Devil's Army

The soldiers of the army that blocked the entry and exit of Daxinganling are still patrolling meticulously.

That evening, the golden eagle soon made a discovery:

There were unusual movements in the woods of Daxinganling in the direction of Heihe, as if troops were marching.

The command center quickly mobilized nearby troops and ambushed outside the Greater Khingan Range where an abnormal situation occurred.

Soon, several people poked their heads out of the Greater Khingan Range.

Soon, a group of troops emerged from the Greater Khingan Range, but the on-site commander, Captain Liu, ordered them not to fire.

He saw that the army consisted of only about 120 people. If it was a small group of scattered Japanese troops, where did they get so many clothes from the common people? Could it be that they had looted a village deep in the Greater Khingan Range?

This unit entered the ambush circle of Captain Liu and his men.

Captain Liu raised his head and fired a shot, and the soldiers on both sides of the ambush quickly rushed over and surrounded the troops.

However, this troop did not intend to surrender and raised their guns to continue fighting to the end.

"You'd better lay down your guns and surrender, otherwise I will chop off your heads and make sure your souls can never return to the Yasukuni Shrine." A regimental commander who knew a little Japanese stepped forward and shouted.

(In the troops stationed in Northeast China, all officers above the regimental level were required to learn some Japanese. In some units, even battalion-level officers went to study classes.)

"Captain, I've noticed that there are yellow dogs guarding every intersection in Daxing'anling during this period." A team member said to the leader.

"Oh? You can speak Chinese, are you a puppet soldier?" asked the regimental commander a little disappointedly.

"You are the puppet soldier, and your whole family are traitors and running dogs! Let me tell you, we are the Heihe Anti-Japanese Guerrillas, and we will take you with us even if we die."

"Hahahaha... everyone..."

The captain stretched out his hand, stopped talking, and smiled at the team member who had talked back to him.

The team member quickly raised his gun and aimed it at the regiment commander.

Two guards rushed forward, blocking the commander, pointed their guns at the team member and shouted:

"Put the gun down!"

The captain smiled and continued:

"Little guy, I haven't finished talking yet, why are you so nervous? Everyone, put down your guns!"

At this time, the soldiers also realized that these were not Japanese devils, but their guerrillas, and they all put down their guns.

"Who are you?" the captain asked the regimental commander.

"We are from the First Northeast Anti-Japanese Army, and he is our regiment commander."

“No wonder you look neither like the southern government army nor like our troops.”

"Then what do we look like?" the guard also laughed and asked back.

"Looks like a Japanese soldier, with yellow skin. But he doesn't look like one at all," the team member continued.

"We've explored several exits and found that they're all guarded by people wearing yellow uniforms like yours. Are they all your people?"

"Yes, we defeated the devils in Heihe, and they fled to the Greater Khingan Range. We were afraid they would come out and cause trouble, so we surrounded the Greater Khingan Range."

"It's really a changing world. Before, it was only the Japanese who surrounded and suppressed us, but now it's our turn to surround and suppress the Japanese."

"We must not only encircle and suppress the devils, but also drive them all out of our Chinese territory. By the way, have you seen devil troops in the Greater Khingan Range?"

"Yes, a large number of Japanese troops passed through not far from our secret camp. We thought our secret camp was exposed, so we quickly moved away. Who knew that there were soldiers guarding every intersection."