Devil's Army

The Japanese squadron leader called the village chief out and asked:

"Where did the Imperial Army detachment that collected food yesterday go?"

"We don't know. After we handed the food to the Imperial Army, they went to the next village to collect the food."

Since no one from the Imperial Army and the Imperial Auxiliary Army who came to collect grain yesterday went back to report, the Japanese squadron leader didn't know whether what the village chief said was true or not. He had no choice but to order the soldiers to conduct a comprehensive search.

After a while, a Japanese soldier found a Japanese marching canteen from a villager's house, handed it to the squadron leader and said:

"Captain, Matsushima-kun's water bottle."

The Japanese squadron leader held the kettle and angrily asked the village chief: "Do you have anything else to say?"

"I have nothing to say." He closed his eyes. He didn't expect that a kettle would fall into a villager's house. It was like God was going to destroy their village.

It turned out that after Gray Wolf wiped out the Japanese grain-collecting team yesterday, when burying the Japanese corpses, a marching canteen fell on the roadside. A child saw that the canteen was very cute and took it home to play with.

"Ready machine guns," the squadron leader raised his right hand. The Japanese machine gunners immediately pulled the bolt and prepared to fire.

Gray Wolf and his companions were still nearly half an hour away from the village, so they had no choice but to use their trump card.

The Japanese squadron leader was just about to give the order to open fire when he suddenly felt a gust of wind rushing towards him from afar.

He looked up and saw a small object that looked like an airplane flying towards him. Before he could figure out what was going on, the heavy machine gun under the dragon's belly started shooting at him.

The squadron leader fell heavily beside the machine gunner. Before the machine gunner could react, Feilong pounced on the machine gunners at the four corners and fired all the way.

Two machine gunners were killed on the spot, and one of the other two quickly picked up his machine gun and climbed up, fleeing to the hut next door. The other machine gunner turned around and ran without even picking up his gun.

Feilong chased the Japanese machine gunner who was running towards the hut from behind. After a round of "da da da...", the Japanese machine gunner fell outside the hut.

The people around had already taken advantage of the chaos to flee back to their homes and closed their doors tightly.

The surrounding Japs raised their guns and shot at Feilong, but it was no use.

An unlucky Japanese soldier was hit in the thigh by a ricochet bullet from the flying dragon. He fell to the ground, screaming.

At this time, Gray Wolf and his companions had already reached the outskirts of the village.

Gray Wolf was afraid that the Japanese would become desperate and take the villagers hostage, so he ordered the Third Company to leave a road behind the village for the Japanese to escape, and then set up an ambush on both sides of the road.

The Japanese were being troubled by Feilong, when the sentry came to report: a troop of more than a hundred people appeared at the entrance of the village, and they were suspected to be the devil's troop.

A Japanese lieutenant took over the command and hurriedly directed the soldiers to prepare for the attack.

At this time, the shouts and gunshots of the devil troops could be heard from the village entrance.

At this time, all the Type 92 heavy machine gun bullets in Feilong's belly had been used up.

Feilong single-handedly held out against a squadron of Japanese invaders until the arrival of the main force.

Since almost all of the Japanese machine gunners had been killed by Feilong just now, the firepower of this team of Japanese soldiers was greatly reduced.

A Japanese soldier suddenly rushed towards a machine gun in front of him. Gray Wolf shot him with his quick eyes and hands, and the Japanese soldier fell there forever, unable to move.

Everyone shot at each other for a while, and the demoralized group of Japanese soldiers were defeated and, under the command of the lieutenant, took turns retreating to the back of the village.

Gray Wolf and his men pressed forward step by step, driving the group of Japanese soldiers to the back of the village.

After finally evacuating the village, the Japanese troops turned around and ran towards Fengtian.

After a while, this group of Japanese soldiers rushed into the encirclement of the third company.

Following the order from the third company commander, the first and second platoons fired fiercely at the Japanese from both sides of the village road. The third platoon piled some wood in front of the road as a simple shelter and also began to block this group of Japanese. Gray Wolf and his men also chased from the village entrance and shot at the Japanese from behind.

From the beginning, Gray Wolf wanted to wipe out all the more than one hundred Japanese soldiers, so he did not surround them on three sides and leave one behind.

If any of these devils were allowed to escape alive, they would surely lead their troops to massacre this village in retaliation.

The Japanese soldiers in this squadron were desperate and continued to launch a fierce charge on the third platoon's position. The grenade launcher also continued to explode behind the third platoon's makeshift bunker. The third platoon leader and a soldier were hit on the spot by a grenade launcher shell.

When the soldiers carried them to the medic nearby, the third platoon leader and his men had already stopped breathing.

Finally, the Japanese lieutenant broke through the three rows of defense and fled to Fengtian with more than 40 Japanese soldiers.

After the Japanese were repelled, the soldiers began to clean up the battlefield, and the villagers opened their doors and came out one after another.

The village chief and two villagers walked up to the gray wolf, and suddenly the village chief knelt down in front of the gray wolf.

The gray wolf was startled and hurried to help the village chief up.

The village chief couldn't insist, he pleaded with Gray Wolf: "Sir, we are willing to pay the military rations, please send soldiers to protect us." Today, more than 300 people in their village almost suffered a disaster of village destruction, he still feels scared when he thinks about it now.

"Don't worry, we will do our best to protect you. When we delivered food yesterday, some people from your village came with us to our base. If there is anything, please send them to report."

Dozens of Japanese soldiers escaped today. Given their vengeful nature, they will definitely take revenge on this village.

Gray Wolf decided to send Feilong to patrol the area around the village to prevent the Japanese from suddenly massacring the villagers.

But what Gray Wolf never expected was that the Japanese's massacre of the village was just a cover, and their subsequent revenge would be far greater than the massacre of the villagers.