Chen Asong was very happy and treated Wang Jin very attentively along the way, just like a servant treats his master, serving Wang Jin comfortably.
When he saw Wang Jin in a good mood, he asked Wang Jin to teach him some special warfare knowledge.
Wang Jin was bored on the road, so he told Chen Asong stories about previous battles and also taught him some basic special warfare skills.
Chen Asong was very curious about everything about the special forces. He listened very carefully to what Wang Jin said and asked very carefully.
He gave Wang Jin the feeling of being a bit chatty, and sometimes Wang Jin even annoyed him.
That day, as they were on their way, Chen Asong pestered Wang Jin to talk about the special forces team again.
In order to answer his question, Wang Jin was inevitably a little distracted. In addition, they were basically walking in inaccessible places, and their vigilance was slightly relaxed. Wang Jin did not notice that the danger was approaching.
Wang Jin and others were walking through dense bushes, which was extremely restricted. It was difficult to see the situation inside from the outside, and it was also difficult to observe the situation outside from the inside. They didn't know that there was a road passing by not far from them. Since there were very few passing vehicles, they did not hear the sound of vehicles driving, so they were not aware of the existence of this road.
Not far from the highway, a Japanese communications squad was checking the phone lines. A Japanese soldier climbed up a telephone pole and tested the telephone wires. Because he was standing at a relatively high position and had a wide field of vision, he actually spotted a figure moving in the jungle on the hillside more than a hundred meters away. After careful observation, he found that there were two people there, and they were carrying guns. Judging from their attire, they were all wearing plain clothes, so they were probably anti-Japanese elements.
The Japanese soldier no longer checked the route, quickly climbed down, and reported to the Japanese commander Cao who was leading the team.
The Japanese Army Commander Cao also felt that these two people were probably guerrillas, because there were guerrillas operating in this area. The reason why they came out to check the line in a single shift was because they were worried that there would be few people coming out. Will be attacked by guerrillas.
The Japanese Army Commander Cao decided to arrest the two guerrillas. He ordered the soldiers to load their bullets immediately, get into battle formation, and outflank Wang Jin and Chen Asong who were on their way.
The officers and soldiers of the Japanese army are well-trained. Not only the ordinary infantry, but also the communication troops and heavy equipment are also very powerful in combat.
Wang Jin and Chen Asong were on their way. They had to cross a ridge ahead. The rocks were prominent, the vegetation was relatively sparse, and the terrain was relatively high. Someone passing by here could be seen from a long distance away.
Wang Jin has developed habits in the special operations team for a long time, which keeps him alert. He slowed down, observed carefully, and wanted to choose a more secretive path to cross the ridge in front of him. He would rather take a longer detour than risk being exposed.
In order to see the surrounding situation clearly, Wang Jin climbed up a large protruding rock next to him and looked around with a telescope. He saw no one or anything suspicious.
Chen Asong saw Wang Jin looking forward and followed his example. He looked forward carefully and found nothing unusual.
Wang Jin felt that there was no problem and felt much more at ease. However, he still maintained good habits and not only looked in the direction ahead, but also looked to both sides and behind him.
It didn't matter. When he turned back, he discovered a road between the two mountains. As he walked, he looked at the map. This road was not marked on the map. What he didn't know was that this road was a newly built war-ready road after the Japanese army occupied Malaysia. This road was mainly used by Japanese and puppet military vehicles, so the number of vehicles passing through this road was relatively small. There happened to be no vehicles passing by during this time, and Wang Jin didn't hear the sound.
As long as there is a road, enemy troops may appear, and Wang Jin can't help but be more vigilant. He did not move forward immediately, but stayed here to observe carefully.
Chen Asong saw Wang Jin turning his head to observe, and followed him to look there. He also saw the road down the mountain, but he didn't think anything about it. He did not see any Japanese and puppet troops passing by, nor did he see anything unusual, so he felt that he could continue to move forward with confidence.
However, he trusted Wang Jin very much and even worshiped him. He would not make his own decisions in front of Wang Jin, so he remained silent and waited for Wang Jin to make a decision.
Since the Japanese soldiers were hiding in the dense bushes, Wang Jin could not see them, but they could see Wang Jin. They were lying in wait in the direction of Wang Jin's advance, hoping to see Wang Jin coming.
When they saw Wang Jin suddenly stopping there, they couldn't help but feel anxious, worried that they would suddenly change their direction of travel, which would miss the opportunity to eliminate these guerrillas.
Wang Jin observed for a while and saw nothing unusual, so he decided to move on. However, in order to avoid accidents, he said to Chen Asong: "Brother Chen, this section of the road is easy to expose the target. In order to avoid accidents, we will walk separately and keep distance. Let's do this, I will explore the road in front, and you will stay away from me." There is a distance of 100 meters. After we pass this distance, I will wait for you in front and then we will walk together."
Chen Asong obeyed Wang Jin's words and said: "Okay then. Let's go separately, but it's better for me to walk in front. I just learned how to shoot, and I'm not accurate yet. If something happens to you in front, I can't help you much. Why don't I explore the way in front, and if something happens, you are so powerful, you can still help."
Wang Jin is a responsible person. He doesn't want Chen Asong to take risks, so he proposes to go ahead. But after listening to Chen Asong's words, I think it makes sense. If he were ambushed while walking in front, Chen Asong would basically be unable to help with his current abilities. He felt that Chen Asong's proposal made sense.
So Wang Jin said: "Okay then. Then keep this distance first, and wait for me when we get to the ridge in front."
When Chen Asong was with the special forces team members, he always hoped to have the opportunity to do something. Seeing that Wang Jin accepted his proposal, he was very happy and walked forward, pulling out his shell gun as he walked. , bullets loaded, ready for battle. Although he has no conditions to practice shooting these days, he is already very familiar with guns.
The Japanese soldiers who were ambushing saw the guerrillas finally coming towards them, and they were secretly happy. However, when they saw the two guerrillas pulling away from each other one after another, they were obviously on guard, and they couldn't help but feel... Secretly cursing these guerrillas for being so cunning.
Chief Cao of the Japanese army originally wanted to eliminate these two guerrillas, but seeing the level of alert on the other side, he knew that it would not be easy to take them down in one fell swoop. He then ordered two Japanese soldiers to wait for Chen Asong to come over and capture him first. The other Japanese soldiers pointed their guns at Wang Jin who was walking behind. As soon as Chen Asong's captors took action, they shot at Wang Jin at the same time. Try to catch a living one without letting Wang Jin run away and follow behind.
Chen Asong passed through the exposed rocky area and entered the dense jungle ahead. Although he didn't think there would be any danger here, seeing Wang Jin being so cautious, he still increased his vigilance and listened carefully to what was going on around him as he walked.
When the Japanese commander Cao saw Chen Asong approaching, he made a gesture to let his soldiers prepare to take action.
The two Japanese soldiers who were responsible for dealing with Chen Asong waited until he was passing a dense bush. They were sure that Wang Jin who was following him would not be able to see their movements, so they rushed out from their hiding place and pounced on Chen Asong.
Chen Asong had always been on high alert, but there was a sudden noise around him, which made him break out in a cold sweat. He hurriedly turned his head and looked to the side. Two Japanese soldiers had already rushed to him.
The two Japanese soldiers wanted to capture Chen Asong alive. One of them hugged Chen Asong, and the other tried to gag Chen Asong. At the same time, one hand grabbed Chen Asong's gun-holding wrist.
Chen Asong instinctively pulled the trigger and shot out a hail of bullets. Although the bullet did not hit the Japanese army, it alerted Wang Jin who was following behind.
Hearing the gunfire, the Japanese commander Cao felt very depressed. He secretly cursed a fool and ordered other Japanese soldiers to shoot at Wang Jin.
Wang Jin maintained a high degree of vigilance from beginning to end. The sudden sound of gunshots caused him to instinctively lie down on the ground and quickly roll to the side. The bullets fired by the Japanese army flew through the air and all missed.
From the sound of Chen Asong's gunshot to the time when the Japanese army shot at Wang Jin, the interval was almost less than one second. However, in this fleeting moment, Wang Jin actually escaped the shooting of ten Japanese soldiers. It can be seen that his reaction His fast speed and skillful tactical movements surprised the Japanese commander Cao and the soldiers. They really didn't expect the other party's reaction to be so quick. They really didn't know how he was able to do it.
What made them even more unexpected was that at the moment they were surprised, the opponent's bullets had already been fired, and one shot hit a Japanese soldier in the head.
The Japanese army did not expect that the other party would be so powerful. They hurriedly shot at the place where Wang Jin was hiding.
Wang Jin's superb technical and tactical skills were beyond the imagination of the Japanese officers and soldiers. Just after he fired the first shot, he immediately rolled on the ground and hid behind a rock. The bullets fired by the Japanese army did not hurt him at all.
At this time, Chen Asong had been pushed to the ground by two Japanese soldiers and tied up with ropes. Chen Asong was extremely depressed. He did not expect that he would fall into the hands of the Japanese before he joined the special force. Now I can only hope that Wang Jin can come to save me. If ordinary people encountered this situation, Wang Jin would be desperate when he had to face so many enemies with only one person. However, Chen Asong had seen how powerful Wang Jin was and had high hopes that Wang Jin could rescue him.
Although the Japanese commander Cao knew that the opponent was a master, he felt that he had twelve men under his command and the opponent only had one, so he had a great chance of winning the battle between the two sides. He did not want to give up on the other side, so he ordered several Japanese soldiers to shoot continuously to suppress Wang Jin and block his retreat, and then sent several soldiers to divide into two groups to outflank Wang Jin.
The Japanese soldiers still underestimated Wang Jin's power. After accepting the outflank order, a Japanese soldier turned around and crawled to the side. He was careful enough, but just because his body was a little higher when he was prostrate, Wang Jin seized the opportunity and shot him in the head, killing him instantly.
This shocked the usually arrogant Japs. They moved more cautiously, rolling and crawling on the ground. After making sure that the opponent couldn't see them, they got up from the ground, bent down, and took a detour to outflank Wang Jin.
Wang Jin had extremely rich combat experience. He guessed that the Japanese would definitely come to surround him. He could not stay where he was and wait for the Japanese to surround him.
He looked to both sides, first crawled backwards, then rolled to the left, hid behind a larger rock, and then continued to retreat. When he was sure that the bullets of the Japanese soldiers could not hit him, he got up and bent down the hillside on the left. He moved very quickly and continued to move to the left. He was going to make a big circle and go to the rear of the Japanese troops.
Wang Jin now doesn't know if Chen Asong is still alive. He holds a glimmer of hope. If Chen Asong is still alive, he must be rescued.
The dense vegetation in the mountains of Malaysia is incomparably better for guerrilla warfare than the bare stone mountains of Shanxi. For a master of guerrilla warfare like Wang Jin, the Japanese troops in this class are really not enough for him to fight.
The Japanese army wanted to outflank Wang Jin, but Wang Jin moved faster. Soon after, he came to the outside of the Japanese army that came to outflank him. He watched three Japanese soldiers pass by him and surrounded his original position.
Wang Jin plans to kill these three Japs. He put away his sniper rifle because its rate of fire was too slow.
He pulled out the shell gun from his waist, followed the three Japs quietly, waited for them to reach an open space between bushes, and shot them three times in the back. His burst shooting method is very skillful, and each burst shot contains three bullets.
After the beating, the three Japs had three bloody holes on their backs. They lost their lives without any time to resist.
After killing these three Japs, he immediately ran towards the place where Chen Asong's accident occurred. Of course, he was not walking in a straight line. He estimated the distance. When he was approaching that place, he turned to the right and went around to attack the Japanese army.
After the Japanese Army Commander Cao sent several soldiers to outflank Wang Jin, there were four Japanese soldiers who stayed in place besides himself. One of the Japanese soldiers was guarding Chen Asong, and the other three soldiers continued to block Wang Jin's hiding place with firepower.
The intention of the Japanese army commander Cao was to surround Wang Jin and eliminate him, but he had been worried that Wang Jin would quietly leave his hiding place and move to other places.
