Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 2699: Miserable Comrade Markov!

Marklov thought of Duanwu, but he didn't know that Duanwu was busy taking care of the poisoned civilians and soldiers at that time, and had no idea that he had not returned to the base.

But it's true that not only Duanwu, but no one remembered Markov and Vladimir.

Because first, they were not in the organization. After the battle, all the participating units of the Anti-Japanese Brigade were busy checking their own people, so no one noticed that Markov and Vladimir were not there.

The second thing is that there are many more people in the base, including more than a hundred villagers in Kaoshantun.

Furthermore, many villagers in Kaoshantun and soldiers of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces were poisoned, and everyone was busy rescuing the wounded, but no one thought of these two.

Of course, who could have thought that these two people would lose themselves while running after the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces, and even throw their shoes to ask for directions.

This time, not only did they run into the Japanese lair, but they were also beaten for twenty minutes. Both Markov and Vladimir's faces were swollen.

Markov angrily cursed the Japanese sergeant as an idiot, "I've already told you, and you still want to fight me?"

At this time, the Japanese sergeant also reacted and thought to himself, since the other party was about to speak, he beat him up, which was a bit too much!

But the Japanese sergeant didn't care. They hated the Soviets. If they could beat the Soviets, I'm afraid the Japanese would have attacked the Soviets long ago.

But the Japanese couldn't do it, so they could only capture two Soviets to vent their anger.

So the Japanese sergeant whistled and mocked, "Then tell me, what happened in Kaoshantun?"

Maklov suppressed his anger, but a cunning light flashed in his eyes. He patted the dust off his body and smiled at the Japanese sergeant:

"Hey, little devil, you've been beating me for a long time, you should at least give us a break. Besides, this is a long story, I have to start from the beginning."

Vladimir also interrupted at the right time and said, "Yes, we have been running for most of the day and haven't had a sip of water. Who can bear it if you come up and interrogate us? How about this, you give us something to eat and drink first, and we promise to tell you everything we know."

The Japanese sergeant narrowed his eyes and looked the two men up and down, as if weighing the truth of their words.

But he thought again, these two people are now in his hands, can they still cause any trouble?

So he waved his hand and signaled his men to bring some compressed biscuits and water.

Markov and Vladimir took the food and seemed to be eating it with big mouthfuls, but they couldn't swallow a piece for a long time.

They are buying time and looking for a way out of the predicament.

Marklov thought about asking Duanwu to rescue him, but there was no village or shop here, he didn't even know where he was, let alone his brother Duanwu.

So he has to rely on himself, and he has to find a way to escape with Vladimir.

Vladimir thought so too, but there were too many Japanese soldiers, more than twenty of them. Even if they snatched their guns, they could not escape.

However, at this moment, the Japanese sergeant urged impatiently: "Okay, we've almost finished eating, it's time to talk, right?"

Maklov wiped his mouth and deliberately kept the topic a secret: "Actually, the matter of Kaoshantun cannot be explained in a few words. You have to tell us first, why are you here? Did something big happen?"

When the Japanese sergeant heard this, his face instantly darkened, but he still resisted the urge to vent his anger. He snorted coldly, "Stop talking nonsense. Do you want to speak first, or do you want me to beat you to speak?"

Markov was helpless when he saw that the Japanese were not fooled.

He originally wanted to counter the Japanese.

But the Japanese didn't buy it. So Markov looked at Vladimir again.

Vladimir also looked helpless, but he would not let the Japanese get away with it so easily.

So, Vladimir pretended to sigh deeply, and then slowly said: "Well, since you want to know so much, I will tell you something. But you have to promise not to hit us again."

The Japanese sergeant nodded, indicating that he would not order his men to take action again.

At this time Vladimir continued:

"In fact, some things did happen in Kaoshantun, but those are not the main point. The main point is that your troops, oh no, now it should be said that the remnants, have been surrounded by the Anti-Japanese Brigade. They are numerous and have fierce firepower. Your people can't resist them at all."

When the Japanese sergeant heard this, his eyes suddenly turned red and he shouted angrily: "Nonsense! Our Imperial Japanese Army is invincible!"

Seeing this, Markov added at the right time: "Believe it or not, we saw it with our own eyes. The anti-Japanese brigade came like a tide, and your so-called Japanese Imperial Army fell like wheat being harvested. Oh, by the way, the leading anti-Japanese officer also said that all the devils must be wiped out, leaving no one alive."

The Japanese sergeant could no longer bear to listen, and he roared, "Baga, take me to see it now. I want to see which officer of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces said that. I want to chop off his head."

Vladimir said leisurely: "Qi Dabing, go ahead and chop him!"

"Nani?"

When the Japanese heard the three words "Qi Dabing", they were so shocked that their legs went limp.

They were the Japanese soldiers at the Hukou outpost. The three words "Qi Dabing" were like a nightmare to these Japanese soldiers.

The Japanese sergeant's face turned pale in an instant, with fear and disbelief flashing in his eyes.

His body trembled slightly, as if all his courage had been drained away by an invisible force.

The surrounding Japanese soldiers were also horrified, they looked at each other, their eyes full of fear and shock. Some even began to retreat, their legs shaking uncontrollably.

"No, ... Impossible, ... How could Qi Dabing still be alive? ..."

The Japanese sergeant muttered to himself, his voice trembling.

In his memory, Qi Dabing was already dead, so how did he come back to life? Could the previous rumors be true? Did Qi Dabing really come back to life?

That's simply too scary. He's called Crazy Qi, an existence that the entire Second Division is terrified of.

The thought of facing such an enemy made him feel an indescribable fear.

"We, ... we have to leave here and return to the Tiger's Mouth Post immediately!"

The Japanese sergeant immediately gave the order. Even if the commander gave the order, it would be useless now. He wanted to go back and he would not go to Kaoshantun anymore.

What's more, he had already found out the information and could go back and report.

If the headquarters is still unhappy, then send someone else to check and see if they dare to go?

At this time, the surrounding Japanese soldiers nodded in agreement as if they had been pardoned. They pushed Markov and Vladimir and returned the way they came!

(End of this chapter)