Devil's Army

After wandering for half a month, Gray Wolf finally returned to the Oroqen tribe. Leng Feng approached him and asked:

"Have you seen General Song?"

"I saw him and told him about the upcoming July 7 Incident, but he didn't really believe it."

"We can only do our best. As for whether we can change history, we can only leave it to fate."

"Although he doesn't quite believe what I said, we still need to make preparations in advance. Currently, the road from Huludao to Beijing is difficult to travel, and all the baggage cannot be transported through."

"Then let the infantry go by land, and the baggage can be transported by sea via warships to Tianjin Port. We will send people to receive it at Tianjin Port."

"Which troops are you going to send?"

"Although the combat quality of the newly formed 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, and 15th Brigades is no worse than that of the Japanese, they have never been through a major war, and both the soldiers and the commanders are obviously inexperienced. Should we send Wulang's 2nd Brigade?"

"The Second Brigade has been through many years of fighting and is indeed very experienced. It is also sufficient to send it to deal with the First Brigade of the Chinese Garrison Army of the Japanese invaders. Moreover, there are 70,000 to 80,000 soldiers under General Song in Peking."

"Contact General Song first to prevent our troops from rushing over and causing unnecessary misunderstandings."

After a while, Gray Wolf returned to the war room with a telegram in his hand and shook his head at Leng Feng.

"Why? General Song still has illusions about peace?"

"He has illusions about peace, but we cannot have illusions about peace. We will send the Second Brigade there a month in advance and station them nearby."

"The special operations squadron I brought with me has already stayed in Peking and can deal with emergencies if necessary. Our Huaxia-2 ​​fighters and H-1 bombers have already formed combat effectiveness and can provide support to them if necessary."

Gray Wolf and Leng Feng didn't stay in the war room for long before they went to the research department to find Wen Lang. He wanted to know the current situation of their First Army Air Force.

Leng Feng notified Wu Lang to get ready and rush to Peiping in early June.

Wu Lang also came from the modern era, so he must have known what the purpose of going to Beiping in June 1937 was. He immediately strengthened the training of the troops and prepared ammunition to prepare for the upcoming national war.

Li Hongmei and Wei Ke remembered the captain's instructions and lived in General Song's mansion, protecting General Song's concubine.

That day, the concubine wanted to go out for a walk again. Li Hongmei and the other two followed her, and the five guards followed behind.

The concubine had been getting along well with Li Hongmei and the others these days, so she said to them:

"I haven't bought anything for you during the days you've been in Peking. Go out and pick some things. If there's anything I like, I'll give it to you."

"Thank you, sister." Li Hongmei wanted to buy some souvenirs for the sisters in Huludao who did not carry out the mission.

Beiping was much busier than Huludao, and there were many more shops, which dazzled Li Hongmei and Wei Ke.

In front of us is the Japanese street, where many Japanese run shops, bars and boxing gyms.

Li Hongmei and her friends didn't want to go shopping there, so the concubine took them to another street.

Who knew that three ronin would come over to the Japanese street, speaking broken Chinese:

"China woman, what's wrong? Don't you want to go in and take a walk?"

When Li Hongmei heard them calling her that, she immediately got angry, rolled her eyes and snorted, "No!"

"You don't have to go, but you have to give me two glasses of wine." The three ronin blocked the concubine and the others' way.

The concubine was so scared that she hid behind Li Hongmei and the others.

A guard stepped forward, pointed his gun at a ronin and shouted:

"Stand back, what do you want to do?"

"Oh, I'm so scared, shoot here." The ronin raised the guard's gun, pointed it at his head and laughed.

The other two ronin were laughing wildly beside them.

The guard was so angry that his veins were exposed. He wanted to end the life of the Japanese ronin with a single shot, but he couldn't do that because it would cause a diplomatic dispute, not to mention that the Japanese were already eyeing Peking.

Seeing that the guards did not dare to shoot, the ronin challenged them even more brazenly and cursed:

"You are just wimps, the sick men of East Asia."

At this moment, the guard wanted to shoot and leave Beijing, but he finally held back because their superiors had always told them to be cautious when dealing with the Japanese and try to avoid conflicts with them.

Seeing that the guards dared not fight back, the Japanese ronin became even more arrogant and began to make moves on the concubines, Li Hongmei and Wei Ke.

Li Hongmei saw that the wanderer was already furious. So she smiled and walked towards the wanderer and whispered:

"Is your head harder than a bullet?"

"My head is big and hard. If you don't believe it, hit it there." The ronin pointed at Li Hongmei's chest and said with a lewd smile.

The other two ronin also smiled maliciously.

"Then come and bump into him." Li Hongmei gestured with her index finger to the ronin to come forward.

"Yoshi! Here I come." The ronin lowered his head and bumped into Li Hongmei's chest.

Seeing this, the concubine covered her mouth in fear and tried to pull Li Hongmei away, but was stopped by Wei Ke.

Wei Ke stood in front of the concubine to prevent her from being knocked down by the ronin.