Under Inoue's leadership, Sato led a brigade of Japanese devils to take a raft across the waters and came one after another.

But at this time, the secret service regiment responsible for guarding the position opposite the waters naturally could not tolerate Sato and the Japanese appearing at the forefront of their positions, so they began to block the entire regiment. The violent machine gun sound, the sound of formal rifles, and the sound of grenade explosions rang out instantly like a hodgepodge.

Sato never expected that without gaining a foothold, they were attacked by the Chinese army that had been ready and caught off guard.

The team that has passed through the waters is only one brigade, and there are no heavy weapons yet. The Chinese army chose to fight out at this time, which really made Sato frustrated.

Sato didn't care about the frontline Japanese soldiers being fired by the heavy machine guns of the opposite Chinese army, and fell to the ground. He immediately organized the Japanese around him to scatter, and organized the wicked light machine guns to start fighting back, striving to stabilize the position and confront the opponent.

Sato knew that they had to occupy a position here, so that only in this way could they effectively cover the subsequent troops through the waters and support his battles.

Therefore, Sato spared no expense, he also wanted the Japanese soldiers in his hands to quickly organize defenses, carry out firefighting and position migration.

For a moment, all the Japanese who had passed by first began to counterattack and launched a charge towards the secret service regiment position under the cover of machine guns.

Fights started opposite the waters. As the dense gunfire came, the rich smoke of gunpowder also filled the sky above the waters, and the pungent smell of gunpowder covered the entire sky.

"Baga! It seems that the Chinese people were prepared!" After hearing the gunshots, Inoue immediately picked up the telescope and looked at the opposite side of the water. When he saw that the battle on the other side had begun, he couldn't help but say to himself, and then ordered the Japanese who were on the raft to speed up the speed of passing through the water.

Because the rafts are small and have limited carrying capacity, they can only transport four or five Japanese soldiers at a time. Moreover, because of the limited materials, the rafts they can make are very limited, and so far there are less than four.

There is only one way to reinforce Sato's battle in time, which is to speed up the speed of passing through the waters, so that more Japanese soldiers under his command can gather on the other side.

"Your Excellency, our speed is too slow. At this speed, I'm afraid that before we can pass by, Sato Jun's army has been wiped out!" At this time, a Japanese master said to Inoue. It seemed that he was very worried about the Sato brigade fighting against the Chinese army on the road on the other side of the shore.

"We have no other choice. If we want to support the battle of Echo, we must pass here. Otherwise, when we take a detour, the battle of Echo is over, and General Yoshino has already..." Inoue also knew this problem and knew their biggest trouble at present, but he had no choice. "The consequences are really unimaginable! We can only accelerate the battle of the Sato brigade on the one hand, and strengthen the production of rafts on the other hand!"

"But we have cut down all the trees on both sides of this road. The remaining trees are on the straight wall. It is too difficult to cut them down!" The Japanese master looked up and looked at both sides of the road. He found that the big trees on both sides had been cut down all the trees on both sides, and the rest were on the straight wall, so he told the truth in front of the well.

"Baga!" When Inoue heard this, he immediately cursed at the Japanese Grandpa, and then continued, "This is an order. I don't care how difficult it is for you, you must complete it for me!"

"Ha!" Hearing that Inoue did not give him any room for negotiation, he immediately lowered his head to Inoue and responded, not daring to be negligent at all.

In the Inoue Wing, Inoue's orders are above everything else, and he has no reason to refuse to execute them, otherwise he would not be a qualified soldier and would need to go to the military court.

After responding to Inoue's words, the Japanese Major immediately led a team of Japanese soldiers to climb the straight walls on both sides. Judging from this attitude, they had to get the wood at all costs to facilitate their raft-making operations.

"The Japanese began to climb the hillsides on both sides and planned to come up to cut down trees!" Wang Si immediately said to the brothers beside him when he saw the Japanese in front of him, "Battle me hard!"

After hearing Wang Si's order, the brothers who were holding their strength and waiting to order to shoot were already impatient. Naturally, they would shoot at the Japanese devils like wild horses.

Before the Japanese climbing up had climbed to the top of the straight wall, they were suppressed by rows of bullets, and the sound of gunfire was pressing down from top to bottom.

The Japanese who had climbed to the highest level was shot and fell down in an instant. The body hit the Japanese behind him. If they fell down on the spot, they would probably not be able to stand up even if they were not dead.

The Japanese on the other side also fell from the middle position under the strafing of Wang Si and his friends, either rolling into the mountain stream or falling to the road at the bottom of the valley.

In fact, the straight walls on both sides are straight walls, but they are not cliffs that cannot be climbed 90 degrees. They are just relatively steep hillsides. As long as there is no obstacle, they can still climb. At that time, Wang Si and the others also climbed down the hillside and dug out ditches to fill the road.

It is of course feasible for the Japanese to climb from the hillsides on both sides, but the difference they encountered was that they were sneak attacked by Wang Si and others while climbing, creating huge obstacles.

Therefore, the Japanese did not gain any advantage in this matter, and they paid a heavy price, with heavy casualties and heavy casualties on the Japanese.

Wang Si and the others were not satisfied with destroying the Japanese who cut down trees in front of them, but instead focused their firepower on the rafts across the waters and attacked the Japanese who were planning to travel through the waters to support the battle on the other side.

Wang Si's sniper rifle played a more critical role. He specialized in carrying the Japanese rafts to shoot and killed the Japanese soldiers who were close to the pole on the raft, causing the Japanese soldiers to be unable to continue to cross the raft to the other side.

When Inoue saw that the plan for the troops was blocked and many Japanese devils were killed or injured, he was anxious and immediately organized a brigade to attack the hillside where the shooting was being done. For a moment, dense bullets flew over from the road towards the forest.

Several commando members died and more than a dozen were injured. He Guoqing and Cui Yaolin could only let their brothers temporarily hide in the forest and stay away from the hillside to avoid more losses.

Wang Si and his big man and the others quickly evacuated near the straight wall and entered a large forest to ensure that the brothers would not have many casualties and injuries.
Chapter completed!