The war of resistance against mountains is heavy

Chapter 2303: Survival in the Rocks

The pile of rocks of various sizes were right next to the Japanese artillery positions. When Shang Zhen groped his way to a rock, the Japanese flares had not yet been fired, but his ears were filled with the loud and small panicked sounds of the Japanese army.

At this time, Shang Zhen instinctively began to touch the grenade on his waist, but when he just grabbed the grenade in his hand, he heard movement beside him, and he just turned around and bumped into a Japanese soldier.

Of course, the accurate statement should be that he bumped into someone in the dark night.

But this is the Japanese devils' lair, and Hu Sheng must have run to the southwest. So who else could he have run into except the Japanese army?

"***", how could Shang Zhen know what the Japanese soldier said when he bumped into him? He only knew that the other's hand had touched his body.

Of course, the precise statement is that the other person's hand touched my clothes. It would be better if I was not wearing any clothes and was naked. At least in that case, the other person would not be able to tell whether I was Chinese or Japanese!

It was precisely because of the above understanding that when Shang Zhen felt that the other party's hand had touched his clothes, he grasped the grenade and smashed it hard at the other party!

"***——" The Japanese soldier realized something was wrong the moment he touched Shang Zhen's clothes. Of course, he would scream instinctively, but Shang Zhen's grenade arrived soon after.

A grenade was not very heavy, but it was made of iron. What was more important was that the grenade was in Shang Zhen's hand and was smashed down by Shang Zhen!

This time the grenade hit the Japanese soldier's face.

This time, the incident happened suddenly. In the darkness, Shang Zhen couldn't figure out whether the grenade he held on to hit the Japanese soldier's nose or mouth. Anyway, he felt sticky liquid droplets splashing on his face.

Shang Zhen did not hesitate at all. He stretched out his left hand and grabbed the Japanese soldier's throat, and the grenade smashed down again!

He didn't want to be discovered by the Japanese army, so how would he have the time to put down the grenade and reach for the bayonet?

After the second hit, the third hit came down again.

At this moment, Shang Zhen felt that the Japanese soldier whose throat he was pinching was falling down.

Japanese soldiers were already shouting around, and even though Shang Zhen couldn't understand what they were saying, he knew that some of the Japanese soldiers must have discovered something unusual here.

He let go of his left hand and let the Japanese soldier collapse. He then did not care that the grenade in his right hand was already sticky. The sticky feeling was like freshly mashed garlic!

He pulled the pin out of the grenade and then knocked it against the stone beside him.

But just when he was about to throw the grenade away, he hesitated.

Yes, this time it was hesitation, just like the pause every time when throwing an air-burst grenade, but it was indeed hesitation and not an intentional pause to deliberately create an air-burst grenade.

Why did he hesitate?

Then he suddenly realized that he couldn't throw the grenade too close!

Looking at the rocks through the telescope during the day, some are high, some are low, some are big, some are small, and I don’t know the situation of the rocks next to me. If I throw the grenade too close, it will hit a big rock that is more than two people tall and then bounce back!

After a pause, Shang Zhen finally increased his strength and threw the grenade high and far.

Then he moved to the big rock he had touched before, and pulled out the bayonet hanging on his waist with his right hand.

The noises made by the Japanese troops around them became louder and louder, and some of them even fired their guns in panic.

As the grenade thrown by Shang Zhen exploded, the scene became more and more chaotic amid the screams of the wounded Japanese soldiers.

At this time, Shang Zhen had already groped his way among the rocks.

Now he really regretted why he didn't wear Japanese military uniform.

As for why he didn't come out wearing Japanese military uniform, it wasn't really his fault. It was because the Japanese military uniforms they had seized were too small and he couldn't wear them at all!

Just now, he wanted to strip the uniform of the Japanese soldier who was hit by him, but when he considered the height of the Japanese soldier, he decided to give up! The height of the Japanese soldier was probably not as tall as his own.

The reason why Shang Zhen hid among the rocks now was that he thought the Japanese army was going to fire flares.

Although the Japanese position was not far from Qingfeng Mountain, the situation was so chaotic that Shang Zhen didn't believe that the Japanese would not fire flares.

Shang Zhen didn't run to the woods he had come out of before because he was afraid that the Japanese would fire flares while he was running. In that case, his soldiers on the other side of the woods would be exposed. Moreover, once the Japanese flares were fired, Hu Sheng, who was running to the saddle across Qingfeng Mountain, would also be exposed. He was still thinking about covering Hu Sheng.

In this case, when the Japanese flares came, the only place he could hide would be this pile of rocks.

Go ahead to dangers.

Given the current situation, it’s not a question of how brave Shang Zhen is, but that if he wants to survive, he must get into this devil’s lair!

But since we have gotten in, we must be prepared to face the Japanese army again.

Shang Zhen just groped his way around two large rocks when he felt the Japanese troops ahead. He hoped that these were the Japanese artillerymen and they did not have rifles.

Shang Zhen could only think so.

Why did he think so? In fact, was there any use for him to think like that? No matter whether it was the enemy or our own soldiers, they would point their weapons forward when they encountered an enemy attack in the dark.

If he wants to survive now, he has to hide among the rocks, and then he will bump into someone's bayonet. Do you think it's a loss?

However, due to the situation, it was useless to think too much, so Shang Zhen just moved forward.

He was afraid of running into the Japanese army again in the dark, so he naturally bent over. But when he stepped down again, he felt gravel under his feet, the kind of gravel formed by weathering stone.

Those were not just one or two pieces. Shang Zhen squatted down with an idea, handed the bayonet to his left hand, and picked up the gravel that was not even the size of a stone with his right hand.

He listened to the noises around him, stood up and threw the stone in his hand away.

There were a lot of gravel on the ground. At this point he didn't care about it anymore. Life and death were the same anyway, so just throw it away!

The Japanese soldiers' screams and groans were then heard.

It was pitch black everywhere. Some Japanese soldiers had their heads hit and some heard the "clang" and "clang" sounds of gravel hitting rocks. Naturally, they thought that Chinese soldiers had thrown grenades in in the dark. So what else could they do except instinctively lie down or hide behind a big rock?

Shang Zhen didn't care about that. He threw out five or six pieces of gravel before moving forward again.

Shang Zhen's little trick worked again. He stepped forward again. After a few steps, he felt something under his feet again, and in response, a Japanese soldier let out a low groan.

Although the Japanese soldiers around him were noisy, it did not prevent him from hearing the voice of the Japanese soldier who was nearby.

Shang Zhen bent forward and stabbed down with the bayonet in his right hand, and this time he felt the bayonet stabbing into the human body.

Although that thing was very hard, it was just bone and definitely not rock, because the Japanese soldier had already screamed.

Shang Zhen no longer hesitated and started to strike down randomly with the bayonet in his hand!

It turned out that he had just thrown the rubble around, and the Japanese soldiers thought it was a grenade and lay down.

The Japanese soldier that Shang Zhen encountered now was lying down with his rifle naturally pressed under him, and Shang Zhen's foot just now was stepping on the barrel of the rifle.

The Japanese soldier was lying on the ground but he did not let go of the rifle. Shang Zhen stepped on the gun, and the rifle naturally hit the Japanese soldier's hand holding the gun, so the Japanese soldier let out a muffled groan.

Shang Zhen didn't know whether he had stabbed the Japanese soldier in front of him in the vitals with his bayonet. At this moment, he heard a "bang" sound behind him on the left. Shang Zhen looked back and saw a flare rising.

The Japanese army finally fired the flares!