Devil's Army

Captain Liu immediately determined that something had happened with the small team, and hurried to the east of Jiumazui with the special forces members.

As Captain Liu and his men got closer to the east gate of Jiumazui, the sound of gunfire became clearer and more intense.

As we got closer and saw more clearly, we realized that it was indeed a small team leader and his men.

A small team leader and his men were taking turns fighting and retreating, with more than 100 Japanese soldiers chasing them from behind.

"Tang Zhibin, tell the team leader to find a favorable position to stop this squadron of devils. We will be there soon."

"Yes!" A team member responded to Captain Liu and immediately ran towards the team leader.

"Captain, take a few snipers to block the east exit of Jiumazui and prevent the Japanese army from coming to reinforce."

"Yes!" The second team leader immediately took away the four snipers from the sixth squadron and ran towards the east gate of Jiumazui.

Led by Captain Liu, the other team members outflanked this squadron of Japanese troops from behind.

"The Japanese in Jiumazui are also gathering here. Wait a minute, don't save bullets, open fire at full force and fight quickly and decisively." Captain Liu ordered while jogging.

"Yes!"

A team leader received an order from Captain Liu to stop retreating behind a small hill and lie down behind the hill to block the Japanese army.

"Captain, a small group of troops is running towards us from behind." The Japanese sentry reported to the squadron leader.

“Which team?”

"It's too far away, I can't see it clearly."

"Go, order them to outflank the front corps from the right wing."

"Hi!"

The Japanese sentry hurried over to convey the order.

When the sentry ran to Captain Liu and his men, he found that he did not recognize the soldiers in this unit. However, he still conveyed the captain's order without any compromise.

Unfortunately, after hearing the order, Captain Liu sent him directly to see the Emperor.

After a while, another sentry reported to the Japanese squadron leader:

"Captain, the unknown troops behind us are still marching behind us."

"Order the rear guard to be alert and ready for action at any time."

"Hi!"

The guard had just left and soon ran back to report to the Japanese squadron leader:

"Captain, that unit has changed direction and moved to the right wing of the front troops."

"Okay, attack the troops in front with all your strength!"

"Hi!"

The Japanese army attacked the first squad with all their might. The captain of the first squad was shot so hard that he could not raise his head and had to move his position to continue to block the Japanese army. However, the Japanese machine gunners soon shot at the new position of the captain of the first squad.

The team leader had to keep changing positions to block the Japanese attack.

The team leader was entangled in attack and blocking with the Japanese army.

When Captain Liu was leading another squad toward the right wing of the first squad, he suddenly changed direction and moved towards the right wing of the Japanese squadron, and then launched an attack on this Japanese army.

What the Japanese squadron leader was worried about finally happened. It turned out that this unidentified armed force was in the same group as the armed forces that pretended to be their troops before. So they quickly divided their troops to stop them.

This squadron of Japanese troops was attacked from both sides and began to lose the upper hand.

At this time, the Japanese reinforcements in Jiumazui also arrived and began to run out of the east gate of Jiumazui.

As soon as the Japanese reinforcements came out of the east gate, they were ambushed by snipers. The four Japanese soldiers running in the front immediately received lunch boxes.

The Japanese reinforcements quickly retreated to the east gate and fired indiscriminately outside the city gate. They didn't see clearly where the bullets came from.

The Japanese squadron had been fighting with Captain Liu for a long time and had always been at a disadvantage. He knew that this unit was not an ordinary local armed force, they had high combat literacy and accurate shooting, so he hurriedly continued to ask for help from the Jiumazui large force.

The Japanese troops at Jiumazui received a call for help from the squadron leader and knew that their lives were hanging by a thread, so they hurriedly ordered a small team to rush out of the east gate regardless of casualties.

The four snipers at the door loaded their guns, fired, and changed positions in one go, continuously shooting at the Japanese troops rushing out.

The small team of Japanese soldiers that rushed out of the east gate soon became more than a dozen corpses, lying silently on the path outside the city gate.

The Japanese also discovered the position of the sniper outside the door and began to suppress him with machine guns.

Captain Liu and the first squadron leader also started the final attack, clearing out the remaining Japanese troops in front of the position while cleaning up the battlefield.

After cleaning up the battlefield, Captain Liu and his team members quickly retreated towards the small wooden boat.

The snipers outside the East Gate of Jiumazui kept changing their positions to kill the Japanese troops coming out of the East Gate, making the reinforcements miserable.

The four snipers outside the east gate heard that the gunfire behind them had stopped and began to retreat alternately towards the small wooden boat.

The Japanese reinforcements from Jiumazui were chasing closely behind.

Four snipers threw four grenades in succession at the pursuing Japanese troops, and then quickly retreated.

After the smoke from the successive grenade explosions dissipated, the Japanese reinforcements continued to chase in the direction of the sniper's retreat.

The Japanese reinforcements chased all the way to the bank of Xinqiang River, where the two wooden boats had already left the riverbank.

The Japanese reinforcements squatted on the river bank and fired at the two wooden boats in vain.