Ou Hetong ducked into the cabin. He quickly scanned it. This cabin should have been occupied by people with higher status on the original ship. If it was an ordinary sailor's cabin, it couldn't be a single room. They were all Several people live together. At this time, there is only a bed, a desk and two cabinets against the wall, which can be used for working. There is also a coat rack at the door with a Japanese uniform hanging on it.
Ou Hetong didn't care about this, after all, he didn't want to steal any secret documents. So I took two steps, immediately came to the wall, and opened the cabinet door. In one of the cabinets, there were a few books and notebooks. There are several pieces of clothing hanging on top of another cabinet, and the bottom of the cabinet is neatly stacked with clothes and other items. Especially Ou Hetong felt happy when he saw some of the clothes. Because he saw two sets of Japs uniforms among them, which might be the spare clothes of the Japs from before.
He immediately pulled out a Japanese suit, which was slightly too small. But it can still be worn. So he immediately put on the Japanese uniform quickly without taking off his original clothes. Finally, he put on his Japanese shoes, then picked up his own shoes and pinned them to his waist.
Ou Hetong didn't dare to stay after that. Who knew when the Japanese would come back. After leaving the cabin, he took a few steps and came to the corner again. This time he had a disguise and felt more confident. Although it is possible that the Japanese on this freighter know each other. However, if you see him from behind, see him from the side, etc., you won't immediately think of him as an intruder. Even if you bump into someone head-on, you may just wonder, "Hey, why haven't I seen this person before?" It won't be to the point where I want to shoot you to death with my gun out instantly.
When you have a disguise, you can no longer lower your head, bend down, tiptoe, or sneak around. Otherwise, they will doubt you when they see you. Therefore, he walked as softly as possible, and then walked to the bottom of the stairs in an elegant manner.
The cabin was indeed rather depressing, but he didn't check this level after coming down, so it didn't make much sense. The priorities still need to be clearly distinguished. Ou Hetong continued to walk down, listening carefully in his ears as he walked, but not every floor he passed before was quiet. There was a squeaking sound coming from the floor just now, which seemed to be the feeling of drinking and talking loudly. It's just that they are all in Japanese, and it's hard to tell what they are floating out through the cabin door.
After going down another level from this staircase, the cabin here became even darker. I guess this is the bottom level. But when he saw a metal mesh-like platform at the other end of the corridor with a fence on the edge, he knew that this might not be the bottom floor after all.
Ou Hetong walked over quickly while there was no one around. The closer he got to the metal mesh-like platform, the heavier the noise in his ears became. Of course, the noise was not particularly loud, but it was certainly there. Ou Hetong, who had previously worked on a ship, seemed to be reminded of the fact that for a relatively large steam engine ship like this to start sailing, it would take a long time to warm up. But listening to this sound now, it is obvious that the machine has stopped, but the boiler should still be burning.
Judging from this, this ship is likely to leave in the near future. It is even possible that after loading coal and other supplies tomorrow, it will set sail immediately. Otherwise, how could the boiler not go out? Thinking of this, Ou Hetong ignored it and looked down at the edge of the platform on the mesh floor. Due to the limited angle, we could only see two huge raised metal boxes underneath, which were upside down on the bottom of the ship. At this time, Ou Hetong came from the other end of the corridor, and the platform was a little more extended, so Ou Hetong knew that he was at the stern of the ship. Those two protrusions may be a device such as a stern propeller linkage rod.
Ou Hetong immediately went down the metal stairs next to him and quickly headed towards the middle of the pass. It would be better if there was no one around all the time. All he had to do was find the sea valve and hide the bomb, and the mission would be complete.
But things were definitely not as good as expected. Ou Hetong was walking from the aisle to the middle of the ship. He felt very hot, so he quickened his pace. Just as he came to the end of the aisle, a figure turned towards him, and the two of them bumped into each other. Face to face.
Just seeing that this man had an armband on his arm and was wearing a Japanese officer uniform, he was also stunned when he saw Ou Hetong. It was naturally impossible for Ou Hetong not to recognize the Japanese military rank.
Sign, the other party is a major. The clothes he was actually wearing at this time were the uniforms of a lieutenant officer.
Ou Hetong reacted quickly, immediately stepped aside, stood upright with a snap of his feet, and quickly lowered his head, with a posture of "I respect you very much when you see your superior." What he originally thought was that the other party was wearing an armband and was probably the leader of the Japanese soldiers left behind on the ship. Before resting, he might just walk around the ship and then go to sleep. As long as he doesn't behave abnormally, the other party will at most nod to him and leave while patrolling.
Unexpectedly, the Japanese Major stopped in front of Ou Hetong, looked up and down, his tone was not serious, and he even felt a little sympathetic to his subordinates, and asked: "What's the name of the name? What's the secret?" "どうしてあなたに会ったことがありませんか"
What can I say about Ou Hetong's Japanese proficiency, that is, he knows a little bit about "Two of the ten rolling mills were broken: eight rolling mills and so on." Therefore, pretending to be disturbed by the boiler not far away, it is not too much. Listen clearly, open your mouth slightly, with doubt on your face: "Huh?"
The Japanese sergeant raised his voice and asked, "What's your name? (What's your name?)"
Ou Hetong: "Nano... (Japanese: that...)" followed, and before he could finish speaking, he looked at the Japanese Major's side and behind with confusion. Seeing this, the Japanese Major turned his head to look in confusion, but saw nothing. He immediately felt something bad in his heart. But before he could react, he felt his neck being wrapped tightly.
But Ou Hetong knew that he couldn't get away with it, so he made a prompt decision. After distracting the opponent's attention, he directly twisted his hands around the opponent's neck. The arms violently squeezed the carotid arteries on both sides of the Japanese major. Within a few seconds, the Japanese major's eyes turned white and he fainted. Ou Hetong did not relax. He looked at the situation on both sides and continued to strangle the other party.
