The Mysterious Soldier of the Anti-Japanese War

Lei Tao took advantage of the chaos and quickly rushed towards the entrance of the secret passage. After entering the secret passage, Lei Tao summoned a semi-automatic drum crossbow from the Bagua gyroscope space. This crossbow has a unique shape and a sophisticated mechanical structure, and can be loaded with multiple arrows at a time.

Lei Tao took advantage of the chaos and quickly slipped into the secret passage. The passage was dimly lit and filled with a damp smell. He pulled the semi-automatic drum crossbow from his backpack. The crossbow exuded the uniquely cool sheen of metal, and its ingenious structure betrayed its exceptional quality. Its semi-automatic design made it incredibly quick and silent to use.

Lei Tao was advancing cautiously when suddenly, a gentle sound of footsteps reached his keen ears. He paused instantly, slumped against the wall like a nimble cheetah, holding his breath, his entire body blending into the darkness. A moment later, two Japanese patrolmen approached unnoticed, their eyes unfocused and mumbling in Japanese. As they passed Lei Tao, a cold glint flashed in his eyes, and he decisively pulled the trigger. The crossbow bolt shot out like a ghost in the night, piercing the two soldiers' throats with pinpoint accuracy. They didn't even have time to cry out before their eyes widened, their hands clutching their throats as they collapsed, their bodies dead with a dull thud as they collided with the ground.

Lei Tao continued to move cautiously through the passage, but danger was not far away. As he turned a corner, he keenly sensed something unusual. Suddenly, several Japanese soldiers emerged from the darkness nearby, their guns drawn, and fired a volley of shots at Lei Tao. Lei Tao reacted extremely quickly, exerting force with his legs and gliding across the ground like an ice skate. His smooth movement caused the Japanese bullets to miss, hitting the wall behind him and sending up sparks.

As he slid, Lei Tao quickly pulled a dagger from his waist and, with a flick of his arm, launched the dagger like an arrow from a bow towards the nearest Japanese soldier. The soldier's eyes widened in horror, and he tried to dodge, but it was too late. The dagger plunged straight into his throat, spurting blood. Without a moment's pause, Lei Tao picked up his semi-automatic drum-fire crossbow. With two "whoosh" sounds, two more Japanese soldiers were struck by the crossbow bolts, falling to the ground.

At this point, the remaining Japanese soldiers, enraged and humiliated, rushed frantically towards Lei Tao. Lei Tao quickly shifted, his figure elusive in the dim passageway like a ghost. After a deft dodge, he reached the Japanese soldier who had been stabbed with the dagger and yanked the knife from his throat. At the same moment, a Japanese soldier, holding a Type 38 rifle, its bayonet gleaming coldly in the dim light, lunged at Lei Tao. Lei Tao dodged the fatal blow and engaged the Japanese soldier's bayonet in a desperate struggle with his dagger. The sound of metal clashing echoed through the passageway, each impact sending sparks flying. Lei Tao's eyes were determined, his hands moving unceasingly. He saw the right moment, backhanded, and slashed the Japanese soldier's wrist with his dagger, nearly dropping his rifle in pain. Seizing the opportunity, Lei Tao kicked the Japanese soldier in the stomach, knocking him to the ground. He then spun around to deal with the other advancing enemies.

After Lei Tao distanced himself from the Japanese soldier who was kicked down, other Japanese soldiers surrounded him from different directions, with ferocity and madness in their eyes.

A Japanese soldier rushed from the side, wielding a bayonet. Lei Tao dodged sideways, reached out and grabbed the other's wrist, twisting it hard. With a "crack", the Japanese soldier's wrist was dislocated and the rifle fell from his hand. Lei Tao grabbed the rifle and smashed the butt of the rifle into the other's head. The Japanese soldier screamed and fainted.

At this time, two more Japanese soldiers attacked from the front and back. The Japanese soldier in front raised his gun and stabbed straight ahead. Lei Tao raised the rifle he had seized to block the attack. The Japanese soldier behind took the opportunity to pounce on him. Lei Tao kicked back fiercely, and his heel kicked the knee of the Japanese soldier behind him accurately. The Japanese soldier bent his knees and fell forward. Lei Tao used the force to block the attack of the Japanese soldier in front to turn around and hit the back of the neck of the Japanese soldier who fell behind him with the butt of his gun, knocking him to the ground. Before the Japanese soldier in front could react, Lei Tao had already swept across with the barrel of his gun and hit his leg. The Japanese soldier lost his balance and fell. Lei Tao then stabbed him in the chest with a dagger.

Two more Japanese soldiers, seeing the situation was dire, attempted to flee and report back. Lei Tao's eyes flashed, and he grabbed his semi-automatic drum-firing crossbow and quickly took aim. With two sharp whizzes, the crossbow bolts flew out, accurately striking the two men in the back. They fell forward, motionless. Lei Tao took a moment to catch his breath, then continued to creep toward the vault, his eyes unwavering in their vigilance, knowing the closer he got to his target, the greater the danger.