Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 2909 Curse Kujo Miyakita!

The Chief of Staff saw the shock on General Maruyama's face and hurriedly explained:

"Mr. Maruyama, Commander Ino is said to have another identity. He is a hawk in the Imperial Army. And because of Kujo Miyakita's repeated wrong decisions, a large number of Imperial Army soldiers died, but he did not receive the punishment he deserved.

Therefore, as a hawkish commander, Ino secretly planned an assassination attempt against Lord Kujo Miyakita, hoping to get rid of the black sheep of the Imperial Army. However, he did not expect that Kujo Miyakita escaped the assassination, and Commander Ino was exposed.

Later, Commander Ino was captured by Lord Kujo Miyakita, and then it was reported that Commander Ino committed suicide in prison. "

After hearing this, General Maruyama's face became even gloomier. He paced slowly and muttered, "I didn't expect there to be such a complicated reason behind this. Kujo Miyakita... this person is already quite controversial in the army, and now he is involved in the matter of Commander Ino. It seems that there is a lot of water behind this."

After a moment of silence, General Maruyama stopped and continued, "However, no matter what happened before, our top priority now is to eliminate the anti-Japanese brigade. Since Kujo Miyakita has participated in the encirclement and suppression of them before, we should try to contact him first and get more information about the anti-Japanese brigade from him."

The chief of staff nodded and said, "Hi! Lord Maruyama, I will arrange for someone to contact Fuyang County to see if Lord Kujo Miyakita is still there. Once there is any news, I will report to you immediately."

General Maruyama nodded slightly, turned his gaze to the sand table again, and began to carefully think about every detail of the battle plan, thinking about how to use the troops to wipe out the growing anti-Japanese brigade.

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At the same time, the chief of staff of the Fengtian Command quickly contacted Fuyang County and confirmed that Kujo Miyakita was in Fuyang County.

After communicating with the Japanese officers there and receiving a response, the Chief of Staff reported to Maruyama.

General Maruyama didn't hesitate for a moment, he dialed the number directly, and said politely: "Kujo-kun, I'm Maruyama, you should remember me, right?"

On the other end of the phone, Kujo Miyakita thought for a moment and realized that he had indeed seen such a person, so he asked back, "Maruyama-kun, what do you want to talk to me about?"

General Maruyama got straight to the point: "Kujo-kun, you have participated in the mopping-up operation against the anti-Japanese brigade in the Phoenix Mountain area before. Now I need to re-formulate the encirclement and suppression plan, and I need to learn some combat details from you."

Kujo Miyakita was silent for a few seconds, then suggested: "Maruyama-kun, I know that your Second Division is the main force of the Empire. But I suggest that if you want to conduct a sweep against the anti-Japanese brigade, you should be more fully prepared. Otherwise, your fate will be the same as mine. Not only will you be defeated, but you will also be hunted down by your own people. Hahaha!"

At the end, Kujo Miyakita laughed at himself.

General Maruyama naturally didn't believe it. In his eyes, Kujo Miyakita was just a playboy.

Of course, this is all because Maruyama met Kujo Miyakita five years ago, and the current Kujo Miyakita is no longer the same as before.

But Maruyama didn't know, and said in a teasing tone: "Why? Kujo-kun, do you think so little of my Second Division?"

At this point, Maruyama paused, then continued: "Let's get down to business. I want to know the details of Kujo-kun's previous battles, as well as the enemy's tactics, etc."

Jiujo Miyakita was actually not annoyed, but since the other party was looking for death, he didn't mind giving him a push. He was not very familiar with Maruyama, so what did Maruyama's life or death have to do with him?
So Kujo Miyakita said: "Maruyama-kun, that anti-Japanese brigade is very cunning, and its leader is called Qi Dabing, who is even more cunning. They are familiar with the terrain there, and they use everything they can to ambush us, even in places we think are not suitable for ambush. We can't defend ourselves!"

General Maruyama asked, "Do you have detailed information about their personnel distribution and weapons and equipment?"

Jiujo Gongbei laughed and said, "I still don't know their exact number, but it will definitely not exceed 5,000. They are very mobile. Maybe they only have one unit, but they can attack two of our targets separately, or even multiple targets.

As for weapons and equipment, they not only captured our weapons, but also received support from the Soviet Union and had a large number of automatic weapons. They were also good at setting traps, and many of our imperial troops suffered losses in this regard.

So if Maruyama-kun really wants to mop up the anti-Japanese brigade, I hope you can transfer some soldiers with jungle combat experience.

Of course, if you really don’t have it, then wait three months, and I will form a new Shadow Wolf Unit with Onitsuka-kun, and then come to help you, hehe!”

Kujo sneered, because he knew that Maruyama couldn't wait. And as for three months, it was also Kujo Miyakita's initial estimate.

It is not easy to form a special forces unit.

But if it weren't for this special forces, Kujo Miyakita would not take the risk again.

As for the ordinary imperial army soldiers, Kujo Miyakita felt that it would be useless no matter how many of them went.

What if he had mobilized 30,000 troops before? Weren't they defeated one by one by the anti-Japanese brigade?
Therefore, he and Onizuka Youming both felt that the key to victory lies not in quantity but in quality.

So he was not optimistic about Maruyama's raid.

And as expected, General Maruyama did not intend to give up, but asked: "Then why did the mopping-up plan you formulated earlier fail to achieve the expected results? Was there a loophole in the plan itself, or was there a problem during the execution?"

Seeing that Maruyama really didn't listen to his advice, Kujo Miyakita said helplessly: "There is no big problem with the plan itself, and the execution of the Imperial Army is also remarkable. At least they are trying their best to carry out the order. Although every time I hear reports of requests for help, they are trying their best. That's all I can say!"

General Maruyama fell into deep thought, thinking: "Kujo Miyakita, are you kidding me? There is no problem with the tactics, and the imperial army below is trying hard to follow orders, so how did you lose? You are really a playboy who knows nothing!"

However, at this time, Kujo Miyakita wanted to end the call and said on the other end of the phone: "Maruyama-kun, I hope you can succeed and help His Majesty the Emperor. That's all I can tell you."

Having said that, Kujo Miyakita hung up the phone.

General Maruyama also hung up the phone helplessly, cursing in his heart: "Dandy, nothing, lost so many imperial troops, but he doesn't even know how he lost, he is simply a waste. No wonder Ino sent people to assassinate him. If the empire had fewer such troubles, the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere would have been achieved sooner!"