Just when Yamamoto thought that his reinforcements had arrived, he was sending the last attack on Wang Si to his subordinate Japanese soldiers, completely ending this battle against Wang Si's siege, but he didn't expect that the large number of bullets were shot at the Japanese soldiers beside him.

This caught Yamamoto off guard and suddenly fell into a passive position. All the Japanese had to look for cover to hide on the spot to prevent the opponent's bullet from hitting him.

In this way, Wang Si's pressure was naturally reduced a lot. He tried his best to knock down the remaining two Japanese soldiers beside him, and then he lay on the ground to rest.

This series of physical battles had overdrawn, and felt that his hands and feet were no longer my own, and he collapsed on the ground.

At this time, as long as a Japanese soldier comes up and assassinates him, he will definitely have no chance to survive.

However, all the Japanese were shot behind their backs. In order to avoid causing greater losses, under Yamamoto's order, they quickly broke off from contact with Wang Si and concentrated their efforts to deal with the opponents behind them.

Yamamoto may know clearly that Wang Si has been overdrawn and it is not something that can be solved in one or two minutes if he wants to recover. The current huge threat to them is from the army that uses Japanese weapons behind him. He believes that this team will become his biggest opponent.

So he now concentrated his strength to shoot at the team rushing over there, organized his forces to stabilize his position as much as possible, and then organized a counterattack.

The team that rushed over was nothing but Tang Buqu and Yu Wenlong. The teams they could fight this time were all on the battlefield, and all the weapons they used were just obtained from the Japanese temporary supply station.

Now they have ammunition and are crowded with people, so they don’t take these Japanese devils seriously at all.

With the crackling sound of gunfire and the shouts of brothers when they charge, the Japanese's morale, which was not originally high, suddenly became depressed, almost to the point where it was unsustainable.

The Japanese were obviously struggling. Many people were killed and injured by sneak attacks on the front line. Now, with Tang Buqu and his team's firepower were rapid and numerous, Yamamoto was beginning to lose his will.

He knew very well that their current positions could not bear them at all. If he continued, he might become a lonely man, so evacuating here would become the only way he could go.

But he was very unwilling to give up. Seeing that Wang Si was almost in his hands, victory was right in front of him, but he didn't expect that the cooked duck could fly.

After this series of battles, Yamamoto was still more than fifty meters away from Wang Si. The Japanese soldiers who rushed over just now were either killed by Wang Si or retreated decisively because they were attacked from behind.

This directly led to his sacrificing dozens of imperial soldiers, and he could not change the distance between him and Wang Si. His heart was filled with countless regrets and regrets.

At such a distance of fifty meters, he actually led his men to attack for almost half an hour. The only opponent he faced was Wang Si, which really made him lose face.

Now if he wants to dispatch troops to Wang Si’s side, he will give Wang Si and the others a life directly. With the situation where Wang Si’s reinforcements arrive, he will not give him any chance at all.

Seeing that the opponent's troops kept moving closer to this side, Yamamoto knew that there would be no chance if he didn't leave at this time, so he waved to Ono's watch and ordered Ono and all the remaining Japanese soldiers to evacuate quickly.

Yamamoto's order was issued, and all the Japanese soldiers immediately changed to the front team, and quickly withdrew with cross-acting skills, running into the woods next to them.

As the Japanese evacuated, the battle here ended. In the end, the Japanese evacuated dozens of Japanese corpses and then evacuated in a low-key manner.

Tang Buqu and his friends quickly occupied the Japanese positions and began to arrange some of their brothers to clean the battlefield. The rest went to find Wang Si's whereabouts.

At this time, Wang Si lay under several Japanese corpses and fell into a coma and was unconscious. After Yu Wenlong and others opened the three Japanese corpses, they found Wang Si who was in a coma.

Shen Peiyun and other health workers rushed to the scene to check Wang Si's body, but no wounds were found. However, considering that Wang Si was in a coma, Shen Peiyun asked several brothers to find a stretcher, carried Wang Si away, and headed towards the temporary base of the cave.

Without Wang Si's command, the team didn't know what to do, and the opinions were not unified. There was a big difference between whether to leave or stay. In the end, everyone had no choice but to wait until Wang Si woke up before listening to Wang Si's opinions. After all, Wang Si was their commander-in-chief, and Wang Si must have a mature action plan.

So everyone followed Shen Peiyun's advice and took Wang Si to the cave for a temporary stay, waiting for Wang Si to wake up.

So the team of two hundred people arrived at the cave and entered their temporary station.

The big man arranged for Chu Huaichen and Ma Sanpao to guard outside the cave where Wang Si was resting, and no one was allowed to go in and disturb Wang Si, while Tang Buqu arranged for the outer guards.

In accordance with the regulations of the military camp, Tang Buqu arranged four open posts and two secret posts, and also arranged two small teams to patrol the garrison to ensure the absolute safety of the garrison.

Yu Wenlong and several other military backbones arranged personnel to store food and weapons, register them uniformly, and stockpiled them in the corner to the right of the cave. They arranged special personnel to guard them, and no one was allowed to approach them.

Shen Peiyun began to deploy the treatment of the medical team and carried out operations for the minor and serious injured people one by one. Everything was proceeding step by step, but there was no sign of Wang Si, because Wang Si was still in a coma at this moment and could not feel anything.

I don’t know how long it took, Wang Si slightly opened his heavy eyelids, revealing his shiny eyes, and immediately had hallucinations in his mind. The exhausted and fierce battle suddenly appeared in front of him. He shouted anxiously: “Kill the Japanese…”

This shout alarmed everyone in the cave, and everyone surrounded him.

"Second Brother, how do you feel? Are you feeling uncomfortable?" Shen Peiyun looked at Wang Si anxiously and urgently asked Wang Si how he felt now.

External injuries can be known at the first time through examination. Shen Peiyun doesn’t need to ask about this, but it’s hard to say about internal injuries, especially when fighting in front of so many Japanese devils, no one can guarantee that Wang Si has not encountered any attacks.

"There is no discomfort!" Wang Si looked at Shen Peiyun and replied, "Where are we? Where are the Japanese?"

(End of this chapter)
Chapter completed!