The war of resistance against mountains is heavy

Chapter 2134 and Chapter 2096 Double Enemy Enemy

Aren’t the people who appeared on the road first also from Shang Zhenying?

There were ten people in total, including Da Laoben, Qiao Youzi, Gu Xihuai, and Wang Xiaodan.

Chu Tian ambushed the Japanese army on the way from Maling Town to the village. Since the ambush point was relatively close to Maling Town, and there were so many loud gunshots and grenade firings on their side, it was impossible for the Japanese army in the town not to get the news.

The ten people including Da Lao Ben were there to contain the Japanese reinforcements coming out of the town.

However, no one, including Chu Tian, ​​the designer of this battle, expected that they would easily and efficiently launch an annihilation battle against the first wave of Japanese troops.

And Da Lao Ben and his men only slightly blocked the Japanese troops coming out of the town, that is, they just fired shots from a distance, for example, killing a few horses pulling the Japanese carts, so that the Japanese reinforcements would not be able to arrive so quickly.

They can buy ten or eight points, or even five or six minutes, for Chu Tian and his team behind them, and the battle goal will be achieved.

Now they are running back, which must mean that the Japanese troops behind them have caught up with them.

People like Da Lao Ben were running very anxiously. If the distance they had to run was not very long and the speed of a 100-meter sprint was not sustainable, they would have wanted to fly!

After all, there were Japanese horse-drawn carriages chasing them from behind.

Yes, they did knock down a few horses, but they were far away from the Japanese army and did not have the ability to kill all of the Japanese horses.

The three-horse carriage was called a horse-drawn cart. If one of the horses was knocked down, the Japanese army could easily untie the dead or injured horse from the saddle and let the remaining two horses pull the cart and continue chasing. Horses are horses, so the carrying capacity will be lower because there are fewer people on board.

Da Laoben and his men ran so hurriedly that when they reached the ambush position newly set up by Chu Tian, ​​they didn't notice that there were people hiding on both sides!

As a result, when Chu Tian, ​​who was lying in ambush in the bushes, suddenly shouted, "Big Ben, run slower and don't stop," they were really shocked, because Chu Tian was going to ambush the Japanese army a second time, and Big Ben and the others had no idea!

How can success come easily? Chu Tian's shouting was very particular, he would not just shout "Big Stupid".

Imagine that a fool is running fast and suddenly an acquaintance calls him. They will instinctively stop for a moment. The Japanese soldiers chasing them might find that they have stopped and then they might notice that there is another ambush!

When Da Lao Ben and his men ran here, the Japanese troops behind them had already appeared, and were now only four or five hundred meters away from Da Lao Ben and his men.

Da Lao Ben and the others were now preparing to run into the fields. After all, there was no way they could outrun the Japanese horse-drawn carriages on the road!

However, they are running slower now, so the Japanese troops behind them may not notice anything unusual about them.

"How many Japanese soldiers came out?" Chu Tian asked. At this time, he no longer looked at Da Laoben, but used a telescope to look at the Japanese army chasing from a distance.

"There are at least seventy or eighty of them. The Japanese are behind us, and there are two horse-drawn carriages in front!" Da Laoben answered while running forward.

"You lead the Japanese carriage through the ambush circle, and leave the rest to us!" Chu Tian shouted. "Okay!" Da Laoben replied. At this time, he just glanced at both sides of the road and confirmed that his people were going to ambush the Japanese army again!

But then another question arose. Now that Da Lao Ben and the others were running forward, they could still hear the loud gunshots from the front, but they had no idea that it was a maze set up by Chu Tian for the Japanese army.

Qiaoyouzi shouted, "What's going on up ahead?"

"We won the battle, it's over!" a soldier answered from the bushes.

Why are the guns still firing after the incident? This question can only remain in the minds of Da Laoben and the others. They can't delay any longer.

Da Lao Ben and the others continued to run forward, and they were already sweating profusely and panting heavily!

But then again, they ran just now because they were afraid of being caught up by the Japanese army. But this time they knew that their battalion had won the battle in the front and would ambush the Japanese army in the back, so their mood would be different when they ran again!

Da Laoben and his friends looked at the terrain on both sides of the road while running. Although they had only exchanged a few words with Chu Tian and his friends just now, they also understood Chu Tian's combat intentions.

Now the Japanese army chasing them from behind has become "out of touch". Originally there were three horse carriages, but now there are only two left. The horse of the other one must have been killed or injured by them, so the Japanese army has put the three horse carriages together into two.

Of course, the horse-drawn carriage was running in the front, followed by the Japanese infantry chasing after it, and behind them were some puppet troops.

Whoever's family was beaten would be anxious. The Japanese soldiers in the town could also guess that they were ambushed, so they didn't care about letting the puppet soldiers be cannon fodder and they ran in the front.

The puppet soldiers were shouting as they ran, but anyone could tell that they were just bluffing to save their own face. They were hoping that the Japanese troops ahead would be wiped out by the Eighth Route Army! That way they could turn around and run back!

In order to chase Da Lao Ben and his men, the Japanese army divided their troops into sections, which made it difficult for Chu Tian and his men who wanted to ambush the Japanese army.

It was absolutely unlike the previous ambush. The Japanese soldiers sat in the carriages in a concentrated manner, and Shang Zhenying's firepower was also concentrated. After a burst of grenades were thrown down, those elite Japanese soldiers were almost all killed!

Of course, those who were killed were the elite of the Japanese army. If the Shang Zhen Battalion had given these Japanese troops a chance to fight head-on, such as a positional battle, whether it was a shootout or hand-to-hand combat, with both sides suffering losses or both sides being destroyed, the Shang Zhen Battalion would never have been able to gain an advantage.

But this ambush is different. The Japanese troops have already scattered, and it is impossible for them to concentrate and annihilate the enemy. This is a slow process!

Da Laoben and his men looked to both sides of the road, trying to find a suitable place to turn back and catch up with the two carriages. At this time, Chu Tian and his men on both sides of the road should be able to fight the Japanese infantry coming from behind.

At the same time, they could form a pincer attack with Chu Tian and his men against the Japanese soldiers in the two carriages on the road.

But although Da Lao Ben and the others had a good idea, there was no hiding place that they liked on either side!

The terrain here was flat, and Chu Tian and his men had found two ambush positions with great difficulty. That was because they relied on the fact that the Japanese army was in a hurry to rescue and would not pay attention to the sides of the road.

If there is a good terrain, it won’t be the turn of Da Lao Ben and the others!

Da Laoben looked back again and saw that the two Japanese horse-drawn carriages were almost passing Chu Tian and his men's ambush position. Of course, Chu Tian and his men did not take action.

In order to catch up with the ten of them, the Japanese army could not put too many people on the carriage. If they put too many horses on the carriage, it would be too slow.

Da Lao Ben gritted his teeth and shouted, "Five of us get off the road!"

They had to get off the road; they couldn't let the Japanese get any closer.

The ten people including Da Laoben divided into two groups and ran into the wild, while a Japanese horse-drawn carriage was still chasing them along the road, and another horse-drawn carriage was directly driven off the road by the Japanese army.

The reason is very simple, the terrain here is flat enough and the wilderness is not full of ditches and bumps!

The carriage that came down the road was exactly the one chasing after the group of elders!

"Scatter! Fight them!" Big Laoben yelled, and at the same time he turned quickly and lay on the ground, and the rifle was raised!