Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

The news of the assassination of the traitor Zhang Futang soon reached the devil's headquarters.

Hideyoshi Nakaichi, the highest commander of the Japanese in Jinzhou, was extremely furious, as Zhang Futang was the one who planned and arranged this.

And with Zhang Futang's betrayal, many people who had been wavering before were also preparing to throw themselves into the arms of his Great Japanese Empire.

But unexpectedly, Zhang Futang died at this time.

Therefore, Zhang Futang’s death at this time was not as simple as it seemed, that is, the death of an obedient dog.

Thus, a city-wide manhunt began. The Japanese soldiers, fully armed, cooperated with the traitors in the city, blocked the streets aggressively, and began to search for the murderer from house to house.

The streets were filled with a depressing atmosphere, as if even the air had frozen. The shops were closed, and there were few pedestrians. Only the footsteps of the Japanese soldiers echoed in the empty streets, like the countdown of death.

The Japs arrested people indiscriminately in the city and stopped citizens on the streets for questioning without any reason.

The faces of the innocent people were filled with fear and helplessness. They trembled under the tyranny of the Japanese invaders. Some girls even chose to commit suicide because they could not bear the humiliation of the Japanese invaders.

On both sides of the streets, one could often see the bodies of citizens abandoned by the devils; they had become innocent victims of the raid.

Duanwu didn't want to see such a scene, but he had no choice.

Because it was the Japanese who killed innocent people indiscriminately, and he just did what many people wanted to do but did not dare to do.

Duanwu didn't have to worry too much because the Japanese had already smashed open the door of the teahouse and rushed in.

The noise inside the teahouse was chaotic, with the sound of tables being overturned, tea bowls falling to the ground and breaking, and the voices of the arrested people making excuses.

Of course, there were also the footsteps of the Japanese and traitors coming up the stairs.

At this time, the boss's voice came again: "Madam, Madam, there are several ladies drinking tea upstairs. We really haven't seen any suspicious people. Tell me, who dares to commit crimes under the noses of the ladies? Don't you think so?"

The Japanese officer had a gloomy face the whole time, but he actually listened to a few words of the shop owner.

If there really were imperial troops upstairs, then he believed that the assassin would not dare to come here.

  "Sakura! Sakura!

In the sky in late spring

  Cloudless and clear sky

Like colorful clouds and white clouds

How beautiful the fragrance is,"

Before the Japanese officer had completely climbed the stairs to the second floor, he heard a melodious Japanese song coming from the private room.

The Japanese officer signaled everyone to stop because he liked this song very much.

"I haven't heard this song for a long time. I remember that I used to sing a few lines when I missed my hometown."

The Japanese officer muttered to himself, and the Japanese soldiers beside him did not dare to speak.

The Japanese soldiers didn't dare to speak, let alone the shop owner.

After a while, the singing stopped and the Japanese officer turned around and walked downstairs.

Since the cherry blossom was enough to prove that the people in the room were the Imperial Japanese Army, he didn't need to investigate further.

The Japanese retreated with their men, and Duanwu saw it all.

Duanwu asked everyone to continue eating and drinking. Although they were full, the time was not up yet because they still had to cooperate with Ma Hu to rescue Xiaodao Liu's sister.

But at this time, Ma Shanpao said worriedly: "Leader Ye, we have made such a big commotion in the city, can Ma Hu and his men still get in?"

Duanwu smiled and said, "Do you think they will come in through the city gate?" Ma Shanpao asked puzzledly, "Then where will they come in from?"

Duanwu did not answer, but smiled. Because Ma Shanpao did not know where Ma Hu came from, but he knew it very well.

Ma Hu brought so many people with him and was confident that he could enter the city. Apart from breaking in by force, there was only one possibility left, and that was to take the underground tunnel.

Others would certainly not be able to do this, but Ma Hu and the others were different. These were all outlaws, and if they said they didn't have some tricks, Duanwu would never believe it.

And as expected, Ma Hu and others entered Jinzhou City through the tunnel.

As soon as they entered the city, they received news that the Japanese were searching the entire city.

However, Ma Hu didn't care, because no one would come to search his yard because the traitor in charge of this area was his subordinate.

This is also the reason why Ma Hu is so clear about the Japanese spies lurking in Majiaji.

Xiao Dao Liu naturally knew this point. But Ma Hu believed that his brothers would not betray him. Otherwise, his brothers in the city would have been killed by the devils long ago.

At this time, someone came to report: "Boss, someone assassinated Zhang Futang, so the streets are in such chaos."

Ma Hu asked back: "Is Zhang Futang dead?"

"died!"

Ma Hu's subordinates answered, but Ma Hu was shocked at this time.

He had heard of this person. The traitor Zhang Futang was very vigilant and had many bodyguards around him, so it would be impossible to assassinate him without thirty to fifty people.

But the guerrilla leader Ye, with only five people, killed the other side in a very short time. This is simply unbelievable.

However, at this time, Li Tiezhu complained: "Didn't Ye Xiuwen say that he would wait until we entered the city before taking action? He killed people just after we entered the city. How can we go to the Japanese military police to rescue Xiaodao's sister?"

"Eh!"

Ma Hu waved his hand, and then said: "Saving our sister is our own business. Brother Ye agreed to help, that's his business. What's more, I think Brother Ye must have encountered an emergency and decided to take action first."

Everyone nodded, agreeing with Ma Hu's words.

Ma Hu rolled his eyes and said, "First, find a way to contact Brother Ye. Then we will take action."

Li Tiezhu was an impatient person, and he said, "Boss, that guy surnamed Ye took action without waiting for us. Why should we inform him before we take action?"

Ma Hu shook his head helplessly, because Li Tiezhu was actually a smart man, but sometimes his mind just wouldn't think straight.

So Ma Hu patiently explained, "Now there are Japanese outside, it is not convenient for us to move. Why don't we ask Brother Ye if he has any plans or intelligence? This way, we can be more confident in our actions. Do you understand?"

"oh oh!"

Li Tiezhu suddenly realized what was going on. He was worried that the boss would join the guerrillas.

In other words, although Li Tiezhu also respected the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Forces, he did not want to join them.

This may sound contradictory, but if you think about it, it does make sense.

These people were used to a free and unrestrained life, and they simply couldn't stand being suddenly assigned to a military unit with strict discipline.

Unless they have no other options and are forced to change themselves, no outlaw wants to join the regular army! (End of this chapter)