Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 2939: Maruyama was attacked as soon as he went out and almost cried with anger!

The next morning, as soon as the sky turned pale, the Japanese camp became lively. Under the orders of the officers, teams of Japanese soldiers quickly packed their equipment and prepared to set off.

General Maruyama stood in the center of the camp, scanning everything in front of him with a sinister look.

At this time, a signalman hurried over and reported: "Report to your Excellency, for unknown reasons. All our scouts outside, including those in the direction of Sanchongguan, have lost contact."

Maruyama's face instantly turned livid. He thought for a moment and cursed, "Baka, these imperial troops should have been shattered!"

Although he was filled with anger, Maruyama was much calmer than he was last night.

He thought for a moment and said, "According to the original plan, the Fujino Corps will be deployed in the direction of Sanchongguan, and the rest of the army will advance in the direction of Fenghuang Mountain! We must wipe out those rebels!"

"Hi!"

All the Japanese officers received the order, and immediately the large army began to leave the Hukou outpost and head towards Phoenix Mountain.

Walking at the front of the team were several Japanese officers riding tall horses. They were waving whips in their hands and constantly urging the Japanese behind them to speed up.

Driven by them, the horses snorted restlessly, their hooves stomped heavily on the ground, raising clouds of dust.

The Japanese soldiers formed a neat formation, their boots clanging on the ground, their steps were uniform, no longer showing the tiredness of yesterday.

Following behind the Japanese infantry formation were the Japanese heavy machine gunners.

They carried the heavy machine guns with great effort, but their faces were filled with excitement, and they seemed very confident about the upcoming battle.

As the vanguard troops, they are the elite of the Japanese Second Division, so in terms of momentum, they seem to be superior to any other Japanese troops.

Soon, they arrived at the place where the Japanese attacked last night. The battlefield was still shocking. There were even corpses of Japanese soldiers that had not been taken away in time.

But this did not seem to matter to the vanguard of the Japanese army. They stepped over the bodies of their companions, or stepped on the blood of their companions, and continued to advance.

But unexpectedly, at this moment, there was a sudden loud bang, and a sidecar motorcycle in front of the team was blown directly into the sky.

The moment the sidecar motorcycle was blown away, fragments flew everywhere like raindrops. The surrounding Japanese soldiers were frightened by the sudden explosion and stood there in shock. The excitement on their faces was instantly replaced by horror.

Then, before they could come to their senses, one mine after another exploded.

boom! boom! boom!
Deafening explosions rang out one after another, and flames shot up into the sky, illuminating the originally gloomy morning as bright as day.

Mud, stones and the broken limbs of the Japanese soldiers were thrown high into the air, drawing shocking arcs in the air, and then fell heavily to the ground.

The Japanese soldiers walking in front were hit hardest and were blown to pieces.

Some Japanese soldiers were blown several meters away, their bodies twisted into strange shapes in the air, and they were already dead when they landed on the ground; some Japanese soldiers were knocked to the ground by the blast, and before they could get up, they were affected by subsequent explosions and were instantly engulfed in flames.

The machine guns in the hands of the heavy machine gunners were also overturned by the blast, and the heavy machine guns fell on them, pressing them so that they could not move.

They struggled to get up, but were blown to pieces by the exploding mines.

"Bakayaloo! There's an ambush!"

A Japanese officer drew the command knife from his waist and shouted at the top of his lungs, trying to reorganize the chaotic team.

However, his voice was soon drowned out by the sound of explosions and had no effect at all. The minefield was like an invisible net that completely enveloped the enemy's vanguard troops. Mines exploded one after another, leaving the enemy soldiers dead all over the ground.

Some Japanese soldiers tried to find cover to avoid the explosion, but there was nowhere to hide in this open battlefield.

They could only hold their heads in despair, allowing the mines to explode around them, waiting for death to come.

General Maruyama heard the explosion from the front and his face turned pale. He stared with his eyes wide open, unable to believe what was happening before his eyes.

"What's going on? What's going on? Why are we attacked right after we leave Tiger's Pass?"

Maruyama roared at the top of his lungs, whipped the horse's hindquarters hard with the whip in his hand, and rushed forward.

However, when he arrived at the front line, what he saw was a horrific scene.

His vanguard troops had suffered heavy losses, and the once powerful team now consisted of only a few defeated soldiers fleeing in all directions.

General Maruyama was so angry that he was shaking all over. He gritted his teeth and said, "Baga! These rebels, I will never let you go!"

But at this moment, he couldn't help but feel a deep fear in his heart, not knowing what kind of ambush he would encounter next.

The Anti-Japanese Brigade was so scary that they actually set up an ambush outside the Tiger's Mouth Outpost. Not to mention the vanguard troops, even he didn't expect that after the attack last night, the enemy would plant mines in the same place.

"That Qi Dabing is really hard to deal with!"

Maruyama murmured in his heart, and at this moment he understood Kujo Miyakita again. Meeting such a difficult opponent was indeed a torture.

But the troops cannot stop, otherwise once the troops stop, the morale of the Imperial Army will become lower and lower.

So he ordered his troops to continue advancing, but this time, he not only sent out scouts to search along the woods, but also sent out engineers to clear the way ahead and guard against the minefields of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces.

What he didn't know was that at this time, Duanwu had already set his sights on the Fujino League.

The Fujino team separated from the main force and headed towards Sanchongguan. In Duanwu's eyes, this was a great opportunity.

He was afraid that the Japanese would gather together, and it would be difficult to attack them.

So he immediately ordered the black troops to monitor the Fujino Regiment first, look for opportunities to fight, and make sure to annihilate or severely damage the enemy in one fell swoop.

As for what means to use, the one-eyed dragon was completely free to play. After all, the black army now not only had more than 600 people, but also more than 500 new people joined the battle.

Of course, this was still a far cry from a Japanese infantry regiment. That was why Duanwu let the black-clad troops act and wait for the right opportunity to strike.

On the other hand, Duanwu also needs to find an opportunity to fight.

After suffering two attacks, the Japanese were very alert and even sent engineers to explore the way ahead.

But in Duanwu's eyes, this is simply a child's play.

He ordered Long Qianyan to bring a few engineers who were good at shooting to specifically target the Japanese devils.

The investigation team in charge of the investigation would naturally not let Long Qianyan and the others go. They chased after Long Qianyan and the others.

But in the end, they were ambushed and suffered heavy losses not long after they started chasing, so they had to retreat and were scolded by Maruyama! .