"This time when I went to Shanghai, I took a camera. I took a photo of the house inside and out for you to see." Qian Xiaobao said to Xiaolin Xun.

Kobayashi's parents died in the Japanese earthquake when they were very young, and their brother died again when they were in their teens.

In order to use Kobayashi Kuro, Japanese intelligence personnel in the Northeast kept her at the intelligence point and did not consider her feelings at all. When they grew up, Morita, the head of the intelligence station, planned to send her to the North China Expeditionary Army who was with the army.

Until Kobayashi Xun met Qian Xiaobao, two people who had no parents and relatives had been relying on each other until now.

"I don't know when I can leave here, so it's best to live a lifetime with anonymity. Now we have enough money to spend our whole life." Kobayashi Xun said.

"Or why you leave here alone." Qian Xiaobao said.

"No! If you want to leave, let's go together!" Kobayashi Xun replied resolutely.

"The problem is that I can't leave at all now. If I disappear now, I don't know how many people are digging three feet to look for me." Qian Xiaobao said.

"Then wait for another two years, there will always be opportunities." Kobayashi Xun said.

Two days later, Taro Kawamoto returned to Harbin with thousands of kilograms of medicinal herbs.

The Kwantung Army Intelligence Department immediately shipped the second batch of food.

Qian Xiaobao borrowed a 120 folding leather cam camera from Harbin Academy and left Harbin with Taro Kawamoto the day after the grain was shipped.

On the same day Qian Xiaobao left Harbin, Onode Nobuna and his wife Yuriko also boarded the train and left Harbin.

The difference between the two is that Qian Xiaobao went south to Yingkou, and Onoji Nobuki went west to Moscow.

After arriving in Moscow, Onoji Nobuo rushed to the port of the northern power and then took a boat to Sweden.

Two people live in the most luxurious private room on the train.

Yuriko Onode was busy opening her suitcase and placing her toiletries and pajamas outside.

Except for the small area of ​​this private room, everything is like a suite with a bathroom in a hotel.

The carriage designed by Tsarist Russia when building the railway was prepared for the Russian nobles who were traveling far away.

Onoji Nobu looked out the car window, and five people dragged the front and the back and walked past the car window.

These five people were the five people who saw him walking out of the elevator when he took Qian Xiaobao to the Madier Hotel to visit Onoji Nobuna.

They also took this train back to Europe with their Japanese and Manchukuo passports, but their last destination was Poland and Latvia.

In Poland and Latvia they will lead intelligence teams for Onoji Nobuna in Sweden.

The train slowly started and headed westward.

"We should be in Sweden in another half a month, right?" asked Yuriko Onodera.

"Not necessarily, this railway often has accidents, and passenger buses have to make way for trucks that transport important materials. It would be nice to be able to arrive in Sweden in twenty days." Onode Nobuna replied.

When I said this, Onode Nobuna was in a relaxed mood. Now the northern powers and Japan maintain a delicate friendly relationship. At this moment, the strategic focus of the two countries is not each other, so Onode Nobuna is not worried that the intelligence personnel of the northern powers will attack him on the way.

Besides, this time he didn't carry confidential documents with him and was not afraid of others attacking him.

The five people who took the same train to Europe had neither confidential documents nor weapons, and the diplomatic passports they carried were genuine. So Nobuna Onodera should not worry about the safety of those five people.

Four people in train waiter uniforms sat together in the dining car compartment.

Captain Chobalsky of the Ministry of Internal Affairs ordered: "The superior ordered our task this time to be focused on the Japanese diplomat couple. We were two of us in shifts to monitor!"

Romondes placed his suitcase under the bed. There were four beds in the private room, so the whole private room seemed very crowded.

Romondes, the other three people in the box, didn't know him at all, and the four Poles who were on the train with him stayed in the same box next door.

Romondes thought this was great, and he was unwilling to be with the four Poles.

Romondes, who secretly went to Harbin to take the mission, was a Latvian. He had very different political views from the four Poles who were traveling with him.

Latvia has just become a franchise republic of the northern powers, so Romondes hated the northern powers.

The four Polands, like him, also hated the great powers of the north, but their attitude towards Germany was completely opposite. Romondes believed that Germany was a friend, while the four Poles regarded Germany as their mortal enemy.

So when dispatching the mission, Onodera Nobuna secretly arranged the mission of Romondes to secretly cooperate with German intelligence personnel.

Those four Poles could not do such a task if they died.

Romondes lay on the bunk and took a nap.

It was time for dinner, and the conductor Alia knocked on the door and greeted the people inside to the dining car for dinner.

Everyone knows that the northern powers are working hard to develop industry, especially heavy industry, and the lives of the people are not very good. However, the food on the train dining trucks on the Siberian Railway is rich and delicious.

The great powers in the north are willing to show their best side to foreign guests.

Onodera Nobuna and his wife Yuriko were sitting face to face in the dining car, Onodera Credit drinking vodka in a small cup. Caviar and red cabbage soup were placed on the dining table.

At this time, four people walked into the dining car one after another, and faced the door of Yuriko Onodera at the door hurriedly lowered her head and pretended not to see it.

However, when the four people passed by the Onoji couple, they still couldn't help but look at the two more.

All this fell in Alia's eyes.

An hour later, Alia reported to Chobalsky: "I found that there seemed to be four people on this train who knew the two Japanese people we were watching. During the meal, the four people always looked at the two Japanese people intentionally or unintentionally, and the two Japanese people always avoided the eyes of the four people."

"What are those four?" Chobalsky asked.

"I checked it when I got on the train. They all took passports from the Japanese Embassy, ​​and the destination was Moscow. Alia replied.

"What language do they speak?" Chobalsky asked again.

"They all speak Russian, but you can still hear that they are definitely not Russian!" Alia replied.
Chapter completed!