Traveling through the 1940s, the whole village was massacred at the beginning

Jiang Jiyun was extremely anxious and turned around and ran to the other side without paying any attention to the situation around him.

As she ran, she frantically took out her cell phone and dialed Zhang An.

At this moment, Chen Meng suddenly appeared behind Jiang Jiyun and pulled Jiang Jiyun tightly into his arms.

Jiang Jiyun was caught off guard and was so frightened by this sudden action that he almost threw his phone away.

Jiang Wenming was chasing closely behind them. Although his steps were a little staggering, he still tried his best to catch up with the two people in front.

As he ran, he was thinking about when he could finally recover his health. Although he had been eating blood-enriching foods every day recently, it would take time to recover his health.

Xu Yan stood there, watching them walk away.

His eyes shifted between the wounded and the prisoners, his heart hesitant.

Suddenly, as if he had made up his mind, he tightly grasped the two small bottles in his hands, one of which was the antidote that Jiang Jiyun had just given him.

Xu Yan took a deep breath, then took big strides and ran towards the team.

He ran up to Xiao Yu and said, "Xiao Yu, quickly arrange for a few people from your class to send these prisoners to the team. They'll naturally make arrangements for how to deal with them."

Xiao Yu nodded quickly and turned around to gather people.

Xu Yan breathed a sigh of relief, then shouted to the remaining people, "Everyone, listen up! We're going to move to a new location now."

Everyone responded and took quick action.

After Xiao Yu arranged the personnel, he saw the old squad leader Xu Yan directing the seriously injured soldiers to move in a new direction.

Xu Yan looked back at Song Yu, who had been following him closely, patted him on the shoulder, and said, "Brother, I'll leave this to you. Take them to a safe place, and I'll take a few people to help Comrade Jiang and the others."

Song Yu refused and said, "Old Song, you stay here and we'll go. No one here is more familiar with the geographical environment than you. You know where is safer. Even if we encounter danger, you can take them to a safe place."

After saying that, he took Chen Ze, Wen Can and several other soldiers and chased in the direction where Jiang Jiyun and others left without hesitation.

Jiang Jiyun, who was tightly clamped under Chen Meng's armpit, was like a bomb.

The moment the call was connected, she shouted into the receiver without hesitation, "Brother Zhang An, how are you? Why did you suddenly open fire? The Japanese have captured a lot of civilians. You must not act rashly!"

Zhang An had just discovered the Japanese hiding place, and before he could even get close, he heard an explosion coming from inside.

This sudden change caught him off guard and left him completely bewildered.

Just as Zhang An was holding a telescope and concentrating on observing the situation inside the Japanese camp, the phone in his arms suddenly began to vibrate.

He hurriedly picked up the phone, but before he could speak, he heard Jiang Jiyun's anxious voice.

Zhang An listened to Jiang Jiyun's words while thinking to himself.

He suddenly realized, "No wonder. I was wondering why so many people wearing civilian clothes suddenly appeared in the Japanese camp. I thought they wanted to infiltrate the civilian population."

Zhang An held a telescope in his hand, not missing any corner of the Japanese camp. He observed carefully, not missing any details.

After a while, Zhang An put down the telescope, frowned slightly, and said thoughtfully: "I still don't understand why there was a sudden explosion over there just now? According to common sense, the Japanese officers should have withdrawn, and the remaining people should be leaving soon. I want to go over and take a look."

Jiang Jiyun shouted with a worried look on his face, "Brother Zhang An, you must not act rashly! The Japanese have set a trap over there specifically to target people who are trying to rescue the civilians. If you accidentally fall into their trap, not only will you lose your life, but you won't be able to save those civilians either!"

At this time, Jiang Wenming also hung up the phone.

He quickened his pace to catch up with Chen Meng, then leaned over to the phone and said, "Zhang An, Xiao Yuan and the others will be here soon. Don't worry. They've specifically told us to prioritize the safety of the people."

After receiving the instructions, Zhang An immediately told them his location and then continued to observe the Japanese camp attentively.

As he observed, he picked up a pen and paper and started drawing quickly on the paper.

Zhang An knew very well that now was not a good time to use small drones.

There is plenty of light during the day and drones can be easily discovered. Besides, there are civilians in the hands of the Japanese. He must not act rashly to avoid bringing greater danger to those civilians.

In the camp, the captured people huddled together like frightened rabbits.

Their faces were ashen and lifeless, and they had already accepted their fate of death.

Just now, the Japanese deceived them and said that as long as they could escape successfully, they could save their lives.

However, this is nothing but a cruel lie.

When several men with quick reactions tried to escape, two loud noises were heard suddenly, and the shock waves of the explosion tore their bodies into pieces, with blood and flesh flying everywhere.

The horrific scene terrified the other civilians. They couldn't even scream and could only watch their companions lose their lives in an instant.

The remaining few people also fell to the ground, motionless, their lives or deaths uncertain.

The two explosions completely destroyed their hope and courage and plunged them into extreme fear.

Now, they could only huddle in place like frightened sheep, not daring to move at all.

Jiang Jiyun and his men arrived here and groped their way forward along the marks left by Zhang An.

Song Yu and others followed closely behind Jiang Wenming and the others. Now they were lying on the edge of a small ditch, nervously observing the situation in the camp.

Zhang An lowered his voice and told them, "The Japanese have planted mines all around the camp, but the exact number is still unknown."

This news made everyone feel even more heavy-hearted, because it meant that it would be much more difficult for them to safely bring the people away from here.

As for the puppet soldier who was left behind, Zhang An could not be sure whether he was forced to stay.

But in any case, the possibility of those people being able to escape safely is now very slim.

At this moment, a tense atmosphere filled the camp tents.

The pseudo-corps commander stood in the center of the tent, his face filled with anger. His roar was like thunder, causing everyone in the tent to tremble.

"Tell me, how did Kong Fengxing and his men manage to escape?" The puppet regiment commander's eyes widened as he stared at the people below him. "Almost half of the entire regiment escaped in just one night! What on earth is going on?"