After Nangian Yoko received the news, she was naturally furious. Her first suspect was Wang Manchun, followed by Wang Yue.
Yu Manli had even sent a telegram to challenge her, which made Wang Manchun seem all the more suspicious. And since Yu Manli thought Wang Yue wasn't here, she went to Number 76 and had Wang Manchun put under guard.
After the robbery, things remained unsettled for Wang Yue in Hong Kong. When they headed there, British soldiers stopped them at the harbor, and they couldn't enter Hong Kong for quite some time.
Wang Yue wasn't worried at all. He cooperated by having the ship remain in the harbor and leaving the crew aboard to keep watch. Then he took Yu Manli into Hong Kong.
But Wang Yue wasn't the sort to simply swallow an insult. As the British soldiers searched him, he left Body Control Talismans on several of the men, planning to see how he could launch a surprise attack.
As it turned out, Wang Yue had thought it would be a long time before the two talismans took effect, but they were put to use that very afternoon.
Wang Yue had only just settled in Hong Kong when Chokugawa Go, known as the Eagle of Poland and serving as the Emperor's special envoy, arrived to pay a visit to Hong Kong.
Wang Yue's original plan had been to give the Japanese more enemies, so they couldn't devote all their attention to China. Seeing his chance, he didn't hesitate to make the British soldier he controlled shoot Chokugawa Go dead in full view of the crowd.
"Tom!"
The other British men only turned around when they heard the gunshot. Then they saw Chokugawa Go lying on the ground and Tom's smoking gun.
They had already guessed what had