The war of resistance against mountains is heavy

Chapter 2261 Snatching Food from the Tiger’s Mouth (I)

If Shang Zhen was a rabbit when he came from the woods to the hill, then he was a tortoise when he climbed up the hillside from the foot of the mountain, and now when he unexpectedly discovered that the food was still there, he was just a snail!

It was normal that the food was gone, but it was absolutely abnormal that the food was there! How could Shang Zhen not be careful? It was dark everywhere, and God knew where the Japanese devils were hiding.

This time was different from the usual times. In the past, when Shang Zhen sneaked into the sentry post, he would always determine the approximate location of the Japanese sentry hiding during the day.

It would be best if you could observe where the enemy sentries were. If you couldn't, no matter which country's sentries were from, they all had something in common when choosing their sentry positions: a wide field of vision, right? A place to hide, right? And a way to retreat, right?

Following this line of thought, we can also guess where the sentry is hiding.

But now, although Shang Zhen has an idea, he still has to search the place where the grain is stored! He has to find the Japanese devils who are likely to be hiding next to the grain bags.

He listened carefully to see if there was any sound made by the Japanese devils doing something.

He threw stones to ask for directions, cut off a branch with his bayonet and used the wind to hit the leaves to make strange noises, and even took a handful of rice from a grain bag and scattered it out, hoping that some Japanese soldiers would hear it and make some unusual movements.

But he did all this and found nothing unusual.

A blind man is groping an elephant, so just grope slowly, Shang Zhen muttered resentfully in his heart, and he began to grope in the woods.

Because the process was too slow, when the moon, which was no longer round, hung on the treetops, Shang Zhen just felt the grain bag thoroughly, but there was indeed no one there!

If it were someone else, they might have given up, but Shang Zhen didn't. Anyway, the moon would rise and it would be bright soon, so Shang Zhen began to look around quickly.

As the moon rose higher and the visibility in the woods became a little better, Shang Zhen unexpectedly discovered that there was a pile of hay behind a tree just above the grain bag at the top of the hillside, and two feet were sticking out from the edge of the haystack!

You can tell at first glance that they are the feet of Japanese devils, because they are wearing big-toed shoes!

Shang Zhen glanced around again and seeing that there was nothing else unusual, he gripped the bayonet in his hand and tiptoed over.

But when he walked closer, he found something unusual. What was wrong with the feet of this Japanese devil? Why were the big-toed shoes on his two feet tilted at one another?

But when he stood up slightly and saw the Japanese soldiers lying on the haystack, he understood what was going on.

It turned out that there were two Japanese soldiers lying on the haystack.

Because it was a fluffy haystack, the two Japanese soldiers each curled up one leg and he couldn't see them at all from below!

It seemed that the two Japanese soldiers had fallen asleep.

As for why the two soldiers fell asleep, Shang Zhen already had his own guess.

There are only two of you, and you guys are pretending to be so stubborn and trying to scare me!

At this point, Shang Zhen no longer hesitated. He jumped up and stabbed forward with the bayonet he was holding!

Although Shang Zhen's body is not in its prime now, according to the words in later martial arts novels, he has recovered at least 70% to 80% of his strength!

One stab for each Japanese soldier, two stabs for each Japanese soldier, and if he stabs a third time, he is no longer Shang Zhen!

Although Shang Zhen, under the influence of Da Lao Ben, said that killing was unavoidable, but somehow, the long-lost feeling of killing the enemy with his own hands still gave him a long-lost sense of pleasure!

After the two Japanese soldiers were eliminated, Shang Zhen quickly glanced around and saw nothing unusual, then turned around and went back.

Shang Zhen ran in a hurry, and when he appeared in front of Hu Sheng, Hu Sheng was startled.

"Before it gets light, tell our people to come up quickly, and be quick! And keep the noise low!" Shang Zhen said anxiously.

"Yes." Hu Sheng responded, got up and ran back.

But after Shang Zhen finished talking to Hu Sheng, he quickly went up the mountain again.

Shang Zhen now feels a little regretful. He should have transferred the new recruits company up at the beginning.

Now the moon has risen and visibility is improving. Since the Japanese army has placed people next to the food, it must be a trap.

The Japanese on the hillside had limited vision, so there must be Japanese sentinels on the top of the mountain, and there must be large Japanese troops ambushed around. If I want to take this batch of food away now, it would be like snatching food from a tiger's mouth. I must kill the Japanese sentinels on the mountain before they discover my team.

And this is why he regretted it. If he had not been concerned about the soldiers' inexperience, he would have mobilized the troops when it got dark!

Shang Zhen ran up the hillside as lightly as possible.

When he felt he was approaching the top of the mountain, he could see the moon casting shadows of leaves into the forest.

But at this point, Shang Zhen could no longer run up.

He had been to the top of this mountain before, so he certainly knew that there was an area to the south of the mountain where there were no trees.

Because there are no trees, the view is not blocked and you can see the south from the mountain.

Shang Zhen started to turn left, and when he was almost there, he walked towards the top of the mountain again.

When he saw the open space on the top of the mountain through the gaps in the trees, he hid behind the tree and carefully adjusted his perspective to observe.

He originally wanted to look for it carefully, but when he gently pushed aside a branch, he saw the Japanese sentry he was looking for.

There were two of them in total, and they were standing on tiptoe under the moonlight, looking towards the south.

As for what the Japanese army was looking at, how could Shang Zhen not have some associations?

After all, the moon is not very bright yet. It is impossible to see the forest in the south with the current visibility, but you should be able to see the foot of the mountain.

So is there any need to ask what these two Japanese soldiers were looking at?

Shang Zhen moved under the cover of trees.

If you say you are using the trees for cover, then of course you can't just go forward. There's an open space in front of you, so where would the trees come from?

However, he took advantage of the cover of the trees and turned left. When he reached the side and rear of the two Japanese soldiers, he ran out lightly with his bayonet in hand.

He couldn't go directly up from the left side of the two Japanese soldiers, because if he did that, not to mention whether he would make a noise and alarm the two Japanese soldiers, even though the two Japanese soldiers were looking to the south, they might still discover him out of the corner of their eyes.

He should have gone around behind these two Japanese soldiers, but while he was doing so he noticed that one of them was already holding a gun. So why didn't he rush out?

The two Japanese soldiers actually made a mistake, a fatal mistake. They finally determined that the Chinese army was heading into the trap set by their Imperial Japanese Army, but they could have raised their guns at the same time and warned the Japanese troops lying in ambush on the periphery.

But they didn't. They raised their guns one after another, which gave Shang Zhen time to attack the sentry but prevented them from firing.

The first Japanese soldier's gun was pointed at his shoulder and he was about to pull the trigger, but the bayonet in Shang Zhen's hand stabbed into his back.

The second Japanese soldier also raised his gun and noticed something was wrong, so he turned around subconsciously. However, at this time Shang Zhen pulled out the bayonet that had already been embedded in the back of the first Japanese soldier, and he let go directly.

The moment the first Japanese soldier fell, Shang Zhen's hand appeared.

That hand directly locked the throat of the Japanese soldier who turned back.

Shang Zhen used such force that he pinched the guy's throat and lifted him up with force, then raised his foot and kicked the Japanese soldier in the crotch.

The chokehold was not fatal. Shang Zhen was not a fool and he did not have such strong finger strength. It only made the Japanese soldier struggle, but the kick below was fatal.

Because his throat was locked and his lower body was kicked fatally, the Japanese soldier made strange noises.

When Shang Zhen let go of his hand, the Japanese soldier fell down like a pile of mud.