Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 2947 Colonel Fujino's Wrath!
"what's the situation?"

Fujino asked as he walked.

A Japanese officer ran up and said, "Sir, the truck ahead has broken down. The water tank is empty. We've already sent Imperial Army soldiers to fetch water."

"well!"

Fujino nodded; he wasn't surprised by such a thing.

Moreover, he had already arranged the troops' defenses and was not worried about enemy attacks.

But just then, a hail of bullets came crashing down on the left side of the entire marching column like a storm.

In the woods, before the Japanese sentry could react, bullets pierced his body.

The Japanese sentry's body trembled violently, his eyes widening in disbelief. He hadn't sensed the enemy's approach at all, but the enemy had suddenly appeared and was firing wildly.

His body was pierced by a bullet, and blood gushed out from the bullet hole in his chest like a geyser.

He opened his mouth as if to warn someone, but only managed a few muffled whimpers before collapsing to the ground, the rifle in his hand clattering to the floor.

Immediately afterwards, a dense hail of bullets swept across the land like a whirlwind, heading straight for the Japanese soldiers on the mountain path.

Many Japanese soldiers were shot and fell to the ground before they could even react.

One Japanese sniper was more vigilant than the others, and he reacted the fastest as one Japanese soldier after another fell to the ground.

With a graceful turn, the sniper rifle slung over his left shoulder was now in his hand. He knelt on one knee and aimed at a black-clad machine gunner who was firing wildly.

At this moment, he was absolutely certain that he could kill his opponent with a single blow.

But just then, without warning, a bullet struck him squarely in the arm.

The Japanese sniper felt a sharp pain in his hand, and his gun fell to the ground with a thud. Immediately afterward, another bullet struck his abdomen. He clutched his stomach in agony, curled up on the ground, and let out screams of pain.

Only then did he fully realize that his shooting skills were utterly worthless in the face of such a massive amount of bullets.

At this point, no Japanese soldier who was still on the mountain road would escape unscathed; each of them would be hit by two or three bullets, and some would even be riddled with bullets from machine guns.

Seeing that he could not escape, one of the Japanese soldiers actually started his sidecar motorcycle parked nearby and fled.

But as soon as he started the vehicle, a bullet hit him in the forehead, his body swayed, and he lost control of the handlebars.

The motorcycle instantly lost its balance and hurtled toward the roadside, crashing into a large tree with a loud bang. The Japanese soldier in the sidecar was thrown out and fell heavily to the ground.

The Japanese trucks on the mountain road were not spared either.

Bullets rained down on the truck bed, making a series of loud thuds. Some bullets pierced the cab window and entered the cab, startling the Japanese soldiers inside who covered their heads in fear.

Just then, a bullet struck the truck's fuel tank, and with a loud bang, the tank exploded, flames shot into the sky, and thick smoke billowed out.

The force of the explosion knocked all the Japanese soldiers to the ground, and the truck was also blown violently.

The front of the truck burst into flames, which spread rapidly and soon the entire truck was engulfed in flames, turning into a giant fireball.

Fujino was also terrified by the sudden attack and turned pale.

He hurriedly took cover behind a truck and shouted, "Baka! What's going on? Where did this attack come from? Organize a counterattack!" However, under the intense firepower, his command was so weak.

His men had already been overwhelmed by the sudden attack and had no chance to resist whatsoever.

One by one, the Japanese soldiers fell to the ground, riddled with bullets. Many didn't even have time to pick up their weapons and retaliate before being riddled with bullets.

The one-eyed man, wielding a submachine gun, charged and fired indiscriminately. He roared, "Kill! Kill all the Japanese devils!"

Of course, at this moment, the one-eyed man was not actually fighting the Japanese to the death, but rather creating the impression that he was going to fight to the death, thereby breaking the morale of the Japanese and rendering them unable to fight.

The same applies to the soldiers of the Black-Clad Army.

They unleashed a furious barrage of fire from their submachine guns and light machine guns on the Japanese soldiers, leaving them utterly helpless.
Fujino, the old Japanese soldier, hid behind a truck, watching his men fall one by one, his heart bleeding.

"These rebels are truly lawless! I will annihilate you completely!"

Fujino made a silent vow in his heart, and at the same time, he saw the dead communications soldier beside him.

He grabbed the Japanese communications soldier by the foot and pulled him to his side, then picked up the microphone from the radio and immediately ordered, "This is Colonel Fujino. I now order you to immediately launch a counterattack against the enemy and surround them from the flank. I will make sure these rebels die without a burial place!"

As Fujino's orders were quickly relayed, the remnants of the attacked troops, along with reinforcements arriving from the rear of the marching column, swiftly organized a counterattack.

Some Japanese soldiers, using roadside rocks, trees, trucks, and other cover, fired indiscriminately towards the Black-Clad Troops. Meanwhile, Japanese reinforcements, following Fujino's instructions, attempted to flank and encircle the Black-Clad Troops, blocking their retreat.

One-Eyed Dragon was leading his Black-Clad Army soldiers in a fierce battle when suddenly he sensed something was amiss.

The Japanese soldiers, who had been completely overwhelmed, were now showing signs of fighting back, and the faint sound of dense footsteps could be heard from their east side.

One-Eyed Dragon knew that the Japanese were preparing to counterattack and were planning to encircle him.

Realizing this, One-Eyed Dragon hurriedly ordered, "Brothers, the Japanese are about to counterattack! Retreat immediately!"

Upon hearing the order, the soldiers of the Black-Clad Unit did not hesitate at all; they immediately ceased firing and began a swift and orderly retreat.

As they retreated, they continued to suppress the Japanese troops with firepower, shooting down the pursuing soldiers one by one to halt their advance.

Fujino hid behind the truck. Hearing the gunfire gradually subside and seeing the black-clad troops begin to retreat, he thought his counterattack had worked and immediately perked up.

He stood up and shouted, "Chase after them! Don't let those rebels escape! Eliminate them all!"

Upon hearing Fujino's order, the Japanese soldiers' morale soared, and they rushed out from behind their bunkers, chasing after the retreating Black-Clad Troops.

But facing the well-organized black-clad troops, the Japanese soldiers' charge was practically suicidal.

The black-clad troops unleashed a barrage of bullets at the Japanese soldiers, and those at the forefront fell to the ground, riddled with bullets.

Upon seeing this, Fujino flew into a rage. He never expected his enemy to be so cunning, not letting his guard down at all during the retreat.

"Baka yarou! Keep chasing them! Eliminate them at all costs!"

Enraged, Fujino continued to roar, for now that he had his grip on the enemy, he would not let go easily.

He felt this was an opportunity, the best chance to eliminate the enemies at the triple pass!