Devil's Army

Gray Wolf and his men drove to Yaobao Town, and a special forces member got out of the car and drove away the truck that was originally parked at the Third Brigade’s base.

Gray Wolf drove to Tieling County with his special forces team. Gray Wolf unloaded all the medicines in Feilong's abdomen at Tieling County Hospital, and then took his special forces team back to the tribe.

Gray Wolf came to the war room, and the Jackal was sitting at the door of the war room, bored and resting with his eyes closed.

"No news yet from the devil's experimental base?"

"Captain, there is no news yet." As soon as the Jackal heard the Gray Wolf's voice, he immediately stood up and responded.

Gray Wolf didn't say anything. Only three days had passed, so it was normal that there was no movement in the laboratory.

Walking into the operations room, Leng Feng and Wen Lang were studying the sand table, exploring something.

"Blood Wolf, do you have a new plan?" Gray Wolf walked forward and asked.

"After the death of Muto Nobuyoshi, the Japanese have not yet appointed a new commander of the Kwantung Army, but they can't just leave the position vacant forever. I estimate that a new commander will take office during this period, so I want to take advantage of this time to fight another battle." Leng Feng said.

"Then where do you want to hit?" asked the gray wolf.

"Here," Leng Feng said to Gray Wolf, pointing to a place on the sand table.

"Fushun?"

"Yes".

"Fushun is known as the coal capital, and it is an important source of coal resources for the Japanese. The Japanese will definitely send a large number of troops to rob it."

"Lead the war outside the base. If we can't hold it, we can retreat to Qingyuan Manchu Autonomous County or even Tieling County. Our base won't suffer any losses."

"The Japanese devils in Fushun are really despicable. Not only did they build bacterial experimental bases again and again, they also committed the first massacre against unarmed civilians - the Pingdingshan Massacre," Wen Lang took over the topic.

"Pingdingshan Massacre?" The Jackal who followed in raised his head in confusion and looked at Wenlang. The devils had committed many massacres, but this was the first time that Wenlang had raised this solemnly.

"The Pingdingshan Massacre happened on September 9 last year, before we reached Hejiazhai, when the Fushun Japanese invaders were attacked by the Fourth and Eleventh Route Armies of the Anti-Japanese National Salvation Army and suffered heavy losses. In order to retaliate, the Fushun Japanese invaders lured the Pingdingshan civilians to a depression under the pretext of taking photos, and then concentratedly fired machine guns at them, killing more than 15 civilians."

"Commander, let me take my men and kill these beasts." The Jackal said gritting his teeth.

"There weren't many Japanese soldiers in Fushun, only about four or five hundred. But in order to attack our Tieling County from here, the Japanese soldiers in Fengtian dispatched a large number of Japanese soldiers to garrison there. I don't know if these Japanese soldiers retreated after the last defeat."

"Blood Wolf, I'll go investigate." Gray Wolf responded.

"You just got back, take a rest and go with the Jackal tomorrow."

Gray Wolf nodded and handed a cigarette to Leng Feng.

After finishing the cigarette, Gray Wolf left the war room and slowly walked to the infirmary, and came to He Guihua's ward. Chatting with He Guihua was the best way to rest.

"What? Didn't you go out for a walk?" Gray Wolf asked after pouring a glass of water for He Guihua.

"Yes, I went there and walked around the tribe several times. I just came back not long ago." He Guihua smiled sweetly.

"I heard you went to Fengtian?" He Guihua asked Gray Wolf while drinking water.

"Well, I went to Fengtian Hospital and got some medicine."

"Is it dangerous? Tell me about it." He Guihua asked, approaching the gray wolf.

Gray Wolf then sat down on a chair beside He Guihua's bed and talked to her about the process of stealing medicine from Fengtian Hospital.

When Gray Wolf told He Guihua about one of his special forces members releasing "biological weapons" at the Japanese guards, He Guihua covered her stomach and giggled non-stop.

"Gray Wolf, you are so funny, and your soldiers have become funny too."

"I didn't teach him this move. I can't learn to control it so easily."

At this time, the old couple He appeared in front of He Guihua's ward.

"Hello, Uncle He, Aunt He," He Guihua shouted towards the door.

The old couple walked into He Guihua's ward, and Mr. He asked with concern, "How does Deputy Brigade Commander He feel?"

"I was fine a long time ago, but he didn't let me leave the hospital. He said there's no war now, so resting anywhere is worse than resting in the hospital."

"The deputy commander is also concerned about you." He Lao replied. However, He's mother beside him felt very uncomfortable.

"Another big war is about to break out, and your Sixth Brigade may also have to join in." Gray Wolf took over the topic.

"Then I'm discharged from the hospital." He Guihua said anxiously.

"I don't have the final say on this. It's up to Dean Yuan." Gray Wolf spread his hands and said helplessly.

"They are all concerned about you and worried about your health. Look, I'm fine now. Shishi insisted on coming over for a checkup and insisted that I go to the tribe. After the checkup, we can take a walk here again. But I was really busy recently and my waist couldn't take it. There are fewer people these two days, so I took some time out today to take a break."

"Mr. He has not charged the common people for consultations in the past few months. This is for the benefit of the people of Tiaobinshan County."

"County Magistrate Wu won't charge me rent for the next three months, so I won't charge the common people for medical consultations for the next three months. It's also good for the people. Come on, do you have time to take a walk with me, an old man?"

"Okay," He Guihua responded quickly as she was tired of sitting.

So the four of them walked together in the tribe, breathing the fresh air without the smell of gunpowder.