Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 2252: The Shadow Wolf Force is just that!

The Japanese soldiers of the Shadow Wolf Unit became very cautious after suffering several losses.

They formed an assault formation, searching forward while keeping alert in all directions, and they even sent out eyes to the rear where the enemy was least likely to appear.

Of course, caution is the most traditional style of the Shadow Wolf Army. They will not let down their guard no matter what enemy they face.

The reason why they suffered losses in front of the guerrillas was not because they were not cautious enough or stupid, but because their opponents were too strong.

It was the same at this time. They stepped onto the river beach, only looking for traces left by the guerrillas.

But unexpectedly, at this moment, a Japanese soldier seemed to touch something when he moved forward.

He looked at his feet in surprise, but there was nothing.

But at this moment, the pull ring of a grenade flew out from behind a pebble the size of a football.

The Japanese were horrified. As the most experienced soldiers, how could they not know that it was a booby trap?

He roared loudly: "Booby trap, avoid it!"

Before he could finish his shout, he had already rushed out. Because the fragments of the mine were all upwards, if he lay on the ground before the explosion, he would have more than a 60% chance of survival.

But just as he lay down, he was filled with despair. He saw the grenade was pressed under the cobblestones on the diagonal side of him.

  boom!

With a loud bang, the grenade exploded in front of the devil's eyes like a brilliant firework.

Of course, what the Japanese saw was only an extremely brief scene, because in the next second, he was blown away by the shock wave of the explosion.

Boom!

At this moment, another loud noise was heard, and another four grenades tied together exploded.

Flames shot up into the sky, like a flash of polar day, and then grenade fragments flew everywhere like a storm.

Several Japanese special forces were unable to dodge and were riddled with holes by the shattered shrapnel and the shattered pebbles on the ground.

The rest of the Japanese were frightened and panicked by the sudden attack, because grenade pull rings kept jumping out from all around them.

They screamed and scattered, all trying to escape using the various methods they had learned to avoid landmines.

It’s just a pity that this is the wisdom of hunters passed down for hundreds of years. Once the prey falls into the trap, there is no hope of escaping.

Fifteen or sixteen Japanese soldiers were engulfed in a violent explosion in an instant.

Eight of the Japanese were killed on the spot. Among the remaining seven, three were seriously injured and two were slightly injured. Only one was lucky enough to survive.

But even so, the sound of explosions could not be shaken off in his head. Even the team commander's eardrum was perforated by the explosion, and bright red blood flowed out of his ears.

But even so, he remained calm and shouted at the top of his voice: "Find cover, find cover, the enemy must be nearby."

  boom!

But at this moment, a bullet flew in without warning and hit him right in the middle of his eyebrows.

The Japanese officer's body stiffened for a moment, and then he fell to the ground like a wooden stake.

The other Japanese soldiers were shocked, but they immediately realized that this was an enemy trap and of course the enemy would shoot.

But where were their enemies? They had no way of telling. They could only judge from the trajectory that the gunfire was coming from the other side of the river.

A lightly wounded Japanese soldier poked his head out from an oval rock to look at the other side, trying to find the traces of the guerrillas. However, before he could find the target, a bullet accurately penetrated his head and killed him on the spot. The other Japanese soldiers were terrified, but at the moment when the Japanese soldier was shot in the head, they found the exact location where the bullet came from.

That is a bush about a hundred meters away on the other side of the river.

In other words, the opponent could shoot in the head every time from a hundred meters away. He must be a sharpshooter.

One of the Japanese sergeants said to the seriously injured Japanese signalman, "Call Mr. Nakajima immediately and tell him that we have been attacked and the sharpshooter is here. This means that our direction is correct and the guerrillas are heading south."

"Hi,."

The seriously injured Japanese signalman responded reluctantly, then grabbed the walkie-talkie on the radio and reported to Nakajima.

Of course, the person who answered the phone was not Nakajima, but the communications soldier.

When the signalman heard the other party's weak voice, he hurriedly asked: "What's wrong? What's wrong?"

"We were attacked. The enemy had snipers. They were very, very powerful. Almost all of our team members were killed."

The other party spoke a few words intermittently, and then there was no sound. Then I only heard someone shouting: "Those who are still alive, shoot, shoot, don't let them come over."

"Toyota, Toyota, don't come over here, the five of you run!"

"How could we abandon you!"

"Shoot! Shoot!"

"Bagayalu, I'm going to fight you!"

"Ah~"

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The sound in the walkie-talkie was very chaotic, and the Japanese signalman who heard it was terrified and extremely anxious.

But when he heard no movement on the walkie-talkie, the signalman immediately ran to report to Kujo Miyakita and Nakajima: "Report to your Excellency, the reconnaissance team encountered an enemy ambush and should be wiped out."

"Nani!"

After hearing the report from the signalman, Kujo Miyakita and Nakajima were shocked.

  Because that was the most elite reconnaissance team of the Shadow Wolf Force, and with only twenty people, with their combat effectiveness, they could have retreated unscathed even if the enemy had hundreds of people. But how could they have been completely wiped out without even a chance to retreat?

But seeing that Kujo Miyakita and Nakajima did not believe it, the signalman quickly added: "I heard a general idea that they should have entered the minefield laid by the enemy, causing huge casualties in a short period of time.

And they mentioned snipers, who should be very powerful. After suffering heavy losses, they had no chance to leave.

At this moment, someone shouted Toyota. They should be at the back of the team, guarding against sneak attacks from behind, and rushed to reinforce after hearing the explosion.

But by then, the situation was already hopeless, and one of the imperial soldiers shouted at Toyota and others to retreat.

But Toyota and others did not obey this order, but rushed over to fight desperately. I heard the words of loyalty to the Empire of Japan.

Then, after a burst of intense shooting, no more sound came from the walkie-talkie.

I guess that our reconnaissance team must have been annihilated!"

At this point, the signalman bowed, and the Japanese soldiers nearby also bowed at the same time, as if in silence for the Japanese soldiers who died in the battle.

Nakajima said angrily: "Damn it! A small guerrilla group actually caused such huge casualties to the Shadow Wolf Army. This is simply unforgivable."

  Jiujiao Gongbei also looked solemn. He originally thought that if he had called the Shadow Wolf Unit, it would be easy to capture Ye Xuwen. But now it seems that the Shadow Wolf Unit is just so-so!

(End of this chapter)