Chapter 35 Captain, look...

Without hesitation, Su Meng increased the force, "Easier said than done! If you want to die, I'll grant your wish."

The man pleaded in a low voice, "Heroine, hero, I really didn't lie..."

Before he could finish speaking, he suddenly turned his head and moved aside.

He was confident that he was stronger than Su Meng and was a battle-hardened man... How could he be threatened by a mere immature little girl?

But as soon as he took one step, his body gave way.

Before he lost consciousness, he vaguely heard Su Meng say, "An enemy agent is still so arrogant. Not sending you to hell immediately is the greatest mercy I can show you."

The man gave a bitter smile, and as he collapsed, he murmured incoherently, "Daughter..."

Su Meng scoffed, "Heh! Trying to act out a father-daughter relationship here?"

She deftly gave him another injection and tossed it into her spatial storage.

Before leaving the house, she glanced at the little girl next door snoring evenly and began to doubt her understanding of fatherly love.

An enemy agent was on a mission with his daughter?

Is he confident enough to guarantee the safety of himself and his daughter, or is he simply used to using his daughter as a cover for his own purposes?

Whatever the situation, it's not something she wants to care about.

What worried her most was whether the supplies had arrived at the dock and whether they would be stolen.

She hastily dumped the person at the armed forces department, along with a letter of complaint.

He then took out his car and sped towards the dock.

Twenty minutes later, she put the car away and walked over into the cool sea breeze.

Waves crashed against the shore, breaking the stillness of the night along with the whispers from the dockside.

"Attention! The cargo ship is arriving soon. Is our receiving vessel ready?"

"We've been prepared for this for a long time. As soon as they arrive, we'll move immediately."

"Hmph! So what if they've got their eyes on our warehouse? A bunch of idiots!"

"We can't afford to fail this time. Last time, we were scolded by our superiors because we were short a lot of goods."

"Mr. Nakata, please rest assured! With the supplies from the Su family in Shanghai this time, we will definitely be able to make up for the losses from last time."

Su Meng was hiding in the bushes when she suddenly heard the Japanese man's voice from ten meters away, and a raging fire of anger rose in her heart.

I wish I could pull out a gun and kill those shameless bastards right away.

It turns out that the Su family's belongings had long been targeted by the Japanese, and everything had been meticulously planned and arranged.

We just don't know what they're going to transfer.

But Su Meng knew that these were things from her own country, and she absolutely could not stand by and watch them be lost.

Rather than letting others benefit, it's better to feed yourself.

She seized the opportunity, slipped into the reeds on the bank, and casually broke off a reed to use later.

Just then, they heard footsteps again.

It came from the direction she came from.

She lay on the ground, and the footsteps were so clear, as if they were treading on her heart.

She was acutely aware of the priorities and urgency.

The surroundings were very quiet. Bored, she consulted a miscellaneous book she had once read and tried to identify the person by the sound of footsteps.

one two three.......

About twenty people came.

They hid in a grove of trees about twenty meters away.

The Japanese and their entourage on the small dock also noticed the newcomers. They exchanged a glance, their faces grim and solemn.

The leader made a throat-slitting gesture.

Then, a dark figure quietly disappeared.

On the other side, a dark figure flashed into the woods like a ghost.

"Boss, we've been discovered."

Tiger led his men to intercept the Japanese reinforcements.

Their warehouse was empty; we'd been tricked.

The air was quiet for a moment.

A voice, barely audible, rang out, "Continue to monitor Shen Wuyang; all other actions remain unchanged."

In the darkness, the withered branches and fallen leaves made a faint rustling sound.

Led by Huo Zhenhua, the group quietly crept towards the shore.

They also spotted the Japanese, their eyes flashing with the excitement and fervor of hunters.

The dark figures blended into the night, like lurking beasts.

Su Meng lay down between the Japanese and the others.

An atmosphere of chilling dread swirled and lingered overhead.

She suddenly felt the night grow darker and heavier, as if layers upon layers of quilts were pressing down on her, making it hard to breathe and impossible to move.

It seemed as if only her breathing could be heard in the world, breaking the silence of the night with the sound of the waves.

Just as she was suffering and wanted to catch her breath, a glimmer of light appeared on the dark sea.

A ship is coming!

The people on the shore remained motionless, and the chilling atmosphere in the air grew even stronger.

Su Meng dared not make any rash moves.

Through the reeds, she looked at the three approaching boats and silently calculated the distance in her mind.

Fifty meters... Forty meters... Thirty meters...

The Japanese were the first to take action.

The crisp, clean sound of a gun being cocked gnaws at one's nerves like a death knell.

Su Meng frowned, slowly slid into the water, like a deep-sea fish, with a reed in her mouth, and quickly moved towards the boat.

She climbed onto the first boat and slipped into the cabin.

The wooden crates were stacked neatly, and even the tarpaulins covering them had been lifted.

It seems they are prepared to relocate.

Without hesitation, Su Meng swept the items away completely.

Just as she was about to leave, she saw a glowing round bead in the dim corner.

What's this?

Suddenly, she heard footsteps and, holding the bead, plunged into the water.

Strangely, with this orange bead, she could breathe freely in the water even without the reeds.

Could this be a water-repelling bead?

It really came so easily!

In this way, she successfully collected the supplies from the second ship.

But just as she was climbing onto the third boat, she suddenly heard screams and roars from the first boat.

Because of the sound of the waves and the ship's motors, the sound from the first ship didn't travel very far.

The crew members exchanged puzzled glances: "What are they shouting? Should I go check?"

"Don't meddle! We'll be docked soon, what could possibly happen?"

They're making a big fuss over nothing; they just want to get more exposure in front of the little notebook.

Tsk tsk! Don't they know who they are? Traitors who forget their ancestors!

So, they're not on the same path as the first and second ships.

Su Meng turned and went into the cabin, but did not let her guard down.

They continued talking.

"All the goods on this ship belong to the Su family. We agreed with the head of the Su family to pick up the goods tomorrow night. Are we still going to dock?"

"Don't dock yet! The shore is full of Japanese people. We're not confident we can defeat them, and we don't have the money to compensate the Su family."

Huh? Why does the boat feel so light, like it's floating around?

Hearing this, Su Meng had already finished packing her things.

She originally planned to collect the last shipment of supplies and then burn the ships.

But after hearing these words, and considering their loyal business spirit and their refusal to collude with those traitors, she felt it necessary to remind them.

She silently put away the matches, flicked out a crumpled piece of paper, and flipped herself into the sea.

After swimming quite a distance, I could faintly hear the sounds from the third boat.

"Captain, look—'The Su family's goods have been received, hurry up and go!' What does this mean?"

"Cargo? Oh dear! Someone must have boarded the ship."

The captain slapped his thigh, turned around and rushed into the cabin, only to be met with a wide-eyed shock at the empty space.

His lips trembled for a long time before he finally blurted out, "Quick! Turn around and run!"

It's quite a fantastical thing that someone could take away 108 boxes without anyone noticing.

They were warned that if they still didn't run away and foolishly continued to throw their lives away, they would be making things even more stupid!

"Quick! Turn around!"

"Quick! Turn around!"

A series of shouts of "Turn around!" rang out from the ship.

As Su Meng crawled into the reeds, she saw the third boat circling on the sea.

But after a short while, the motor sound changed.

Then, it turned around!

Behind them, waves higher than the deck churned up, and the roar of the motor echoed through the sky, as if driven by the King of Hell, roaring as it braved the wind and waves.

"Stop them! Stop them now!"

The Japanese people finally couldn't hold back any longer.

Someone roared angrily, issuing orders to the ships that were docking.