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Chapter 251 Chapter 250, Hey, the trap is here!

The moon was dim and the stars were sparse. There were corpses all over the ground. The smell of blood was carried far away by the night wind, attracting the wild wolves in the mountains, who were howling continuously.

In a bush in the wild boar forest, dozens of soldiers crawled out of the ground, then easily bypassed several traps and walked out of the woods. Then, they pointed their guns in the direction of Liangjia Village and opened fire decisively, firing all kinds of firepower continuously. Among them, some small fire whips were placed in tin barrels and exploded, simulating the sound of light machine guns.

In this way, the chaotic gunfire continued for more than a minute, and it seemed to be getting farther and farther away, heading northeast. After these people ran two miles, the gunfire gradually became smaller and finally disappeared.

Not only did they open fire, they also scattered the bodies of the dozen or so Japanese soldiers they carried along the way, making it look like they were killed in pursuit. Don't ask where the Japanese soldiers' bodies came from. If you ask, they just removed the jujube trees that blocked the entrance to the village, removed the mines they had laid, and carried them back from outside the parade ground.

In order to make it look realistic enough, the soldiers resisted the urge to loot the weapons completely and only took out a few dozen bullets each from the ammunition boxes of the dead devils.

Of course, this is not the point. The point is that when these people set up the goal of confusing the Japanese, a soldier carried a Japanese soldier who had just died and bled him all the way into the mountains. Then, they returned to the tunnel and left three soldiers outside to camouflage themselves again.

After camouflaging the tunnel entrance, the three warriors easily passed through the wild boar forest and headed towards where the people were hiding...

At the same time, the soldiers in the village entered the tunnels in an orderly manner and camouflaged the tunnel entrances. For example, the entrance to the tunnel where the soldiers were hiding was covered with wooden boards, then covered with soil, surrounded by stones, and covered with a huge stone plate, on which a stone roller was placed... The stone roller completed the camouflage of the tunnel entrance.

After completing the work, the comrades cleaned the yard, went into the kitchen, picked up the black iron pot, lifted a wooden board, revealing another tunnel entrance, and went in one by one.

In short, with various clever disguises, the soldiers completed the assembly from the outskirts of the village to the inside of the village, the movement from the ground to the underground, and the ambush from the underground to the above-ground wall...

During this period of time, the Sakata Regiment was very cooperative and did not take any further action or send any troops to continue the attack.

In fact, when the battle started, Sakata contacted Captain Ito by phone and learned that Ito had secretly ordered a night attack on the village. Sakata did not blame Ito, and even ordered the infantry artillery unit to fire flares over Liangjia Village within a few minutes after the battle started to cover the attacking troops. However, the battle stopped after the flares were fired.

So, Ito asked the squadron leader to send someone to check the situation. However, the dozen or so Japanese soldiers who were sent to check the situation were hit by landmines on the way.

In short, the guerrillas who were familiar with the terrain laid a large number of mines, which really caused the Japanese to suffer heavy losses.

Not long after this small team was hit by a landmine, the confusing operation was launched in the wild boar forest to the east. The Japanese turned their attention to the east of Liangjia Village and did not attack immediately.

The Japanese didn't want to bombard the village, but they were afraid that their own troops would enter the village and bomb their own troops. So, after a while, it was dawn.

The sky gradually brightened, and some early birds began to chirp in the treetops, making the anxious Japanese soldiers even more anxious. Then, the Japanese reconnaissance team, which had detoured to the wild boar forest, detected traces of a team retreating from there. "Yo, this is the Eighth Route Army breaking through! I suspect that there is an underground passage leading to the outside in the village, so they were able to break through the siege and even kill our team! After all, the Eighth Route Army in the village is quite powerful, and we all saw it yesterday evening! So, next... let's go into the village to check the situation, and let the 1st Battalion search directly into the mountains on the northeast side."

"By the way, in order to prevent the Eighth Route Army from laying mines in the village, let the Imperial Army enter the village to check it out first..." Sakata Nobutsu's orders always put the Imperial Army in the front.

Therefore, Captain Kong, with the few remaining troops, was sent to the west entrance of Liangjia Village.

Looking at the jujube trees still blocking the entrance to the village, Captain Kong was annoyed: "Damn it, is it easy for me to gather such a small team? In just over a day, there are only a few dozen of you left! However, we have to obey the orders of the Locust Army, and we can only wrong our brothers! Who is not afraid of being pricked? Get your hands on those jujube trees!"

"Captain, I think it's best to use a long-handled fork to split it apart. That way it's safest!" said a puppet soldier.

"How could I not know? But where can I find a fork? Where is the machete? Dodge the stabs and chop with a knife! If it doesn't work, try dodging the explosion with a grenade!" Captain Kong offered an idea.

So, a few puppet army confidants first drew out their bayonets and chopped at the top of the jujube tree. However, the jujube tree was so tightly pressed by the sandbags that it was difficult to cut. After a few cuts, they only cut off some thin branches. The jujube tree, which was very resilient, was difficult to cut again.

"Forget it, let's just use a pack of dynamite!" Captain Kong looked at his men whose hands were covered in blood from being stabbed, and helplessly asked someone to get a pack of dynamite, which blew up the jujube branches and sandbags with a bang.

Finally, they could enter the village. Captain Kong breathed a sigh of relief, but he didn't dare to rush in. Who knew if the Eighth Route Army was waiting for him in the village? So, a few brave puppet soldiers were entrusted with the important task and entered the village with guns. After an hour-long search, the puppet soldiers did not encounter any booby traps, ambushes, or traps, and finally determined that it was safe.

By the time Captain Sakata led the main force of the regiment into Liangjia Village, it was already 8 o'clock in the morning. The Sakata regiment entered the village, but did not enter the village immediately, but looked at the wall first.

Looking at the thick walls and the ingeniously designed firing points on them, Lieutenant Commander Sakata couldn't help but give a thumbs up in admiration: "This kind of village defense is worth learning from!"

"Hai!" All the Japanese officers bowed their heads in agreement and expressed their support for the captain's opinion. They had no choice but to support him. They had suffered enough in this village defense and had even lost the lives of hundreds of soldiers.

After visiting the outer circle fortifications, Captain Sakata finally led the main force into the village.

"Hey, we're in a trap!" Someone said softly from the top of a thick tree in the village, hidden under the dense leaves.

(End of this chapter)