Liang Jian: I have a canteen

The light inside the tent was dim, and it was a bit damp and stuffy, but overall it was clean. It seemed that the Japanese treated the prisoners fairly well.

There are two regimental-level cadres, one of whom is the regiment commander and also has a colonel's collar badge.

The presence of a collar badge means that this regiment commander is a formal member with an official rank. There were not many such members during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. This point alone shows that this regiment commander has a prominent background.

The other person cannot be seen clearly due to the angle, but judging from his age and demeanor, he should also be a regimental-level cadre.

The two men's hands and feet were not tied, and they were sitting cross-legged inside the tent.

There was another person with his arm in a cast and bandage, and he looked very young.

He sat in front of the two team leaders with his hands trapped, but from his nervous expression, it seemed that he was protecting the two team leaders.

Including the comrade who was being tortured outside, there are now four people found to have been tortured.

After finding out the situation inside the tent, Shen Chunliang took a few steps, put his hands to his ears and pressed them gently a few times without saying anything.

Although he did not understand telegrams, he could use a simple rhythm to convey the information he had obtained so far.

After confirming the information, Xu San asked through the intercom, "Currently, three people were found in the tent and one on the playground. Please confirm whether the number is correct."

After a while, a strange voice came from the intercom, "Correct!"

After waiting for seconds, the voice suddenly asked, "Is there anyone with a scar on his neck?"

"Beep--beep~"

"Protect him!"

Next, Xu San controlled the drone to lower its altitude and turned on the auxiliary camera, preparing to cooperate with Shen Chunliang in the rescue operation.

After observing the enemy's deployment, Xu San said, "In ten seconds, the fat man will start firing, one shell every ten seconds."

"Got it!" Li Yunlong's voice came from the intercom. Shen Chunliang took a deep breath and prepared to rush to rescue people.

According to the plan formulated by Xu San, the attack would start with Li Yunlong's artillery bombardment.

Although it was a bombardment, it was only symbolic and was intended to divert the enemy's attention.

The interval between one shell and another every ten seconds was also to give Li Si and Shen Chunliang a chance to shoot.

To be honest, Li Yunlong sneered at this waste of artillery shells, thinking it was too wasteful, but as a soldier he had to obey orders.

Ten seconds later, a mortar shell landed in an open space west of the camp. The shock wave from the explosion blew away a Japanese soldier who was smoking.

As the shells exploded, warning whistles sounded one after another, and the Japanese in the entire camp immediately moved in an orderly manner.

Several Japanese soldiers in charge of guarding the prisoners also entered combat status, found cover and prepared for battle.

About ten seconds later, another shell landed on the east side of the camp, but this time it caused no damage to the Japanese.

After the second shell was fired, Li Yunlong's voice suddenly came from the intercom, "Did it hit anything?"

"No, hold on for the third shot. Wait for my order for the specific timing of the launch." Xu San issued a new order, because the tortured Eighth Route Army soldier had been taken down from the tree and was being dragged back to the tent.

The soldier was seriously injured. Although he was still conscious, he seemed unable to move.

After a while, the soldier was thrown roughly into the tent.

At this point, the four soldiers who needed to be rescued had been gathered together, but another problem also arose.

In addition to the four Eighth Route Army soldiers, there were four Japanese soldiers in the tent holding the prisoners of war who were staring at them intently! (End of this chapter)