Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 2213 Kitahara Hiroyuki's hair stood on end!

boom! boom! boom!

After a burst of gunfire, all the Japanese soldiers were killed, dying in their sleep. It can be said that they died without any pain at all.

This battle was so easy to fight that even many guerrillas could not believe it was real after they shot and killed the Japanese.

The Japanese devils, who were usually extremely vicious, were now as helpless as newborn babies.

If we kill the devils like this in the future, it will be much easier.

Of course, they didn't have time to think about it, because the Japanese would come to support them quickly after hearing the gunshots, and they had to evacuate quickly, otherwise if they were trapped on the mountain by the Japanese, it would be a fierce battle.

In fact, Duanwu had thought that if he continued to stay on the mountain and pretend to be a Japanese soldier attacked by the enemy, he might be able to ambush the devils.

But Duanwu changed his mind and realized that the current quality of soldiers and weapons and equipment did not meet such conditions, and once they were discovered by the enemy, they would not even be able to run away.

So they could only move the Japanese ammunition boxes on the position after the gunfire, and there was not even time to clean up the battlefield.

Soon, Kitahara Hiroyuki arrived with his men.

He was closest to the position here, and the reason was naturally that Kitahara Hiroyuki knew very well that this position at the southernmost end was most vulnerable to attack.

Of course, it was precisely because of this that he did not personally deploy defenses on this high ground, otherwise he would have been the one to die.

So Hiroyuki Kitahara is still very smart.

Moreover, he and his men did not go up the mountain directly, but set up an ambush at the foot of the mountain.

But he was smart, and Duanwu was even smarter than him. He fought and then ran away. When Kitahara Hiroyuki sent people to the mountain to check, they only saw the corpses of the devils on the ground, and not even the shadow of an enemy.

The Japanese soldier who went up the mountain to scout was almost frightened to death.

Every soldier of the Imperial Army had a bullet hole on his head. It seemed that a hole suddenly appeared on their head while they were sleeping.

This is simply unbelievable.

  Because if it was just one person it would be fine, but with so many people, how did their enemies do it?

So the Japanese soldier thought that this must have been done by an inhuman being, a ghost.

The Japanese believe in ghosts and gods very much.

In Japan, there has long been a belief that everything has a god.

They believe that mountains, rivers, trees, and even some objects and small animals in daily life are gods.

It was precisely because of this feudal ideology that the Japanese soldier who went up the mountain to conduct reconnaissance could no longer speak when he ran back.

His face was as pale as paper.

When Kitahara Hiroyuki saw that the Japanese soldier who came up the mountain was so scared, he quickly ordered his men to give him a few sips of alcohol.

This trick really worked. After drinking the alcohol, the Japanese soldier stood up staggeringly and started dancing like Donald Duck.

After being kicked by Kitahara Hiroyuki, he finally came to his senses and quickly reported: "The guerrillas' work was helped by God. All the imperial troops on the mountain were killed. Not a single one survived. It was simply too terrible."

After saying that, he fell to the ground again, his body like a puddle of mud.

"idiot!"

Kitahara Hiroyuki cursed the Japanese soldier, then led his men up the mountain himself. He wanted to see what could have frightened a well-trained Japanese Imperial Army so much that he felt like he had seen a ghost.

But when he got to the mountain, he realized that he had wrongly blamed the Japanese soldier. Damn, this is really terrifying. Most of the imperial army was leaning in the trenches, but there was a bloody hole on their heads.

The Japanese soldiers present were all frightened and silent. Thinking about what the Japanese soldiers had just said, they all felt their hair stand on end. But Kitahara Hiroyuki was still calm. After calming down, he personally took Matsushita to observe the bodies of the Japanese soldiers in the trenches up close.

Their eyes lingered on every detail, trying to find out the truth about why the devils were killed in front of them.

Kitahara Hiroyuki squatted beside a corpse, carefully observing the wound. The edges of the blood hole were neat and there were signs of squeezing outwards, so if he guessed correctly, the imperial soldier in front of him should have been shot and killed by a rifle bullet, and it was most likely caused by the Type 38 rifle.

In other words, it is definitely not ghosts or gods who kill people, but humans.

However, at this moment, Matsushita, who had been following Kitahara Hiroyuki, suddenly screamed: "Mr. Kitahara, look here, there are a lot of footprints here."

Kitahara Hiroyuki looked back and saw that there were indeed a lot of footprints left beside Matsushita.

These footprints were facing the Imperial Army soldiers who were shot, and the scene at that time immediately emerged in Kitahara Hiroyuki's mind.

Just when the imperial troops in the trenches were fast asleep, a group of guerrillas stood in front of them with guns pointed at their heads.

But how could this be possible? There should be sentinels and patrols, right? What were they doing? Didn't they notice that so many enemies had infiltrated?

Thinking of this, Kitahara Hiroyuki immediately ordered: "Go and see what those scouts and patrols are doing?"

"Hi!"

A Japanese officer took the order and immediately ran to look for the sentries and scouts.

As a result, they once again saw an extremely horrifying scene.

All the sentries and patrol members were dead, killed by cold weapons. The scene was horrifying.

The Japanese officer ordered his men to carry the bodies of the killed Japanese soldiers to Kitahara Hiroyuki. When Kitahara Hiroyuki saw those bodies, he was so angry that his mouth was twisted.

He was very familiar with this wound; it was left by Ye Xuwen.

"Baga, how strong is this person's fighting ability?"

Kitahara Hiroyuki complained in his heart, and he was also very glad that he did not personally go to the southernmost position to deploy defenses, otherwise he might not even know how he died.

This is horrible. That man killed all the sentries and patrols without anyone noticing.

He still hasn't figured out how the other party did it.

Of course, the most terrifying thing is that all of this was done by one person.

The sentinels and patrols should have at least 30 people, right? But the enemy was able to slaughter all the sentinels and patrols under such tight defense, and did not make any noise to alert the others who were resting.

Just thinking about it, Kitahara Hiroyuki felt his hair stand on end.

However, at this moment, another Japanese soldier came to report that he had found a large number of footprints heading towards the mountain village.

Kitahara Hiroyuki hurried over to check, and saw that it was true. A lot of footprints had already gone down the mountain, and the direction they were heading was exactly the direction of the mountain village.

"Baga, the guerrillas are going to raid our base. Quick, notify the mountain stronghold and put the imperial army there on alert. No one is allowed to sleep. Also give me orders to the other troops. We are going back to the mountain stronghold immediately."

"Hi!"

A Japanese communications officer took the order and immediately passed on Kitahara Hiroyuki's order.

  The speed at which the order was delivered was incredible, because it was probably less than two minutes before the Japanese in the mountain stronghold had already received Kitahara Hiroyuki's order! .

(End of this chapter)