Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 2686: Bloody Battle in the Poisonous Fog Forest!

"Report to the company commander, the brother in front is having trouble breathing."

Just when Li Ergou and his men had just killed all the Japanese and rescued the villagers, a soldier came to report that one of the soldiers was experiencing difficulty breathing.

In fact, Li Ergou also had it. He killed the most fiercely and rushed to the front.

He suddenly thought of something. Those devils were all wearing gas masks.

Li Ergou thought to himself, "Oh no, there is poison gas, the Japanese have released it."

At this time, Li Ergou remembered what the captain told them about the chemical gases commonly used by the Japanese when they seized the gas masks.

He immediately gave the order: "Take off the gas masks on the Japanese and put them on your heads. Then go and report to the captain that the Japanese have released poison gas. Ask him what to do?"

"Yes!"

A soldier took the order and ran back immediately.

At this moment, fierce gunfire was heard from the north side of the woods.

It turned out that a company of Chunjianghao's First Detachment had a conflict with the Japanese reinforcements.

When Li Ergou heard the gunshots, he immediately understood that the captain must have been worried about his safety and sent reinforcements.

But this was very bad, because they saw that the Japs had poison gas, and they did not expect that the Japs would have poison gas this time, so the gas masks were placed in the base.

Li Ergou was worried that the reinforcements would also be attacked by poison gas, so he immediately ordered: "Those without gas masks should cover the villagers to evacuate, and the others with gas masks should follow me to provide support."

"Yes!"

A platoon leader under Li Ergou responded and immediately split his troops into two groups, one group covered the villagers' evacuation, while the other group went to reinforce them.

But at this time, the Japanese had already started firing, and a large number of poison gas bombs fell into the woods where the firefight was taking place, causing the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces soldiers to cough and choke.

Chun Jianghao, the company commander of the first team, also a veteran, sensed something was wrong and immediately ordered a retreat.

But at this time, the Japs launched a fierce attack.

The Japs all wore gas masks and fought in the poisonous gas like fish in water.

But it was different for the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces fighters. They had difficulty breathing in the poison gas, and some even showed symptoms of shock.

The company commander was extremely anxious. It was not because they could not defeat the Japs, but because the Japs' poison gas was too strong. If the soldiers inhaled a little bit, they would lose their combat effectiveness.

However, at this moment, just when the company commander was at a loss, Li Ergou and his men suddenly appeared from the flank of the Japanese like divine soldiers sent from the sky.

Their appearance disrupted the Japanese's formation in an instant.

Li Ergou led the charge, holding a submachine gun, and shouted loudly while shooting: "Hit, hit hard!"

Li Ergou's roar greatly boosted the morale of the soldiers. Every soldier bravely took the lead and fought a desperate battle with the Japanese.

Seeing this, the company commander, who had a chance to catch his breath, immediately ordered his men to wet their towels or clothes and cover their mouths and noses with them, then he fought back and launched a counterattack against the enemy.

Although the Japanese were well-equipped, they gradually lost their advantage under the two-way attack of the Anti-Japanese United Army.

The Japanese officer shouted: Hold on, hold on.

His voice became muffled under the influence of the gas mask.

But even so, the Japanese defense lines were still constantly broken through by the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces fighters, and many Japanese were killed on the spot under the fire of submachine guns.

However, the Japanese were not willing to accept defeat. One of their officers ordered his men to go back for help, while at the same time ordering his soldiers to throw grenades wildly to stop the attack of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces.

Boom boom boom!

In an instant, the sounds of grenade explosions in the woods almost became one, and the extremely terrifying explosions swept in all directions.

At this moment, every grenade fell with a deafening roar, as if the whole world was shaking. At the moment of the explosion, flames shot up into the sky, like an angry fire dragon tearing the surrounding air, blowing the trees apart, and the branches and leaves flew all over the sky as if swept by a strong wind.

The terrifying explosion was like the bell of Judgment Day. The strong shock wave threw dirt, gravel, and dead branches and leaves into the air, forming patches of earth mist and flames that covered the sky.

These earth mists and tongues of fire intertwined together to form a series of terrifying pictures.

But what the Japanese never expected was that the huge impact caused by the explosion actually dispersed a lot of the poisonous fog that was originally filled in the woods.

The deadly poisonous fog was like dark clouds swept away by a strong wind, blown into pieces and scattered everywhere, making the poisonous gas in the forest become much thinner.

The Anti-Japanese Allied Forces fighters were overjoyed to see this, because many of them did not have gas masks and it was difficult for them to fight in the poisonous gas.

But they didn't expect that the Japanese's subconscious actions actually helped them.

So, Li Ergou and the company commander took advantage of the gap between the explosions and the brief opportunity when the poisonous fog was dispersed to quickly adjust their formation, divide themselves into several combat teams, and launch a fierce attack on the Japanese at the same time.

The submachine guns in their hands fired dense bullets, sweeping towards the enemy like a rainstorm.

Under the dense firepower network, the Japanese were beaten so badly that they could not raise their heads, and their defense line quickly collapsed under the fierce attack of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces fighters.

There were even a few Japanese soldiers who tried to throw grenades, but were instantly turned into sieves by bullets.

The grenade that had not been thrown exploded on the Japanese's own position, and not only did it fail to injure the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces soldiers, but it also killed their own people.

The Japanese officers looked desperate; they had no advantage in terms of numbers or firepower.

The poisonous fog that he had relied on before also disappeared due to his foolish actions.

After realizing the reality, the Japanese officer immediately ordered a retreat.

Because if they don't retreat now, they may never have another chance to retreat.

They abandoned their heavy weapons and the bodies of their companions and fled in a panic.

The Anti-Japanese Allied Forces soldiers were chasing after them, but when they came out of the woods, they were once again stunned by the scene in front of them. A large amount of poisonous fog was spreading, drifting from the direction of Kaoshantun.

Li Ergou was the first to react and ordered loudly: "Retreat, retreat from the poisonous fog and wait for the captain's order."

At this time, although Li Ergou also wanted to give chase, the enemy's situation was unclear, and a large amount of poisonous fog blocked their way. Rushing in rashly like this was definitely a taboo in military strategy.

So he had to wait for the captain's order.

At the same time, Duanwu also received Li Ergou's report.

After learning about the situation, Duanwu responded immediately.

Order all personnel to cover their mouths and noses with towels or clothes soaked in water, and quickly move to the south.

Because the wind is blowing from the southeast today, the poisonous fog will definitely drift towards the northwest.

And their location was exactly northwest of Kaoshantun.

The entire army acted quickly. After taking precautions, they quickly detoured to the south and sent out a communicator to find Li Ergou, ordering him and the two companies of Chun Jianghao's first detachment to detour to the south at the same time and bypass Kaoshantun.

The reason why Duanwu issued this order was because he heard from the signalman that Kaoshantun had been attacked by poison gas.

Duanwu guessed that this must be the Japanese biological and chemical troops conducting experiments.

These devils are completely devoid of conscience. If there is a chance, Duanwu will never let go of any chance to kill them. And even if it costs a certain price, Duanwu will not hesitate.

Because these devils are too threatening to ordinary people and the fighters of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces! .

(End of this chapter)