Daming: The system rejected my request for salted fish

Chapter 704

In the face of Shimazu Motohisa's frightened expression, Shen Lin carried him out with one hand.

During this process, Shimazu Motohisa couldn't even resist, and no matter how he struggled, it was of no use.

About half an hour after Shen Lin left, he came back carrying Shimazu Motohisa.

Because only Shen Lin took action, no one knew what happened in this half hour.

Anyway, when Shimazu Motohisa came back, except for his hands, no part of his body was intact.

However, these are not fatal injuries. At most, they will cause unbearable pain. Obviously, Shen Lin has a good grasp of the situation.

"Master, I've asked everything I need to ask. This is the pattern of Shimazu family's secret communication that I've learned from him."

After throwing Shimazu Motohisa aside, Shen Lin took out a piece of letter paper from his arms and handed it to Wei Wu.

However, the letter was all about the Japanese pirates, and Wei Wu couldn't understand it, so he simply handed it to the bastard Inu Yang.

"See if there's any problem."

The Inuyanga bastard took the letter and examined it carefully, looking up after a few minutes.

"Woof woof! Master, I'm not sure if this is the Shimazu family's code, but this pattern is probably correct."

To be honest, Wei Wu had no way of guaranteeing that the code pattern that Shimazu Motohisa had given him was true.

But considering this guy's cowardice, he should still be credible. The key is that there is no other way now.

"Okay, let's ask him to write a new letter according to this code."

As soon as Wei Wu finished speaking, Shen Lin immediately took out a piece of letter paper from his arms and handed it over again.

"Master, I've already asked him to write it and have the dog-raising bastard check it out. If there's no problem, it can be sent out."

No wonder Shimazu Motohisa’s body was covered with wounds, but his hands were intact.

"Well done!"

After praising Shen Lin, Wei Wu casually handed the letter to Inuyang Gouzhong, who carefully checked it again.

As long as you confirm that there is no problem with the letter, you can arrange for someone to deliver it.

As for the person who will deliver the letter, there is no need to worry about it at all, because the letter will not be delivered directly to Shimazu Ujihisa.

The reason is very simple. Shimazu Ujihisa is currently leading his troops to war. He may be in this position today and move to another position tomorrow.

In this case, a special intelligence point will be set up to receive and transmit important intelligence information.

Every time the army wants to change its garrison location, it will first notify this intelligence point to facilitate subsequent message transmission.

Therefore, to deliver a letter to Shimazu Ujihisa, one does not need Shimazu Motohisa's confidants. As long as they know the location, anyone can be sent.

After that, after checking with the dog-raising mongrel, Wei Wu confirmed that there was no problem with the content of the letter, and patted him on the shoulder.

"I've given you the letter. Arrange for someone to deliver it as quickly as possible."

Upon hearing this, Inukai the mongrel did not dare to hesitate and immediately turned around and left the Japanese-style room to arrange personnel.

After he left, Wei Wu turned to look at Zhang Hai again.

"I will help you deal with the 3,000 elite soldiers from Shimazu Ujihisa. Kyukoku Island is a very important location, so manage it well."

Originally, he wanted to give Zhang Hai some advice, but when he said this, Wei Wu felt that it was a bit unreliable to let Zhang Hai take charge.

After pondering for a moment, he came up with a feasible plan.

"Forget it, I will let Wei Wu stay. When the time comes, you can send someone to send him back to Daming and have him take Master Zheng over to help you manage it."

"Before Master Zheng arrives, you just need to control those hundreds of Japanese pirate soldiers and keep the military power firmly in your hands."

In fact, Zhang Hai didn't want to take on this task at first, mainly because he didn't understand management at all.

It would be fine if there were only a dozen people, but this is an entire island, and as a peasant, he has no idea how to manage it.