Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 2758 Liujiaping exploded!

Aizawa led seven or eight miserable devils and ran wildly all the way, finally escaping from the triple checkpoints.

At this moment, their faces were filled with fear and exhaustion, as if they had just escaped from hell.

Lieutenant Colonel Chiharu and the Japanese soldiers at the edge of the camp naturally heard the gunshots from the Sanchong Pass. They all looked in the direction of the Sanchong Pass, and then saw Aizawa and seven or eight Japanese soldiers fleeing from the Sanchong Pass in a panic.

"How's it going inside?"

"Aizawa-kun, where are the others?"

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Some Japanese soldiers came forward to ask questions, but Aizawa ignored them and went straight to see Major Chiharu.

When he saw Major Chiharu, Aizawa shouted breathlessly: "Major Chiharu! There is... an ambush inside Sanchong Pass! We were ambushed by the Anti-Japanese Alliance!"

Lieutenant Colonel Chiharu's face was solemn when he heard this. Because as expected, there was an enemy ambush in the Sanchong Pass. In other words, Colonel Nakajima's guess was correct, the Sanchong Pass was a trap.

So Chiharu asked, "Tell me in detail, what happened?"

Aizawa swallowed, trying to calm himself, then reported the situation inside the Three Pass to Major Chiharu in detail.

He described how the anti-Japanese fighters on the cliff were elusive, how they used the terrain advantage to ambush them, and how they fought desperately but ultimately suffered heavy losses.

After listening to this, Major Chiharu was silent for a while. Although he felt somewhat dissatisfied with the loss of so many people, he also knew that it was not Aizawa's fault. After all, he had been very careful.

So he patted Aizawa on the shoulder and said, "You did a great job. Coming back alive is the greatest victory. Now, I will report this situation to Lord Nakajima."

"Okay, Chiharu-kun!"

Aizawa respectfully saw Chiharu off and then heaved a sigh of relief, because he, Aizawa, was alive again.

Although dozens of his colleagues died in order for him to survive, he felt it was worth it.

At this time, Chiharu naturally had no idea what Aizawa was thinking, but she trotted off to report to Colonel Nakajima.

Lifting the door curtain of the central army tent, Major Chiharu stood at attention and saluted Colonel Nakajima who was looking at a map behind his desk.

Colonel Nakajima glanced at Chiharu and gestured, "Speak!"

Chiharu said quickly, "Mr. Nakajima, there was indeed an ambush inside Sanchongguan. Mr. Aizawa was ambushed by the Anti-Japanese Alliance and suffered heavy losses. Only Mr. Aizawa and seven or eight others managed to escape."

After saying that, Chiharu lowered her head and waited for Colonel Nakajima's order.

Upon hearing this, Colonel Nakajima's expression suddenly became serious.

He stood up, put his hands behind his back, and paced back and forth in the command center.

Because this is very tricky, the enemy has not left yet, and has set an ambush in the triple pass. This is simply playing him with open cards.

Major Chiharu stood aside, not daring to make a sound. He could feel that Colonel Nakajima was thinking, so he did not dare to disturb him.

After a long time, Colonel Nakajima finally stopped. He looked up at Major Chiharu and sighed, "The enemy's number and intentions are unclear at the moment. We cannot advance rashly."

At this point, Nakajima paused and said, "Chiharu, go to the communications room immediately and send a telegram to His Excellency Kujo Miyakita, asking him to send a reconnaissance plane to investigate Sanchongguan. We need to find out the specific deployment of the Anti-Japanese United Army, their troops, weapons, and locations. Only in this way can we proceed to the next step."

"Hi!"

Lieutenant Colonel Chiharu bowed in response, then turned and left the military tent.

At this moment, he let out a long sigh, and the stone in his heart finally fell to the ground.

At least, this time, Colonel Nakajima did not call him a fool, and entrusted him with such an important task as sending electricity to His Excellency Kujo Miyakita. What an honor!

So Qianchun didn't dare to delay and trotted all the way to the communication room.

Major Chiharu walked into the communications room, where several telegraph machines were buzzing and the signalmen were busy sending and receiving telegrams.

He walked quickly to an unused telegraph machine and instructed the signalman beside him: "Send a telegram to His Excellency Kujo Miyakita immediately. The content is as follows: An ambush of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces was discovered in Sanchongguan, and the Aizawa reconnaissance team was severely damaged. Please send a reconnaissance plane to conduct reconnaissance and find out the strength, weapons and deployment of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces."

The signalman quickly recorded the message and tapped the transmitter rapidly. After a while, the message was sent out.

Major Chiharu stood aside, silently praying in his heart that Lord Kujo Miyakita would reply as soon as possible so that he could report to Lord Nakajima.

And fifty kilometers away from Sanchongguan, Kujomiyakita, who was still marching towards the anti-Japanese brigade’s headquarters, soon received the telegram from Chiharu.

Jiujo Gongkita only read a few words and ordered the troops to stop, and the entire army stopped to rest.

Kujo Miyakita felt that this report was very important.

After he got off the car, he ordered his men to bring a map and started looking at it on the ground.

The telegram said that the anti-Japanese brigade had left an ambush at Sanchong Pass.

This is very strange, the Anti-Japanese Brigade should not have so many troops.

It was extremely abnormal that he wanted to have a decisive battle with me in the garrison or in the Phoenix Mountain area, and he also sent troops to ambush at Sanchongguan.

Kujo Miyakita's eyes gradually became profound, his fingers lightly slid across the map, and he fell into deep thought.

When this failed, he stood up again and paced back and forth.

But he still had no idea, and it was obvious that Nakajima could not see the details of the Anti-Japanese Brigade, so he requested a reconnaissance plane.

It seems that this reconnaissance plane really needs to be sent to find out the strength of the Anti-Japanese Brigade at Sanchongguan first.

Thinking of this, he immediately ordered the signalmen to send telegrams to Nakajima and the Fengtian Command Headquarters respectively.

The content of the telegram was to ask Nakajima to wait for a moment and to ask the Fengtian Command to send a reconnaissance plane to Sanchongguan for investigation, and the sooner the better, because it was about to get dark.

It's already around four o'clock in the afternoon, and it will be completely dark in another three hours.

And Kujo Miyakita had to launch an attack on the anti-Japanese brigade before it got completely dark.

Thinking of this, he ordered the signalman to send a telegram to the Kitano Detachment to ask where they were. For the last section of the road, they needed to march quickly to quickly encircle the Anti-Japanese Battalion.

So the signalman immediately sent a telegram to Captain Kitano.

At this time, Captain Kitano was still riding on his tall horse, his body swaying slightly with the horse.

His back was warmed by the setting sun, and he felt very comfortable.

However, at this moment, the communications officer came running to report: "Your Excellency, Lord Kujo called to ask where we are now. We may need to march quickly and join the main force to quickly encircle the enemy and catch them off guard."

Major General Kitano raised his head, looked at the flat terrain around him, and asked, "Where are we now?"

The communications officer quickly replied: "Liujiaping!"

Boom!

Before the communications officer finished speaking, the entire Liujiaping shook!

(End of this chapter)