At dusk, the last sunset in the sky was swallowed by heavy clouds, and the sky gradually became dark purple and ink black.

The Japanese bomber group approached quietly like a ghost, and their huge bodies seemed even more ferocious under the dim sky.

The Japanese bombers arrived and at this moment of setting sun, they launched a carpet-like bombing on the southern half of the No. 35 mountain stream.

The bomb weighing 500 kilograms fell from a high altitude, and the sharp sound of breaking through the air shocked the entire mountain stream.

Then a series of explosions came, and the entire canyon splashed with gravel, and huge rocks fell from cliffs on both sides of the mountain stream.

This scene was extremely terrifying, like the scene of a strong earthquake.

In the distance, Damenzi and others were shocked when they saw the almost collapsed mountain stream. If they hadn't been fast enough, they would have been buried in this series of explosions at this time.

One of the hunters couldn't help but say in fear: "Our enemies actually have such powerful weapons. Can we defeat them?"

The gate gave the other party a sound and cursed: "What's this? As long as Leader Ye is here, we will definitely defeat them. Aren't these bombs used to sweep the floor under Leader Ye's design? Let the Japanese throw them into the mountain stream like this, see how many bombs they have to blow up the mountain stream, hum!"

The gatekeeper let out a cold snorting disdain, and then ordered: "Let's go home and report safety first, and then go back to find Leader Ye."

"good!"

The hunters responded in unison, and then they crawled into the forest with the gate and disappeared.

And at this moment, two or three Japanese soldiers arrived with more than thirty puppet troops.

The Japanese ordered the defense loudly, and no one could be allowed to leave the mountain stream.

The puppet army looked at the mountain stream that was emitting thick smoke and thought to himself: "All of them are blown up like this, can anyone still live?"

But how dare they disobey the Japanese orders?

They quickly set up defenses at the exit of the mountain stream, digging trenches to find shelter.

But at the same time, the bombing of Japanese bombers did not stop for a moment. They were guided by ground troops and repeatedly carpet-like bombings of the southern half of the mountain stream.

If their enemies are in the mountain stream, they will undoubtedly die.

The bombing continued until it was completely dark. Kyujo Gongbei ordered the bombing to stop and sent Shadow Wolf Scouts who had previously descended into the bottom of the mountain stream to check the situation.

This reconnaissance team has found the body of another reconnaissance team.

The Japanese were lying on the river beach, and they were dead and could not die anymore. All the weapons and equipment on their bodies were picked up. The Japanese who were so angry that they roared incompetently for a long time.

But they dared not go forward any further, because they had received the news that the Imperial plane was about to bomb.

So I waited until the plane bombing was over before I dared to search forward.

Moreover, with the previous lessons, the Japanese's search operations became more cautious, and even sniffed on the ground like a dog with a flashlight.

They would rather be slower than step on the mines left by the enemy.

Some devils even suggested walking into the water. After all, in the water, the enemy wouldn't have landmines too, right?

But the Japanese officers didn't want to fill their boots with water. And if there were ambushes on the left and right sides, they couldn't even find the bunker and could only be beaten passively.

So the ghost officer ordered to still walk on the river beach, not only to ask the people in front to search carefully, but also to lengthen the entire team so that they would not be afraid of the enemy's mine formation. Even if someone stepped on the mine, the casualties would be much smaller.

Time passed by minute by minute, and the imagined mine array did not appear. A southern section of the mountain stream that was bombed out of recognition appeared in front of it.

The stones falling from many places formed a small hill, and the river water was blocked here, and it was really rising and higher.

The Japanese were very glad that they walked fast enough that they had no place to wade at this time.

After finally climbing the mountain of stones, what I saw was a more terrifying scene. The southern section of the mountain stream was filled with a damming lake formed by such huge rocks falling from the cliff.

However, compared with the upstream, the water in front is much less.

The Japanese captain looked at the landslide lakes and said, "It seems that our speed has to be accelerated, otherwise we will be in great danger if the water accumulates."

Another Japanese advised: "I think we should go back immediately."

The Japanese captain murmured: "I think so, but if we can't complete the mission, we'll go back. I'm afraid even Captain Nakajima will be ridiculed. So let's act quickly. According to this destructive force, there will be no mine formations, and our enemies may all die, so let's search quickly!"

"Hi!"

All the Japanese responded and followed the Japanese squad leader to search forward quickly.

But this road is much more difficult than they thought. The original river beach was full of huge rocks blocking the road. And every other section, they had to wade.

When they get ashore, the water and mud in the boots will make it very difficult for the Japanese to walk.

Their steps are no longer steady, but like old men staggering in the same staggering manner.

And they didn't dare to take off their boots because the ground was full of sharp stones. If their feet were cut, they would probably never get out.

After climbing over several high dams, the Japanese were exhausted and panting.

However, before they could stop to take a breath, they heard a rumbling sound coming from behind.

When they looked back, they were suddenly shocked and scattered.

The first dam lake began to collapse due to the accumulation of a large amount of river water. The rolling water flowed out from all over the dam lake. Then, after a loud bang, the dam lake completely collapsed.

The surging river water flowed down and soon arrived in front of the second relatively small landslide lake.

The smaller dam lake was unable to resist and collapsed again, and a large amount of silt and gravel was washed into the river, making the river water even higher.

"Hurry, run!"

The Japanese squad leader screamed in horror, ordering all Japanese to run as fast as possible.

At this time, they couldn't care about slipping under their feet, and they couldn't care whether there were any enemy survivors ahead. They had only one idea at this time, which was to escape and run desperately.

The Japanese correspondent soldier ran with a walkie-talkie while connecting with Colonel Nakajima: "Reported to Lord Nakajima, the southern section of the mountain stream has suffered great damage and a large number of landslides have been formed. So we believe that our enemies should be wiped out.
Chapter completed!