When he arrived at the foot of the mountain, Gao Ruixiang said with some regret: "It's a pity that my leg is, otherwise I will take you up the mountain in person." After that, he called the coachman who drove his car and asked him to lead the way for Gao Jiu and others.

If it was during the day, everyone would not need Jiu Ye to take action personally. Whether it was Ning Wen, Ning Wu, Li Chengwu or Shi Jianlong, any one of them could take the gold mine with the guerrillas.

But it was night, and it was even easier with Master Jiu, so Gao Jiu took action himself and followed Gao Ruixiang's coachman up the mountain.

When the battle begins, the terrain here must be taken down the bunkers on the Sanside Mountain. Otherwise, even if the guerrillas rush into the mine, they will be hit by crossfire on the Sanside Mountain.

Li Chengwu left three special forces members in the squad, responsible for attacking the Japanese bunkers on the top of the three sides of the mountain. The rest of the guerrillas guarded the exit of the valley. When Gao Jiu and others entered the mine from the small path, they first took down the artillery tower at the entrance of the valley, and then entered the mine to launch an attack.

Gao Jiu, Ning Wen, Ning Wu led a squad of officers and soldiers under the guidance of the coachman and walked the path from the north to the hillside to the hillside, from here you can follow the path to enter the mine area.

After Gao Jiu climbed the hillside, he carefully observed the situation in the mine and saw the distribution of people inside. He felt a little strange.

He saw a large building complex under the hillside to the east. Infrared images showed that there were a large number of people there. When they saw the situation of those people sleeping, it was concluded that those people were miners because they were next to each other when they were sleeping, which meant that their living conditions were very crowded. There were also people standing and walking around nearby, which should be the sentinels who were watching over them.

There are many miners in the mine, which is not surprising. However, Gao Jiu saw that there were many people in the buildings near the exit. These people lived in smaller rooms, with only a dozen people in each room, and some rooms only one or two people. These people obviously have better living conditions and are definitely not miners.

Gao Jiu looked carefully and found that in addition to the valley entrance, there were some buildings on the west side, and the distribution of personnel inside was similar. The total number of these people was at least three or four hundred.

This is somewhat inconsistent with what Gao Jiu knew. The Japanese or puppet troops here must be not just a Japanese infantry squad, as well as more than 100 mining police officers, but also other Japanese troops.

Gao Jiu did not suspect that Deputy Chief of Staff Li's wife or Gao Ruixiang was deceived by him, because judging from the current state of these people, he was obviously unprepared and did not have set up a trap to wait for him.

As the number of enemy troops suddenly changed, except for Gao Jiu himself, the guerrillas below were not aware of this situation, so their playing style would naturally be different. He had to inform Wang Zhankui, Li Chengwu and others outside.

Gao Jiu ordered a special forces member who followed him to return the same way, and told Wang Zhankui and Li Chengwu about the situation he had observed, so that they could be mentally prepared to annihilate more enemies. He decided that the original plan would not change and resolutely conquer the mine.

After the special forces team responsible for reporting the message left, Gao Jiu took Ning Wen, Ning Wu and others down the mountain and entered the mining area.

When they arrived inside, Gao Jiu and others discovered that since the buildings here were distributed in an elliptical shape, everyone had to pass through the open space in the middle. No matter which building Gao Jiu and others wanted to arrive, they had to pass through the open space in the middle.

Near the gate to the west, there is a watchtower with Japanese soldiers standing guard. There are also searchlights on the watchtower. The sentry will turn the searchlights from time to time to monitor the buildings everywhere. This makes it more difficult to pass through the middle of the open space.

Faced with this situation, Ning Wen, Ning Wu and the special forces members were unable to help, so Gao Jiu simply left them here and launched an attack on the Japanese army after the battle began.

He went up to the roof by himself and touched from the roof towards the entrance of the valley.

The first thing Gao Jiu had to do was to knock out the Japanese sentinels on the watchtower. He moved forward along the roof, and then he discovered that the building was one after another, and there was an open space between the two buildings.

When there was a roof blocking it, the Japanese sentries could not see him, but it would be difficult to pass through the open space below.

Gao Jiu came to the edge of a section of open space and went down from the roof to the ground. He pressed against the wall, and after the Japanese searchlights shone over, he quickly ran forward, arrived at the building complex in front, and then climbed up the roof again. In this way, he turned a big circle and finally arrived near the watchtower.

After arriving here, Gao Jiu realized that he could not see the Japanese sentry on the watchtower at his location, and he could not kill him with a sniper rifle.

He thought for a while and simply came to the bottom of the watchtower and climbed up quietly along the wooden ladder.

He climbed to the top and saw the Japanese sentry facing away from him, so he shot the sentry in the back of the head.

The sentry collapsed on the wooden floor and the searchlight stopped rotating.

Gao Jiu was worried that the searchlight would stop shaking, which would arouse suspicion from the Japanese army, so he had to seize the artillery tower at the valley entrance as soon as possible.

He went down the stairs and when he was about to approach the ground, he saw a Japanese soldier coming to the wooden ladder and preparing to climb up.

When he saw Gao Jiu, he asked with some dissatisfaction: "Futian, it's not time to change the job yet, why did you get off?

Because the light at night was too dark, the Japanese soldier obviously regarded Gao Jiu as Futian who was standing guard.

Gao Jiu responded vaguely, then raised his pistol and shot him in the face. The Japanese soldiers fell down without a sound.

He got down to the ground and came to a bungalow not far away. He looked through the window and saw that there were seven or eight Japanese soldiers inside. It seemed that they were responsible for duty on the watchtower.

Gao Jiu was worried that the people inside were awake because the Japanese army changed their guards, and that if the person named Futian did not come back for a long time, it would arouse the Japanese army's alertness. So he planned to destroy all the Japanese army here.

He came to the door, reached out and pushed open the door. Sure enough, someone was awake inside, and someone whispered: "Futian, are you back?"

Gao Jiu responded vaguely and walked towards the person who was asking, and he wanted to kill this awake guy first.

The light in the room became even darker, and the awake Japanese soldier just greeted Gao Jiu, who was pretending to be Futian, then turned around and went to bed.

Gao Jiu came to him, reached out to cover his mouth, and then shot him in the heart.

The rest of the Japanese soldiers slept like dead pigs, and Gao Jiu got rid of them all without any effort.

After he came out of this room, he saw that there were people sleeping in the room side by side. There was only one person inside, and it should be the leader of a Japanese army. Gao Jiu pushed the door and killed him.

Since there was no surveillance watch on the watchtower, Gao Jiu no longer crossed the house. He quickly approached the walls of the building and walked towards the entrance of the valley.

Not long after, Gao Jiu came to the vicinity of the artillery tower. He then found that he had to pass a staircase paved with stone slabs to reach the artillery tower. On the top of the stairs was the back door of the artillery tower, and there was a Japanese soldier standing guard at the door. There was also a Japanese soldier on the top of the artillery tower, and there was also a searchlight on it.

The Japanese soldiers on the roof of the artillery tower were observing outside, and it was difficult for him to discover Gao Jiu to pass from behind.

The more difficult thing to deal with is the Japanese sentry at the entrance of the artillery tower. As long as Gao Jiu passes through the stone road, he will definitely find it.

Gao Jiu carefully observed and found that the artillery tower was built on a mountain bag, with cliffs on both sides, so it was very difficult to climb up. If you want to enter the artillery tower, you must take this stone road.

Gao Jiu was holding a sniper rifle and wanted to kill the sentry first and then go up the stone road. At this time, he found that the position he was in was very awkward. Standing under the mountain bag, he could only see half of the sentry's face. If he changed to another place, the distance would be too far.

Although Gao Jiu's shooting skills are accurate, he is at night after all, and he dare not say that he is absolutely sure of being too far away.

He decided to take a risk and aimed at half of the face of the Japanese sentry with a sniper rifle.

After chatting for a while, just as I was about to fire, half of the face of the Japanese sentry suddenly disappeared. This must have been the Japanese sentry moving their position.

Gao Jiu waited for two minutes, but still didn't see the face of the Japanese sentry. He could no longer delay. After thinking about it, he picked up a stone from the ground and threw it towards the top of the stone road. The stone hit the stone road and made a light sound.

Sure enough, the Japanese sentinel was alarmed by the sound, and he appeared in Gao Jiu's vision again. This time, not only half of his face was revealed, but also his upper half of his body was revealed.

Gao Jiu seized this opportunity and shot it with one shot. The bullet penetrated the eyebrows of the Japanese sentry. He fell to the ground without a sound.

Gao Jiu hurriedly ran up the stone road quickly, and the door of the artillery tower was hidden. He entered the artillery tower, and in a short time, he killed more than a dozen Japanese soldiers inside.

He went up to the top of the cannon tower, took off his hat, and slowly swayed in front of the searchlight.

Wang Zhankui, Li Chengwu and others who were guarding outside could clearly see that the searchlight was flickering and dark, which was a signal that Gao Jiu gave them. They knew that Jiu Ye had taken down the enemy's artillery tower, so they ran towards the gate.

After Gao Jiu sent out the signal, he saw someone running outside, and knew that Wang Zhankui and the others had received the signal they sent, so he went down the artillery tower and came to the front of the gate. The gate was inserted from the inside. Gao Jiu unplugged the door bolt, and Wang Zhankui and others entered the mine area.

Gao Jiu told Wang Zhankui, Li Chengwu, the squadron leader and squadron leader of the Special Operations Squadron about the distribution of the Japanese army that he had observed. They assigned the targets of the attack and then took action separately.

The special forces members quickly entered the mining area and came to the barracks where the Japanese army lived.

When Gao Jiu saw that they were all in their place, he ordered the messenger to fire a signal flare into the sky.

When the special forces members saw the signal flare, they immediately kicked open the door of the Japanese barracks and fired violently inside with machine guns and submachine guns. The special forces members guarding the window also smashed the glass on the window, stretched the muzzle in, and fired inside.

The special forces members who had already ambushed on the three-sided mountains took rocket launchers and fired rockets at the Japanese bunkers, and soon annihilated the Japanese troops in the bunkers.

There was no suspense in the battle. In less than 20 minutes, the gunshots completely subsided. The two Japanese infantry squadrons and the mine police were all wiped out.

Gao Jiu and others did not release the miners first, because there were too many people, so letting them go would cause great chaos. They first searched for various rooms and found places to store gold.

After searching for a while, some gold was found in the Japanese mine manager's room and in the warehouse next to him, but the amount was obviously insufficient. All of them, including the Sands, were less than five kilograms, which was very disappointing.

Gao Jiu was puzzled that it was obvious that it was a bit unreasonable to find such a large gold mine. If the output of the gold mine was only so small, the Japanese army would not have sent two infantry squadrons to be responsible for defense.

Gao Jiu brought several captured pseudo-mining police officers to ask about the whereabouts of gold in the mine. A mine police chief provided a message saying that there might be a secret door in the Japanese mine manager's room. He had seen many Japanese troops entering the mine manager's room and had not seen them come out for a long time. So many people could not be in the mine manager's room, so there must be other places to go.

Ning Wen and Ning Wu immediately took the special forces to search the mine manager's room. They found a secret door behind a cabinet in the mine manager's room. There was a cement staircase below the secret door, and there was obviously a basement below.

A squad leader of a special forces team walked down with a flashlight. The basement was deeper. He turned a corner and continued to walk down.

When the squad leader had just turned around, gunfire suddenly came, and then he was shot several times and died immediately.

Seeing that the squad leader had died, the members of their squad immediately turned red and threw several grenades downwards. After the explosion, they rushed in. Soon after, they wiped out the Japanese troops who were fighting stubbornly inside.

Gao Jiu and others went down the stairs in the basement and saw a tunnel about 20 meters long, with three rooms inside.

Gao Jiu and others went in and saw that they were stunned by the scene in front of them.

There were many boxes piled up in one corner of the room. At this time, the boxes had been opened by the guerrillas. Gao Jiu and others saw that the boxes were full of yellow croakers, with an astonishing number.
Chapter completed!