Although I worked hard for several days without a bonus, Chris and the others complained.

They know the best in their hearts what they do.

The last time they went out to the Arctic, each of them received at least a few million dollars in rewards. This figure was a very generous income for bodyguards who kept their heads in their belts and licked blood on their knife heads.

I just thought that Chris and the others were the four. Whether in Blackwater International or Titan, although they were all the top personal bodyguards, they only had a salary of up to 2,000 US dollars a day, and they didn’t have such jobs every day, so it would be very good if they could have 300,000 US dollars left in a year.

As for Carl Morris's original eight-person mercenary team, eight people can earn a total of three million in a year, which is a top-notch year.

But whether it was Carl Morris or Chris, where did the work he did at that time feel comfortable with Yang Jing now? Although the last trip to the Arctic ended up in the Bloody Bear Catching Mercenary Group, it was because of the insider, so he was caught off guard.

But that crisis did not cause any reduction in staff. On the contrary, Yang Jing generously gave no one million dollars in rewards. It is no exaggeration to say that Yang Jing's reward once was equivalent to their net income for several years or even more than ten years.

As mercenaries and bodyguards, they have seen through many things in life and death. In fact, they are really willing to follow Yang Jing now.

With such a generous boss, not only is it less dangerous, but he can also come out to play with it when he has nothing to do. He can play with it and get high-end toys, such as the "Australian Style" superyacht in Papua New Guinea some time ago.

Even when I went to the Mariana Islands this time, there were seaplanes for travel, and all accommodations were five-star suites and executive suites. The most important thing is that there was no danger at all, and there was no need to pay for all the expenses. Moreover, a group of like-minded guys were together, and they had a great time eating, drinking and having fun. This was even more comfortable than vacationing.

Moreover, even the boss didn't get any rewards when he came out this time, so they didn't even think about rewards from the bottom of their hearts.

Without rules, there is no way to be square. Although Yang Jing did not say some rules very strictly, they are all retired soldiers with very high professional qualities. They know what to ask for and what not to ask for.

In this case, even if the boss wants to give them a reward, they will not want it.

Some hidden rules cannot be easily broken, especially if they take the initiative to break them.

Once anyone of them dares to break this rule that is not made public, then there is no need for the boss to speak, and they themselves will expel the person from the team.

That's right, after more than half a year of running-in, Chris and the other four and Carl Morris' eight-person mercenary team have now become a team of rigorous bodyguards. Their only goal of service is the young boss Yang Jing in front of him and the people around him.

This kind of life is something they have never thought about before and cannot imagine. Therefore, when this life they dream of is really placed in front of them, all the twelve of them cherish it particularly.

Even John Bruno and the other four stayed in Saipan because of the seaplane and did not follow, they would never have any dissatisfaction thoughts when they knew the result of this trip.

Although the twelve of them have not stated clearly, each of them is carefully maintaining the current situation and life.

After returning to Saipan, Yang Jing plunged into his room. After calling the princess and his parents on the phone, he began to focus all his attention on the four notebooks Mark found in the outside barracks. Even George Bruce invited him to take the F15 trainer plane to Guam, he temporarily pressed it down.

Because I learned some Japanese when I was "translating" the serial letter of Lorengao last time, this time Yang Jing's work on translating these four notebooks will undoubtedly be much easier.

Yang Jing first translated those two diary books.

Yang Jing found the name of the Japanese military doctor who wrote these two diaries from the lower right corner of the last page of the diary - Jiro Onoda.

"On April 22, 1943, Haruka. Yesterday, the news came about that the commander of the Joint Fleet, Yamamoto Kan Tama, was shocked by the news that I had not had a meal for a day.

In the afternoon, I received the above notice that our brigade will take the Donggang Maru to Guam base to support the situation tomorrow. The situation in the Pacific seems to be starting to get nervous, and I don’t know if I can come back alive when I go out this time. Blessing by Amaterasu…”

"On May 2, 1943, rain. After ten days of sea bumps, our team arrived at the Mariana Islands, but our squadron was actually put down here. Captain Nakamura said that the island was called the Maug Islands and our squadron was going to come here to perform secret missions. But these islands are too desolate, we can see nothing except trees, and there is no strategic buffer. What can we do here?

Amaterasu was here. When we landed on this island in the evening in the rain, our worry during the day disappeared when the evening came. How could the princes and marshals in the base camp establish such a magnificent underwater secret base on such a desolate island... "

"On May 6, 1943, the weather was unknown. I have been stationed in this base for four days. The base is very mysterious. It should be a warehouse base. I just don't know what precious materials would be stored in such a hidden base.

Life is very peaceful, and the training is one hour after every day. The main reason is that the place where training is too small, and our colleagues in the squadron can only train outside in batches. Although the lighting here is very good, I haven't seen the sun for four days. This place gives me an inexplicable depression and fear... "

"On May 9, 1943, the weather was unclear. There were so many things yesterday that surprised me. First, Ono-kun, who was in the third team, accidentally fired his gun during training, and the bullet penetrated Inoue-kun's left arm. Fortunately, I didn't hit Inoue-kun's bones, so I cleaned and sutured the wounds. Inoue-kun would become a lively young man after a few days of rest. As for Ono-kun, he was scolded by Nakamura, and he had to keep him in a tight day. Amaterasu blessed Ono-kun.

When it was almost time for lunch, Ito Jun who was going to the underwater gate of the base to go into the water to check the base actually had an oxygen pipe leak. Fortunately, Ito Jun Water was very good and insisted on swimming up. After checking it, I confirmed that his health was fine.

In the afternoon, three officers came from the base, which was said to have come from Guam. From now on, the three of them will live here with us.

Just as I was about to take notes on the messy things that happened today, the sirens that had never sounded before sounded sounded in the base. At first I thought it was an American who called it, and I was a little panicked, but then I remembered that this was not a battle alarm, but an alarm when the underwater gate of the base was about to open.

It turned out that the underwater gate of the base was to be opened tonight. If there were ships outside, just come in. No wonder Ito Jun had to go into the water to check the gate at noon today.

Amaterasu was here. The one who entered the base tonight turned out to be a first-class submarine patrol submarine, with the hull number I-2 (I-2). I know this submarine, a submarine built by the Imperial Navy exchanged submarine technology from the Germans. It was built and launched by Kawasaki Heavy Industries Kobe Shipyard in the first year of Showa. There were a total of 60 crew members on the boat.

When I saw the boxes of gold foil, silver dollars, platinum, and jewelry from the submarines, I knew what the base was going to store. Long live the empire! With so much wealth, why worry about the empire not being able to hold on? So, even though we all worked all night and were so tired that we were almost lying down, we were all very excited... "

When Yang Jing saw this, he matched the content recorded in this diary with the missing warehouse manager found from the base.

The military doctor named Jiro Onoda set out with the troops on April 23, 1943, and then arrived here after spending ten days at sea. Then his diary recorded some trivial things that happened after just arrived at the base, until the arrival of May 8, 1943.

On this day, a first-class submarine patrol submarine with the hull number I-2 (I-2) came to this base, and the warehouse base secretly built by Takijiro Oshiki also welcomed its first batch of storage supplies.

The first year of Showa written in Jiro Onoda's diary, which is the year when Emperor Hirohito ascended the throne, in 1926.

As for the property transported from the submarine, although Jiro Onoda did not record it in detail in the diary, this time was just right for the time to correspond to the flow of the warehouse manager.

In other words, the secret base located on the west island of the Maug Islands was officially opened on May 8, 1943.

However, this military doctor named Jiro Onoda is obviously not a very diligent person. His diary is not written every day, but intermittently. It seems that something different happened, so he wrote a few strokes.

But it is no wonder that this guy is like the Japanese troops stationed here. He probably won’t see the sun once a week. He spends only a limited training in the base all day long, but he has almost nothing to do at all. What are the best records?

This is true. In the following diary, there is almost no interesting content in Jiro Onoda's diary, all of which are written casually.

However, from these two diaries, Yang Jing found some precious information. For example, every time a submarine comes in from outside, Jiro Onoda will record it. After all, every time a submarine enters the base, and the two things that go out to "leave the wind" to see the sun once a week, are undoubtedly the biggest festival for their idle soldiers who wish they could count their hair and catch lice for their comrades every day.

Going out to "leave the news" is a very luxurious thing. After all, the concealment of the base is the most critical. At that stage, American reconnaissance planes would occasionally visit the Mariana Islands and even the Ogasawara Islands further north. Therefore, going out to release the news has become an extremely luxurious thing for the Japanese troops stationed here.

Every time a submarine comes in, Jiro Onoda and others can have a good exchange with the submarine soldiers who are also holding their eyes green. Even if they just talk, it is an extremely pleasant thing for these soldiers who are not seeing the light of day all day...
Chapter completed!