Sword of Light: I Can Summon the Fourth Disaster

The night was as dark as ink, and the wind was biting cold. The soldiers of the Mountain Division rode their bicycles through the dense forest, like ghostly figures.

Their goal was to sneak in tonight under the cover of darkness, wipe out a part of the Japanese 10th Division, and then quickly rush to Qianjiayu to join the 2nd Regiment.

Division Commander Edelweiss had a sharp gaze, and he held the map tightly in his hand with a frown on his face. For him, this battle was not just a military operation, but also a test for the soldiers of the mountain division and a challenge to his command ability. He knew very well that if he won this battle, it would greatly boost morale and lay a solid foundation for the subsequent annihilation war.

"Attention all teams, stay hidden and speed up!" Edelweiss's order was transmitted to each team outside the Japanese encirclement through the radio.

The soldiers of the Mountain Division rode their bicycles through the mountains and forests in the night, their movements were deliberately slowed down, for fear of disturbing the tranquility of the night.

As the distance shortened, the tense atmosphere became more intense. Every soldier knew that this was the first battle since the establishment of the mountain division, and it was also a battle to make the unit famous.

Finally, in the early morning, the Mountain Division arrived near the camp of the Japanese 10th Division. Edelweiss ordered the entire army to stay where they were, and he personally led the reconnaissance company to quietly approach the enemy camp.

Looking at the sparse defense line of the Japanese, Edelweiss made a gesture and led the reconnaissance company to kill the Japanese sentries one by one. The follow-up troops also advanced into the Japanese camp one after another, waiting for the sound of gunfire, which would be the signal for the entire division to attack.

Just as the reconnaissance company was about to approach the core area of ​​the enemy camp, suddenly, a burst of hurried footsteps came. Edelweiss's heart tightened, and she quickly signaled the reconnaissance team to hide. They held their breath and stayed close to the ground, fearing that they would be discovered by the devils.

The footsteps were getting closer and closer. Through the gaps in the grass, Edelweiss saw a group of Japanese soldiers coming towards him. He was secretly glad that he had discovered them in time, otherwise the consequences would be disastrous. He signaled the reconnaissance company to stay still and wait for the Japanese soldiers to pass by.

However, at this moment, a Japanese soldier suddenly stopped and seemed to have noticed something. He looked around and finally his eyes fell on the place where Edelweiss and the others were hiding. Edelweiss' heart tightened, knowing that he could not wait any longer. He quickly drew out his dagger, jumped up, and pounced on the Japanese soldier.

A fierce battle broke out in the night. Edelweiss led the reconnaissance company to quickly control the Japanese squad, but some Japanese still pulled the trigger. In the middle of the night, a gunshot sounded particularly harsh in the quiet military camp, and many Japanese stuck their heads out to see what was happening outside.

Edelweiss watched more and more Japanese soldiers walk out of the tents, knowing that this night attack had reached the worst-case scenario. So she picked up her submachine gun and rushed into the Japanese army camp nearby, firing indiscriminately. The bullets quickly killed the Japanese soldiers who had not yet reacted.

After the battle, Edelweiss immediately ordered the entire army to launch an attack. With the sound of a gunshot, the soldiers of the Mountain Division rushed down the mountain like a tiger, unstoppable. They quickly dealt with the Japanese sentries, rushed into the Japanese camp, and threw grenades when they saw the Japanese camp.

Under the fierce attack of the Mountain Division, the Japanese Tenth Division soon fell into chaos. Many Japanese sergeants tried to organize a counterattack, but they were unable to do so under the fierce attack of the Mountain Division. For a time, the entire Japanese camp fell into the rhythm of the Mountain Division, and the sound of submachine guns and machine guns rang out continuously. Many Japanese lost their lives in a half-awake state.

Suzuki Sadaji woke up immediately after hearing the gunshots in the barracks. He walked out of the tent and looked at the chaotic barracks. He immediately shouted, "Counterattack! Counterattack!"

However, when the Independent 3000st Mixed Brigade was encircling the rd Battalion of the nd Regiment, it was caught off guard by a counterattack by the rd Battalion. With less than soldiers on its hands, it was caught off guard by a regiment of the Mountain Division. Suzuki Sadajū watched the Japanese wailing under the hands of the Mountain Division soldiers.

Seeing his subordinates being gradually eliminated, Suzuki Sadajō immediately led the elite squadron around him to prepare for a breakout, but was discovered by the soldiers.

Zi Buyu was leading his soldiers to clean up the living Japanese soldiers when a soldier ran up to him and said, "Battalion Commander, our platoon has found a high-ranking Japanese soldier. Our platoon leader saw that the high-ranking Japanese soldier was about to escape, so he is leading his men to stop him!"

When Zi Buyu heard this, he instantly became alert and immediately led the guard platoon in the direction where Suzuki Sadaji broke out.

When they arrived at the blocking position, Zi Buyu looked at the platoon that was about to be overwhelmed, and suddenly he became furious. He rushed to the back of the Japanese squad with a submachine gun and killed several grenade throwers with a burst of bullets. The addition of the new force caught the Japanese off guard, and the elite Japanese squad next to Suzuki Sadaji was wiped out in an instant.

Suzuki Sadajū saw that he was attacked from all sides and his elite team had been eliminated, so he immediately raised his hands and prepared to surrender.

Zi Buyu came closer and saw that it was a Japanese major general. He had caught a big fish. He said to Suzuki Sadaji, "I know you can speak Longguo. Tell me your name, number, and position."

Suzuki Sadajū bowed and said, "Suzuki Sadajū, Commander of the 1st Independent Mixed Brigade."

Zi Buyu nodded in satisfaction, it was indeed a big fish, so he signaled the guards behind him to line up and tie up the man.

Suzuki Sadajū was escorted back to the Japanese army camp. Seeing his soldiers being cleared out, he wanted to ask Zi Buyu to spare his men, and he would let them give up resistance.

Who would have thought that the guards escorting him would put him directly on the pile of corpses, without even giving him a chance to beg for mercy, and would just shoot him dead with one shot.

Zi Buyu nodded in satisfaction. He thought his men were the ones who agreed with him. He said to the deputy regiment commander beside him, "Lao Su, take a company to treat the wounded brothers and then move them away. As for the dead, bury them properly. When the war is won, we will personally send their ashes back to Bashu."

Su Qingfeng nodded, and then led the soldiers to clean up the battlefield. Zi Buyu took the remaining uninjured soldiers and immediately went to support the mountain division.

On the Mountain Division side, Edelweiss fought more and more fiercely. The soldiers of the Mountain Division were the elite of the infantry. After catching the Japanese off guard in the middle of the night, the Japanese couldn't even organize a decent resistance and were driven by the soldiers of the Mountain Division to retreat to the center of the military camp.

Sasaki Michiichi heard the noise outside the tent, walked out of the tent with sleepy eyes, and shouted: "You idiots, what are you doing making so much noise for?"

Before Sasaki Michiichi sobered up, he was hit in the face by a soldier with the butt of a rifle. Immediately, teeth came out of his mouth mixed with blood. The severe pain instantly dissipated Sasaki Michiichi's original drunkenness.

Sasaki Michiichi opened his eyes wide and looked forward, suddenly confused and wondering if he had seen it wrong. Why were there only Eighth Route Army soldiers in the military camp? Where was his Tenth Division?

But Edelweiss didn't tolerate him. She originally only wanted to eat up a small number of the Japanese, but she didn't expect that the battle would turn into an annihilation war. However, the Japanese follow-up troops ran too fast and failed to encircle and annihilate them.

Edelweiss kicked Sasaki Michiichi on the waist and asked in Japanese: "Report your name, number, and position."

Michikazu Sasaki struggled to get up from the ground, but Edelweiss's feet pressed him firmly to the ground.

Sasaki Michiichi patted the cold ground and said fiercely: "I am Sasaki Michiichi, the commander of the 10th Division. Do you dare to fight me one-on-one?"

When Edelweiss heard the name Sasaki Michiichi, her eyes narrowed, she lifted her foot from stepping on him, and said to the soldiers behind her: "Where is the cook squad leader? Bring your butcher knives, I will show you how to kill this Japanese pirate beast."

When the cook brought the butcher knife, Edelweiss threw Sasaki Michiichi's sword to him, signaling him to get up and fight.

Sasaki Doichi, who was already in a good mood, drew out his command knife and slashed at Edelweiss. Edelweiss dodged the oncoming Japanese knife and slashed at Sasaki's right wrist, chopping off his right hand holding the knife.

Sasaki immediately covered his broken wrist and wailed. Edelweiss originally wanted to tie up Sasaki and drag him to death, but after thinking about it, she decided to let him go.

"Send a telegram to the Second Regiment, telling them that the Japanese who surrounded them have been eliminated. Have them drive a few cars down. I'm going to show everyone how to dismember a person using five cars."

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Thirty-sixth Division Headquarters

Yoshio Shinozuka was looking at the map in his hand. The enemy they surrounded was really too fierce. They had tried to break through several times and now several infantry battalions had been crippled.

There has been no news from the 223rd Infantry Regiment, which he had placed high hopes on, and the direction of this farewell battle is now going further and further astray.

At the same time, outside the Japanese headquarters, who can have me? The six of them looked at the light and dark sentries hidden in the woods and said to Jie Yuhua who was standing beside them.

"We're afraid we've encountered a big fish."