Lost and Spy

Chapter 3513 1 plans

Kret shook his head sarcastically.

Look, these are the Japanese who were once so arrogant!

Now, they live like a pack of dogs.

But they still have illusions.

Crater wanted to capture this and tell the world.

But he didn't do that.

"These monkeys." Hearing this, a trace of sarcasm flashed across Major Garland's mouth, but he immediately said: "Before, the intelligence we had was that there were about 300 Japanese troops in this area, and according to the prisoner's confession, the difference in numbers is not that big. But, Mr. Kret, what kind of help can a prisoner give us?"

"But in my opinion, there is a great opportunity here." Krete said, "These Japanese monkeys have received so-called Bushido education since childhood, which may really make them not afraid of death. But sometimes, living is more terrifying than dying."

Garland suddenly became interested: "What does this mean? Isn't it good to be alive?"

In his opinion, there is nothing more terrible than death in this world, and nothing more beautiful than living.

"I said that I lived in China for a long time." Krete smiled and said, "There is one person among them who I think is the smartest person I have ever known in my life. Although sometimes his behavior seems to be different from that of normal people, he always shows his amazing wisdom and ability to read life at critical moments."

The person he was talking about was of course Meng Shaoyuan.

Krete continued, "He once discussed with me the meaning of life and death. If these monkeys who are still fighting are asked to die now, most of them will die without hesitation, because death is a relief for them.

But now they live in a state of despair, fighting hunger and malaria every day. They keep venturing out of the jungle for a tiny, even elusive hope. And this is the opportunity we can take advantage of."

He paused for a moment and continued, "Just like this captive, at first, he seemed very resolute and very resistant, but when he actually saw food and water, his so-called dignity was completely abandoned. Therefore, it is very unlikely to make the hundreds of monkeys still in the jungle surrender, but there are other ways to annihilate them."

Garland suddenly became interested: "Can you tell me more about it?"

"How do we catch a monkey?" Krete laughed again: "Monkeys like bananas, so we just throw one to them. Few monkeys can resist the temptation of bananas."

……

The construction site is in full swing.

The mercenary leader Keane and the foreman Terry were smoking and chatting.

"Yesterday, another worker went missing." Terry looked a little helpless. "These Filipinos, I really doubt what's wrong with their brains. I keep warning them again and again, but they don't listen to a word."

At night, the group of Japanese monkeys hiding in the forest are most active.

Crater made a rule that once night fell, no one was allowed to leave the cordon set up at the construction site.

But there are always people who don't follow the rules.

Most of those who go out at night for various reasons never come back.

This also gave Terry a headache for a while.

Fortunately, Crater once said: "We have tried our best to remind them, but they don't want to listen. What can we do? Fortunately, the last thing we lack now is workers. With a piece of bread and a little meat a day, I can recruit enough workers."

This made Terry feel relieved.

He glanced at Keane and said, "Hey, Keane, I have an idea. There are only a few hundred monkeys hiding in the jungle. We can suggest to the boss that we take out some money to recruit more people like you, rush into the jungle, and kill all those damn monkeys."

He was very satisfied with his proposal and said excitedly: "You saw the prisoners we captured that day. They were severely malnourished and didn't even have the strength to stand. You can beat three, no, five, of them. I heard that you were a soldier and fought in wars."

"Yes, I was a soldier and fought in wars," Keane said calmly. "Besides, I was injured on the battlefield. My leg hurts every night."

Keane couldn't help rubbing his left leg. "The life of a mercenary is very dangerous, but I must say that compared to those soldiers on the battlefield, I am now living in heaven. Do you know what a real battlefield is? Do you know what kind of horror you will face if you rashly enter the jungle?

You have no idea where the enemy is hiding. You have clearly checked the area, but the next second, a sharp knife pierces your back. When you look back despite the severe pain, you are shocked to find that the enemy has been standing there without you knowing when. Then you watch helplessly as the knife pierces your chest again. "

Terry shuddered.

Keane seemed to have completely ignored him: "We know nothing about the jungle in front of us. If we rush in with a hundred people, I think not even ten of them will come out alive. Our army is so powerful and has obviously occupied an absolute overwhelming advantage on the battlefield, but why haven't we launched a general attack on these monkeys in the jungle? This is the reason.

The top brass of the US military also knew the dangers of going deep into the jungle. Even though the Japanese monkeys were already exhausted, they still had strong fighting power. Since the outcome of the battle was basically determined, why take such a risk? Why not let them starve to death or die of disease? "

"Yes, what Keane said is absolutely accurate."

Just at this moment a voice rang out.

Keane and Terry said at the same time: "Boss."

Krete walked up to them and said, "Only those who have served in the military and fought in the battlefield can say such things. We will not joke about our own lives. We are here to do business, not to die. I don't want to see cold corpses appear in front of me."

Then he told Terry, "A batch of food will be delivered in the afternoon. Find a place to store it. Keen, you and your people must protect this place. I don't want my food to fall into the hands of those Japanese monkeys!" (End of this chapter)