Espionage, codenamed Ant, moving expert

Before the supervisory team was even fully assembled, Chen Zheng had already returned to the vicinity.

Prepare to have Erniu begin shelling to cover Song Ruoqing's evacuation.

He not only arranged the mission route for Erniu, but also assigned a new mission to Gousheng.

At Guang'an Bridge, Ishikawa received a message from Harada informing him that the ghost had appeared, and immediately ordered Sasaki to bring reinforcements.

He remained near Guang'an Bridge.

The ghost is too fast; it will definitely come to rescue the Kuomintang agents trapped on both sides of Guang'an Bridge.

Ishikawa planned to wait in ambush and then snipe the ghost from here.

To ensure the appearance of the ghost, Ishikawa even secretly let the enemy slow down, causing the Japanese pirate army participating in the attack on Guang'an Bridge to slow down.

Ishikawa issued the order under the guise of the garrison command, and the commander of the Japanese pirate army, who had already begun the attack, had no choice but to obey.

Only the infantrymen who went forward made a probing attack. Seeing that the Kuomintang's firepower on both sides of the bridge was very strong, they ordered the infantrymen to withdraw and continue the siege, waiting for heavy firepower support.

Ishikawa, with the remaining men, set up six positions, taking advantage of the terrain around Guang'an Bridge.

Whenever the ghost appears, we are always facing a pincer attack from two positions.

With Okamoto's withdrawal, the Japanese pirates besieging Guang'an Bridge lost their reserves, and Da Hu fought even more fiercely, almost overwhelming the Japanese pirate army.

They quickly advanced three blocks, and were only three blocks away from Guang'an Bridge.

Those inside heard Da Hu's rapid gunfire and knew that reinforcements had arrived. Their confidence soared, and they were just waiting for the two sides to converge before launching a counterattack against the Japanese pirates.

Da Hu, his blood boiling, led the charge and quickly broke through another street of Japanese pirate troops.

The rescue of the brothers trapped on Guang'an Bridge is just around the corner.

What Da Hu didn't know was that a regiment within the temple had already assembled and was moving towards his rear.

On the way, they encountered several groups responsible for picking up Da Hu, and the two sides immediately engaged in a melee.

Why is it a free-for-all?

The detachment within the temple, organized into three battalions, advanced in sequence.

The leading squad encountered Da Hu's support team and was immediately shocked by the enemy's powerful firepower.

The battalion commander ordered one company to engage the enemy head-on, while the other two companies would flank them from the left and right, determined to surround them.

The large contingent of Japanese pirates following closely behind ignored the fighting here and continued their advance toward Guang'an Bridge.

Da Hu set up two positions to cover the retreat. When he discovered that the Japanese pirates were trying to surround one of them, he immediately sent people to support the other.

The support team encountered another large group of Japanese pirates and a fight broke out in the street.

The Japanese pirates were too numerous to maneuver effectively, so troops were sent to flank them.

Although the Military Intelligence Bureau had fewer people, they were no match for the fierce firepower of the weapons provided by Chen Zheng.

A small group of ten people can block off a street.

The Japanese pirates were using a flanking maneuver to encircle and outflank the enemy, and the other side had the same idea and was also using a flanking maneuver.

Behind Da Hu, the area leading to the retreat route, spanning more than a dozen streets, was immediately thrown into chaos, with fighting taking place everywhere.

In the midst of the battle, an enemy suddenly appeared from the side.

Before they could turn their guns around, more enemies appeared behind them.

Thinking they were surrounded by Japanese pirates, they discovered that a military intelligence combat team had also appeared behind the Japanese pirate army.

They were attacked from both sides, and the fighting was quite fierce.

Zhao Kui's side never intended to storm the garrison headquarters; it was merely a harassment operation.

The Bamboo Agency and the Plum Agency quickly suffered heavy losses, achieving remarkable results.

Zhao Kui hadn't been happy for long when he learned that a large force of Japanese pirates was approaching from several directions, and immediately ordered a retreat.

The Japanese troops stationed at the garrison headquarters were originally hiding inside, too afraid to come out.

Upon learning that General Okamoto was personally leading troops to the rescue, their fighting spirit soared, and they actually chased after him.

Unable to escape quickly, Zhao Kui had no choice but to fight and retreat.

Zhao Kui always lagged behind, acting as a hindrance.

With the two sides locked in a stalemate, the combat team that attacked the bamboo machine learned that their captain had been bitten and immediately came to their aid.

They met a large squad under Okamoto's command at an intersection.

Both sides were rushing towards the sound of gunfire, not paying attention to their surroundings. The vanguard of the Japanese pirates was a small squad that collided directly with two combat groups, resulting in chaos and disarray.

When they realized something was wrong, the two sides were already entangled, guns raised, unsure of who to aim at.

No one dared to fire first, for fear of hurting their own people.

Both sides held their guns, aiming at this one and then at that one.

The Military Intelligence Bureau had fewer people, but the team leader reacted quickly, shouting:

"Brothers, retreat to my side. Don't fire yet, wait for my order."

The Japanese pirate squad leader was also shouting:

"Surround the enemy. The company commander will be here soon to capture these Chinese."

The two sides couldn't communicate verbally, and the subordinates carried out their orders.

The team leader discovered the Japanese pirates' plan and, unable to shake off the enemy, immediately changed his orders:

"Those inside, move closer together, back to back, hurry up! Those outside, listen to my command, crawl down! Those inside, shoot the Japanese pirates!"

This order was given faster than the Japanese pirate squad leader's.

The team members who had mingled with the Japanese pirates in the middle of the road immediately moved together.

Those outside heard the gunshot and immediately lay down. Finally, the gun went off!

Da da da

Da da da

All of them were long bursts of fire.

A small squad of Japanese pirates was wiped out in an instant, with half of them falling.

The team leader stands in the middle, firing while observing changes on the field and mentally calculating ammunition consumption.

Feeling that the submachine gun ammunition was about to run out, he gave the order again:

"Those inside, lie down; those outside, kneel and fire. Annihilate all these Japanese pirates."

By the time the Japanese pirate squad leader tried to order his men to split up, it was too late.

The Kuomintang's military intelligence unit was firing either submachine guns or machine guns in shifts, giving the Japanese invaders no chance to dodge.

A small squad was wiped out, while the Kuomintang's side only had two wounded, one of whom was accidentally wounded by their own men. It can be said that the results were brilliant.

Unfortunately, reinforcements from the Japanese pirates arrived, and the two sides began exchanging fire on both sides of the street.

When Zhao Kui encountered Japanese pirate troops on his flank, he was caught between two groups of enemies and unable to retreat. He had no choice but to seek cover and launch a counterattack.

Da Hu and Zhao Kui's walkie-talkies were constantly ringing with calls from their subordinates, reporting the real-time battle situation.

The two dared not delay and immediately reported to Chen Zheng upon receiving the news.

Chen Zheng had not yet rescued Song Ruoqing, so he ordered his men to hold on for a few more minutes, after which he would send reinforcements.

Hiding in his safe house, listening to the sounds of gunfire from all directions, Zhang Fugui could no longer bear it and turned on the captain's personal walkie-talkie.

They immediately heard the voices of Da Hu and Zhao Kui.

Tang Asheng wasn't idle either; he and Xiao Wu were making preparations in the warehouse behind the trading company.

Chen Zheng did not assign combat missions to Tang Asheng and Zhang Fugui, so the two dared not participate in the battle on their own.

They heard clearly what Da Hu and Zhao Kui were saying.

Xiao Wu only had one squad, and he was about to go out to join the battle.

Tang Asheng grabbed him:

"Where are you going?"

"What else are we doing? Fight the Japanese pirates, rescue the captain and the brothers!"

"With just ten of you, it's a drop in the ocean..."

Xiao Wu thought Tang Asheng was preventing him from going, so he shook off Tang Asheng's hand and interrupted him:

"Captain Tang, I'm from the action team, I'm not under your jurisdiction..."

"I'm the captain, you have to listen to me. Don't even think about rescuing people, just blow up the commercial street and see if the Japanese pirates can handle it."