Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Yarlung Zangbo felt something was wrong and planned to run away, but at this moment, Chief Ahali stood up from his seat and saluted Wugan with the highest etiquette, saying, "Respected Chief Wugan, Ahali salutes you here."

Wu Gan looked at Ah Hali expressionlessly.

Ahali knew that Chief Wugan was still angry, so he quickly continued to explain: "Chief, it was my rebellious son who disobeyed my orders. I asked him to go to the Wugan tribe to provide support, but I didn't expect that he would have evil intentions after seeing Miss Saiya and blocked the migration of the Wugan tribe. I hope Chief Wugan will severely punish him."

Ahhali lowered his posture and spoke in a flawless manner, which posed a difficult problem for Wu Gan.

He was upset if he released Ah Ha Tong at this time. But if he didn't release him, Ah Ha Li said so sincerely. He said that the cavalry of the Ah Ha Li tribe came to reinforce the troops, but his son was ignorant and caused misunderstanding.

However, before Wugan could say anything, Wurigeng Dalai stood up and said, "Chief Wugan, I can guarantee this matter. At that time, I wanted to send troops to reinforce the army just like Chief Ahali did. It was Chief Ahali who said that Chief Wugan had done him a favor, so he would send troops to cooperate with Chief Wugan to defeat the Japanese, and I would wait for support. But I didn't expect that this would happen."

After saying this, the Dalai Lama's face did not turn red, his heart did not beat fast, and his expression was normal.

But at this moment, many tribal leaders cursed in their hearts at the same time: "How can there be such a shameless person?"

Afterwards, many tribal leaders said almost in unison: "We are all willing to act as guarantors. We are all waiting for news from Ahari, otherwise we would have sent troops to help the Wugan tribe defeat the Japanese."

Yarlung Zangbo listened at the side and squinted his eyes. He thought: These damn tribal leaders are too shameless, aren't they?
Thinking of this, Yarlung Zangbo also stood up and said, "Great Chief Wugan, I can testify that this was the decision we made when we discussed this matter."

Wu Gan laughed at this time, which means that everyone present wanted to come to reinforce when the Japanese attacked, but no one came. Only the Ahari tribe came, but it turned out to be more trouble than help.

Wu Gan thought to himself: None of these people can really stand up to the challenge.

Of course, Wu Gan invited the tribal leaders this time not to listen to their explanations, but to kill people.

According to his original idea, since the Yarlung Zangbo had arrived, he should just take it out and kill it.

But his Ye Anda said that he could not do this matter, otherwise it would affect the relationship between Wu Gan and the tribal alliance.

Wu Gan was not interested in these scoundrels. But thinking that Ye Anda was also working for the stability of the grassland, he could only accept it and let these people in front of him lie.

At this time, Duanwu was not in a hurry. He waited for everyone to finish their performances. Then he smiled and said, "Let me introduce myself. Although we have met before, I saw a tribal leader here that I have never met before, so I will introduce myself. My name is Ye Xiuwen, and I am the leader of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Forces Guerrilla Unit."

Having said that, Duanwu paused and looked coldly at the many tribal leaders present.

The tribal leaders did not dare to meet Duanwu's gaze.

Duanwu sneered, and then continued: "My Anda, Brother Wugan is a hero of this grassland, he doesn't want to speculate which of your words is true and which is false.

But I, Ye Xuwen, do not tolerate any grain of sand in my eyes, and the tribal leaders present here should not treat me, Ye Xuwen, as a fool.

The first time the Japanese attacked, you abandoned the Wugan tribe. You thought that the Wugan tribe would be targeted by the Japanese because they had sheltered us, and therefore suffered heavy casualties.

But you never dreamed that the Japanese were defeated and their entire army was annihilated. And the Wugan tribe became even more powerful.

You shamelessly came here to ask for benefits. I heard what you said and thought it was really ridiculous. I told Wugan Anda that I would not give you a single bullet. "

When Duanwu said this, he had already seen the anger in the eyes of all the tribal leaders present.

But Duanwu didn't care at all, and continued: "I think it's the same this time. You are ready to sit back and watch your own people being severely damaged by the Japanese without giving them a helping hand, and when you know that it is difficult for the Japanese to succeed, you are ready to add insult to injury.

The cavalry of the Ahali tribe showed up just in time. Just when the migrating herders of the Wugan tribe were about to shake off the Japanese, you stopped the marching speed of the migrating tribe twice. If I say that you, Ahali, are a spy for the Japanese, how do you explain it?"

Having said that, Duanwu pointed at Ahari in a sharp voice.

Ahhali shuddered all over, because what he did at that time was undoubtedly that of a traitor.

He looked at the tribal leaders present in panic. He was about to speak, but the Urigeng Dalai Lama suddenly said, "The spy is Yarlung Zangbo. He came up with the idea."

Ahari also reacted and said quickly: "Yes, the idea was proposed by Yarlung Zangbo. He is a wise man on the grassland. It was also his idea for us to leave before."

Yarlung Zangbo was panicked at the time. He had never expected that things would turn out so quickly. He didn't even have a chance to escape from the scene.

He quickly denied it: "I didn't, I wasn't, don't talk nonsense."

Yarlung Zangbo denied it three times in a row, but the other tribal leaders seemed to have grasped the last straw and said almost at the same time: "Yes, it was Yarlung Zangbo who instigated us to do this. As tribes on the grassland, we were originally very united, and it was Yarlung Zangbo who instigated us."

"Yes! That's him!"

Other tribal leaders echoed this.

Duanwu sneered at this time and looked towards Yarlung Zangbo.

Duanwu had already determined that there might be more than one Japanese spy on the grassland, but Yarlung Zangbo was definitely one of them.

He looked at Yarlung Zangbo, who was shaking with nervousness, and continued, "If there really is such a Japanese spy, the mistakes of everyone present here can be forgiven."

When the Urigeng Dalai Lama heard this, his eyes narrowed slightly. Before the other tribal leaders could react, he pulled out the meat-cutting knife on the table and stabbed it towards the Yarlung Zangbo.

Yarlung Zangbo was sitting next to him, so the stabbing of Urgeng Dalai Lama was fast and accurate. Yarlung Zangbo had no time to react and was stabbed in the chest by Urgeng Dalai Lama.

The bright red blood flowed out of Yarlung Zangbo's wound. Yarlung Zangbo pointed at the Urigeng Dalai Lama in disbelief: "You, you, you?"

The Urigeng Dalai Lama did not give Yarlung Zangbu any chance to continue speaking. He twisted the dagger in his hand and crushed Yarlung Zangbu's heart directly, and said loudly: "Mr. Ye told me before that Yarlung Zangbu is very likely a Japanese spy. I was a little skeptical. But now it seems that the spy hidden among us must be him.

Now I have killed this man and rid the tribal alliance of harm. From now on, our tribal alliance will be as close as brothers. If anyone dares to be half-hearted again, Yarlung Zangbo will be his fate! .” (End of this chapter)