Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 2801 Yamada Xiaobu!

After three rounds of drinking, the faces of the tribal leaders became even redder, and their greetings began to be mixed with some tentativeness and calculations, and the air gradually became filled with the smell of gunpowder.

Chief Ahali was the first to break the delicate balance. He slapped the leather wine bag beside him, causing the wine to splash out, and pretended to be drunk and said:

"Captain Wugan, this time our cavalry charged in the front and lost a lot of warriors, so logically speaking, our Ahali tribe should get a larger share of the losses. Don't you think this makes sense?"

Upon hearing this, the leader of the Wurigeng Dalai Lama suddenly looked gloomy: "Humph, Ahari, tell me, when did your tribe suffer heavy losses during the charge? You have picked up so many benefits, aren't you afraid that your small tribe can't eat so many rewards!

In terms of casualties, my tribe suffered the greatest loss. When we fought Alba, my subordinates led the charge and more than 300 of them died. How many people died in your Ahari tribe? !”

At this time, Chahar also joined the quarrel. He was a burly man with a loud voice like a bell: "Great Chief Wugan, our Chahar tribe has contributed a lot of manpower this time. We can't give all the herds of cattle and sheep to them. Our warriors fought hard on the battlefield, and they deserve a larger share of the spoils. Otherwise, who will be willing to contribute to the alliance in the future!"

The leader of the Khorchin tribe was not to be outdone. He said in a tough tone: "Chahar, don't make trouble here. The cavalry of my Khorchin tribe has played a great role in pinning down the enemy on the flank. I should also have a share of those captured cattle and sheep!"

For a while, the leaders of each tribe argued with each other, and neither side gave in. Some accused the other side of shrinking from the battle, while others complained that their tribe suffered heavy losses but did not receive due compensation. The scene was in chaos.

Seeing this, the Wugan leader frowned and his face became even gloomier. He stood up suddenly and slammed his hands heavily on the long table. The huge noise made everyone present quiet down.

He glanced at every leader present, but seeing that no one dared to look him in the eye, he said:

"Everyone, we are all men of the grassland. It is our courage on horseback and the friendship between brothers that have brought us to where we are today.

Today's victory was not the result of the efforts of one person, nor was it the work of one clan. Therefore, the spoils of war should be distributed fairly, so that every contribution of yours can be rewarded accordingly."

However, even after Chief Wugan spoke, some tribal leaders were still dissatisfied.

Ahari even muttered quietly: "Fair? How can it be fair? The situations of each department are different, how can we generalize them?"

The leader of the Wurigeng Dalai Lama also said sarcastically: "Leader Wugan, you said it is fair, but if this distribution plan cannot satisfy everyone, how can this alliance be maintained in the future?"

Chief Wugan took a deep breath and suppressed the anger in his heart. He waved his hand again and several guards from the Wugan tribe came up with a list of spoils and a summary report of the battle damage on a tray.

Wu Gan pointed to the account on the tray and said, "These are the merits and losses of each tribe in this battle, as well as all the spoils we captured. We will divide them according to our previous agreement, and follow this account book."

At this point, Wu Gan glanced around again and said, "These account books are all recorded together with the account offices of your departments. You won't deny it, will you?"

Everyone was speechless for a moment. In fact, they all knew that there were account books. But fighting for credit and spoils had become their normal routine after the war.

So, the tribal leaders all smiled awkwardly, then sat down and waited for Wu Gan to distribute the spoils.

Wugan was naturally fair, and he would not covet the spoils of other tribal leaders, but he would not give up his own spoils either.

Because he knew that the tribal leaders in front of him were all wolves. If one day, the Wugan tribe could not maintain the same strength as it is now, these people would not hesitate to add insult to injury.

So, Wugan is not cheap, but we are not at a disadvantage either. All the spoils have been distributed.

Some tribal leaders were eager to show off their spoils to their own tribes after they obtained them, while others chose to stay in the Wugan tribe to let their troops rest for a night before setting out the next morning.

Wurigeng Dalai was one of those who rushed back to the tribe overnight, but he was not eager to show off, but to kill people.

What I said to Wugan before the Dragon Boat Festival was right, Wurigeng Dalai Lama was not trustworthy. He had cooperated with the Japanese long ago, otherwise, with more than 3,000 cavalrymen of Wurigeng, how could he stop the Japanese army and occupy the most fertile grassland?

Therefore, Wurigeng has been cooperating with the Japanese all along, and there is a radio station in his tribe to communicate with the Japanese.

Of course, there is another contact person. This person is called Yamada Xiaobu. But in the Wurigeng tribe, he is called Yang Jianqiu.

Yang Jianqiu disguised himself as a traveling merchant who was avoiding the war and often lived in the Wurigeng tribe.

The information about the tribal alliance was also sent to the Japanese by the Dalai Lama Wurigeng through Yang Jianqiu.

So this person must die.

After the previous war, Wu Ri began to think about completely severing ties with the Japanese.

The Japanese were not that powerful on the grassland, which still belonged to their Mongolian warriors.

So the Dalai Lama Wurigeng took his cavalry and rushed back to the Rurigeng tribe overnight.

Yamada Kobu was waiting anxiously because the Special High School Division had already reprimanded him for not providing the intelligence in a timely manner.

But Yamada Xiaobu had no choice. This time when he went to the Wugan tribe, the Wurigeng Dalai Lama did not take him with him.

Of course, the Dalai Lama also had his own considerations, because the people he brought with him this time were all combat personnel, and they were carrying radios, which made it very easy for them to be exposed.

So even though Yamada Xiaobu begged the Urigeng Dalai Lama, the Urigeng Dalai Lama did not take him with him.

The last news that Yamada Xiaobu received was that the tribal alliance was going to take the route to the Valley of Broken Souls.

It was a letter that the Urigeng Dalai Lama secretly sent back to the Urigeng tribe to Yamada Xiaobu.

In other words, in addition to Yamada Kobu, one of Wu Rigen's close confidants will also die.

And on the way back, Urigeng Dalai Lama dealt with the other party.

Therefore, Wurigeng Dalai Lama is indeed a hero on the grassland. His decisiveness in killing is definitely not comparable to that of ordinary people.

After returning to the tribe, the Dalai Lama ordered people to prepare a celebration banquet, but he declined, saying that he had to change his clothes.

But in fact, he went to Yamada Kobu's residence.

At this time, Yamada Kobu was still waiting anxiously. But when he saw Rurigeng Dalai coming in, he immediately asked, "What happened? The Special High School Headquarters reprimanded me, saying that our information was not timely, which led to the annihilation of a cavalry brigade of the Imperial Army. That was a cavalry brigade!"