Devil's Army

At six o'clock in the morning, more than 100 Japanese devils and more than 300 puppet troops in the county, led by Koji Nakamura himself, drove two three-wheeled motorcycles and two trucks and marched towards Hejiazhai in a mighty manner.

As soon as the wakeup call was blown on He Jianao's side, Leng Feng took the players who had replaced the team members last night and prepared to go to the mountainside to replace the players who stayed behind last night.

The team had just walked out of the village entrance when Leng Feng heard the jackal's call from his earphone:

"Captain, did you hear that? Did you hear that? If you did, please answer."

"Hear it, hear it, Jackal, what do you say," Leng Feng shouted into the headset.

"The Japanese in the county have already set out. A total of 501 Japanese and puppet troops have arrived."

"Okay, clear. You don't need to monitor there anymore. Follow the team and return to the group."

Leng Feng knew that the disparity in troop strength this time was huge. One more person meant more strength, and the special forces team's combat effectiveness was as strong as ten.

"Comrades, there is no need to change guard. The Japanese are moving out. Let's prepare for battle." Leng Feng ordered.

"Yes," the team members responded in unison.

"He Guihua, go find He Bangzi and ask him to organize the guerrillas. Ask him to help us transport ammunition when necessary. Also, organize the common people and be ready to retreat at any time." In order to avoid causing panic among the common people and former guerrillas, Leng Feng did not tell him that there were 501 Japanese soldiers this time.

"Okay." He Guihua turned and walked towards the village.

Gray Wolf and Wen Wolf said hello to Leng Feng, each took a few team members, turned back to the feeding hall, took breakfast for the garrison members on the mountainside, and set off with the team.

The team members ate breakfast while marching quickly. When they reached the mountainside, the team members stationed on the mountainside took the breakfast and quickly entered the position.

It’s a 40-mile journey, and it only takes half an hour to drive there.

While the team members were nervously preparing for battle, the Japanese were searching and advancing slowly.

It was not until 7:30 in the morning that the Japanese soldiers came into the team's sight. Two motorcycles led the way, followed closely by two trucks. Behind the trucks were endless puppet troops and Japanese soldiers, like a row of yellow wheat waves that moved.

The first motorcycle stopped at a place where Japanese heads were piled up on the hillside. Then a Japanese soldier on the motorcycle turned around and ran to the second truck. He saluted at the co-driver's cab of the second truck and said something in a beeping voice. The door of the co-driver's cab of the second truck opened, and Nakamura Koji got off the car and followed the soldier to the hillside where 79 heads were piled up. A wooden board was inserted on it, with "The End of the Invaders" written in Japanese. Behind the heads were a row of headless corpses. All the corpses were stripped down to their underwear.

Nakamura Koji was furious and kicked the wooden board away with a "bang".

At this moment, with a "bang", an anti-personnel mine popped out from the sight of the Japanese heads.

"Be careful!" the guard threw Koji Nakamura to the ground.

At this time, a loud "boom" explosion sounded, and the Japanese soldiers surrounding the Japanese head spectacle were blown down.

After being tackled by the guard, Nakamura Koji was not seriously injured, but his left arm was hit by a piece of shrapnel and was bleeding. He pushed away the guard who was already dead on him. He drew out his command knife angrily, pointed to the hillside on the left and shouted:

"Machine gun fire." Two Japanese machine gunners lay on the ground, firing bullets at the left side of the mountainside. All the team members on the mountainside lay in the trenches without showing their heads.

Nakamura ordered the machine guns to fire for a while, but seeing no response, he ordered the machine guns to fire at the right side of the mountain. The two machine guns fired for a while, but still no response.

Nakamura Koji waved his command knife, pointed at the small village in front of the mountainside and shouted, "Go into the village and work without leaving a single person alive."

The Japanese and puppet troops quickly lined up and rushed towards the village.