried people down the passage, where the military doctors of the Army Medical College, who had arrived an hour earlier, were anxiously waiting for the patients to be delivered

Arakawa was carrying the Indonesian leader's aide-de-camp, who was now struggling on a stretcher, trying to say something.

"I can't...... Can't die, please, save me...... My people need ...... Need me ......"

The guy shouted in English and it looked like the situation was fine.

Suharto and several others were carried 300 meters from the blast site to a makeshift hospital tent with several partitions and all the doctors, all dressed in white non-slip clothing, busy.

Arakawa saw a bloody military doctor in front of him, coming out from behind the curtain, walking in front of Arakawa, and looking down at the Indonesian man below.

"Sir, this person is the commander of the Armed Forces of the Indonesian People's General Forces, Suharto...... It's close to the location of the explosion, but it's in surprisingly good condition. ”

"Well, this person is still quite energetic, go, this person will carry this person over there, I have to dissect his lungs to see the edema." The military doctor turned to the back, "Maeda, you idiot, quickly carry the dead away and vacate the operating area, I have to start the next one immediately." ”

A foreign head of state, who was disemboweled, was carried out by soldiers and thrown into the middle of nowhere. It's a pity that Suharto on the stretcher didn't see it, otherwise he would have been scared to death on the spot.

Arakawa figured out one thing, they were dissecting a living person, and using it to determine the type of poison, whether it was chemical or bacterial.

Suharto, on the stretcher, squeezed out a smile and stretched out his hand, wanting to shake hands with the Japanese military doctor, perhaps to thank the Japanese for saving his life, or to show his vitality, hoping to cut in line or something.

The medic slapped his hand.

"Miss Tomikawa, why hasn't this monkey been tied up yet, what can I do if I move around later?"

"Yes, Doctor Maeda, right away?" The head nurse, who was wearing a chemical protective suit, said, "But the anesthetic has run out and has not been delivered yet." ”

"These people don't need anesthetics." The medic said, "I hope his poisoning reaction is similar to that of His Excellency Tojo." His Excellency Tojo is still anxiously waiting for a cure. ”

"Is it stronger?" The head nurse asked.

"Is there something wrong with your brain? Of course, it has to be tied strongly; Matsumoto, prepare 300 ml of atropine. Maeda, press his legs, who hurry up and get the saw. I'll cut his ribs open and cut open the lungs later, and you'll all pay attention to the edema inside, and we'll only have a few seconds, and the blood will soon gush out to interfere with the observation, so we'll waste another living specimen, don't make a mistake like you did just now, cheer up, understand? ”