Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 2157: Night ends and dawn begins!

At the end of the night, the morning light gradually breaks the silence of the night. At this moment when the glimmer of light first appeared, the Japanese army was like a long dragon advancing slowly on the winding mountain road.

Their steps were neat, and they made a very rhythmic sound when they stepped on the ground.

If anyone sees such a Japanese army at this time, they will definitely think of the idiom of soldiers pressing into the territory.

Although they don't want to admit it, the Japanese military discipline is indeed very strict. Even during the march, they must maintain a consistent pace.

At this moment, the Japs' forward troops had passed through Dashan Bay, while the troops behind them were still advancing into Dashan Bay one after another.

The Japanese who occupied small heights No. 2 and No. 3 were already preparing to evacuate.

At this point, they haven't even seen an enemy, so there won't be any enemies coming.

And they knew very well that their enemies were not many in number.

If you ambush in advance, you may cause some trouble to them. But a frontal assault was something they could only dream of.

However, at this moment, there was a sudden loud noise, as if the sky was falling apart.

A Japanese soldier walking at the front of the team suddenly felt the ground beneath his feet shake, followed by a deafening explosion. He only felt a huge impact coming from the soles of his feet, and his whole person was flipped into the air.

A trace of shock and fear flashed in his eyes, and the military uniform on his body was instantly swallowed up by the flames produced by the explosion, and then his whole person was blown apart like a fireball.

The few Japanese soldiers walking beside him were not spared either.

The moment the mine exploded, shock waves and shrapnel struck like a violent storm. They didn't even have time to react before they were blown away by this huge force.

One of the Japanese soldiers was overturned by the shock wave. He rolled several times in the air, and then fell heavily to the hillside in the distance, motionless.

Another Japanese soldier was hit by shrapnel and suffered multiple injuries. He struggled to stand up, but eventually fell into a pool of blood.

The Japanese who were far away felt a heat wave coming towards their faces. The shock wave of the explosion made them unsteady and they were shaken back again and again.

The devils tried to stand firm, but at this moment, the ground exploded again.

This time, they were not spared. The huge impact pushed them away.

After his body rolled several times in the air, he fell heavily to the ground.

When they landed, some of them were still intact, but some of them had only some stumps and broken arms.

The explosions around them continued. The surviving Japanese tried to open their eyes and saw their colleagues around them being blown to pieces and wailing all over the place.

Fear and despair enveloped the hearts of those who were still alive, and he understood that this sudden disaster had completely swallowed them up.

Immediately afterwards, the entire mine formation was like firecrackers being lit, and a series of explosions occurred one after another.

The power of the mines lifts up the surrounding earth and rocks, forming streams of dust and gunpowder smoke that condense into hurricanes.

In the hurricane, the Japs panicked. Some were blown up directly by landmines, and their bodies drew an arc in the air before falling heavily. Some were hit by shrapnel and fell into a pool of blood, groaning in pain. Some were lucky enough to escape. However, he was so frightened that he crawled on the ground trying to escape from this land of death.

On the east side of Dashanwan, far away from the battlefield, the old devils Sato, Yamada and Takahashi were riding horses leisurely, thinking about going to the Valley of the Evil to annihilate Chunjiang and make great achievements.

But at this moment, continuous explosions came, frightening them and falling off their horses.

Osaka Sato climbed up in panic, his eyes widened as he looked in the direction of the explosion in disbelief. Yamada's face turned pale and he stared straight ahead. Takahashi, on the other hand, had a look of astonishment on his face. He stroked his saddle before he stood firm.

"Baga Yalu, what's going on?"

Sato roared, his voice full of shock and confusion. Doesn't it mean that there are no enemies nearby? So where did this explosion come from? Could it be that they little devils have done too many bad things and God has sent down fire and thunder?

"Landmine, it's a landmine!"

Yamada shouted in shock at this time, obviously he was much smarter than old devil Sato.

Of course, Sato is not stupid, but it is hard for him to believe that this is true.

He was already careful and cautious, so why did he fall for it again?

And were all his scouts bribed by the enemy? Why are the rewards always no enemies?

Sato was extremely angry, and at this moment, a disgraced Japanese officer who had been bombed came back and reported: "Your Majesty, the enemy has buried a large number of mines in Dashan Bay. The forward troops should be in danger."

Sato said angrily again: "Bagaya Road, don't you want to be more careful? Why haven't you found any landmines?"

The Japanese officer said helplessly: "Your Excellency, according to my guess, the enemy's mines are not triggered, but detonated by detonation. And most of the landmines are in the grass on the roadside, so it is difficult for us to find them."

Sato gritted his teeth angrily and said immediately: "Occupy the nearby commanding heights immediately. The enemy will definitely not just plant one mine array here. These bastards don't know where they got so many mines."

"Hi!"

The Japanese officer took the order and immediately went to deliver the order.

I just didn't expect that at this moment, violent explosions came from Highland 1, Highland 2, and Highland 3 at the same time.

But this time it was not a mine but an artillery attack.

Since Duanwu had already prepared, he wanted to regain control of the three highlands as soon as possible, and it was impossible to give the little devil a chance.

So the Japanese reconnaissance team, who had just been as shocked as Sato Sato, encountered violent shelling, and then they saw enemies all over the mountains and plains rushing toward them with guns and swords.

The guerrillas at the front were almost all veterans. Some of them held machine guns and fired to suppress the firepower of the panicked Japanese, while others rushed forward with machetes to fight the enemy in hand-to-hand combat.

The little devil was a little excited when he saw the guerrillas rushing up.

Because the enemy is coming up, it means that the enemy will not fire, which is of great benefit to them without any harm.

What's more, he has absolute confidence in fighting against them.

Many Japanese soldiers even want to show off to the enemy on the opposite side: We are professionals in stabbing.

But when the guerrillas rushed up, he was slapped in the face.

The little devil's most proud stabbing technique was powerless against the broadsword.

They stabbed out with their spears and were struck by the opponent's sword. Then they could only watch helplessly as their opponent chopped off their heads with a knife.

The Japs were defeated miserably in this stabbing battle. After a dozen Japs had their heads removed, the remaining Japs had no intention of fighting.

There is a story that has been circulating among the Japanese. They can die in battle, but they cannot lose their heads, because the head is the head of the hundred suns. If the head is gone, they will not be able to go back to see their Amaterasu. Can become a lonely ghost.

So the little devil who was fearless finally had something to be afraid of, which was being afraid of having no brain.

But at this time, they made another fatal mistake. On the battlefield, you should never leave your back to the enemy!