Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 2375 The alliance breaks down!

The death of the sentinel did not make Chief Wugan cry, but instead aroused the anger of the grassland king.

Wu Gan said in a deep voice: "Our warrior, you have defended the dignity and peace of the tribe with your life. Your sacrifice will not be forgotten. I, Wu Gan, promise you here that your blood will not be shed in vain. I will make the enemy pay a hundred times the price."

At this point, Wugan turned to Wurigeng Dalai and the other two leaders and said, "The Japanese have entered our Wugan territory and killed our sentinels. This is the Japanese declaring war on our Wugan tribe. Do you have anything to say?"

Wurigeng Dalai and the other two leaders nodded at the same time, because this point was clearly stated in the offensive and defensive alliance between the tribes. No matter which tribe the Japanese attacked, it was equivalent to declaring war on the entire tribal alliance.

So they had nothing to say. When the Japanese came, they just drove them out.

But unexpectedly, at this moment, Yarlung Zangbo smiled and said, "Actually, I shouldn't say anything in this situation, but as a wise man of each tribe, I think I have the obligation to remind everyone that the Japanese may not be coming for the Wugan tribe or the nobles of our Mongolian tribe."

At this time, Yarlung Zangbo had only said half of his words, but everyone present had already understood.

Duanwu smiled and said, "The devils are coming for me. I will leave the Wugan tribe with the guerrillas immediately and lead the Japanese away. Thank you Wugan Anda for your warm hospitality."

Wu Gan immediately said: "What are you talking about, Ye Anda? You are my guest, Wu Gan, how can I let you leave at this time?"

Wurigeng Dalai Lama and two other tribal leaders were hesitating.

Because they felt that what Yarlung Zangbo said was right, the Japanese were coming for the guerrillas, and once the guerrillas left, the Japanese would naturally leave as well.

As for why they hesitated, it was because of the information Duanwu had given them before, and Duanwu was very friendly and directly gave Wugan so many weapons and equipment.

They actually wanted to make friends with Duanwu, but they were afraid that if they really went to war with the Japanese, they would suffer greater losses.

But at this moment, Duanwu was much calmer. He smiled and said to Wugan, "Wugan Anda, you have helped me a lot. With your gasoline, the Japanese can't catch up with me. And I also think that my leaving now is the best choice."

But Wu Gan still shook his head and said, "The Japanese entered my territory, which means they looked down on me, Wu Gan. What does it have to do with Ye Anda? If you don't have the courage, then you'd better go back, so that the Japanese won't come looking for you again, humph!"

Wu Gan snorted coldly, and immediately gave an order: "Call all the warriors in the tribe immediately and prepare for battle! The elders and women in the tribe should take the cattle and sheep away for the time being. Go!"

As the leader's order was issued, the tribe suddenly became busy. The old mermaid women took their children and began to pack up important items in the house, preparing to evacuate.

The men took up their weapons and gathered in the tribal square, preparing for the coming battle.

For the people of the Wugan tribe, Duanwu is not only the Anda of the Wugan leader but also a warrior on the grassland.

As for the warriors, they are worth interacting with with your life.

Duanwu tried to stop them several times, but they refused every time. The reason for the refusal was very simple, because the Japanese entered the territory of the Wugan tribe.

Seeing this, Duanwu did not stop them and prepared to stay and fight the devils together.

It was dark now, and the enemy's reconnaissance planes were useless and had long since disappeared. This was the best time to use our troops.

But unexpectedly, at this moment, under the persuasion of Yarlung Zangbo, the Dalai Lama and others were about to leave.

They did not want to be involved in a direct confrontation with the Japanese. Yarlung Zangbo said: This time the Japanese are coming for the guerrillas, and they are determined to do so. The Wugan tribe has brought disaster upon itself, and I am afraid that the Japanese will soon invade.

By that time, the Wugan tribe, with less than two thousand cavalry, was like a mantis trying to stop a chariot.

And if they get involved, the consequence will be that they will also be affected and even lose their own territory.

Especially the Dalai Lama of Wurigeng, his tribe borders the Wugan tribe, and also a piece of Chifeng.

The Japanese had long been eyeing this position.

Therefore, even the Dalai Lama of Wurigeng finally chose to evacuate to avoid a direct confrontation with the Japanese.

Wu Gan was very disdainful of this and informed the elders of the tribe that he would cut off all ties with the tribes in the future.

They are a bunch of cowardly rats who are not worthy of being associated with him.

Duanwu said apologetically: "I am very sorry that my arrival has caused conflicts among the tribes."

Wu Gan laughed nonchalantly, "Haha, if they can abandon me today, they will betray me in the future as well. This paper-thin alliance is better off gone. They don't even have one percent of Ye Anda's courage, and they don't deserve to be called warriors on the grassland. Hahaha!"

Duanwu also laughed in agreement, and then said: "Since Wugan Anda wants to fight this battle, then let's fight beautifully."

Wu Gan nodded and said, "Ye Anda is right. I, Wu Gan, want to let those people know that even without them, I can still defeat the Japanese."

At this point, Wu Gan thought for a moment and said, "Ye Anda's troops are not good at riding horses, so you can stay behind and observe the enemy's formation. I will charge my cavalry forward, and it will be enough to crush the Japanese who set foot on my grassland into meat paste."

Duanwu first praised: "Of course I trust Wugan Anda's bravery. But Wugan Anda, do you want to see what guerrilla tactics are? I would like to show it to Wugan Anda."

"Huh? Guerrilla tactics? I'd like to take a look."

Wugan fell completely into Duanwu's trap.

If Duanwu directly said that your tactics were not working and the casualties were too high, it would be strange if Wugan was not angry.

But Duanwu said it in a different way, which directly aroused Wu Gan's curiosity.

In order to see different tactics, Wu Gan completely obeyed Duanwu's orders. All the cavalry were divided into two teams on standby, while Duanwu's convoy, except for the wounded, all set out and turned on the lights, like a long shining dragon that the Japanese could see from afar.

The Japanese cavalry soon discovered the convoy heading rapidly northeast across the grassland and quickly reported to their supreme commander, Kojiro Otsuo.

As the highest commander in Tongliao, Kojiro had his own unique ideas. He quickly figured out why the guerrillas suddenly fled to the northeast with lights on.

He believed that the guerrillas did not want to cause trouble for the Wugan tribe, so they deliberately exposed themselves.

Thinking of this, Kojiro laughed triumphantly and said, "Stop him and destroy him on the spot, then we will go and destroy the Wugan tribe. Wugan is a gateway to Inner Mongolia. If he is defeated, then the other Mongolian nobles will not be a threat!"