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

Jiang Jiyun had just fallen asleep for a while when he was awakened by the sudden screams of captured Japanese soldiers.

When Jiang Wenming heard the sound, he rushed out immediately.

When he saw the Japanese soldier, his face was full of fear. He kept muttering something and had completely lost his mind. He was shouting like a madman and his companions couldn't stop him no matter how hard they tried.

Jiang Wenming observed carefully and found that the devil's eyes were staring straight in a certain direction, as if there was something there that made him extremely frightened.

Jiang Wenming followed his gaze but found nothing.

"Is this devil scared to death?" Jiang Wenming thought to himself.

He decided to sprinkle some powder on the devil first to calm him down so as not to affect others.

After being woken up, Jiang Jiyun felt a little irritable.

She rubbed her eyes and released Peng Yongyan from the space.

As soon as Peng Yongyan came out, he heard Jiang Wenming talking about the crazy Japanese devil.

"They are not afraid after killing so many people, but they go crazy after seeing a ghost? I don't believe it. I suspect he is pretending." Jiang Jiyun said disdainfully.

However, when she heard what her uncle said next, Political Commissar Xu's words, her expression suddenly became serious.

Jiang Wenming said gravely, "Because he forced a bride elsewhere. That woman also wore a bright red wedding dress like this and red embroidered shoes. Afterwards, he dug out the bride's heart."

Jiang Jiyun's body trembled violently. She couldn't imagine what kind of torture the poor bride had suffered.

Jiang Jiyun lay quietly on his brother's shoulder, not moving at all.

Her heart was broken, and the pain was so severe that she was almost numb.

Jiang Jiyuan quietly arranged for Xiaotian and Peng Yongyan to go and pick up Yan Wen, who had been entrusted to Political Commissar Xu by Jiang Jiyuan.

He just asked Political Commissar Xu, and she was now assigned to the temporary battlefield to help take care of the wounded.

"Brother, I want to see those prisoners. I want to see both the traitors and the devils." The image of the tiger kept appearing in Jiang Jiyun's mind. She was full of curiosity about the person who trained it and wanted to know who had such great ability.

She thought to herself that if she could recruit this person for her own use, it would be like adding wings to a tiger!

She even thought of locking that person in her own space and asking him to help train Xiao Hei and the others.

In this way, not only can the three brothers be "saved" and receive better training, but maybe a strong team can also be cultivated!

When Jiang Wenming heard what his niece said, his heart tightened. He guessed that his niece was going to deal with the prisoners secretly without telling anyone.

So, he immediately stood up, took Jiang Jiyun from Jiang Jiyuan's arms, and whispered, "Uncle will take you there."

Jiang Jiyuan looked at his uncle's back as he walked away holding his sister, feeling somewhat puzzled.

He always felt that his uncle's reaction was a little strange, and he seemed a little excited, which made him very puzzled.

Jiang Jiyun and Jiang Wenming came to the pile of prisoners, squatted aside, and carefully observed the prisoners who were squatting on the ground with their heads in their hands.

Jiang Jiyun told her uncle the real reason why she came here. She looked at her uncle with expectation, hoping to get his support.

However, Jiang Wenming slowly shook his head and said seriously, "I disagree, Xiaoyun. If that person is a Japanese devil, then he can't be used at all. As the saying goes, those who are not of my race must have different hearts!"

He paused, then continued, "Even if that person is one of the traitors, he's unfaithful once and will never be used again! How can you guarantee that he won't betray you again for some benefit?"

Jiang Jiyun turned around and looked at his uncle's serious expression and nodded. "Then forget it. But we can't keep that person. He can even tame a tiger. If he can tame an animal like a monkey to carry out assassinations, it will cause endless troubles."

Jiang Wenming nodded slightly in agreement, then lowered his voice and said to Jiang Jiyun, "Then let's use the old method. Don't leave any of them alive. It's too troublesome to search for them one by one."

Jiang Jiyun turned to look at his uncle, only to see that he had a serious face and a decisive tone, as if there was no room for negotiation.

She couldn't help but feel a little surprised. Could it be that she had influenced her uncle with such a simple and crude approach?

Just then, Jiang Wenming saw someone building a temporary stove in the yard of a fellow villager's house, so he walked over quickly and offered to help.

Jiang Jiyun also hurriedly followed, and seeing that she was young, everyone asked her to help add firewood to the fire.

After recovering from the shock, the villagers returned to their homes and took out the food they had hidden with great difficulty.

These foods are more important to them than life!

When they delivered these precious foods to the camp behind the village, Political Commissar Xu and his men refused to accept them.

No matter how the villagers tried to persuade him, Political Commissar Xu just kept waving his hands and showed a very firm attitude.

Seeing that the soldiers refused to accept the food, the villagers decided to go all out and simply threw the food away and ran away, fearing that Political Commissar Xu and his men would catch up and return the food to them.

When Political Commissar Xu asked someone to pick up the things and return them, Jiang Jiyuan stood up, took out a heavy bag from his arms and handed it to Political Commissar Xu.

He looked at the departing figures and said, "Commissar Xu, here's a bag of silver dollars. Please accept it. Arrange for someone to deliver the money. These will be considered our purchases."

Political Commissar Xu said gratefully, "The people are having a hard time too. They just experienced a locust plague, and now even if they have money they may not be able to buy food. This food is their lifeline!"

Jiang Jiyuan comforted Political Commissar Xu and said, "General Lu and the others will arrange for people to send food over. Changde is also undergoing reconstruction, so it will take some time for them to arrive."

Jiang Jiyuan knew very well that Jiang Jiyun had already delivered the dozens of tons of grain to General Lu in batches according to the instructions from above.

The city in Changde was destroyed, tens of thousands of people were left homeless, and food was in serious short supply.

Therefore, after careful consideration, the leaders above decided to keep the grain traded in Hunnan and have it distributed by General Lu.

Captain Jian informed Political Commissar Xu to let them stay where they were and deal with the follow-up work of the viral infection. Herbal medicine and doctors were on the way.

Although Jiang Jiyuan had given them a batch of special medicines, in order to ensure that the virus would not lurk and the people would be infected again, they still decided to use herbal medicine to disinfect the surrounding area.

Jiang Jiyuan saw his uncle and sister helping with cooking from afar, and his doubts grew.

So he secretly stood there and observed the two abnormal people. When he saw his uncle secretly putting drugs in the prisoners' food, he suddenly realized what was going on.