There was a temporary barracks between the two Japanese guard posts, and there were six Japanese on guard. They changed guard every two hours. Xiaowuzi and Lao Yin calculated the time. After taking care of the guard post, they took advantage of the darkness and headed towards the barracks, because two Japanese soldiers would come out to change guard soon.
The two brothers, Dalong and Erlong, were lying in wait at the door of the barracks.
Behind Xiao Wuzi, the two brothers took a hammer and a sharp shovel from the tool pile.
When Xiao Wuzi and Lao Yin approached the guard box, the two brothers lurked at the door of the barracks in advance, staring at the door of the barracks in the pouring rain.
When Xiao Wuzi and Lao Yin were rushing here after winning, the Japanese came out. Two Japanese soldiers, wearing raincoats and flashlights, walked towards the guard box while cursing.
The two brothers had already thrown off their shoes, and quietly touched their bare feet behind the Japanese.
Just when the Japs seemed to hear something and stopped, the two men pounced on them in the darkness.
The Japs were completely unprepared. One Japs was hit in the back of the head so hard that his skull was sunken. He fell directly into the mud without making a sound.
The other Japs turned around and slashed his neck with a sharp shovel with a sound of wind. The sharp shovel was covered with rust and was not very sharp. Fortunately, Erlong used all his strength in this swing, which was huge. The force of the knife drove the sharp shovel into the neck bone, blocking the Japanese's cry directly in his throat.
When Xiaowuzi and Lao Yin arrived, Dalong was picking the bullets from the Japs, but Erlong was wielding a rusty shovel to chop down again, because the Japs were not dead.
The sound of heavy rain covered up the clicking sound of the sharp shovel. When Xiao Wuzi picked up the flashlight dropped by the Japs, Erlong had already chopped the Japs' neck to a bloody pulp.
Xiaowuzi drew out his bayonet and waited at the door for a while, while Lao Yin asked Dalong and Erlong to pack up the Japanese equipment. After finishing, the four men entered the barracks with a bayonet in hand.
There were only two Japanese soldiers left in the barracks, still sleeping under the covers. When they heard someone entering the room, they thought it was the sentry who had been replaced and did not open their eyes. He was stabbed to death in bed with a bayonet in his sleep.
The four people quickly cleaned the barracks and packed away everything they could use. There were about thirty people behind them waiting for them to open the passage.
More than thirty people walked quickly on the muddy mountain road in the dark night and in the pouring rain. From time to time, someone slipped and fell and was covered in mud.
Xiao Wuzi gave the raincoat to Er Zhi because he was still holding Ya Dan. The little girl had woken up a long time ago, watching these people groping forward in the dark with wide eyes, without crying or making a fuss. She seemed to know that everyone was doing something big. So, even though it was painful to have the rain on my face, I still endured it. He was hugged by two chairs and followed everyone forward with a shudder.
In the summer in Kanto, the sun rises very early. Even though it is rainy, it is already bright at around four o'clock.
The green leaves are even more green and dazzling after being washed by the rain.
The group of people walked on the ridge, no one spoke, except for the occasional cough and the rustle of feet lying on the grass.
The rain had fallen a bit less, and there was less mud on the ridge and more rocks, so it was less muddy.
Several people with guns acted as scouts. Xiaowuzi, Dalong and Erlong were exploring the way in front, keeping a certain distance from the large army, while Lao Yin and Cao Shangfei were at the back of the team, also Keep some distance from the large army. This arrangement can enable the large army to escape danger in the shortest time once it encounters the enemy.
The advantages of this arrangement are usually not seen, but when you actually encounter the enemy, it will be highlighted by clever arrangements.
With his sharp ears, Xiaowuzi had long heard the rustle of someone walking in front of him. Xiaowuzi stopped, climbed up a big rock next to him in a few steps, and quickly set up his gun.
The brothers Dalong and Erlong also spread out and quickly found two big trees as cover, with their big guns pointing forward.
When five or six Japanese figures appeared in the rain and fog, Xiao Wuzi did not hesitate and fired immediately.
The leader, a Japanese sergeant holding a big wolf dog, was shot in the forehead and fell on his back.
Xiao Wuzi calculated mentally but not intentionally, so he defeated the enemy with the first shot and the second shot. When the third shot was fired, there was no more Japanese in sight.
The few remaining Japs found bunkers at the first opportunity and opened fire blindly.
At this time, there was a burst of gunfire from the side, the gunfire was very dense, and it was accompanied by the scream of being shot.
It turned out that there were five or six Japanese soldiers who came up from the side of the mountain and happened to meet the large unarmed troops behind them.
The Japanese opened fire immediately, and the team that had no time to escape suffered heavy casualties.
After hearing the gunfire, the brothers Dalong and Erlong immediately fired to stop the Japanese. While shooting, they moved to both sides to find a more ideal angle.
Xiao Wuzi did not move, because he had the best terrain and could basically determine the approximate location of the remaining Japanese on the front.
Although the rocks around him were smashed into pieces and made a "chirping" sound, Xiao Wuzi just lay down and protected his head and face with his arms.
Then it's time for Xiao Wuzi to show off his power. A Japanese soldier took out a grenade and was about to throw it, but Xiao Wuzi noticed it in advance, raised his hand and shot him in the chest, causing him to fall down. The grenade in his hand fell into the pit beside him, and there were two Japanese soldiers hiding in the pit.
With a "boom", the two Japanese soldiers who were lying on the ground and fired were sent flying by the air wave of the explosion.
Xiao Wuzi quickly pulled the bolt of the gun and aimed at the last remaining Japs. The Japs were behind a big tree, with only half of their bodies exposed, and were still shooting in Xiao Wuzi's direction.
Xiao Wuzi held his breath, aimed at the exposed half of the Japs face, and pulled the trigger. The bullet flew through the rain curtain, flew through the heavy leaves, accurately drilled into the Japs eyes, and came out from the back of the head, bringing out a cloud of blood mist.
Dalong and Erlong came around from the side, while Lao Yin and Cao Shangfei also came from behind, forming a half encirclement to surround the Japs coming from the side. After a fierce exchange of fire, the gunfire stopped. Due to the favorable terrain, no one among the team members was injured or killed, while at least three Japanese soldiers fell.
The three Japs panicked, threw a few grenades outside, stopped Dalong and his companions from attacking, and then ran down the mountain.
Xiao Wuzi was on the big rock and could just see them, but the distance was a little far away. Xiao Wuzi quickly fired, and within the range where the distance was still within reach, he shot down the one who ran the farthest, while the other two were also shot. Shang Fei and Lao Yin caught up from behind and shot him.
After a battle, an infantry unit of the Japanese was wiped out, and not a single one escaped. There were also some casualties here. The people closest to the Japs and the first ones they encountered were all shot. Three died and two were seriously injured.
Lao Yin ordered everyone to quickly clean the battlefield, collect all the Japs' weapons and equipment in the shortest time, and distribute them. Those without weapons were also given a grenade.
Due to the suddenness of the battle, the Japs did not have time to throw grenades, which was an advantage for them. They even stripped the Japs of their military uniforms and shoes, and then threw them naked off the cliff.
Although five or six people were lost in this battle, the combat effectiveness of these people has been improved. If they encounter a Japanese patrol again, they can barely fight.
The rain stopped at some point. Xiaowuzi waited on the post for a while to make sure that no one was following him, then he put the gun on his shoulder and walked back, taking a few steps to look back.
Not far away, I saw Er Zhizhi sitting on a fallen log by the roadside with Yadan in his arms.
Yadan saw Xiao Wuzi calling "brother" and rushed over. Xiao Wuzi squatted down and hugged her. But he frowned at the second chair and asked him, "Why don't you leave? What if the enemy catches up with you?"
The second chair smiled at him, his smile full of bitterness. He said softly: "Brothers five, raise your child and don't give her away. When she grows up, tell her that you want to visit her second uncle's grave. Tell her that her second uncle is a pure man who resisted Japan."
Xiaowuzi was shocked when he saw that the abdomen of the second chair was covered with blood. The blood dripped down the fallen wood and formed a puddle on the ground.
During the battle just now, Erzhizhi hid the child under his body in order to protect him, but his body was exposed and became the target of the Japanese.
The second chair's face was pale, but his body was sitting upright, and he still had the look of a famous drama actor. Finally, he told Xiaowuzi to leave quickly and don't let the child watch him die.
Xiaowuzi nodded silently, turned around and walked into the jungle with the child in his arms.
Lao Yin and Xiao Wuzi had already studied it and walked eastward along the mountains to near Ehemu and then southward to find a safe place to cross the river.
By the time the group of people walked into the afternoon, the sky had cleared up, and the hot sunshine had evaporated the rain in the forest. People seemed to be walking in cages, with sweat all over their bodies and faces. After walking for half a night and half a day, everyone All tired, Lao Yin decided to find a place to rest.
Everyone found a clearing in the forest, a relatively dry place, sat down one after another, found the prepared food, and started eating.
Xiaowuzi took out the bag prepared by Er Zhi, which contained mostly food for Yadan. He took out a pancake and tore it into small pieces and fed it to Yadan one by one.
Lao Yin asked Xiao Wuzi, Dalong Erlong and Cao Shangfei and other main players to take the time to rest, and found a few more people to send out sentries. Then he sat down to eat, taking out a big pancake and chewing it without any taste.
After walking for a day, I didn't dare to walk on the main road, because the enemy with horses and cars would definitely be faster than you. We dare not go by water because the Japanese have speedboats patrolling the river. So the safest thing is to go through the forest and take the mountain road.
Although they were walking in heavy rain and mud, the Japanese pursuers were also marching in the same harsh environment. All we walked were mountainous roads, which took up half a night's time difference. So basically he has broken out of the cage. With more effort, the sea is vast enough for fish to leap, and the sky is high enough for birds to fly.
