Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Duanwu was a little confused. The Japanese camp was too big, and finding the quartermaster department was a real headache.

However, at this moment, a patrol team of Japanese devils happened to pass by.

Duanwu thought for a moment and did not dodge as he did before, but went straight forward.

When the Japanese patrol saw Duanwu coming, they stopped and asked, "What can I do for you?"

Duanwu smiled and asked politely in Japanese: "Excuse me, Lord Maruyama, I was ordered to deliver documents to the Quartermaster Department, but I couldn't find the Quartermaster Department for a while. This is really embarrassing. I wonder if you know where the Quartermaster Department is? If you know, please tell me, please!"

As he said this, Duanwu bowed and saluted like the Japanese devils.

Several Japanese soldiers in the patrol team looked at each other in bewilderment, and one of them murmured, "This Quartermaster Department, I don't seem to know exactly where it is!"

The other Japanese soldier also shook his head, indicating that he didn't know either.

Just when Duanwu was feeling a little disappointed and thinking about looking for another way, a kind-hearted ghost in the team patted his chest and said, "Although I'm not sure about the exact location, I know the general direction, and I'm familiar with this camp. I'll go with you, so that you don't wander around in the camp and delay Lord Maruyama's orders."

Duanwu was delighted and bowed again to express his gratitude: "Thank you so much, it's great to have your help!"

"You're welcome. We are all imperial soldiers and should help each other!"

The Japanese soldier, who was only a private, was very enthusiastic. He said hello to their squad leader and followed Duanwu.

And he took the lead in introducing himself: "My name is Xiaoquan, and I'm from Osaka. Where are you from, sir?"

"・・・"

Duanwu was speechless and thought to himself: What would you think if I said I was from the Northeast?
Of course, Duanwu couldn't say that, so he said politely: "I'm from Tokyo."

The puppy was instantly in awe, because Tokyo was the place that people like them dreamed of.

So Xiaoquan showed great respect: "I told you, your accent sounds like you're from Tokyo. Sir, your future is limitless!"

The corners of Duanwu's mouth twitched slightly, and he secretly groaned in his heart, this little dog is too talkative, but he still maintained a polite smile on his face, nodding and agreeing from time to time.

As the puppy walked forward with Duanwu, he started to talk a lot, from the prosperity of Tokyo to the food of Osaka, from the customs and habits of his hometown to the interesting things in the army, covering everything from all over the world.

He was spitting and gesticulating, as if he had completely forgotten that the purpose of his trip was to go to the Ordnance Department.

"Sir, let me tell you, Ginza in Tokyo is really bustling. It's brightly lit at night, and there are women wearing beautiful kimonos everywhere, as well as all kinds of delicious snacks."

The puppy's eyes lit up and he said with a longing look on his face.

Duanwu smiled helplessly and said perfunctorily: "Really? It sounds good."

Seeing Duanwu's response, Xiaoquan became even more interested and continued, "When the war is over, I must go to Tokyo to have a good look around. Maybe I can find a beautiful wife there!"

As he spoke, he also let out a hearty laugh.

As they were talking, they encountered a patrolling group of Japanese soldiers ahead.

Xiaoquan's eyes lit up. Before Duanwu could react, he quickly stepped forward, stopped the group of devils, and asked loudly: "Hey, do you know where the Quartermaster Department is? This officer wants to deliver a document and can't find the way." Among the devils, a veteran-looking man looked at Duanwu and Xiaoquan, pointed in a direction not far away and said: "Go along this road, then turn left. When you see a big tent with red lanterns hanging on it, that's the Quartermaster Department."

The puppy nodded and bowed quickly to express his gratitude: "Thank you very much! You really helped a lot!"

After saying that, he pulled Duanwu and continued walking forward.

Not far away, they ran into a few Japanese soldiers carrying supplies. Xiaoquan approached them again enthusiastically and asked, "Is this the munitions department? Why don't I see any red lanterns?"

One of the Japanese soldiers raised his head, glanced at them, and said, "The Quartermaster Department is a little further ahead. It's just around the corner!"

After hearing this, Xiao Quan patted Duanwu's shoulder excitedly and said, "Look, sir, I said I knew the general direction, and here I am, I got it right away."

Duanwu secretly felt lucky that he had Xiaoquan, the community leader, otherwise he didn't know how much trouble it would take to find the Japanese's military supply department.

He quickly thanked the puppy again: "Thanks to you, otherwise I really don't know what to do."

The puppy waved his hand and said carelessly: "Sir, you are too polite. This is just a small matter. When you get promoted in the future, don't forget me. Haha!"

The two chatted and laughed as they walked towards the tent with red lanterns hanging on it.

After a while, they arrived at the entrance of the munitions department, where two fully armed Japanese guards were standing.

Xiao Quan walked forward first and explained the situation to the guard. The guard looked at the documents in Duanwu's hand and let him pass.

At this time, Xiaoquan said: "Sir, since you are here, I will go back. I still have my mission. If I leave for too long, my captain will nag again. He is from Hokkaido, and his words have a smell of trousers, hahaha!"

The puppy said, then smiled and waved his hand, then turned and trotted away.

Duanwu took a deep breath and thought: This chatterbox is finally gone. Otherwise, he was really worried that he would strangle him to death.

Fortunately, he held back and came to the Japanese's munitions department.

He straightened his clothes, then lifted the curtain of the tent and walked in.

At this time, several officers of the Quartermaster Department were taking a nap, and only one Japanese soldier with the rank of major seemed to be on duty.

When the Japanese lieutenant colonel saw Duanwu coming in, he asked, "What are you doing here so late?"

Duanwu quickly replied: "I am here to allocate ammunition on the orders of General Maruyama. Here are the documents."

The Japanese officer took the document, looked at Maruyama's signature, then looked at Duanwu, with a hint of doubt in his eyes: "Doesn't it say tomorrow morning?"

Duanwu smiled and replied: "Sir, there is not much time left until dawn. And tomorrow morning, many people will flock to the Quartermaster Department. By then, you know what will happen."

The Japanese lieutenant nodded, because indeed, he would be busy tomorrow morning. And the transfer order was real, so a few hours wouldn't matter.

So he nodded and said, "Okay, come with me."

Having said that, he took Duanwu out of the tent and headed towards the warehouse where the shells were stored... (End of this chapter)