A Japanese soldier was shot in the chest and fell down without a sound. Another Japanese soldier was shot in the abdomen. He felt a chill in his stomach. He subconsciously touched it and felt blood all over his hands. Then the huge pain made him bend down, then fell to the ground and howled in pain.

"Enemy attack."

"Enemy attack."

The Japanese and puppet troops were in a panic. They all had military knowledge and fled from the fire to avoid becoming targets of the attackers.

The Japanese army was very elite. Although the Japanese soldiers around the two Japanese soldiers who were shot and fell did not see the flames at the muzzle of the bullets, they were able to judge the direction of the bullets from the direction where the Japanese soldiers were shot and immediately fired in that direction.

Major Shimada also waved his command knife in that direction, shouting loudly: "Shoot."

Several crooked machine guns and the 38 guns in the hands of other soldiers fired violently into the darkness.

After a while, there was no movement on the other side. Ayumi Hamasaki ordered to stop shooting. He opened his eyes wide and observed carefully, then listened with his ears. After a long time, there was still silence on the other side.

At this time, the Japanese wounded soldier was still wailing there. A Japanese medical soldier stepped forward to rescue him. Because the Japanese wounded soldier fell next to the fire, the Japanese medical soldier's figure was exposed.

Suddenly, another gunshot sounded, but the direction of the gunshot was behind them. The gun was hitting the back of the medical soldier. His heavy body suddenly pressed on the wounded man below. The wounded man was touched and screamed like a pig.

The Japanese soldiers turned their guns and shot into the darkness.

The Japanese soldiers all had combat experience. When a Japanese soldier saw the sentry wailing there, he climbed to his feet and said to him: "Kobayashi, hold on." After that, he reached out and grabbed his feet and dragged him into the darkness of the night. Another medical soldier hurried forward to rescue him.

Soon, the Japanese army stopped shooting again, and the night sky was quiet again.

Ayumi Hamasaki shouted: "No shooting is allowed without my order."

He lay on the ground and said to Shimada: "The attackers were very few. Order the vanguards to go forward, to distance themselves from the large army, and to set up a cordon."

Shimada issued orders in succession, and two squads of Japanese soldiers searched and advanced to both sides in the dark.

The Japanese army is well-trained and adopting such tactics can force the attackers to stay away from the Japanese brigades. This is the best way to protect the brigades in the darkness of the night.

About half an hour passed, and the vast night was very quiet and there was no attack again.

Ayumi Hamasaki judged through the gunfire of the attacker that the other party was made of Hanyang and the number of people was small. The characteristics were basically the same as those described by Liu Shengyu and others. This shows that the bandits on the mountain had discovered traces of the bandit suppression troops and came to harass them specifically.

Ayumi Hamasaki called out Liu Shengyu and Shimada, asking the troops not to get close to the fire, and camped in the dark, waiting for dawn to find traces of the bandits. At the same time, he ordered Liu Shengyu's security army to expand its defense range to ensure that the main force of the Japanese army was not disturbed.

"The Japanese devils are so hard that the security army will do everything they work hard." Liu Shengyu cursed in his heart, but he had no choice but to send his subordinates to search around and take on the alert task.

These attackers were arranged by Zhang Quan. In order to avoid exposing his strength, the special forces members did not use Type 38 rifles, machine guns and mortars, but still used Hanyang to prevent the Japanese and puppet troops from reminding them of Taohua Mountain as much as possible. This is related to the anti-Japanese armed forces attacking the Japanese army on the road.

In the following time, several gunshots rang out in the mountains, but the Japanese and puppet troops had found cover and were no longer worried about being attacked.

At dawn, no attacks occurred again.

However, Ayumi Hamasaki did not think that the attackers had left, but was just continuing to monitor herself in the distance.

Seeing the sky gradually getting brighter, Ayumi Hamasaki's heart also felt relieved. Ayumi Hamasaki and others did not rest well that night, but they felt a little sleepy.

Ayumi Hamasaki ordered the warning circle to be expanded again, expanding the warning range to a range of 200 meters, and then the troops buried the pot and made rice, preparing to continue searching and advancing in the mountains after breakfast.

Unfortunately, they are destined to be unable to have a peaceful meal.

The Japanese cordon was set on a hillside about 150 meters away from the brigade. A Japanese soldier was looking ahead vigilantly. There had been no attacker for several hours. He had been tossing all night and was tired and hungry. He couldn't help but look back at the curling smoke in the valley.

He asked with some dissatisfaction: "We have been here for a night, and it's time for someone to replace us."

A Japanese soldier beside him looked at Chief Cao not far away and whispered: "Worry, don't let Chief Cao hear it, you will be punished again."

The Japanese soldier who had spoken before muttered in a low voice: "Aren't I just telling you? Will you still betray me?"

Another Japanese soldier said, "Look at what you said, we came from the same village, how could I betray you?"

The Japanese Chief Cao was a serious person. He saw the two Japanese soldiers talking in a low voice. Although he didn't know what they were talking about, he still scolded him dissatisfiedly: "What are you two doing? Be careful."

As soon as he finished speaking, he heard a rumbling sound coming from the mountain. Then, several huge rocks rolled and jumped, arousing smoke and dust all the way and rolled down the mountain.

Seeing the direction of the rolling stone towards him, the Japanese soldiers hidden behind the rock jumped up and dodged.

At this moment, several gunshots came from the mountain, and several Japanese soldiers were shot and fell down, and the other Japanese soldiers became even more panicked.

As a result, a Japanese soldier was directly hit in the chest by a stone falling from the mountain, and his whole body was hit by a huge rolling stone.

Under the command of Chief Cao, the Japanese soldiers who were guarding shot at the mountain, but there was no figure on the mountain.

Shimada has been angry since the night before yesterday and now. He was angry with the despicable behavior of the attacker's sneak attack. He didn't bother to have dinner. He drew out his command knife and led a team of Japanese soldiers and rushed directly to the mountain.

The attackers on the mountain saw the Japanese soldiers coming up and climbed to the top of the mountain. Shimada and others could see the figures of those people in the distance, but the distance was too far and they soon disappeared.

Shimada was anxious and led the Japanese soldiers to climb to the top of the mountain desperately. He didn't believe it and could not find those damn sneak attackers.

The Japanese soldiers are well-trained and have good physical fitness. However, climbing a mountain is not an easy task for them.

Especially Shimada, although he was strong first, he was wearing long leather boots, which were usually powerful, and it felt good immediately. However, if he wanted to climb this steep hill, it would be enough for him to drink a pot.
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