The Mysterious Soldier of the Anti-Japanese War

Lei Tao ordered the soldiers to disperse and check each other, while he took the opportunity to sneak into the communication vehicle. Relying on his familiarity with the Japanese communication equipment, he tampered with the communication frequency and signal code, laying the groundwork for subsequent actions.

After everything was done, Lei Tao walked out of the communication vehicle as if nothing had happened and continued to supervise the "inspection" work. At the same time, he paid close attention to the movements around him and waited for the best opportunity.

Suddenly, he pretended to receive an urgent order and shouted, "Headquarters has new instructions. A large enemy force is approaching. We must immediately transfer some important supplies to a safe location. This truck, loaded with sophisticated weapons," he pointed to the one equipped with a tracking device, "will be evacuated under my personal escort. You must hold on here and await follow-up support."

The Japanese captain had his doubts, but under the dual pressure of Lei Tao's authority and the urgent military situation, he had no choice but to agree. Lei Tao jumped into the truck, started the engine, and drove away in a cloud of dust.

As he drove, Lei Tao constantly monitored the tracking device's signal. As he neared the target area, he noticed the road ahead was crisscrossed with Japanese checkpoints and patrols. He knew his destination was near. He parked at the edge of the woods and took out his binoculars for a closer look. He saw a complex of buildings nestled in the valley, surrounded by high walls and electric fences. Japanese soldiers stood guard in watchtowers, armed patrols were constantly passing by, the gates were closed and heavily guarded, and advanced detection equipment flashed coldly. Lei Tao was certain this must be the Japanese biological and chemical weapons production base and laboratory.

At this time, Lei Tao entered the gyro space and took out fifty Scorpion submachine guns, fifty Thompson submachine guns, and a dozen boxes of various ammunition, placing them on the ammunition truck. These weapons and equipment had been carefully preserved in the gyro space and would now become his important support for the Sichuan Army.

Afterwards, Lei Tao quickly started the truck, took a circuitous route, and with his superb driving skills and clever use of the terrain, he successfully escaped any possible Japanese pursuers and drove the truck loaded with weapons and equipment back to the Sichuan Army position in Teng County. The Sichuan Army soldiers cheered to see him return, knowing that these weapons would inject a powerful force into the battle.

As the Japanese transport convoy delivered the remaining weapons and equipment to the Japanese troops preparing to attack Tengxian County, the Japanese Major-Colonel who was handling the delivery checked each item against the list. When he noticed one truckload of ammunition was missing, his face darkened, as if a storm was brewing. He glared at the soldiers of the transport convoy, his forehead veins bulging as he shouted, "Baga! What's going on? Why is a truckload of ammunition missing? You idiots, did something happen along the way?"

The Japanese lieutenant in the transport team replied tremblingly, "On the way, we met a major inspector sent by the headquarters. He said he was the one who directly escorted the truckload of ammunition..."

Upon hearing this, the Major's rage intensified. He gnashed his teeth and roared, "Baka! Where did this Major come from? This must be the work of Chinese agents!" He then violently kicked over a nearby box, sending its contents scattering across the floor. He paced back and forth, roaring angrily, "Damn Chinese agents! How dare they pull this trick right under my nose? If I capture them, I'll tear them to pieces and vent my hatred!" The atmosphere at the handover site was shrouded in a chill. The Japanese soldiers remained silent, their heads bowed, fearful of angering the enraged Captain.

Suppressing his rage, the Major quickly ordered the handover area sealed off, prohibiting any person or vehicle from entering or leaving. He also summoned his soldiers and sternly ordered them to conduct a comprehensive search of the surrounding area, thoroughly examining every corner, including woods, bushes, and abandoned buildings. He instructed the soldiers to be on the lookout for any suspicious signs, such as human traces, vehicle traffic, and hidden areas where supplies or personnel might be hidden.

He then personally interrogated every member of the transport team, from the driver to the escort, demanding details of the journey. "Think carefully, did anyone approach you? Did you hear any unusual noises? Did you encounter any unexpected situations?" His gaze was like a sharp knife, as if he was trying to extract the truth from the soldiers' answers. Under his intimidation, the soldiers trembled as they recalled every detail, but none of them could provide any valuable clues.

Immediately afterwards, the Major reported this serious incident to the higher command, requesting that the command immediately dispatch professional intelligence personnel and search teams for support. He knew that if the ammunition could not be recovered in time, it would not only affect the attack plan on Teng County, but also ruin his reputation in the army. While waiting for support, he arranged for technicians to check the convoy's communication records and the monitoring equipment on the transportation route (if any), hoping to find clues about the Chinese agents from these technical data, so as to launch a precise pursuit operation and recapture the "stolen" ammunition.