Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

The cavalry of the Wugan tribe was like a long-gathering storm, rushing towards the enemy ahead with unstoppable momentum.

The puppet army, which had been silent as a mouse, began to panic in the face of this powerful momentum.

But at this critical moment of life and death, the strong desire to survive forced the puppet soldiers to grit their teeth and try to organize a final resistance.

They knew that once their defense line collapsed, they would be trampled by war horses and die.

So, the puppet troops began to adjust their positions in a hurry and built a fragile line of defense to resist the charge of the Wugan tribal cavalry.

But all this is in vain, because in the face of cavalry, if there is not enough firepower to crush the enemy, all that awaits them will be trampling by fierce horses.

At this time, the cavalry of the Wugan tribe turned into a surging tide and rushed into the crowd of puppet troops with overwhelming force.

Faced with this irresistible force, the puppet troops were ruthlessly swept away like fallen leaves in the autumn wind.

Some puppet soldiers were knocked flying by the huge impact force of the war horses. Their bodies rolled helplessly in the air. The weapons in their hands had long since fallen out of their hands, drawing arcs in the air, and then fell heavily to the ground like kites with broken strings.

Dust and gravel flew everywhere, accompanied by a dull crash, and the puppet soldiers' bodies seemed to have been drained of all their strength and they could no longer move.

The puppet soldiers who were knocked away struggled in pain, their limbs waving wildly in the mud, trying to find a trace of support, but everything seemed so pale and powerless.

Afterwards, countless war horses trampled over them and landed heavily on them, making a heart-pounding sound.

Their bodies were crushed and deformed under the horses' hooves, their sternums were broken, their internal organs ruptured, and blood gushed out like fountains, mixing with the mud, forming a shocking picture.

On the battlefield, screams and shouts rose and fell, but in this land shrouded in death, these sounds seemed so weak. Soon they were drowned out by the sound of horse hooves, war cries, and the collision of weapons, as if even the sky was trembling because of this cruel battle.

But at this time, the battle not only did not end, but became more and more intense.

After the violent collision, the two began to fight each other.

The huge impact force made the steel knives of the Wugan tribe cavalry invincible. Once the puppet soldiers were hit by the knives, they would be seriously injured even if they did not die.

Although the puppet soldiers were filled with fear and despair, when faced with death, they actually began to fight for their lives.

When they had used up all the bullets in their rifles, they rushed forward, using their rifles and bayonets as spears.

They used bayonets to block the cavalry's scimitars. The bayonets and scimitars collided in the air, making a harsh sound of metal clashing and sparks flying.

In the melee, the cavalry of the Wugan tribe still had an absolute advantage. They were in a dominant position and could kill the puppet soldiers as easily as cutting melons and vegetables.

As the war horses stirred and galloped, they kept knocking the puppet soldiers to the ground.

But the puppet troops had no way to retreat. Even though they knew they would hardly survive this battle, they still gathered together and put up a stubborn resistance.

On the battlefield, the sounds of people shouting and horses neighing were deafening, as if they were going to tear the world apart.

The blood and mud mixed together to form a shocking picture.

Both sides have become blood-thirsty. One side is fighting desperately to protect its homeland and territory, while the other side is simply fighting to survive.

Both sides tried their best and fought selflessly on the battlefield which was seven or eight hundred meters long and wide.

The Japanese soldiers in the distance sneered after seeing this scene. The lives of the puppet soldiers were worthless in their eyes. As long as the puppet soldiers could hold back the Wugan tribe cavalry for a while, they could catch up with the migrating herdsmen of the Wugan tribe.

General Takeda ordered the Japanese cavalry to quickly advance towards the direction of the herdsmen of the Wugan tribe to lure another cavalry to intercept them.

As long as the cavalry of the Wugan tribe intercepted them, they would have fallen into his trap.

At the same time, Duanwu naturally saw this scene.

Duanwu and Wugan, the great leader, laughed and said, "Did you see what the devils were doing?"

Wu Gan thought for a moment and said, "The devils are cutting off their tail, and then rushing towards my migrating tribe with all their might. They must be trying to lure us into intercepting them, so that they can encircle and annihilate us."

Duanwu nodded first, and then said: "The Japanese are courting death, constantly dividing their forces, and even sacrificing some people to serve as bait. Wugan Anda, you must remember that you must never make this kind of mistake in future battles. Because it only takes a few minutes, and maybe your enemy will eat this part of your bait."

Wu Gan nodded. He had 100% trust in Duanwu's tactics.

So he smiled and said, "Then let's go eat the devil's bait now."

Duanwu also smiled and said, "Then we must go all out in this battle and make it a quick victory."

"kindness!"

Wu Gan nodded, and started galloping on horseback with Duanwu. Behind them were more than a thousand cavalrymen from the Wu Gan tribe.

A flare slowly exploded in the air, pointing in the direction of the Japanese cavalry.

When General Takeda saw this scene, he sneered slightly.

Even without listening to the reconnaissance plane's report, he knew that their enemy had taken the bait.

He immediately ordered his troops, "Speed ​​up and surround them."

Takeda's tactics were very simple. He first treated the puppet army as abandoned pawns to tie down a part of the cavalry of the Wugan tribe, and then used his own cavalry as bait to force the enemy to intercept. He then used all his strength to encircle and annihilate most of the cavalry of the Wugan tribe. After eliminating these cavalry, he turned around to deal with a small number of cavalry in another direction.

Takeda's plan was very sound, but unfortunately, he might have forgotten that the Wugan tribe had another cavalry unit, and this cavalry unit was the one that was previously responsible for protecting the Wugan tribe.

After seeing the attack signal, they quickly rushed towards the direction of the Japanese cavalry.

At this moment, the earth roared, and even the sky seemed to be shaking.

After seeing this scene, the Japanese reconnaissance plane quickly reported to General Takeda.

However, after hearing this report, General Takeda only frowned slightly.

He had more enemies, but he thought it was a good thing. Otherwise, he would have to fight them one by one on the grassland.

Takeda sneered, and his frown instantly relaxed. He ordered, "Don't worry about him. No matter how many enemies come, they will die here today. Order the first infantry battalion to make a detour from the left, and the second infantry battalion to make a detour from the right. The artillery and baggage troops, including the troops directly under the military headquarters and the tank squadron, will form the central army with me and be ready for artillery support at any time."

"Hi!"

A Japanese officer took the order, and immediately all the Japanese troops started to move. Nearly 3,000 Japanese soldiers were ready to capture all the cavalry of the Wugan tribe from the periphery! (End of this chapter)