After Luo Jiang had eliminated all the Japanese officers in the main courtyard, this entire battalion in the West District was effectively wiped out.
In the rooms of the other Japanese lieutenant colonel, several majors, and various junior officers, he found thirteen boxes of gold bars and over a hundred thousand silver dollars. He casually pocketed their various valuables—collecting sixteen watches alone, not to mention the pistols and officers' swords.
He then made his way to the warehouse in the back courtyard. Four Japanese soldiers were supposed to be guarding it, but they were all nodding off, failing completely in their duty. Luo Jiang didn't even bother with his spiritual short sword; he simply used a bayonet to slit their throats. Pushing open the warehouse doors, he saw enough weapons and ammunition to equip two regiments. They were all brand-new rifles and light and heavy machine guns, packed in wooden crates and coated in grease. There were also mortars, infantry guns, and ten base loads of shells.
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