The war of resistance against mountains is heavy

Chapter 1846 Worry

The Northeast Army soldier's head was still there, but he was shot in the right chest - a shot from the Japanese Type 92 heavy machine gun.

So the bullet left a big hole in his right chest, and the Northeast Army soldier should have been dead at that time.

  But the blood in his body flowed down from his body until it reached his feet!

Amid the sound of the Japanese heavy machine guns continuing to fire, two puppet soldiers, A and B, lay on the left and right beside the dead Northeast Army soldier, their faces turning pale.

It's not like they haven't seen the world.

In this age where human life is worthless, even ordinary people would become numb after seeing so many dead bodies, let alone they are soldiers.

After a moment's silence, Soldier A whispered, "Who told you to scold me in the beginning?" He wanted to say the word "should", but he didn't say it in the end.

"What luck he has - alas." At this time, the puppet soldier B sighed.

The two puppet soldiers A and B were watching here. There was a row of dirt trenches in front of the Northeast Army soldier, which was obviously caused by the heavy machine gun bullets of the Japanese Army.

In other words, he was not necessarily exposed to the Japanese army's sight at that time. The Japanese army must have felt that the mound was suspicious, so they fired a short burst of shots at it.

However, because there was less soil in front of the body of this Northeast Army soldier, he was shot through by the Japanese bullet!

  That's why he was shot in the chest and lost his life. Isn't this just bad luck?

After the two puppet soldiers were silent for a moment, Puppet Soldier A said, "What should we do?"

"What can we do? Sigh." Puppet Soldier B sighed again, "We don't know where Xiaodan'er and the others have gone. If we go to look for them now, we will be suspected by the Northeast Army and killed again!"

The puppet soldier A did not express any objection to this, which meant they agreed to stay here.

Neither of them mentioned returning to the other side, that is, the Japanese army.

Regardless of whether they could go back or not, there were not many puppet soldiers left. Only their regiment commander and about 20 other people were held hostage by the Japanese army.

While puppet soldiers A and B were talking, the Japanese heavy machine guns continued to fire, but they never fired a single shot at them.

This also confirmed their judgment that the death of the Northeast Army soldier was due to his bad luck.

The two puppet soldiers slowly retracted their bodies. They certainly would not make the same mistake as the Northeast Army soldier and let the Japanese devils kill them by "shooting the cow from behind the mountain".

Since they couldn't see the situation ahead and couldn't run, the two of them could only focus their attention on the left and right wings.

They saw some Northeast Army soldiers in the weed bush on the right, using the terrain as cover to drag people back. They knew without asking that someone must have been killed by the Japanese army.

As for the bushes on the left, there was no movement. The bushes that could be hit by bullets had been shattered into pieces, and the well-camouflaged man they had seen before and guessed to be the sharpshooter had disappeared.

"It seems that the Japanese devils had observed the location where these guys were hiding before, and they came here suddenly." Puppet Soldier B analyzed.

"Let's see how they fight. It would be great if we can drag it out until dark." Soldier A no longer cared about the situation of both sides, but was thinking about how to escape.

"It's still early before dark." Puppet Soldier B disagreed.

Yes! It was still early in the evening, and now was not the time for them to stay out of it.

While the two were talking, the Japanese army's gunfire suddenly became more intense.

Originally, there were only a few heavy machine guns firing at the top of the hill in the distance, but now there were sounds of Type 99 rifles and Type 38 rifles mixed in. There were even loud explosions heard just a few dozen meters away from them. Those were the grenades fired by the Japanese army's grenade launchers.

"We pushed the Japanese devils into a corner, and they attacked on their own," said puppet soldier B.

"Don't keep calling them Japs, we might have to go back there." Puppet Soldier A finally said. After Puppet Soldier A said this, Puppet Soldier B's face turned pale again.

They are also considered veterans.

Since the Japanese light machine guns and grenade launchers fired, it means that the Japanese army has already attacked to a closer area under the cover of heavy machine guns.

The reason is very simple.

You are shooting at the top of a hill with a heavy machine gun from a distance, but the rifles on the top of the hill are unlikely to pose a threat to the heavy machine guns. The reason is that, first, the distance is too far and the sharpshooter cannot hit the heavy machine gun with a rifle. Second, because it is too far away, the rifleman may not be able to find the heavy machine gun position.

Before the puppet soldier B could say anything, they heard a Northeastern man on the right shouting, "Those of you who are still alive, stay alert! The Japs are coming!"

After hearing the shout from the Northeastern man, the two puppet soldiers A and B began to look at each other in confusion again.

"What does 'still alive' mean? There must be quite a few dead on their end, right?" said puppet soldier A.

However, the focus of Puppet Soldier B was not on the first sentence, but on the second sentence: "What's the purpose of the 'traitors' coming up? We don't have many people left on our side, except for the regiment commander and his men."

The Japanese army had previously held their commander hostage, and most of the puppet troops had already followed the commander's younger brother, Xiaodaner, to attack the hills, naturally including the two of them.

  The people who stayed behind were only about 10 or 20 people. Who else could the Northeasterners refer to as "traitors" besides the few people left? Who else could it be besides their regiment leader?

The two puppet soldiers' concerns about their commander made them ignore the fact that the Northeastern soldiers called them "traitors".

There is a saying that Chinese people like to fight among themselves, but the puppet troops like to stick together.

Because they don't want to fight to the death, they gather together to build up their courage. Once there are fewer people, they will become frightened.

As for letting these two puppet soldiers join the Northeast Army to fight the Japanese devils, they never even thought about it.

  Their entire regiment followed the Japanese devils as traitors, but if there were only the two of them, they would rather not go!

So, their leader is their final destination, and they want to stay under the big tree of their leader!

Out of concern for their commander, the two puppet soldiers no longer cared about the fierce firepower of the Japanese army, and they gritted their teeth and crawled forward almost at the same time.

Just as the two of them appeared on the top of the hill, they saw both the Japanese attacking and the Japanese being defeated.

Speaking of the Japanese attack, during the time when the Japanese army was suppressing the top of the hill with heavy machine guns, the Japanese army actually gathered back all the troops scattered around the hill!

Otherwise, there couldn't be so many Japanese troops at the bottom of the hill. If added together, there would be at least more than 100 of them, even though not all of them were there.

When we say that the Japanese army was defeated, we mean that some of the Japanese soldiers charging forward were shot by the Northeast Army.

But none of this matters. The most important thing is that they discovered that in front of the attacking Japanese army, there were actually more than twenty puppet soldiers wearing black clothes!

Moreover, this time the Japanese army was very close to the puppet troops in front, unlike when the two of them came with the main force of the puppet troops before, when the Japanese army followed them from a distance.

"No! Our commander must be in there. Don't let the sharpshooter from the Northeast Army do something to our commander." The puppet soldier shouted.

"Then let's go over and take a look!" Puppet Soldier B was also anxious.

"Which way are you going? Going out? Are you looking for death?" The puppet soldier A didn't understand.

"What are you going out for? Let's go to that sharpshooter and tell him who is our regiment commander!" said puppet soldier B angrily.

(End of this chapter)