Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

The Mongolian cavalry walked away. Ma Pingan sat with Duanwu and asked, "Why did you give the information to them? I wanted to send it back to the organization."

Duanwu smiled and said, "What will happen if we send it to the organization? The Japanese are shameless. Even if we make it known to the world, they will never admit it. But it will be different if we hand it over to those Mongolian nobles. They will think that the Japanese are playing tricks on them. Not only will they not continue to contact the Japanese, but they will also cause trouble for them. Haha, if they cause trouble for the Japanese, then won't it be a lot easier for us?"

When Ma Pingan heard this, he laughed out loud: "Hahaha, brother Duanwu, you are laying mines for the Japanese again!"

Duanwu said helplessly: "There is nothing we can do about this. We are short of troops now! We can only make enemies for the devils everywhere."

  Ma Pingan nodded, thinking that what Duanwu said was right. Although the Japanese attack was blocked, their strength should not be underestimated.

Moreover, not every battlefield in China has a Dragon Boat Festival, otherwise how could the Japanese invaders set foot into the country?

So an idea popped up in Ma Ping'an's mind that he must not let brother Duanwu take risks in the future. If he died on the front line, it would be a great loss.

There was no conversation along the way, and the convoy headed north smoothly to their destination.

The destination of the Dragon Boat Festival is Songyuan in the northwest of Jilin, where there are vast mountains and forests that serve as natural barriers.

This is a good place to fight the Japanese. We can attack or defend, and weapons can also be transported here from the Soviet Union.

The Soviet Markov still owes the Dragon Boat Festival arms.

Moreover, this time when he went to Northeast China to fight against the Japanese, Duanwu also brought with him a full 100,000 oceans of gold.

Duanwu plans to use the money to purchase weapons and equipment and expand his power in the Northeast.

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At the same time, early the next day, Urigeng Dalai Lama had contacted several nobles.

These nobles lived not far from the tribe of the Urgeng Dalai Lama, so after receiving the letter, they ran to the Urgeng Dalai Lama, and they also brought with them a wise young man from the Yarlung Zangbo region.

Yarlung Zangbo is only 20 years old this year, wearing glasses and is gentle and refined. He was sent to study in Japan by his father in his early years and is fluent in Japanese, Chinese, English and German.

So he became the most famous wise man in eastern Mongolia.

He took the information provided by Wurigeng Dalai Lama and looked at it and said, "Uncle Wurigeng, this is indeed the information of the Japanese biochemical experiment. And from the records above, they are indeed brewing a conspiracy against our Inner Mongolia. And in these materials, they mentioned the insider. The insider will transport these monsters to the designated location and then release them."

Wurigeng Dalai said angrily: "These damn devils actually want to play tricks on us. If they dare to enter the territory of Inner Mongolia again, I will definitely let my cavalry trample them into meat paste."

The other leaders also nodded. They deeply hated the Japanese behavior.

However, at this time, Yarlung Zangbo smiled and said, "Uncles, the devil's biochemical laboratory has been destroyed by that young officer. I think the Japanese will not be able to restart their plan for a while. So I think the most urgent thing is to find the traitor. Don't you agree?"

"Yes, yes, what little Yarlung Zangbo said is right."

Wurigeng Dalai Lama echoed this, and other nobles also nodded.

But at this moment, a noble suddenly said: "How could there be a traitor among our Mongolian warriors?"

Others also said: "Yes, we Mongolians are all of one mind, there will be no such thing as traitors."

At this time, Wurigeng Dalai narrowed his eyes slightly. He didn't have such a stupid idea. The Mongols were all warriors and there would be no traitors. If the benefits given by the Japanese were enough, even many nobles would betray other nobles.

Therefore, if he wants to investigate this matter, he has to do it himself.

Moreover, his territory was in the easternmost part, which was more convenient than that of other nobles.

"That young officer seems very smart. If I meet him again, he should be able to come up with a good idea for me."

Wurigeng Dalai couldn't help but think of Duanwu, but then he thought it would be hard to see him. He was heading north, and according to the time, he should have left his territory. And sure enough, before dawn, Duanwu's convoy had already left Wurigeng Dalai's territory and entered the territory of another noble.

This nobleman was called Wugan, and he had more soldiers and horses than Wurigeng Dalai.

So soon, Duanwu's convoy was discovered by Wugan's men. Wugan's men hurried to report to Wugan.

Wu Gan was still admiring the pillow when he heard his subordinates' anxious voices from outside the tent: "Chief! Chief? I have an emergency to report to you!"

"Who is it so early?"

Wu Gan muttered a few words in dissatisfaction, forced his heavy eyelids open, put on his coat, and strode towards the door.

If there is nothing important, if the other party dares to disturb him, he will make sure the other party has a taste of his big fist.

When he opened the curtain of the tent, what came into view was the panicked faces of his men.

Wu Gan instinctively felt that something seemed to have happened, otherwise no one would come to disturb his sleep at this time.

So Wu Gan yawned and asked, "What's the matter? So urgent?"

"Sir, it's bad! The Japanese have entered our territory, and it's a convoy with quite a lot of people!"

Wu Gan's men only saw the Japanese car and thought that the people in the car must be Japanese, so they reported to Wu Gan that it was the Japanese who entered their territory.

When Wu Gan heard this, his sleepiness instantly disappeared and his face became solemn.

"Japanese? How could they come to our territory? Gather everyone here immediately. We must drive them out. These damned Japanese will bring us plague."

"Yes, Sir Chief!"

Wu Gan's men took the order and immediately went to find other small leaders in the tribe.

In Wugan's big tent, more than a dozen small leaders quickly gathered together.

The whole tent was tense and depressing.

Wugan’s territory is very close to the enemy’s frontline.

Therefore, they are also facing the greatest threat from the Japanese.

The atmosphere in the tent was tense and depressing. They had heard about how powerful the Japanese were.

If the Japanese had not been afraid of the Mongolian cavalry in the vast grasslands, they would have probably rushed in long ago.

But the Mongols didn't believe that the Japs would let them go so easily.

Therefore, the nobles in these territories close to the east had already united together, and if any Japanese wanted to encroach on their grasslands, they would give them a head-on blow.

So before the meeting started, Wu Gan ordered his men to immediately send a letter to the nearby leaders, telling them that the Japanese had entered his territory! (End of this chapter)