No wonder John Clark's expression changed drastically. This guy named Aoi Shigemitsu was not on the same level as Yushio Kodama. Even he didn't expect that the CIA would dare to release such a person. Aren't they afraid that their allies will protest against them?
At the same time, his eyes unconsciously looked at Fang Lang beside him, and he was very worried that Fang Lang would go crazy.
But what surprised him was that Fang Lang's face looked very calm at this moment, with no anger at all, just a kind of indifference that made people feel cold all over. This was the first time he felt such a dangerous aura from Fang Lang.
Deep down in his heart, he also understood that Fang Lang must be very angry at this moment, but it was just because of his own existence that it made it difficult for him to get angry directly. This made him regret organizing this party. If he had known, it would be better to invite Fang Lang out for dinner alone to be quieter.
What he didn't know was that at this moment, Fang Lang was no longer just thinking about the Shigemitsu Aoi in front of him, but more war criminals who were being tried. It was only at this moment that the history of war criminals in Fang Lang's memory seemed to be slowly extracted.
With the outbreak of the Peninsular War, in order to turn Japan into an outpost of the war, more and more Japanese war criminals will be released from prison by the Americans. Until 1958, all the prisoners sentenced to Sugamo Prison in Tokyo were Japanese war criminals who have not completed their sentences will be pardoned.
This is a direct disregard for the pain of people from all over the world who were persecuted by the Japanese during the war. Therefore, at this moment, Fang Lang had made up his mind to take action himself and let these war criminals receive the punishment they deserve.
After making this decision, Fang Lang looked at the two Japanese people in front of him and his eyes became indifferent. Maybe it's not easy to deal with them if they continue to stay in prison, but now that they have left the prison on their own initiative, their fate is no longer decided by themselves.
Under this situation, Fang Lang had no need to show any dissatisfaction with the two of them. Instead, he began to think about how he could take the opportunity to learn more about the two of them.
At the same time, he noticed that John Clark was looking at him with a worried expression, which made him smile slightly and nodded to him carelessly, indicating that he was fine.
But John Clark still knew Fang Lang to a certain extent. At that moment, he clearly felt Senhan's murderous aura from Fang Lang's body, but now the murderous aura on Fang Lang's body seemed to have disappeared without a trace, and instead he had a smile on his face. , giving people a feeling of spring breeze.
Although he was confused, this was not the time to dwell on this matter. He took a deep breath, stabilized his mind, and then turned to look at Shigemitsu Aoi, who was bending to greet him, and at the same time looked at him casually. He glared at Yushio Kodama on the side.
When Yushio Kodama saw John's eyes, he quickly followed Shigemitsu Aoi and bent down to apologize:
"I'm very sorry, Colonel Clark. It's really rude to bring a new friend to meet you this time without notifying you.
Mainly because my new friend has just come out, and I heard that tonight I will meet with Colonel Clark, who represents the great U.S. Navy, so I want to follow him and make friends. "
Shigemitsu Aoi on the side also quickly said:
"I'm Aoi Shigemitsu. It's nice to meet Colonel Clark and General Fang. I'm really sorry for disturbing you."
Although they said they were sorry, neither of them had any intention of being embarrassed. This once again deepened Fang Lang's understanding of the shamelessness of the Japanese.
No wonder the Japanese always like to apologize after doing something wrong, but it is just an apology. Apart from a verbal apology, the Japanese will not express anything else.
Of course, this is not absolute. Japanese people are actually typical of people who choose their dishes. When facing European and American people who are stronger than him and even more unreasonable, and when it is obvious that others won't buy it just by apologizing, he will compensate with sincerity.
But if it is someone he looks down upon, then an apology is already the greatest sincerity.
At this time, Fang Lang said directly without waiting for John to speak:
"Since you know you'll feel sorry for disturbing me, why don't you bother me?"
As soon as these words came out, the atmosphere at the scene suddenly became audible. For a moment, everyone looked at Fang Lang. John on the side had a face full of black lines. He didn't know what to say for a while.
On the opposite side, Kodama Yushio's eyes flashed with cruelty, but he quickly covered it up, and his face turned into an awkward yet polite smile.
But the fleeting change of expression on his face did not escape Fang Lang's keen eyes. In response, Fang Lang just smiled silently, thinking that this is unbearable, and you need to practice your kid's character. Practice!
Shigemitsu Kui on the other side didn't know whether it was because he was older, had experienced more battles, or for some other reason. It was as if he didn't hear Fang Lang's words, and he still bowed again with a sincere face:
"I'm really sorry! It was Chongguang who was rude! General Fang, please forgive me!"
His performance made Fang Lang's eyes narrow slightly. This kind of endurance was indeed very Japanese. Fang Lang instantly raised Shigemitsu Kui's danger level by two levels in his mind. He knew very well that the more dangerous he became, the more likely he would be. A dog that bites is less likely to bark. But whoever mistakenly believes that a dog that cannot bark will not bite will pay a heavy price.
The opponent's method of retreating to advance and putting himself in a weak position is really too slippery. If you still hold on to the opponent at this time, you may make it difficult for your friend John, so, Fang Lang just thought for a moment, then smiled and said with a playful look:
"Haha... don't be so serious, I was just joking. You won't take it seriously!"
After saying that, I couldn't help laughing.
Fang Lang's insincere attitude made Yushio Kodama feel very uncomfortable, but he understood that there was no comparison between Japan and Brazil now. No matter how arrogant the other party was, he had to choose to be patient, so he could only He gritted his teeth and chose to swallow his anger, forcing an ugly smile on his face.
Shigemitsu Kui, who was targeted by Fang Lang's words, behaved very naturally, as if Fang Lang was really just joking, and he didn't care at all about Fang Lang's joke, always keeping a reserved smile on his face.
On the other hand, John Clark, who was on the side, breathed a long sigh of relief after hearing Fang Lang's words, and said with the help of the donkey down the slope:
"Haha...yes! My brother just likes to joke, so don't mind it!"
After speaking, he nodded to Shigemitsu Kui beside him, stretched out his right hand and said:
"Although Mr. Shigemitsu's arrival is a bit sudden, there is an old Chinese saying that visitors are welcome! Since Mr. Shigemitsu is here, let's go in and sit down together!"
From John's words, Fang Lang could also tell that he was still a little dissatisfied with Shigemitsu Aoi's uninvited visit, but it was just for the sake of Yushio Kodama's sake that he would not get angry.
It can be seen that Kodama Yushio still has a certain status in the minds of Americans, at least he has a certain status with John.
However, when he said this, Fang Lang noticed a flash of displeasure in Kodama Yushio's eyes, and his palms clenched unconsciously.
At first, Fang Lang thought that the other party heard John agree that he was joking, and he had emotions in his heart. But after thinking about it for a moment, Fang Lang found that what the other party really cared about might not be the joke he made, but who John said it. Guest, the words that put oneself in the position of the host hurt the other party.
Although today's party was initiated by John, it was obviously Kodama Yushio who was responsible for paying for it. This club might also be the property of Kodama Yushio, and this place is Japan's territory. Calculating it this way , the owner should obviously be Japanese.
But John directly regarded himself as the master, which obviously stung the other party's fragile self-esteem.
After making this discovery, Fang Lang unconsciously looked at Aoi Shigemitsu on the other side, wanting to see what this Japanese Class-A war criminal who had served as Japan's foreign minister and signed the surrender document on behalf of Japan would do. Performance.
Unfortunately, I don't know if the other party hid it too well, or if he really didn't feel anything. Even the expression on his face didn't change at all, as if he didn't feel anything unusual at all.
This made Fang Lang feel more and more interesting. Mr. Aoi Shigemitsu was worthy of being the foreign minister of Japan. He was obviously a cunning old fox. Whether it was facing Fang Lang's verbal provocation or John's heartfelt attitude of treating himself as the master of Japan, he acted extremely calm.
After thinking for a while, Fang Lang decided not to speak out in a hurry. Now that he was here, he might as well just sit back and watch to see what the purpose of Kodama Yushio's bringing Shigemitsu Aoi to this party was.
Only after you understand the other party's purpose can you figure out what actions you should take to respond. If you act too hostile, you may cause the other party to cancel your plans. I am about to miss an opportunity to understand the dynamics of Japanese people.
"General Fang is a very interesting person. Of course we won't mind if he makes a little joke. It is really an honor for Chongguang to have the opportunity to meet you two. Please take good care of him in the future!"
Shigemitsu Kui bent down and stretched out her right hand to hold it with John's right hand. She nodded to Fang Lang and John with a smile on her face.
It was the first time for the two of them to meet, so their hands just shook lightly and then let go.
John also nodded with a smile on his face and said:
"As long as you don't mind."
After Shigemitsu Kui shook hands with John, he stretched out his hand in front of Fang Lang, who was standing side by side with John, as if to shake hands with Fang Lang.
Originally, Fang Lang had no intention of shaking hands with the other party. When he saw the other party extending his right hand, he subconsciously prepared to refuse. However, he thought that he still needed to understand the other party's purpose today, so he would not make the atmosphere too tense and make the other party feel uncomfortable. alert.
He glanced at the opponent's palm stretched out in mid-air, paused for about two seconds, and thought that he was wearing a pair of sheepskin gloves on his hands because of the cold weather, so he directly touched the opponent's right hand with his gloved right hand with a smile on his face. Give it a gentle squeeze.
In social etiquette, shaking hands with gloves is actually a very impolite behavior. Shigemitsu Aoi didn't seem to mind this. After lightly touching Fang Lang's palm, he took his hand back.
This interaction between the two people naturally fell into the eyes of John and Kodama Yushio who were standing aside. Fang Lang noticed that a trace of anger flashed on Kodama Yushio's face again.
But John laughed indifferently, put his arm around Fang Lang's shoulders, and said to Yushifu Kodama opposite:
"It's very cold. Don't stand outside in the wind. Let's go inside and chat."
After saying that, he took Fang Lang directly past the two Japanese and walked into the club. John's attitude was just to tell the other party directly, Fang Lang and I are brothers, we came here to have fun, you just have to do the reception work.
After walking into the club, four girls wearing Japanese kimonos stood neatly on both sides. When they saw a few people coming in, they quickly stepped forward and bowed deeply to them, shouting a welcome speech in Japanese.
Even in the cold winter, these girls’ kimonos cannot hide their deep career lines. Although Fang Lang is very hostile to Japanese men, his attitude towards Japanese girls who like to dedicate their careers to him is relatively gentle.
After John got inside, he let go even more. He stepped forward and pushed the two girls behind Fang Lang. He turned around and took the other two Japanese girls into his arms with both hands. inside.
As for Kodama Yushio and Shigemitsu Aoi, who came in behind them, he simply forgot about them.
Seeing John's familiar appearance, Fang Lang knew that this guy must be a regular visitor here. He looked around and found that there seemed to be no other guests except the two of them, and the surrounding security guards had already been taken care of by the two. The coming guards took over.
In this case, of course, no dangerous atmosphere can be felt. Fang Lang casually took the two Japanese girls who were pushed in front of him by John and walked in behind John.
Having already entered here, Fang Lang certainly wouldn't be polite, and he especially enjoyed the feeling of enjoying the service of a Japanese woman in front of a Japanese man. As for how the two Japanese men would feel, he didn't even care.
Under the leadership of the girls, they walked less than ten meters inside and came to a room separated by a wooden sliding door. The docile Japanese girl opened the door first, knelt down by the door and took off the clothes for the two of them. shoe.
John and Fang Lang looked at each other and walked directly into the room with smiles on their faces. There are four low tables in the room. When Fang Lang saw this, he glanced calmly at the two Japanese who came in behind him.
He doesn't really like this Japanese-style tatami room, especially when eating with this kind of low table requires you to kneel down. Although he knew that kneeling was a habit passed down from the ancient Tang Dynasty, Fang Lang's knees were very hard now and he didn't like to kneel.
But he was content with what he had come. After taking a look at the layout of the room, he frowned slightly, and then, under the guidance of the kimono girl, he went to the innermost seat and sat down. The four low tables in the room were obviously placed facing each other, and Fang Lang and John were placed farthest from the door.
The two of them were not sitting on the same side, but facing each other. Fang Lang had no objection to this. He came from a later generation and knew that in Japanese custom, the person with the highest status should sit farthest from the door. At this point, the Japanese still showed enough respect for the two of them and did not make arbitrary arrangements just because they might not understand Japanese habits.
(End of chapter)
