Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 2400 Further division of the tribe!

Night has fallen on the vast grassland!

In the center of the Wugan tribe, a bonfire was burning, the flames reaching the sky, reflecting the faces filled with joy.

Joyful laughter and excited drum beats echoed in the night sky, while herdsmen dressed in festive costumes held hands, formed circles, and danced happily.

Cheers could be heard from the crowd from time to time. They were the warriors of the Wugan tribe accepting rewards from their leader.

Under the leadership of the leader of the Wugan tribe and the command of Duanwu, the cavalry of the Wugan tribe successfully wiped out the invading Japanese army and achieved an unprecedented victory.

This victory not only protected their homeland, but also made the entire tribe famous. Even the tribal leaders who had left before came uninvited.

Just as the Wugan tribe's celebration banquet officially kicked off, beside the bonfire, when the long table was filled with rich food and mellow wine, a guard from the Wugan tribe came to report: Wurigeng Dalai Lama and other tribal leaders have arrived.

The leader of Wugan was a little unhappy. After all, when the Japanese attacked, these people didn't care about the life and death of the Wugan tribe at all, but ran away with their tails between their legs.

Wu Gan is very disgusted with such treacherous people.

But as a member of the tribal alliance, he cannot get too hostile with other tribal leaders.

What's more, this time, the other party came in the name of congratulations.

So Wu Gan had to go to greet them in person, and put on a forced smile, welcoming the leaders of several tribes and inviting them to sit in the most honorable seats.

The banquet continued, but the atmosphere subtly changed because of the sudden visitor.

The chief of Wugang and the tribal leaders such as the Wurigeng Dalai Lama raised their glasses to each other, seemingly celebrating, but in fact, there were undercurrents.

Wurigeng Dalai Lama is also one of the few heroes on the Mongolian grasslands.

His cavalry was not the largest in number nor the strongest on the grassland, but it was able to stop the Japs outside Chifeng. This had to be attributed to his ability to operate well.

After drinking a few glasses of wine, he gently put down his glass and said in a friendly but unyielding tone:

"Wugan Anda, your tribe has won a great victory this time. Not only did you defend our grassland, but you also seized so many sophisticated weapons and equipment. This is really cause for celebration! As members of the tribal alliance, we are naturally proud of this."

At this point, he paused deliberately, looked around, and seeing that everyone was listening attentively, he continued: "But then again, our tribal alliance is of the same blood and we help each other. Now that the Wugan tribe is strong, shouldn't we also consider how to drive the common development of other tribes in the alliance?"

The implication of Wurigeng Dalai's words was very clear. Several other tribal leaders also echoed him, some citing the lack of tribal resources, and some using security defense as an excuse, and asked Wugan leader for the captured weapons and equipment as part of the alliance's common development.

Upon hearing this, the Wugan leader's face changed slightly. Although he was angry in his heart, he still maintained a decent smile on his face, as if he was confident.

It turned out that before leaving, Duanwu had anticipated this and gave Wugan some instructions.

  Wu Gan still found it hard to believe. How could a shameless person reach such a point?

But he didn't expect that he would really encounter it today, so Chief Wugan brought out Duanwu's original words.

He coughed lightly and said, "What the leaders say makes sense. Our tribal alliance should support each other."

Upon hearing this, the leaders including the Urigeng Dalai Lama were delighted. They had not expected that it would be so smooth.

Unexpectedly, at this moment, Wugan used a "but" to change the subject and said, "However, these weapons and equipment were obtained by the warriors of my Wugan tribe at the cost of their lives, and cannot be given away easily.

However, our Wugan tribe is willing to conduct technical exchanges within the alliance, share combat experience, and jointly improve our defense capabilities. As for weapons and equipment, we can continue to seize them from the Japanese. And I suggest that the alliance distribute the captured materials in the future based on contribution. Whoever fights the Japanese the most and kills the most devils will get the largest share.

If someone is cunning and cunning, doesn't want to work hard, and wants to get benefits for free, then we should kick such people out of the alliance. Such a despicable villain is not worthy of being called a warrior on the grassland. We should spit on him together!"

When Wu Gan said this, the faces of tribal leaders such as Wurigeng Dalai turned red and white.

Could it be that they couldn't understand the meaning of Wu Gan's words?

They said that when we fight the Japanese in the future, whoever gets the spoils will own them. If anyone doesn't contribute but wants to get the benefits for free, then he will be kicked out of the alliance.

As a small tribe, they do not have the courage to leave the alliance.

Of course, the alliance cannot do without the Wugan tribe. Because the Wugan tribe is the most powerful. And with the supplies seized this time, the Wugan tribe can expand its forces by at least a thousand.

By that time, on the grassland, three or five tribes would not be a match for the Wugan tribe.

Therefore, although the leaders such as Wurigeng Dalai were dissatisfied with the Wugan tribe for eating alone, they could only give up temporarily and wait for the Japanese to retaliate and then sit back and watch the show.

In other words, Wugan's rejection of their request was equivalent to indirectly offending them, and they would also stand idly by when the Japanese led their troops to retaliate in the future.

So the so-called alliance is actually as fragile as a chicken egg.

The Dalai Lama and his companions came with high hopes but left disappointed.

On the road, Yarlung Zangbo rode his horse between several tribal leaders and said with a smile: "Don't the leaders find it strange?"

The Dalai Lama Wurigeng asked in confusion: "What's so strange?"

Yarlung Zangbo continued, "Given Wugan's personality, if he wanted to refuse us, he would have just driven us away. But not only did he not do that, he also gave us some advice. And what he said just now was not the spoken language we usually use on the grassland. He was repeating..."

"repeat?"

At this time, the other leaders also became curious.

Yarlung Zangbo said affirmatively: "Yes, it is a retelling. Someone taught him to say this. Leaders, can you guess who this person is?"

At this time, with a hint from Yarlung Zangbo, all the tribal leaders thought of one person, and that person was Ye Xiuwen, Wu Gan's new sworn brother.

They have all seen this person, especially the Dalai Lama Wurigeng.

The Dalai Lama Wurigeng had a very high opinion of this man, and the tribal leaders around him also knew it.

That's why they thought of this person at the same time.

At this time, Yarlung Zangbo said: "This person is not simple. He just arrived in the grassland and he has become sworn brothers with the most powerful tribe on the grassland. I think this person is very ambitious."

At this point, Yarlung Zangbo rushed to Wurigeng Dalai and said, "The Wurigeng leader was the first to meet Ye Xiuwen, but he did not become sworn brothers with the Wurigeng leader. I think he felt that the Wurigeng leader's tribe was too weak and wanted to provoke a war between us and the Japanese, so he threw the so-called information to us. So I think our tribes should be wary of this person!"