Rise from eight hundred.

Chapter 341 'Devil' Returns to the City

At night, the Japanese army, which was ordered to continue to consolidate the positions already occupied in the city, carried out shrinking defenses. The Chinese army, which had been fighting continuously for more than a day, no longer launched frequent counterattacks in an attempt to drive the thousands of Japanese troops who had entered the city out of the city.

The two sides entered into a brief ceasefire period.

However, under such a battle situation, it is obviously impossible for the soldiers to fall asleep peacefully. No one wants to be quietly cut off by the enemy who touches the line of defense in his sleep.

The Japanese army was extremely vigilant. The Kunisaki Detachment and the 114th Division on the west side had already been attacked twice by Chinese who voluntarily left the fortifications, let alone the fact that the two sides were almost intertwined defense lines.

What's more, the sky is pitch black now, and only the not-so-bright moonlight allows people to see clearly five or six meters away, which is the most difficult environment for defenders.

But neither China nor Japan dared to have lights, it was purely to guide the opponent's small-caliber artillery.

The defenders of Dongcheng District also did not dare to be careless. If they could sneak attack on the Japanese army, the Japanese army could naturally attack them too.

The combat experience during the day has reminded the Chinese officers and soldiers that the Japanese army on the opposite side is fierce and cunning. As the attackers, they are still on an unfamiliar battlefield, and they can fight with them at a nearly one-to-one battle loss ratio. It is absolutely terrifying. It is quite normal for opponents to use the night to launch a surprise attack.

Therefore, the safest way is for all the big guys in the ruins to stare with big eyes.

The soldiers held their breaths and hid in corners they thought were safe, staring at the darkness vigilantly. The slightest sound might provoke them to raise their guns.

Such nights are extremely tormenting for the officers and soldiers of the confrontation between China and Japan. Don't look like they expend a lot of energy running and chasing and shooting each other like during the day, but the mental pressure is a bit more intense than during the day.

Because of the dark night, the surrounding environment that cannot be seen clearly will always give people an inexplicable sense of oppression.

But people are not steel. During the five long hours from ten o'clock in the evening to three o'clock in the morning after the basic ceasefire, no fighting took place. The soldiers on both sides were secretly grateful. Although the shadow of death still made the soldiers try their best to keep their eyes open, it was just , The slack in vigilance will make the strong exhaustion accumulated from the spirit to the body all day and night flood up like a tide.

Many people, including the Chinese soldiers who were under greater psychological pressure, could fall asleep immediately even if they leaned against the wall a little. The dried chili peppers carried by the soldiers of the Sichuan Army seemed to have lost their effectiveness.

Some people even keep their eyes open when looking at him, but in fact, a pair of pupils have completely lost focus, even if you stretch out your hands and shake him in front of his eyes, he will not respond at all.

Not dead, but asleep.

If the battlefield during the day is a test of the combat literacy and weapons of the soldiers of both sides, then the ruins where only a few gunshots are fired occasionally at night are the battlefield for the willpower of the two sides.

So far, the elite of the Sixth Division of the Japanese Army has completely surpassed the Songjiang defenders, but their ability to draw a tie has proved that they are stronger.

After all, the Songjiang garrison was under tremendous psychological pressure that the entire army would die if the defense line collapsed.

It's just that the Songjiang defenders have Tang swords, but the Japanese don't.

Relying on Li Tao's stiff disguise, Tang Dao, who completely escaped the Japanese search, waited until 11 o'clock in the evening before leaving the place and moving into the city.

He was very patient, even when the night shrouded the wilderness, his speed was astonishingly slow, because he concluded that the Japanese army had not given up, and the purpose of several huge searchlight beams continuously strafing the wilderness was not for warning, but to catch the commander. They are helpless prey.

Playing hard to get is a trick left over by the ancestors of Huaxia, so it is naturally impossible for Tang Dao to make this mistake.

The distance from the city wall was only 200 meters, but it took Tang Dao a full two hours until he quietly submerged into the water of the moat.

The water in the moat still full of floating corpses was smelly and unpleasant, but for Tang Dao, who was once covered with internal organs, it was already a rare clear spring.The smell on the body is still unpleasant, but compared to the previous smell that made the Japanese soldiers want to pinch their noses, it is already considered fresh.

Fortunately, Tang Dao had the horrible experience of staying in the sewer for two days and one night, which was completely tolerable for him.

Overcoming disgusting smells and substances is one of the compulsory subjects of special training.

It's just that it's not just this kind of extremely strict psychological overcoming training that allows Tang Dao to finally escape on this battlefield.

Tang Dao guessed right, the Japanese army who searched the entire wilderness but failed to find the target still did not give up.

After the search team returned to the headquarters, at least 30 Japanese troops quietly crawled into the wilderness under the cover of night. They were ordered to lurk in the wilderness, and their goal was still to kill the murderer of the division commander.

Although the sight is poor, they will listen, and any sound made in the silent wilderness will make it possible for them to find the target.

It's not that Sakai Tokutaro, who issued this order, dared to be sure that the murderer must still be there, but he had to give an explanation to Yanagawa Heisuke, the North China Dispatch Army Command, and even the base camp on the island.

The lieutenant general who commanded an army of [-] was in the army. The gunman who was infiltrated came and took the head of the general from the army. Disgrace in Japanese military history.

Therefore, even if he knew that it would still be a waste of manpower, Tokutaro Sakai could only do this.

What if?
It's a pity that what he is facing is a special fighter who is nearly a hundred years ahead of this era.

The strength of a professionally trained special fighter does not lie in the individual combat power and unimaginable camouflage ability, but in his mind has the essence of nearly a hundred years of various battles, the tricks played by the Japanese on the battlefield, He basically knows.

This is the so-called information asymmetry, in other words, the understanding of special tactics by both parties is not in the same dimension.

Tang Dao can also be regarded as a dimensionality reduction blow.

All the calculations of the major general of the Japanese Army fell through.

Tang Dao, the 'demon' in the eyes of the 36th Infantry Regiment who has disappeared, returned from the wilderness to the ruins of the city.

In order to arrange the fortifications in the city, Tang Dao traveled all over the streets of Songjiang City, big and small. Tang Dao, who drew the defense map with his own hands, knows this block very well, but he still has a general impression, even if it is here for him. It used to be a very strange city.

He didn't know which area was occupied by the Japanese army and which was occupied by the Chinese, but this did not prevent special soldiers who only carried a [-] bayonet from lurking in this block.

Theoretically speaking, the farther away from the front line the soldiers would be the more they would relax their vigilance, especially after a day of fighting and they all had to wait until dawn with their big eyes wide open.

The first to suffer was not the front-line Japanese army, but the front-line command post of the 13th Infantry Regiment located at the rear.

A majestic Japanese army commander actually chose to establish his headquarters less than 300 meters from the front line. One can imagine the Japanese army's desire to capture this ancient city.

Such a desperate mentality is commendable, but he should not have established his headquarters in a heavy firepower point that has not yet collapsed within a city wall.

Although that can prevent the bombardment of various artillery.

Tang Dao determined his attack target according to the fire light shining in the wall hole.

However, the position of the headquarters with two infantry guards is very special, and the defense is also very good. Two light machine guns and scattered field fortifications are scattered around for cross protection. Break into its defense circle and kill its commander.

Even Tang Dao had seen at least half of the people dozing off.

As a result, a roar erupted first from a Japanese army position 150 meters away.

Then, the roar was suppressed back to the throat by a gunshot.

The roar was issued by a Japanese second lieutenant.

The second lieutenant of the Japanese army, who hadn't slept all night and was patrolling the defense line almost all the time, took a 15-minute rest in the house because of extreme exhaustion. When he led a few soldiers to patrol the defense line again, he smelled a strong smell of blood.

Under the light of the flashlight that had to be turned on, there were seven or eight corpses lying in a mess in a house.

The corpses of all the remaining personnel of an infantry unit under his command after fighting during the day.

They were brave and good at fighting, and they didn't die on the battlefield, but they turned into cold corpses at the defense point without making a sound.

How did the Chinese do it?
Of course, the second lieutenant of the Japanese army didn't know that China's thousands of years of inheritance is not only about culture, but all kinds of obscene techniques are enough to make Western countries regard it as the most magical magic. Special forces are amazed.

Here, naturally, is the most suitable battlefield.

How could the Japanese soldiers who were already tortured by exhaustion go to see Duke Zhou?I also stopped by to visit the God of Amaterasu.

I don't know anything, but how can the second lieutenant of the Japanese army, who is frightened and angry, not let out a roar?
(End of this chapter)