Devil's Army

The gray wolf called Wang Zhuangfei over and gave him some instructions.

Wang Zhuangfei took the order to go out and make arrangements. Gray Wolf led the remaining 300-odd special forces members, all of whom changed into Japanese military uniforms and quietly walked towards the Japanese position.

Gray Wolf stopped a Japanese sergeant on the road and told him that he had escaped from Qingfengling Town. He had important intelligence to report to the commander and asked where the headquarters of the troops was.

"Go forward along this path for less than five miles, then turn right into a valley and you will find the command post," said the sergeant after looking at Gray Wolf's ID.

Gray Wolf and his companions walked for nearly five miles and saw a grass path on the right that had been trampled by people.

Gray Wolf revealed his identity to the sentry and asked to see the commander. He had important information to report to the commander.

After the guard reported, the commander met with Gray Wolf alone.

"Your Excellency, Major General, I am Lieutenant Colonel Changji who is patrolling the towns and villages south of Chaoyang County. I have intelligence to report to you about the Devil Forces in the towns and villages south of Chaoyang County."

"When did Division Commander Sakamoto arrange people to patrol the towns south of Chaoyang County?" Major General Toyotomi asked in confusion.

"Captain Sakamoto had already estimated in advance that the Devil's Army would attack Fuxin and Chaoyang. But before we could make arrangements, Fuxin fell and Chaoyang was surrounded. I led my men to the south of Chaoyang, near Hulu Harbor, to block the attack of the Devil's Army. But before we could organize ourselves, the Devil's Army had already divided into three groups and attacked the towns to our south."

According to the intelligence provided by the headquarters to Major General Toyotomi, some Japanese soldiers who fled back to the towns south of Chaoyang showed that the Devil's troops attacked the towns south of them in three directions. This coincided with the intelligence provided by Gray Wolf.

"What intelligence do you have about the devil troops in the southern township?"

"The Devil Force sent a regiment and three battalions to attack the towns to our south in three directions. The towns to our south were guarded by at most a squadron of troops, and could not withstand the attack of a battalion of the Devil Force, so they all retreated. Now this regiment of the Devil Force is scattered in twenty or thirty towns to our south, and each town is guarded by only a platoon of troops. We can concentrate a battalion of superior forces to defeat them one by one." Gray Wolf was telling the truth.

"Now the devil troops are guarding the road leading to the southern township of Chaoyang County. How can we get through?"

"We came here from a small road that leads directly to various towns in the south of Chaoyang County."

Major General Toyotomi was overjoyed. If he could completely wipe out an entire regiment of the Devil's Army, it would be icing on the cake for the front battlefield which had already become a stalemate.

He immediately arranged for a lieutenant colonel to lead a large team of more than 1,200 people to follow Gray Wolf and his men.

Gray Wolf's special forces led the Japanese army through the weed-covered path. The Japanese soldiers suffered a lot from cutting the weeds, but no one in this group of Japanese soldiers complained from beginning to end.

The troops were marching to a mountain pass with dangerous terrain. The lieutenant colonel stopped the troops, looked at Gray Wolf in confusion and asked, "Major Nagasaki, are you sure there are no ambushes from the Devil's Army here?"

"Mr. Lieutenant Colonel, there were no ambush troops of the Devil's Army here when we came. How about we go forward and explore the way?"

"Well, then I'll have to trouble Nagasaki-kun." The lieutenant colonel was very happy to have someone willing to be a pioneer.

So Gray Wolf led more than 300 special forces members to form two lines and carefully explored forward. From time to time, they fired a few shots on the hillside to see if there were any ambushes from the devil troops.

When the lieutenant colonel saw that Gray Wolf and his men had safely passed the pass, he nodded with satisfaction and asked the Japanese troops in his brigade to follow.

When all the Japanese soldiers led by the lieutenant colonel entered the pass, a series of deafening explosions were heard from the top of the hill at the entrance of the pass.

The hillsides on both sides of the entrance to the pass were blown down, and pieces of rocks and soil rushed towards the pass like a mudslide, instantly filling the entrance to the pass and blocking the Japanese's way back.

Before the Japanese lieutenant colonel had time to shout that there was an ambush, countless grenades were thrown from the top of the slopes on both sides of the mountain pass.

Most of these grenades exploded in the air, and countless grenade fragments fluttered around like snowflakes, reaping the lives of the Japanese soldiers below the mountain pass.

The soil below the mountain pass was instantly dyed brown and black by the blood of countless Japanese devils.

The rain of grenades kept coming, wave after wave, and the howling and groaning of the Japs kept coming, wave after wave.

It was impossible to retreat, and it was also difficult to rush up the hillsides on both sides. Now the only thing left to do was to rush forward.

However, what made the lieutenant colonel collapse was that the major Nagasaki who had led the team just now was already ready for battle in the fortifications that had been prepared in front.

The lieutenant colonel's group of soldiers finally rushed to the exit of the mountain pass, but they were greeted by a hail of bullets from Gray Wolf and his men's light and heavy machine guns.

The Japs who rushed out of the mountain pass piled up in layers at the exit of the pass.

Gradually, the howling and groaning of the Japs at the foot of the mountain pass became quieter and quieter, and finally became silent.

Soldiers from the first army on the hillsides on both sides of the pass rushed down to the bottom of the pass and began to clean up the battlefield.

This large group of fully armed Japanese soldiers had not even fired their guns much before all their equipment was taken over by Wang Zhuangfei's Second Regiment.