The war of resistance against mountains is heavy

Chapter 1990 Dangers on the Mountain Road
In the darkness, a Japanese soldier named Inoue Torajiro hid beside a rock. He was grateful that he could avoid the "natural disaster".

Inoue Torajiro is 29 years old this year and he has been in China for 10 years, so he is a real veteran.

From the previous explosions, he could tell that at least two of the grenades exploded above their heads.

As a veteran, he couldn't possibly not know that the lethality of a grenade exploding in mid-air is definitely more than 10 times that of a grenade exploding on the ground.

Isn't it something to be thankful for if you were able to escape with your life when two such grenades exploded one after another?
The vast majority of the soldiers of the Imperial Japanese Army did not know about air bombing, simply because their soldiers' drill manual did not contain it.

The reason he knew about this incident was that he occasionally heard an old soldier who was older than him talk about it.

What the veteran said at the time was not only that this kind of notification could cause great damage to the enemy, but he also mentioned that due to the inaccurate delayed explosion of grenades, it is very likely that the grenade will explode before it reaches the target after being thrown, or it may explode in your hand before you can escape, so this is strictly prohibited by the Japanese Imperial Army on the mainland!

For some reason, the flares at the foot of the mountain stopped firing, leaving him hiding in the darkness, listening to his companions' screams and groans, while trying to figure out how to find the Chinese man in the darkness.
At first, he was still frightened by the method of the Chinese who threw grenades at them in the dark, but he soon overcame that fear.

The reason is that he has also killed many people, using the same bloody and cruel methods, beheading, disemboweling, stabbing, and skinning alive...

He didn't care what means the other party used. All he cared about was finding the Chinese soldier and then shooting him once and for all.

You see, his eyes are blinded, so he can only hear the noise.

Just over ten meters away from him, one of his companions was still groaning, and he was even calling out in a low voice, "Someone come and help me."

Inoue recognized the voice as Kameda's.

This guy really brings shame to the Imperial Japanese Army!
Inoue looked down on Kameda from the bottom of his heart. He wondered why this guy didn't just stab himself and commit suicide!

As he looked on with contempt, Kameda's moans became quieter and quieter, and after a while, the sound disappeared.

He must be dead, Inoue thought.

The police had no intention of helping him return to the fields, and now that people were dead, he was even less likely to move. He just held his rifle tightly and listened to the sounds in the dark.

If he remembered correctly from the paper, he heard a total of four grenades exploding, and no bullets came after the grenades exploded, so it was very quiet here at this time. On the contrary, there was a lot of noise at the foot of the mountain.

It is really difficult to hear my father's voice against the noisy background of the battlefield!

Inoue was thinking about this when he suddenly noticed a rustling sound coming from just a few meters in front of him.

Inoue was just about to ask the other party for the password.

But he swallowed back the words that were about to come out of his mouth. He thought that the Chinese soldier who attacked them with a grenade in the dark was probably near them, or even in the middle of them. Because when the grenade exploded, he was staring at the front, and he didn't see any grenade falling from the front, so it could only mean that the grenade flew from the flank or the back.

If I make a sound now, it is very likely that the other party will notice it and then throw a grenade at me!
Inoue Jiro had fought in night battles and had encountered similar situations, so he decided to use his own method to identify whether the other party was his man.

He regulated his breathing and waited silently in the darkness.

After a while, the rustling sound of someone crawling had reached Inoue Eijiro. He calmly turned his body to the side, then slowly stretched out his left hand.

As expected, his hand touched the other person in the dark, or to be more precise, touched the clothes the other person was wearing.

The uniforms worn by Chinese army soldiers are all made of cloth. They feel soft and wrinkled, but they are not slippery and feel very soft.

The uniforms of the Imperial Japanese Army were stiff, although Inoue Ichiro didn't know what material they were made of.

Based on the information conveyed by his touch, Inoue Eijiro immediately determined that he was one of his own. It turned out that there were other people alive besides himself!
Inoue Eijiro, who had always been cold and regarded other people's lives as ants and his own life as ants, actually felt a rare warmth in his heart.

Inoue Eijiro's action was very gentle. He dared to guarantee that even though his hand touched the other person's clothes, the other person would not feel his presence. Even if he felt it, he might think that he was just a dead body here.

However, the warmth in his heart when he saw his companions alive again made Inoue Eijiro whisper "***" in a rare way as if possessed by a ghost.

When saying this, Inoue Torajiro's hands did not leave the other person's clothes. He suddenly felt the other person seem to tremble.

But before he could think about it, he suddenly felt a strong force coming from the back of his head, and his face was directly pressed against the hard mountain road!
At this point, Inoue Eijiro realized something was wrong. He shouted desperately, but the man's hands were very strong. His open mouth was pressed tightly against the mountain road, and he made a "woosh" sound.

He knew that if he did not resist, he would be dead. The bayonet that was stabbing him must have been aiming for his back!
Inoue Torajiro struggled desperately, and fortunately, his feet landed directly on the rock beside the road. With this desperate kick, although Inoue Eijiro did not get rid of the shackles of the big hand, he still managed to move his body slightly.

Because of this movement, a sharp Japanese Type 30 bayonet pierced his spine. The fear of severe pain and death made Inoue Torajiro scream.

And then, two scenes happened at the same time, with a small scene inside the big scene.

The big scene is that suddenly, right above the hillside, a flare exploded!
In an instant, the southern slope of Wujiaopo was as bright as day, and every detail on the mountain road was clearly visible.

The Japanese troops at the foot of the mountain actually fired another flare, but the enemy and our side on the mountain had been focusing on their local battle and did not even notice the flare rising into the sky.

So in this big scene, there is a small scene like this, in which a Japanese soldier is holding his bayonet and stabbing downwards again.

And this time, he did not miss again. He raised the bayonet high and stabbed it directly into the back of the Japanese soldier below, nailing him to the mountain road like a toad!