Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 2759: Feast of Kitano Detachment!

Boom!

With a huge roar, it seemed as if the sky was falling and the earth was splitting apart, and the entire Liujiaping was shaking because of the roar.

The trembling feeling was like an earthquake, making the earth tremble.

Dust and smoke rose like a wave into the sky, instantly engulfing everything around and covering the entire sky.

The originally bright sky became dim and dark at this moment, as if covered by a thick curtain.

Immediately afterwards, a series of explosions like the wrath of Thundergod rang out one after another on Liujiaping.

The explosion was deafening, as if it was going to tear the whole world apart.

Every explosion was like an invisible force that tore hideous wounds on the earth.

Those wounds, like the giant mouths of ancient ferocious beasts, devoured everything around them, making the entire earth riddled with holes.

Under the impact of the explosion, the soil was lifted up by the huge shock wave, rolling and surging like boiling water, splashing in all directions.

The soil seemed to be given life, dancing wildly, interweaving with the smoke in the air, forming a horrifying chaotic scene.

The soil was mixed with gravel and grass roots, which drew arcs in the air, then fell heavily to the ground, and were then buried by more soil.

The stones in the ground were also turned out at this time.

They collided with each other in the air, splashing sparks, like meteors across the night sky.

The sparks looked particularly dazzling in the dim sky, as if adding a touch of tragic color to the disaster.

Some stones were smashed directly into pieces, turning into dust all over the sky, which mixed with the smoke, making the sky, which was already full of dust, even thicker and heavier.

Boom! Boom!

The explosions continued, and each explosion was accompanied by a dazzling light, as blinding as the scorching sun.

The light flickered in the dust and smoke, as if it had set the whole world on fire.

Then came the overwhelming gust of air, like a raging flood, sweeping away everything.

The air wave, carrying endless power and a breath of destruction, spread out in all directions.

Wherever the gusts of wind passed, soil and rocks were ruthlessly overturned and crushed.

The originally compacted soil became soft like sand under the impact of the air waves; the originally hard stones became shattered like dust under the crushing of the air waves.

Everything becomes vulnerable in the face of this powerful force.

In this continuous explosion, the Japanese troops marching in Liujiaping were naturally not spared.

Their bodies were thrown high into the sky like kites with broken strings.

The little Japanese soldiers rolled and twisted in the air, flying around like a pile of broken garbage.

Some Japanese soldiers were torn into pieces by the huge shock wave at the moment of the explosion, with blood and flesh flying everywhere, turning into balls of blood rain, and then swallowed up by the dust and smoke.

Those Japanese soldiers who had not been directly killed by the explosion were also thrown far away under the impact of the air wave, like dead leaves blown up by the wind.

They howled in fear in the air, the sound seemed particularly shrill amid the roar of the explosion, but was soon drowned out by the endless roar.

At the same time, the Japanese war horses were not spared.

They were equally vulnerable under the impact of the explosion. Some war horses were blown away, drawing beautiful arcs in the air, and then fell heavily to the ground.

Some war horses collided with the Japanese soldiers and crushed the riders to death, while others broke their legs and lay on the ground neighing in pain.

Naturally, the Japanese tanks could not escape the explosion.

Those solid armors became as fragile as thin paper in front of the huge shock wave. Some tanks were directly blown to pieces, parts flew everywhere, and even ignited a raging fire.

Some were overturned on the ground with their wheels facing the sky, like an upside-down turtle.

Some of the Japanese soldiers in the tank were killed directly by the explosion, while others were trapped inside the vehicle. They desperately banged on the deformed hatch, but could only watch the fire inside the vehicle burn them to death.

The Japanese soldiers on the roadside who had not been directly killed by the explosion were not having an easy time either.

Some of them were blown away and fell heavily to the ground.

Blood gushed out of their mouths, noses and ears in an instant, and even the brains of some of the Japanese soldiers were splashed out.

Their eyes were filled with despair about death, because they had no way of stopping this from happening.

Other Japanese soldiers were sprayed with oil and fire from the explosion of nearby vehicles, and their bodies instantly caught fire.

They flapped and rolled frantically, trying to put out the flames on their bodies, but it only made the flames burn more vigorously.

In the end, they turned into blackened charred corpses in the raging fire, lying powerlessly in the blood-soaked soil.

At this time, Liujiaping seemed to have turned into a Shura hell, with the corpses of Japanese soldiers, the wreckage of war horses, and the fragments of chariots everywhere.

Major General Kitano luckily survived. Although he was crushed under his own horse, his head was still clear.

His eyes were wide open with disbelief, as if the scene before him was beyond his comprehension.

He looked around in a daze, because he had never dreamed that he would be ambushed in such a flat place like Liujiaping.

And how many mines are there? Are their enemies that rich? There must be at least thousands of mines exploding, right?

Moreover, the power of the explosion is enough to directly destroy a tank. How much explosives is needed?

Kitano couldn't believe it. Looking at his men running around in the explosion, he felt extremely desperate.

"Sir, sir, are you all right?"

At this moment, one of Kitano's officers finally came to his senses from the explosion and tried to pull Kitano who was pinned under his horse.

But the warhorse was dead, and almost all of its weight was on Kitano's other leg.

And because the incident happened suddenly, Kitano's leg was still in the stirrup.

So he used all his strength, but failed to pull Kitano out.

At this time, Kitano finally recovered and ordered: "Don't worry about me, go and pass on my order, gather the troops, the enemy will definitely take advantage of the situation. Quick, quick!"

Kitano shouted, but the Japanese officer asked in surprise: "What? Sir Kitano, what did you say? I can't hear you!"

At this time, not to mention the Japanese officer, even Kitano was the same. He could not hear anything, and the sound of the previous explosion kept echoing in his ears.

Seeing this, Kitano knew that it was all over. He was afraid that the entire Kitano detachment would be wiped out in Liujiaping.

Of course, Kitano was not pessimistic. Judging from the scale of the explosion, the enemy had buried at least thousands of mines in Liujiaping.

And his entire Kitano detachment had less than 6,000 people.

So after the explosion, Kitano was certain that less than half of his troops would survive, and most of them would be injured.

And if their enemies launched a charge in such a chaotic situation, his men would become lambs to be slaughtered!

"and many more?"

Suddenly Kitano's eyes lit up. He had relaxed his vigilance because the terrain of Liujiaping was not conducive to an ambush.

So it is also possible that his enemies only laid mines in Liujiaping and had no intention of ambush, then he would have a chance to turn the tables!

(End of this chapter)