Devil's Army

Everyone looked towards the sound of laughter.

I saw a strong man with a big knife on his back standing on the opposite wall.

Seeing that everyone was looking at him, the strong man spread his wings and jumped down from the wall.

The strong man came between the warrior and Li Hongmei and said to the warrior with a smile:

"You are a Japanese bully who only knows how to bully girls." After saying that, he raised his little finger.

The warrior didn't understand what the strong man said, but he understood the gestures he made. He asked angrily:

"who are you?"

"My surname is Wang, my given name is Wu, and I am known as Big Knife Wang Wu in the martial arts world."

Upon hearing this, the captain of the guard quickly stepped forward and clasped his fists towards Wang Wu, saying:

"It's Mr. Wang. Thank you for your help."

Wang Wu walked up to the warrior and said to him,

"Yours, this one for beating women, this one for fighting."

Warrior Wang Wu raised his thumb and then his little finger.

The warrior was so angry that his face turned red, and he attacked Wang Wu's chest with a vicious tiger heart-ripping move.

In the Republic of China, women had a low status and warriors disdained fighting with women.

Wang Wu saw the warrior punching at him and quickly blocked it with his right hand. As the two hands blocked, Wang Wu was secretly surprised: this short and fat man was quite powerful.

When the warrior saw Wang Wu dodge his attack, he immediately swept his kick towards Wang Wu's lower body.

Wang Wu skipped the warrior's sweeping kick and punched the warrior's left cheek with his right uppercut.

The warrior dodged Wang Wu's attack by moving to the side. The warrior circled around Wang Wu. He knew that Wang Wu's skills were far superior to those of the two women, so he wanted to find Wang Wu's weakness while circling around him.

Wang Wu also used stillness to control movement, staring at the warriors circling around him.

At this time, the two guards had helped Li Hongmei and Wei Ke, who had fallen to the ground, up and asked them to go into the house to rest.

Li Hongmei and her friends had only fought with ordinary people, so they were not aware of their own shortcomings. Now it was a rare opportunity for a master to fight, so they were not willing to let him go. They insisted on supporting each other and watching from the sidelines.

The warrior saw an opening and kicked Wang Wu with his right leg.

Wang Wu moved sideways to the left to avoid the warrior's whip-like kick.

As soon as the warrior's right foot landed on the ground, his left leg swept over with a horizontal kick with the sound of wind.

Wang Wu, who had just landed, had no time to dodge and used his hands to block the warrior's sweeping kick.

When the two sides collided, they each took several steps back.

Li Hongmei and the other guards cheered for Wang Wu.

The two sides fought for forty or fifty moves, but still could not determine the winner.

The warrior was secretly surprised. He had devoted himself to studying oriental martial arts for many years. He thought he had few rivals in China, but he didn't expect to meet one today.

He drew his samurai sword. If fists and feet couldn't win, he would win with weapons.

Wang Wu smiled when he saw the warrior draw his samurai sword. His forte was swordsmanship, and this short guy was courting death by challenging him to a duel with swords.

The warriors chopped, slashed, stabbed, and thrust at Wang Wu one after another. Wang Wu resisted, blocked, slashed, and pressed to resolve them one by one.

The two sides fought "ping pong..." for twenty or thirty rounds.

Wang Wu used an autumn wind to sweep away the fallen leaves and slashed towards the warrior's center.

The warrior quickly blocked with his samurai sword, but Wang Wu's move was a feint. Seeing the warrior blocking with his sword, he immediately stopped and chopped down at the warrior from top to bottom.

The warrior hurriedly raised his sword to block.

The two knives collided with each other, making a crisp metallic sound.

Wang Wu shouted, "Let go!" The broadsword slashed along the warrior's sword towards his handle.

The warrior hurriedly let go and dodged Wang Wu's blade.

Wang Wu turned the blade and pressed it against the warrior's neck.

The captain of the guards saw this and stepped forward and shouted:

"Hero, don't kill anyone."

Wang Wu put away the knife, laughed loudly, and disappeared.

The warrior blushed with shame and left quickly with the three ronin.

Not long after the warrior left, the squadron leader and three female special forces members hurried over.

The squadron leader looked at Li Hongmei and Wei Ke who were supporting each other and scolded:

"Don't always try to be brave. You should know that there are always better people out there."

"Yes," Li Hongmei and Wei Ke felt a little aggrieved, but they didn't say anything. Because they didn't take the warrior seriously at first, they were a little arrogant.

A guard who went out with the concubine that day was unwilling to do so. He responded directly:

"Sir, it's not that they are trying to be brave and competitive, but those ronin are too bullying. They took action because our lady was in danger. If you don't believe me, you can go ask the lady."

The squadron leader glanced at Li Hongmei and the others, said nothing, took out a small bottle of medicinal wine from his arms, handed it to a female special forces member next to him and said:

"Help them in and wipe them off."

The ronin followed the warrior back to the kendo hall, and the more he thought about it, the more aggrieved he felt. So he gave the warrior an idea to let the troops help them vent their anger.

When the warrior heard this, he stared at them fiercely and cursed:

"You're being beaten to a pulp by two women, and you still have the nerve to bring this to the army? If you dare to bring this to the army, get out of the gym right away. I can't afford to lose face like this."

Afterwards, General Song learned about this and was very worried. The Japanese outside of Peking were looking for trouble, and he was afraid that this incident would trigger a war. But nothing happened.

The matter was left unresolved. My concubine never went shopping near the Japanese shopping street again.