The war of resistance against mountains is heavy

Chapter 2169: The Price of Misfortune Shifting South

"It's hard to explain what happened between us and the 586th Regiment in a short time. It's not the first time we've cheated them. They'll get used to it after doing it so many times, right, Lou Yue?" Qian Chuan'er was talking to Zhao Zilong on horseback, and he turned around and asked Lou Yue who was listening nearby.

"You idiot! If you said 586, then just say 586. Why are you bringing this up with me?" Lou Yue said unhappily.

So, these guest cavalrymen from Shang Zhen’s camp who were walking with Zhao Zilong and his men were all smiling.

They laughed because, ever since Lou Yue came, Qian Chuan'er's nickname of "Squinty Eyes" was completely confirmed.

Qian Chuan'er didn't care when everyone called him that. After all, it was he who dragged Lou Yue to "turn against" the 586th Regiment.

"He was originally from the 586th Regiment. Their commander was a jerk and always shot us in the back. I couldn't stand it anymore, so I came to our battalion.

When there were too many Japanese soldiers, we led them towards their defense area. We did this when the battalion commander was here.

Let's take advantage of the fact that we have joined the Eighth Route Army before the news spreads, and let's give them one last chance." Qian Chuan'er said to Zhao Zilong again, and he started to smile again, and his eyes narrowed.

"How can this be called a pitfall for them? We are all from the Northeast, and we are all the same when serving in the army. Why are we fighting so hard in the front while they are hiding in the back like turtles?

The commander is a bad guy, and the soldiers are all bad guys! " Qin Chuan also added.

Qin Chuan's statement was agreed by other guest cavalrymen in Shang Zhenying, and there was a chorus of "that's right"!

Zhao Zilong didn't know what to say. Although Shang Zhenying had joined the Eighth Route Army, at least for now he didn't know which department was in charge of Shang Zhenying, and he didn't have the authority to manage Shang Zhenying.

However, from his point of view, Shang Zhenying's method of diverting the disaster to the south was somewhat inappropriate from the perspective of the Eighth Route Army.

But before he could think of what to say, Qian Chuan'er said with a smile: "When you are close to the 586 defense zone, you all stay away and don't let their people see you.

As for them seeing us, it doesn’t matter, hehe.”

When Zhao Zilong heard Qian Chuan'er say this, what else could he say? It turned out that Qian Chuan'er saw through his thoughts. He also knew that doing so was more or less a violation of the Eighth Route Army's military discipline, but he removed him from the responsibility first!

Zhao Zilong smiled. He really didn't know what to say. After a while, he changed the subject and said, "We don't have enough people on both wings. Let's send some more out."

"We should send more people out to prevent the Japanese from infiltrating and plotting against us again," said Qian Chuaner.

Why didn't Zhao Zilong's cavalry company move fast? Why did they launch a surprise attack on the Japanese army before? It was not to destroy as many enemies as possible, but just as Qian Chuan'er said, the Japanese were like flowing water, we have to build an earth dam to hold back the water. If we hold back more water, the Japanese will rush forward more fiercely and follow us to the defense zone of the 586th Regiment!

It turned out that Qian Chuan'er and his men saw that the large Japanese mopping-up forces had returned, and since this place was relatively close to the defense zone of the 113th Division, they decided to repeat their old tricks and lure the Japanese troops to the defense zone of the 113th Division, especially the 586th Regiment, which was Zhao Tieying's regiment!

But now they are like being led by the nose. They cannot hit too hard, because if they hit too hard they will surely suffer casualties and they will not be able to escape unscathed. They cannot just let go of the ropes and run, because if they run too fast, the Japanese may not be able to catch up.

But in this way, they need to keep a distance from the Japanese army, which is difficult!

In order to ensure the safety of the two wings, they also sent small groups of troops on both wings to prevent the Japanese army from detouring.

Of course, Shang Zhen’s camp and Zhao Zilong’s company together have less than three hundred people now. The people sent to the two wings are just squads to serve as a guard.

Otherwise, even if a squad of Japanese soldiers ran in front of them, ambushed them and shot them, they would still suffer considerable losses.

At this time, on the right wing of their team, Shi Heng from the Eighth Route Army cavalry was riding forward with several cavalrymen.

"From your accent, I can tell you're from Shandong. Where are you from?" Shi Heng asked as he glanced at the right wing warily. The soldier walking alongside him was a soldier from Shang Zhen's camp.

This place is now close to the defense zone of the 113th Division. The people in Shang Zhen's camp are familiar with the terrain and villages here, so Qian Chuan'er sent a soldier named Su Cheng to patrol and guard with Shi Heng and others.

"My hometown is Liaocheng." Su Cheng replied.

"I think your accent sounds like you are from Liaocheng, we are from the same hometown!" Shi Heng said happily.

Going to the Northeast is called "Chuang Guandong". Most of the people who go to Guandong are from Shandong and Hebei, so it is not surprising to hear people from the Northeast speak with a Shandong accent!

"Really?" The soldier named Su Cheng also became excited.

But before the two fellow villagers could see each other's tears, gunshots suddenly rang out. The sound of the gunshots was a bit chaotic and could only be considered a cold gun.

But no matter what kind of gun it was, it was lethal. Although bullets flew past them, the horse that Su Cheng was riding fell down without even a cry. As for Su Cheng on the horse, he screamed and fell off the horse!

Su Cheng was shot first because he was riding a horse on the right side of Shi Heng, which means he was walking outside, so of course he was shot.

"Devils!" Some Eighth Route Army soldiers shouted, and when they looked to the right, they saw several Japanese war horses running out from the foot of the hill four or five hundred meters away. The Japanese soldiers immediately rushed towards them waving their shining sabers!

"Fellow countryman!" Shi Heng shouted.

"Don't worry about me, you go first, I was shot in the leg!" Su Cheng shouted.

Then the Eighth Route Army soldiers saw that Su Cheng had taken off the rifle that was slung across his back.

He rolled over and hid behind his dead horse, and began to cock his rifle.

When Shi Heng looked towards the Japanese army again, he saw that there were not many Japanese cavalrymen, only about seven or eight.

"There are only a few of them. Why should we be afraid of them?" Shi Heng shouted. He was already drawing his saber.

"You run back first, dismount and shoot, and I will shoot too!" Su Cheng shouted.

"Hmm?" Shi Heng was stunned for a moment and then shouted, "Let's go!"

He was a cavalryman and was accustomed to using cavalry thinking. After Su Cheng's reminder, he realized that there were not many Japanese cavalrymen rushing over. So why fight a cavalry battle with them?

As soon as he and the soldiers turned their horses, Su Cheng's rifle fired, and the horses of the Japanese cavalry who were charging towards this side were knocked down.

But isn't that what cavalrymen do? The charge will never stop just because one or two soldiers are knocked down. When Su Cheng knocked down the third Japanese cavalryman, the remaining five Japanese cavalrymen were only a hundred meters away from him. It was too late for him to use his rifle!

Su Cheng threw away his rifle and pulled out his box gun. He pulled the bolt and pulled the trigger at the nearest Japanese soldier.

Although he knocked down two more Japanese horses with his box gun, it was too late for him to shoot the remaining Japanese horses!

Killing five was enough. Su Cheng looked at the huge horse shadow and stopped shooting. He just lay down with his head in his hands.

As for what would happen next, he didn't want to look at it. He didn't want to look up and see the huge horse hoof stepping on his upturned face!

So he didn't see what happened next!

What he could feel was the sound of gunfire behind him, and then he felt a force that he could not bear at all hitting him like a sledgehammer!