Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

boom! boom!

A series of deafening explosions, sparks of fire, and flying dust, accompanied by shouts of fear and despair, the Japanese and traitors were instantly shrouded in thick smoke and flames.

The explosion of the grenade not only caused direct casualties, but also plunged the Japs and puppet troops into unprecedented chaos and panic. They ran around looking for cover to hide.

But at this moment, the guerrillas who were ambushing on the top of the mountain on the left had already opened fire.

The "da da da" sound of the light machine gun was crisp and rapid, like the heavy summer rain knocking on the window lattice.

The bullets intertwined in the air into a web of death, ruthlessly cutting the enemy's life.

A Japanese soldier was hit by a series of machine gun bullets while he was running in a panic.

His body trembled violently, and then he flew out like a kite with a broken string, and then fell heavily into the weeds on the side of the road.

The devil was still vomiting blood, his eyes rolled back like dead fish eyes. After a moment, he was completely motionless.

Immediately afterwards, the roar of heavy machine guns followed.

The low and powerful "thump thump thump" sound is like beating a drum.

The dense drum beats vibrated every inch of the air, and every bullet could easily penetrate the enemy's defense and tear apart the steel and flesh on the mountain road.

A Japanese officer was giving orders, but unexpectedly, bullets from a heavy machine gun arrived as expected.

With a "pop" sound, like a watermelon bursting, the Japanese officer's head was hit head-on as if by a huge hammer, and the front half of his face exploded.

This scene was so horrifying that the Japanese soldiers nearby were stunned.

But later, they realized how stupid it would be to be in a daze on the battlefield.

Because the guerrillas' machine guns were still wreaking havoc and roaring like wild beasts.

The Japs were suffering indiscriminate attacks and were falling one after another.

After being shot, the Japanese fell to the ground with their bodies twisted and twitching. Their wailing and cries for help came one after another, but were soon drowned out by the more intense firepower.

The battlefield has become a Shura field, where the boundary between life and death has become blurred.

Although the Japanese suffered heavy casualties under two rounds of machine gun fire, they managed to hold their ground under Aoki's command.

Some of them hid behind trucks, some found stones on the roadside, or simply hid in the grass and launched a counterattack against the guerrillas in the mountains.

The Japanese's shooting skills were very sophisticated, and after a round of rapid shooting, the guerrillas suffered casualties.

Duanwu immediately ordered his troops to stop firing and quickly retreat to their own bunkers.

The Japanese thought that their enemy was vulnerable and were about to ask Lord Aoki whether to continue the attack, after all, the other side was no longer able to fight back.

Of course, that's what those arrogant devils thought. They thought it was their shooting that killed the enemy, and the enemy stopped shooting.

Aoki was still hesitating at this time, because judging from the ambush just now, the opponent's tactics were very appropriate. More than 30 imperial soldiers were killed in just one attack, and more than a dozen were injured.

The puppet army suffered even greater casualties, with at least fifty people killed in explosions or beatings.

Faced with such casualties, Aoki didn't believe that his enemies would retreat so easily.

Suddenly, Qingmu looked at the woods behind him, and then seemed to have thought of something, and immediately shouted a warning: "Watch out behind you!"

But it was too late, because at the moment Qingmu yelled, Li Ergou, Jiang Li and Long Qianyan's sniper team fired at the back of the Japanese.

The sound of gunfire exploded in the dense forest like thunder, and bullets whizzed through the air, giving the devils no chance to react. Some devils and puppet soldiers were even shot before they turned around, looking at the bunker in front of them in disbelief.

Perhaps they never thought until their death that the enemy's bullets would hit them from behind.

Aoki felt a chill running up his spine to the top of his head. He witnessed with his own eyes the soldiers around him falling down powerlessly one after another like dead leaves swept by the autumn wind.

His well-trained men became vulnerable at this moment and were slaughtered like pigs and dogs.

But Aoki was sober at this time. Seeing that the Imperial Army and the Imperial Alliance Army were about to hide on the other side of the truck and the mountain road, he immediately ordered: "Don't move, fight back on the spot."

Although the Japanese and puppet troops were puzzled, they dared not disobey Aoki's orders and launched a counterattack in the direction of the woods under a hail of bullets.

The team led by Li Ergou and Jiang Li is not very strong.

Or perhaps, the guerrillas were not strong to begin with, and were no match for the Japanese in a head-on battle.

They could only inflict heavy casualties on the devils through ambushes and sneak attacks.

But at this time, once the Japanese counterattacked, the guerrillas' weaknesses were revealed. In just a moment of exchange of fire, seven or eight guerrillas were shot dead, and Li Ergou's head was also grazed by a bullet.

It was because Li Ergou dodged quickly, otherwise he would have lost his head.

And if it weren't for Long Qianyan's sniper team blocking them, the Japanese might have rushed over directly.

But even so, it still caused considerable casualties to the puppet army and the Japanese.

More than half of Aoki's soldiers were killed.

But the most important thing is that he doesn't know how many enemies he has.

At this time, a Japanese officer suggested breaking out forward. With the help of trucks leading the way, they should be able to break out easily.

But at this time, Aoki directly denied the other party's idea.

Aoki quickly analyzed: "There is an enemy sniper unit on our right wing at about two o'clock. If our trucks move forward, they can just shoot the tires of the trucks and the trucks will be blocked.

So if we want to break out now, we have to go back, we go back to Phoenix, and wait for reinforcements, and then we will settle accounts with these bastards."

"Hi!"

The Japanese officer took the order and immediately ordered a retreat. The truck driver also climbed back to his truck in the hail of bullets, and then drove the truck in reverse to retreat the way he came.

The Japanese and puppet troops retreated with the cover of trucks, and the dead or wounded were left where they were.

No one paid any attention to them at this time. Everyone had only one thought, which was to follow Lord Aoki back to Phoenix City.

However, Aoki had a good plan, but he didn't know that before they had retreated 300 meters, there was a sudden explosion under the retreating truck.

Although the explosion was not violent, the shrapnel flying from the ground blew up the tires of the truck. The truck also shook violently and then stopped.

At this time, Aoki didn't even have to think about it, because they were ambushed again.

"Bagaya road!"

Aoki roared angrily.

But before he could give the order, dense bullets came like raindrops, just like a violent storm! (End of this chapter)