Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 2225: Blessing from Amaterasu!

"But I really want to fight the guerrillas again. Kitahara-kun, are you willing to give up? Our opponents are obviously very weak, but we can't defeat them. Can you understand this unwillingness?"

Sato asked Kitahara Hiroyuki who was standing beside him unwillingly.

The same goes for Kitahara Hiroyuki. He also wants to fight Ye Xuwen head-on and defeat him completely.

But he always felt that this was a trap set by Duanwu.

He fell silent, but after a moment his eyes lit up and he said, "Sato-kun, I think we should be able to give it a try, but we still have to guard this mountain stronghold."

Before Kitahara Hiroyuki could finish his words, Sato said, "Well, you give me two squadrons of troops, and I'll go after the guerrillas, while you take the rest of the imperial army to guard the mountain stronghold and prevent the wounded guerrillas from breaking out from here."

Kitahara Hiroyuki asked worriedly, "Sato-kun, are there too few people you brought with you?"

Sato waved his hand and said, "Not a small number. The guerrillas didn't have many people to begin with, and the reason they were able to win before was because they kept ambushing us, but we couldn't catch them.

But now it's different, our reconnaissance planes have already caught up with them. So they have no chance to ambush us again.

If it is a head-on battle, I have absolute confidence that I can defeat the enemy with the strength of two squadrons."

At this point, Sato was full of confidence, but Kitahara Hiroyuki smiled secretly.

Obviously, all of this was within Kitahara Hiroyuki's expectations. He knew that if he changed the subject slightly, Sato would be eager to be the pathfinder.

Although Kitahara Hiroyuki guessed that the guerrillas deliberately exposed themselves, he also guessed that it was to provide cover for the wounded.

But he still couldn't be sure, because he knew his opponent too well. His opponent was the most powerful opponent he had ever seen, and sometimes he even felt powerless. His own strategies were completely useless in front of the opponent.

Therefore, when you are not sure what the other party's intentions are, it is necessary to find someone to test them.

Of course, Kitahara Hiroyuki couldn't go by himself. If he went by himself and failed the test, he would lose his life.

But Sato was different. He was an impulsive man. Without the help of the two devils, Yamada and Takahashi, he was no different from a reckless man. He couldn't even hear the hidden meaning of Kitahara Hiroyuki's words.

So who else would Kitahara Hiroyuki use if he doesn't use him?

So Kitahara Hiroyuki tearfully saw Sato off, taking with him the only elite troops left in his headquarters, less than two infantry squadrons.

Kitahara Hiroyuki added another infantry squad to Sato from somewhere else, and then he set out with his men, marching quickly according to the guidance of the reconnaissance plane.

At the same time, Kitahara Hiroyuki hurriedly sent a telegram to General Takeda, reporting to him the new situation in Evil Ridge. Guerrillas appeared and seemed to want to cover the wounded to break out.

He discussed it with Colonel Sato, who took his men to contain the main guerrilla force, while he took other imperial troops to continue guarding the mountain stronghold to prevent the wounded guerrillas from breaking through.

After receiving the telegram, General Takeda not only did not show any joy, but was even a little angry.

  He called back and said: "It is foolish to send troops when the Kujo Palace is about to reach the front line. As long as you guard the entrance and exit of the Evil Man Ridge, the enemy will not be able to escape. Why take such an unnecessary risk?"

Kitahara Hiroyuki saw that his teacher's tone was wrong, and quickly replied: "Teacher, I tried to persuade Sato-kun, but Sato-kun didn't listen at all. He thought this was an opportunity. There was nothing I could do!"

Kitahara Hiroyuki sold out Sato completely, and then began to think that it would be great if Sato died too. He could put all the blame on Sato.

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"Ah cut! Ah cut!" At the same time, Colonel Sato, who was leading two squadrons of Japanese soldiers on the road, sneezed several times.

Sato cursed: "Baga, it must be those annoying Chinese people who are cursing me. When I catch you, I will kill you all."

At this point, Sato ordered: "Everyone, march quickly. We must catch up with the main force of the guerrillas before noon. Let us avenge our previous defeat."

"Hi!"

All the Japanese soldiers responded, each one of them was as excited as if they had been injected with chicken blood.

Obviously, these Japanese devils, like Sato, were all holding a grudge in their hearts.

Their enemies were obviously very weak, yet they suffered such a huge loss. It would be strange if they didn't hold their breath.

So when the Japanese heard that they had a chance to avenge their previous shame, they all ran as fast as Zhu Bajie, who was in a hurry to marry his new wife, with their heads bowed to the ground, and even the two little ears on their hats seemed to be flying off.

But even so, old devil Sato still felt it was not fast enough.

Just when he wanted to continue urging the troops to speed up, one of his adjutants reminded him: "Sir, if we speed up further, I'm afraid the artillery squad and baggage troops behind us will not be able to keep up."

At this time, the adjutant did not say it clearly, because they had left behind the baggage and artillery troops behind due to their rapid march last night, and then they were attacked.

The old devil Sato was certainly not a fool. Although he was a little impatient, arrogant, and even impulsive, he was indeed not a fool. His subordinates only reminded him slightly, and he reacted immediately, ordering the troops to gather together, and the troops in front to slow down and wait for the baggage troops and artillery troops to catch up.

Sato sneered at this time, thinking: He was indeed too anxious. The guerrillas had reconnaissance planes following them and they couldn't escape, so why was he so anxious?

So Sato's troops slowed down. At his current speed, he might not be able to catch up with the guerrillas until noon.

Of course, this is because the guerrillas are not very fast, otherwise it would be a daydream for Sato and other devils to catch up with the guerrillas.

But Sato didn't know that and thought they were running very fast. Through communicating with the reconnaissance plane, he calculated that there was a high chance of catching up with the guerrillas before noon.

At this time, Sato had already begun planning his own tactics, how to surround the enemy without the enemy being aware of it, and then annihilate the enemy in one fell swoop.

Thinking of the wonderful point, Sato couldn't help laughing.

However, at this time, the reconnaissance plane unexpectedly brought good news that the enemy had stopped to rest. In other words, Sato's time to catch up with the guerrillas was greatly shortened again.

  Old Sato even became a little excited at this time, thinking: Is this a blessing from Amaterasu? Knowing that they have encountered a tough opponent, she showed her power and made their enemies tired?

He even thought that when he arrived, their enemies would still be fast asleep, and he could annihilate all the guerrillas at close range in an execution-style move. How great would that be?

And that includes the troublesome guerrilla commander, Ye Xuwen, whom he must kill with his own hands.

Thinking about it, Sato's heart became agitated again, and he immediately ordered: "Warriors of the Empire, no matter how hard you work, our enemies are right in front of us. As long as we work harder, they will be ours!"

(End of this chapter)