Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Just after Duanwu killed three Japanese devils in a row, footsteps were heard behind him.

Duanwu knew that the Japanese on the other side must have stopped hiding and were eager to recruit more troops after hearing the screams of the Japanese before their death.

Duanwu turned around and a Japanese soldier who was rushing in the front had already seen him.

The Japanese soldier raised his gun and was about to shoot, but Duanwu was one step ahead of him.

The bayonet in his hand was shot out like a flying knife, hitting the opponent's forehead, and the Japanese fell on his back.

"idiot!"

The Japanese soldiers behind saw that their colleagues were dead, and rushed over with roars, raising their guns and ready to shoot.

As Duanwu dodged, he drew out the Mauser pistol from his waist.

At this time, the devil's gun had already fired, but it hit the position before Duanwu.

At the same time, Duanwu's gun fired, and the bullet pierced the devil's chest.

The Japanese soldier behind him was affected and the flying bullet hit his shoulder.

But the Japanese soldier was not dead. He roared and used the bodies of his companions as cover, preparing to continue shooting at Duanwu.

At the same time, the Japanese in the front also launched a charge.

There was no panic at all during the Dragon Boat Festival.

First, he fired a shot, killing half of the face of the Japanese soldier who was shooting with the help of his companion's corpse, and then he continued to shoot at the Japanese soldiers who were charging towards him.

But there were too many Japanese soldiers and soon they rushed over.

There were no more bullets in Duanwu's pistol. The Japanese soldier shouted, "He has no more bullets."

The Japanese officer shouted from behind: "Catch him alive!"

The stupid Japanese officers may have forgotten what happened in the woods before. Nearly two hundred Japanese soldiers received boxed lunches.

Duanwu sneered, put the revolver back into his waist, pulled out the two black blades behind him, and walked towards the Japs.

Facing the swarming Japanese devils, Duanwu showed no fear. He swung the black blade in his hand, making a low whistle.

The first Japanese soldier who rushed over had no time to scream before his throat was cut by the black blade in Duanwu's hand, and blood gushed out instantly.

The Japanese soldier behind him roared and stabbed at Duanwu with his bayonet, but Duanwu turned sideways and the black blade pierced through his armpit and went straight into his heart.

At this moment, a Japanese soldier took advantage of Duanwu's unpreparedness and attacked him from behind, with his bayonet flashing coldly and heading straight for Duanwu's vest.

Duanwu sneered, and slightly tilted his body. At the same time, he swung the black blade in his left hand back, and actually blocked the bayonet of the devil. The black blade in his right hand followed the momentum and cut through the devil's ribs, and a trace of blood dyed the blade red. The devil widened his eyes and fell to the ground in disbelief.

Duanwu took the opportunity to snatch the Japanese soldier's rifle, quickly loaded it, and shot at another Japanese soldier who was about to rush over.

Gunshots rang out and the Japanese fell to the ground.

"idiot!"

Two more Japanese soldiers rushed up. Duanwu had no time to shoot again. He pushed away the bayonet of one of them and then stabbed the other one to death with one knife.

But it seemed like no matter how hard you tried to kill the Japs, another group would come up after you killed one.

Duanwu didn't know how many Japanese devils he had killed. By the end, he was numb.

Until there was a loud bang, the Japanese were in chaos.

The Japanese troops besieging Duanwu were also evacuating quickly.

At this time, Duanwu discovered that the poisonous fog had dissipated without his noticing.

He picked up a Japanese machine gun on the ground and frantically pulled the trigger at the fleeing Japanese. Seven or eight Japanese fell on the road of escape, while the rest of them ran away without a trace.

Duanwu would naturally not let them go. He knew from the explosion that it was Ma Ping'an, Duyanlong and others who had entered the city.

In order to avoid trouble in command, Duanwu handed over the original guerrillas to Ma Ping'an, while the black-clad men brought by the reinforcements Duyanlong were still commanded by Duyanlong.

Judging from the artillery fire, this should be the work of Ma Pingan.

Ma Ping'an has followed Duanwu for the longest time, so when it comes to fighting, he has already adopted quite a bit of Duanwu's combat style.

Therefore, such intensive bombardment must have been the work of Ma Ping'an.

As for the one-eyed dragon, he naturally came to the city lord's mansion. At this time, the men in black had already crossed the wall into the city lord's mansion and killed the devils they saw.

They held revolvers and fired at the devils. When they ran out of bullets, they drew the daggers from their waists and fought hand-to-hand with the devils.

The Japanese, who were once so arrogant, were like sheep seeing wolves in front of these men in black.

The ferocity in the Japs' eyes was gone, replaced by fear and terror.

So the Japanese began to flee, which led to the scene just now.

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Duanwu took off the Japanese uniform to avoid being injured by mistake, and asked loudly: "Where is the one-eyed dragon?"

"Brother Ye, I'm here."

Someone in the distance heard Duanwu's call and hurried over with a dozen men in black.

Duanwu immediately gave the order: "When chasing the devils, remember to keep the formation, don't let anyone get separated and be defeated one by one by the devils. Also, only chase the devils to five kilometers outside the city, and then quickly clean up the battlefield and evacuate."

"Yes!"

The one-eyed man took the order and continued to hunt down the Japanese with his men.

At this time, the Japs were fleeing towards the East Gate, and their numbers were huge.

There were more than 3,000 Japanese soldiers and puppet troops entering the city. Although the puppet troops without gas masks had been wiped out, at least more than 1,300 Japanese soldiers survived with the help of gas masks.

However, they panicked during the attack by the guerrillas and the men in black, and the death of General Takeda caused the morale of the Japanese to plummet. Otherwise, if they had really held on to the city, it would have been hard to say who would have won.

But there is no if. Kujo Miyakita was originally a coward. After realizing the danger, the first thing he thought of was to escape.

So, under his leadership, more than a thousand Japanese soldiers fled and rushed out of the East Gate of Phoenix City, and even a serious stampede occurred.

At least dozens of Japanese soldiers were trampled to death on the spot, and at least two hundred people were killed by the guerrillas and men in black who arrived later.

But at least more than 800 Japanese soldiers escaped from Phoenix City and ran eastward.

Duanwu led two troops in a frantic pursuit.

It is said that you should not chase a desperate enemy, but it also depends on the time. At this time, the Japanese have completely lost the faith to fight and are only interested in escaping. If you don't take this opportunity to chase and kill them, you will definitely miss the best chance to kill them.

So Duanwu and his men chased the Japanese for five kilometers. At least four or five hundred Japanese were caught up and killed, while less than three hundred managed to escape.

The one-eyed dragon was in high spirits and said to Duanwu, "Brother Ye, there aren't many devils left. Why don't we continue chasing them and kill all of them."

Duanwu smiled and asked, "Then what kind of people do you think the devils who are still alive are?"

The one-eyed man thought for a moment and said, "They must be the ones with the strongest fighting ability, because the devils with poor physical fitness were caught up and killed by us."

Duanwu said: "That's right. The devils who are still alive are the elite of the devils. If we push them too hard, they are likely to do something desperate and cause unnecessary casualties to us.

Moreover, we must clean up the battlefield quickly because the Japanese will soon launch a counterattack.

Although their numbers are not large, our weapons and ammunition are also very expensive. In this case, the battle is not favorable for us. So everyone, clean up the battlefield immediately, and don't leave even a bullet for the devils! "(End of this chapter)