In the horrified eyes of hundreds of thousands of little devils, the Yasukuni Shrine, which was established in 2002 and used to store the name list and seal book of gods, collapsed in a ball of fire, with debris flying and smoke.
Soaring up.
"Oh my God, it's the Yasukuni Shrine."
"Damn it, the Yasukuni Shrine was bombed."
After a moment of silence, a horrified voice rang out.
Boom, boom, boom.
Continuous explosions sounded continuously.
Wow.
"It's this palace. This palace collapsed."
"Am I dreaming?"
Amidst the sounds of panic, another building collapsed and turned into a piece of waste.
Seeing everything that happened in front of them, all the little devils present had an unreal feeling. They didn't know what was going on, and they didn't know why the Yasukuni Shrine, which had existed for so many years, suddenly exploded.
Boom, boom.
Just like a lively fireworks show, groups of fires rise up one after another and explode. The dazzling flames can be seen very clearly even in the daytime.
The worship hall built in 2001 for ordinary people to worship suddenly collapsed, with rubble scattered everywhere, and it was completely reduced to ruins and became history.
Established in 1999, Japan's largest national military museum before World War II, the Yushukan, which played an important role in popularizing militaristic ideas, caught fire, and the flames shot straight into the sky. It contains materials on Japan's defense of World War II crimes, including war criminals.
All the weapons and photos used were reduced to ashes in the sea of fire.
As the explosion hit, outside the main gate of the Yasukuni Shrine, the two towers were built in 1959. The towers were engraved with deeds from Japan's invasion of Taiwan in 1995, the occupation of Northeast China during the "September 18th Incident" in 1 year, and the attack on Shanghai, China in the following year.
The stone tower was enveloped by the explosion amid everyone's disbelief.
Wow.
Rubbles continued to splash and fall, and cracks spread rapidly.
boom.
The two stone towers, which made countless Chinese people feel humiliated, collapsed and turned into a pile of broken stones.
Wow.
Crackling.
All kinds of debris fell down like rain.
Snapped.
A piece of charred wooden board fell at the feet of a little devil. He slowly lowered his head, his face still full of sluggish expression, and saw the four characters Hideki Tojo. Obviously, these were the fourteen figures enshrined in the Yasukuni Shrine.
Hide Tojo, one of the Class A war criminals, had his smart card blown out.
The explosions continued to sound, and buildings collapsed in front of hundreds of thousands of little devils.
The Yasukuni Shrine, something that countless Chinese people hate so much that they wish they could blow it up, finally turned into a sea of fire and turned into ruins at this moment.
"No."
"That's not true."
A shrill roar rang out, and the little devils standing there were all stunned, with tears obviously rolling down their eyes. They wanted to rush over, but were blocked by the continuous explosions, so they could only stand there unwillingly.
The ground roared.
The Yasukuni Shrine has always been the spiritual sustenance of Japanese right-wingers. They worship the war criminals inside and look forward to the day when Japan will be as invincible as it was in the early days of World War II, occupying large areas of land and becoming strong.
This place is also their pride, because the heroes enshrined in it once led the Japanese Empire to almost unify the entire Asia and brought the Yamato nation to its peak. It was the most glorious era of the Yamato nation. Once the imperial army came out, who could compete with them?
Fight like crazy.
But now, the place where their spirit rests, the place they are proud of, has been blown up right in front of their eyes. This is definitely the biggest blow and provocation to them. How can they bear it?
"ah."
"That's not true."
Snap, snap.
Some little devils went crazy and kept raising their hands and slapping themselves in the face, trying to prove that they were dreaming. Unfortunately, the severe pain clearly told them that this was true. Their Yasukuni Shrine was in broad daylight.
In front of hundreds of thousands of right-wing radicals, it was actually blown up.
"This is not true."
"Grandpa, I'm sorry for you."
Boom, boom, boom.
There were kiddos constantly kneeling down, banging their heads on the ground, and crying. They all had relatives enshrined inside, and their greatest wish was to inherit the last wishes of their grandfathers, to achieve common prosperity in Greater East Asia, and to achieve a complete
Occupy China and work hard to turn China into a part of Japan.
However, now, before their wish has been implemented, the Yasukuni Shrine has been blown up. How can they not collapse? If they can't even defend their own territory, why bother to attack China again?
"Who did it?"
"War, must be war."
"This is a shame that must be washed away with blood."
The roars that broke the lungs continued to sound, and all the little devils present went crazy. They all had red eyes and were crying, but they were yelling, and their bodies exuded a strong murderous aura.
"War, war."
"War, war."
Even the Japanese who were not right-wingers started yelling, because the Yasukuni Shrine not only enshrines war criminals, but also many national heroes of Japan throughout the ages. This explosion not only blew up a building, but
Their history, their spirit, this is the biggest provocation to all Japan.
As the news spread, the demonstrations across Japan also changed their nature, from resisting the government to supporting them, because they needed the government to lead them to avenge their shame.
When they received the news, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe almost went crazy with laughter. They were still having a headache how to calm the anger of the domestic people. Now, someone actually bombed the Yasukuni Shrine, which aroused the anger of the entire Japanese people.
, the line of sight completely shifted.
Shinzo Abe was thinking in his heart that if he knew who did it, then he must thank him very much, because that guy is simply the savior of the Japanese government, otherwise their resignation is certain.
Suddenly, he was in a good mood. He picked up the tea cup and took a sip. Now that it was done domestically and with the help of the United States internationally, he basically only lost some prestige and it would be over soon.
Other senior Japanese officials also breathed a sigh of relief and felt much more relaxed.
boom.
The door to the conference room was suddenly knocked open, and a hurried figure rushed in.