This killer star of the War of Resistance Against Japan was only 9 years old.

Chapter 265 Earning Money from Bombs

Qin Lan was even more confused after hearing Bai Luo's explanation. How could she earn money by squatting here? She also wanted to earn money. Influenced by her father, she had always loved money since she was a child and really wanted to know how to earn money by bombs.

Seeing that Bai Luo didn't intend to elaborate, Qin Lan turned to look at the silly girl beside her, preparing to ask her if she knew anything.

But at this moment, the silly girl had already fallen asleep on the silly bear's belly.

Qin Lan opened her mouth upon seeing this, but ultimately did not disturb the silly girl's rest.

I just think this silly girl is really carefree; she can fall asleep anywhere.

While Qin Lan was still lost in thought.

Bai Luo, who was standing in front of him, suddenly spoke.

"The money has arrived."

Bai Luo's words brought Qin Lan back to her senses from her reverie, and she subconsciously asked a question.

"Where? Where's the money?"

As she spoke, Qin Lan's cat-like eyes narrowed.

Bai Luo turned his head and saw Qin Lan's narrowed eyes. He thought to himself, "Goodness, why is this woman so excited when she hears about money?"

Is it a greedy cat?

At this time, outside the warehouse of the Japanese 5th Unit's garrison.

Kazuo Kawakita saw the tightly closed warehouse doors from afar and breathed a sigh of relief.

However, he still decided to go in and take a look. When he arrived at the warehouse door, Kazuo Kawakita's face darkened and his heart sank, because he found that the lock on the door had been pried open.

Kazuo Kawakita drew his pistol from his waist and quickly cocked it.

The Japanese adjutant standing nearby immediately stepped forward to block Kazuo Kawakita's path, while simultaneously gesturing for the Japanese soldiers behind him to open the door.

After receiving a signal from his adjutant, the Japanese soldier immediately stepped forward to open the door, while the Japanese soldiers following behind Kazuo Kawakita also quickly came to Kazuo Kawakita's front, pointing their rifles at the warehouse door.

Once the Japanese soldier standing at the door saw that his comrades were ready, he immediately pushed open the warehouse door with both hands.

The Japanese soldiers behind them immediately became more vigilant.

But just as the door opened, two dark objects fell from above the warehouse door.

The Japanese soldier who opened the door was hit squarely, feeling his helmet being struck twice on the head. The Japanese soldiers behind him also saw this.

Meanwhile, all the Japanese soldiers protecting Kazuo Kawakita turned their attention to the two round balls that rolled down to their feet.

Their eyes widened, and they were about to exclaim in surprise.

next moment.

"Boom, boom, boom."

The booby traps set by Bai Luo exploded instantly.

"what........"

The screams of the Japanese soldiers rang out at the warehouse entrance in an instant, and the shrapnel inside the grenades spread outwards with tremendous kinetic energy.

The Japanese adjutant tackled Kazuo Kawakita to the ground the instant the grenade exploded.

Kazuo Kawakita was shielded behind the Japanese soldiers and his adjutant and had no idea what was happening.

He only heard two explosions suddenly come from the warehouse entrance in front of him, and then he was tackled to the ground by his adjutant.

The back of my head slammed hard into the frozen, hard ground.

Kazuo Kawakita felt as if he had been hit on the back of the head with a blunt object, and the explosion at close range made him feel dizzy.

After an unknown amount of time, Kazuo Kawakita, who had recovered somewhat, felt himself being pulled out from under his adjutant.

"Colonel, Colonel, are you alright? Medic, medic."

Kawakita Kazuo was also brought back to his senses by the series of urgent shouts, and his right hand unconsciously touched the back of his head.

At the same time, the blurry scene in front of him gradually became clear, and he looked at his subordinates who were looking at him with concern.

His expression faltered for a moment, his eyes darting around as he looked at his surroundings.

When his gaze fell upon the warehouse door, which had been blown apart by grenades, and the corpse of his adjutant.

Kazuo Kawakita's memories returned instantly.

Ignoring the pain in the back of his head, he stood up and shouted at the Japanese soldiers around him.

"Warehouse...into the warehouse..."

After saying that, Kazuo Kawakita, ignoring the pain in the back of his head, bent down, picked up the pistol from the ground, and rushed towards the hidden door in the warehouse.

When the hidden door was pushed open by the stumbling Kazuo Kawakita, a faint smell of blood wafted from below the stairs.

Kazuo Kawakita's expression changed instantly upon smelling the odor, and he shouted to a Japanese squad leader behind him.

"You, go and mobilize troops immediately, block the entrance to the cave, and don't let anyone out. The rest of you, come down with me."

Kazuo Kawakita immediately led more than 50 Japanese soldiers up the stairs into the underground research institute.

At this moment, he was still relieved that the actual person in charge here, Akiyama Kazumasa, was visiting his student; otherwise, he could have committed seppuku.

The Japanese squad leader who went to call for help acted quickly. Because of the explosion, many Japanese patrols rushed to the area, completely surrounding the warehouse.

The Japanese squad leader immediately called a squad of Japanese soldiers from the nearest location to enter the warehouse.

The already small warehouse was instantly filled to the brim.

Meanwhile, Bai Luo, outside the wall, saw the warehouse location on the monitoring radar densely covered with Japanese markings, indicating at least 300 Japanese soldiers.

He hadn't expected that the two booby traps would also attract Japanese soldiers.

So we might as well go all the way.

Bai Luo directly retrieved two mortars and 30 shells from his spatial storage.

After quickly adjusting the coordinates, Bai Luo chuckled.

His money arrived.

The next second, Bai Luo detonated the bomb buried in the underground research room.

With a dull yet extremely penetrating bang, the remote-controlled bomb placed in the underground research lab was detonated.

In an instant, the ground trembled violently, and the shelves and wooden crates in the warehouse collapsed like dominoes, scattering the supplies inside the crates all over the ground.

The Japanese soldiers in the warehouse were so startled by this sudden turn of events that they were caught off guard and before they could react, they were sent flying back into the warehouse through a hidden door, where they were smashed into a group of soldiers.

The moment the hidden door was blasted open, a powerful shockwave and scorching flames surged out, instantly knocking all the remaining Japanese soldiers, who could barely stand, to the ground. The flames erupting from the hidden door ignited the supplies throughout the warehouse.

In the blink of an eye, the entire warehouse was engulfed in flames.

The underground research lab was plunged into an apocalyptic scene the moment Bai Luo pressed the detonation button.

Kazuo Kawakita, who was the first to rush into the underground research room, and the more than 50 Japanese soldiers behind him, only felt that the originally dim basement was suddenly flashed with a blinding light, and then a deafening explosion rang out in the sealed underground research room.

Flames and thick smoke instantly filled the entire underground research lab. Before Kazuo Kawakita could even let out a complete scream, he was mercilessly torn apart, squeezed, and crushed by a powerful remote-controlled bomb.

The Japanese soldiers around the warehouse were thrown about by the sudden explosion, and some of them who were closer to the warehouse entrance were knocked to the ground by the blast wave, bleeding from their mouths and noses.

The Japanese soldiers standing further away stared in horror at the warehouse that had exploded, watching thick smoke rise rapidly above it.

The sky was stained pitch black. At the same time, I secretly rejoiced that I hadn't entered the warehouse.

But they soon realized they had been too optimistic.