Rise from eight hundred.

Chapter 238 Lieutenant General's Wrath

The almost naked bodies of 98 Japanese cavalrymen.

Under the cold sunlight in the late autumn afternoon in the south of the Yangtze River, the bluish-white luster appeared in the cold eyes of Lieutenant General Suematsu Moji, the commander of the 114th Division of the Japanese Army.

That was the only 'object' that the 2nd Cavalry Squadron, who arrived an hour later, could find on the battlefield.

The sabers equipped by the imperial knights were very sharp and were taken away by the enemies who defeated them. The horses were strong and were ridden away. Even the horses that died in battle might be taken away because the horse meat can be used as food to satisfy the hunger. These Japanese soldiers can understand .

But the clothes on the imperial knights who died in battle were also stripped off by the Chinese, perhaps because they were warm enough.

There are still remains of clothing on the few corpses, which should be preserved because they were stained with too much blood and exuded disgusting organs, which were disgusted by the Chinese.

Therefore, it may be a kind of luck not to be frozen into white strips of flesh in the autumn wind in southeast China naked after death!

At least many Japanese officers present thought so.

It's just that no one dared to speak, and all lowered their heads.

Because, their lieutenant general and division head was very angry.

Furious!
fury!
When he received the telegram from the commander of the vanguard, the cavalry regiment, and the captain of the Zhongzuo regiment, no one dared to approach this man, who was less than 1.6 meters tall, with short legs and a thick neck. If he were to wear an apron, he would look like a Chinese cook Ten meters around the lieutenant general.

The lieutenant general of the Japanese Army tightly closed his lips, his cheeks bulged into a terrible arc, his eyes were coldly looking forward, and he had not spoken a word for 30 minutes while riding on his horse.

Those who are familiar with him know that this is a symptom of a violent lieutenant general wanting to kill.

On the North China battlefield a month ago, because a small team was searching for the remnants of the Chinese army, they were ambushed by a Chinese infantry company in a village using the terrain advantage and all died in battle. The Chinese hung their bodies all on the big tree at the entrance of the village. superior.

The lieutenant general, who also kept his lips tightly shut when he received the news, arrived at the scene and first ordered the captain of the infantry squad, the second lieutenant, to apologize to His Majesty the Emperor by cutting open his stomach, and then ordered two infantry squadrons to surround the area with a population of hundreds of people The village, issued a military order to massacre the village.

Five or six hundred Chinese civilians, from the elderly to the infants, were all slaughtered.

The entire village was also set on fire.

As if, this village in northern China never existed.

Of course, compared to Gu Hisao, the head of the Sixth Division who was still thirty kilometers away, this old man was simply a kind-hearted old man.

That one, in order to hit the Chinese army's will to resist, ordered the massacre of 9000 Chinese soldiers and civilians after the capture of Baoding.

In that city, there were no prisoners of war.

These Japanese officers didn't know, which is why Tang Dao stabbed him to death neatly after hearing the conditions offered by Fujimoto.

For Tang Dao, who is familiar with the history of war, the Tenth Army of the Japanese Army is an army composed of beasts, and no one is qualified to sit at the negotiating table.

But obviously, this time, Moji Suematsu's anger goes far beyond North China.

The nearly 400 deaths of the two infantry squadrons of the reconnaissance squadron in the previous battle were far less than the death of a cavalry squadron this time.

It was not just the disappearance of an elite army of the empire, but also the death of Kazuo Fujiwara, the supreme commander of this cavalry squadron.

The senior officers of the 114th Division who know a little bit about the inside story know that this is really going to be bad luck for the division commander.

The Fujiwara family is one of the oldest families on the island. It has been active in the Japanese political arena for nearly a thousand years, and it occupies a pivotal position in the current political arena.

Not to mention the political arena, but only in the army, the Fujiwara family has a general and several lieutenant generals. They sent the third generation of their direct descendants to train in the army so that they can take up higher positions and continue to inherit the family's glory. common practice of nobles.

The ability to send Fujiwara to the 114th Division, which is a special division, is naturally the result of careful selection by his elders and good communication and coordination. This is enough to ensure the smooth acquisition of military merit and qualifications, and to ensure safety.

For Moji Suematsu, this is naturally an opportunity to embrace the thigh. If you take good care of the younger generation of the boss, you will naturally get the favor of the boss in return, and you will have the opportunity to take advantage of this war to take a step forward.

Otherwise, it is almost impossible for the lieutenant general head of a special division to take the position of general when there are seventeen standing division heads ahead.

Unexpectedly, a strategic deployment of troops in the base camp completely shattered the ambition of Lieutenant General Suematsu Moji. If the Fujiwara family did not incur revenge, his ancestral grave would already be smoking.

The eyes of the Japanese lieutenant general, so cold that they could freeze all the Japanese officers around him to death, slid across Fujiwara's distorted and deformed young face, and regret and coldness flashed in his eyes.

It is a phenomenon that only occurs after suffering extreme pain.

Tang Dao's knife didn't completely pierce the heart. It twisted the blade, broke the sternum, and then cut the ventricle with the blade, which finally led to the death of the Japanese officer who was stained with the blood of four Chinese cavalrymen.

No pain, no wonder.

But the Japanese don't feel pain, how can the Chinese be happy?
Think about the Chinese civilians who were massacred because of the war, who will ask them if it hurts?

The dead have long been fearless of pain, but the ones that hurt the most are those who are still alive.

All the family members were slaughtered, and only one person was left in this world, what kind of feeling did you feel in your heart?
Cold fronts are clearest.

Tang Dao knew that Leng Feng, the only younger brother who died in the battle, was in great pain. It hurt so much that he would always clenched his fists and frowned when facing the iron man whose blade had never changed color in the dead of night, even when he fell asleep. with.

The moment of not fighting is always the most painful moment for a hero.Even if he had to maintain his physical strength to force him to fall asleep, his heart was still dripping with blood.

But Tang Dao never tried to comfort him.

Never think that you can feel the pain of others, because there is no real empathy in this world.

As a comrade-in-arms, what Tang Dao has to do is to make the enemy who inflicts pain on his brother and his own family feel even more painful.

The young Japanese major realized it, and so did the Japanese lieutenant general who was staring at his corpse.

This is war.

The strong can unscrupulously vent to the weak what is the law of the jungle, and the weak fight back hard, even if the claws are not so sharp and the teeth are not so sharp, it can still leave the strong with unforgettable scars for life.

Suematsu Shigeru knew that all his regrets were useless, he could not quell the anger of the nobles from the main island of Japan, and the only thing that could keep his current status was military exploits.

It's just that before that, he needs to vent his anger first.

He glanced at the vanguard officers who came to plead guilty to him, his gloomy eyes flashed, and he ordered: "Order, my division's 115st Infantry Battalion of the 1th Infantry Regiment will continue to serve as the vanguard in this battle of Songjiang.

All the officers of the 18th Cavalry Regiment, from Lieutenant Amagi Kanshichiro to Lieutenant and above, went to the Division Supervision Team to receive 20 lashes, and then went to the surrounding area of ​​Songjiang to continue searching. However, I don’t want to see any Chinese, you guys, understand? "

"Hi!" Most of the Japanese army officers who were silent were ashamed.

They understand the subtext of this military order.

Although he did not directly order them to commit suicide by caesarean section, he had actually indirectly sent them on the road to meet Amaterasu.

The vanguard of attacking a city often suffers the heaviest casualties, because they will take on the important task of exposing the enemy's firepower, rather than really being able to go down with a drum.

To put it bluntly, it is cannon fodder.

The cavalry of the 18th Cavalry Regiment who were ordered to continue searching were actually not much better. Not only did they want to slaughter the villages near the battlefield, they were more likely to be attacked by Chinese cavalry.

The 1 corpses of the 98st Cavalry Squadron have proved that the Chinese cavalry has unexpected combat power.

The commander of the lieutenant general who issued the wrong military order himself needs someone to take the blame, and even more so, he needs someone to bear the anger, even if he is ruthless towards his own compatriots.

The Chinese in Songjiang City said that there could be more such anger.

Just like when Tang Dao was leaving, he ordered the cavalry to strip the corpses of the Japanese cavalry all over the place. Without his explanation, Gong Shaoxun, who was already a little familiar with his tactics, told his subordinates.

It doesn't really matter what Japanese military uniforms are.

This is to make the Japanese a little more angry.

As for those stinky ones, just throw them away to disgust the Japanese.

The Chinese who are driven to a desperate situation can actually become more cruel, and that's it.

(End of this chapter)