The war of resistance against mountains is heavy

Chapter 2206 Action Plan

The night was still as dark as ever, and after a period of whispering, the shed returned to silence. Now it seemed that this night was no different from any other night.

But tonight in that dark shed, Shang Zhen no longer slept at the door, but slept inside the shed, close to the wall.

Although the shed was only dimly lit by the lights of the Japanese army outside, Shang Zhen knew that the seven or eight young men lying next to him had decided to escape with him.

Of course, they could also rush out. At least they had to kill a Japanese devil and a big wolfhound, otherwise they would not be able to escape at all!

Shang Zhen didn't know that the scene of him protecting Hu Sheng before dark had been seen by an old man.

The old man is Hu Sheng’s elder and his cousin.

Just as Shang Zhen had guessed, Hu Sheng had more courage than strategy. His cousin certainly knew that Hu Sheng was going to escape, and he was blocking him.

The older people were unwilling to take risks, saying that the Japanese had said they would release us after the turrets were built, and that it was better to endure it than to be killed when we ran away.

But Hu Sheng thought that staying here would mean waiting for death. The young man was brave and didn't want to stay here for even a day. He wanted to rush out no matter what.

His cousin couldn't stop Hu Sheng, so he could only give them some advice. However, Hu Sheng took the crowbar into the shed without even consulting him.

Just as Husheng was heading into the shed with the crowbar, his cousin also discovered him, but it was too late for him to provide cover.

At this time Shang Zhen appeared at the right time, and the foreman did not suspect the reason Shang Zhen made up.

Hu Sheng's uncle was not stupid. He didn't believe that Shang Zhen would take the initiative to clean up the feces and urine when he was exhausted after a day's work, so as soon as Shang Zhen came back, he was surrounded by his uncle and others.

After the two sides communicated, it turned out that they were all planning to escape, so Shang Zhen naturally understood Hu Sheng and the others' escape plan.

The escape plan of Hu Sheng and his men was actually very simple. Just as Shang Zhen guessed, they would kill the big wolfdog first and then kill the Japanese sentry on the corner tower.

To Shang Zhen's surprise, the method they used to kill the big wolfdog sounded a bit suspenseful and legendary, and Shang Zhen didn't know whether it was feasible or not.

It turned out that among Hu Sheng's group there was a boy from a medical doctor family named Niu Jingrui. He carried a Chinese medicine with him, which turned out to be dried tiger dung!

As for where the tiger dung came from and how it ended up in Niu Jingrui's hands, that is another story and I don't have time to tell it, but it is certain that Niu Jingrui had tiger dung in his hands.

According to Niu Jingrui, wolves in the wild are afraid of the smell of tiger dung, not to mention the Japanese big wolfhounds. Even the big wolfhounds that can eat people are not afraid of it. When they smell the smell of tiger dung, they can only shrink back and dare not even bark. They had tried this when they were in the village.

Well, Shang Zhen could only reserve his opinion on Niu Jingrui's statement.

As for killing the Japanese sentry, that was a matter of luck and courage.

Hu Sheng and his colleagues have been observing the Japanese sentry on the corner tower in the work shed these days. There is no night watchman in the world who doesn't take a nap, and the Japanese sentry is no exception.

The Japanese army simply didn't believe that these strong men would dare to run away under the surveillance of the big wolfhounds, so the Japanese sentries mostly sat on the corner tower and took a nap with their rifles in their arms.

Of course, it takes courage to kill the Japanese sentries like this.

Originally, this job definitely belonged to Hu Sheng. But since Shang Zhen also joined, Shang Zhen suggested that they could go together with Hu Sheng to kill the Japanese sentry.

Niu Jingrui expressed his objection to this, and Shang Zhen then said that he was a soldier and a veteran.

Niu Decao asked Shang Zhen again if he had ever fought in a war, and Shang Zhen replied, I have definitely killed more people than you have killed dogs!

Originally, Hu Sheng and the others didn't believe that Shang Zhen had this ability, but after Shang Zhen revealed his original Northeastern accent, Hu Sheng and the others didn't say anything.

Eventually the escape plan was accomplished.

Just when Shang Zhen and Hu Sheng decided to take action tonight, Hu Sheng's cousin gave them a final advice. Of course, he meant to persuade them not to take action, to be patient a little longer, and maybe they could get home safely.

However, in this passage, his cousin used the idiom "a mob". In his opinion, aren't Hu Sheng and his gang a mob? Although Shang Zhen said that he had been a soldier and was a veteran, considering his usual stick-like appearance, it is hard to imagine how he usually kills people, no, how he kills the enemy.

Shang Zhen’s answer to this was, I have fought from the Northeast to your Henan, and I have seen more dead people than the able-bodied men alive here now!

There are no born veterans. Aren't they all a mob at the beginning? After fighting many times, they become experts. What's the difference between this and farmers farming?

Shang Zhen was helpless. If they were bringing their own veterans, it wouldn't be so troublesome. They could definitely release all these able-bodied men and put a few grenades into the bungalow where the devils lived.

And if he were to lead Hu Sheng and others to fight the Japanese in the future, it would be equivalent to him starting to lead new recruits again.

Well, the old soldiers are dying and the new soldiers are growing up. We can only face the reality.

Everyone agreed to start at two o'clock in the morning. After the discussion, it was already past ten o'clock. Shang Zhen said hello and went straight to bed.

God knows what will happen this time, but from Shang Zhen's point of view, what is the difference between this action and every battle they have fought? If you can pick it up, you have to put it down. If you need to sleep, sleep!

However, Hu Shengniu Jingrui and his men were so nervous and excited about killing not only dogs but also people that they couldn't sleep at all. When they heard that Shang Zhen had fallen asleep and didn't join their discussion, they even doubted whether Shang Zhen could wake up when the action was time.

It was a dark night. The big wolfhound stopped barking. The Japanese sentry on the corner tower was wandering around with his rifle.

At midnight, the Japanese sentries changed their shifts. The new sentry wandered around for a while and then sat down and began to doze off while holding his rifle.

Hu Sheng, Niu Jingrui and the others were afraid that they might oversleep their stations, so they would remind each other or poke each other from time to time.

But the problem was that they had all done some work and were unable to sleep at the beginning, but after midnight they began to feel sleepy.

Hu Sheng kept reminding himself not to fall asleep, but in the end he was in a state of half asleep and half awake.

People fall asleep in the blink of an eye, and at a certain moment, Hu Sheng was suddenly awakened by someone, and Shang Zhen's voice came to his ears: "Wake up, it's time!"

Hu Sheng sat up with a start, while Shang Zhen went to call the people on the other side.

Hu Sheng couldn't help feeling ashamed.

Originally, he was not optimistic about Shang Zhen, but his cousin believed in Shang Zhen more.

None of them had a watch, and seeing that the shed was still dark, they could only believe Shang Zhen.

Perhaps, the joining of this boy from Northeast China can really bring them some surprises. Hu Sheng can only think so.