The War of Resistance Against Japan: Special Operations Battalion Traverses Shanghai and Slaughters

Within a minute, two torpedoes struck the "Hayabusa" in succession, hitting the stern of the ship that had already been hit once.

Two more loud "booms" were heard, and these two explosions not only blasted two more large holes in the stern of the "Gale".

Moreover, one of the torpedoes struck very close to the engine compartment, so the explosive force of the explosion directly detonated the boiler inside.

Immediately afterwards, the boiler exploded with another loud "boom," killing dozens of Japanese soldiers in the engine room on the spot and blasting a large crack in the bottom of the ship.

The surging seawater poured in through the holes and cracks, and most of the watertight compartments' sealing doors were deformed by the explosion, rendering them completely ineffective at preventing water from entering.

Therefore, the "Gale" could no longer hold on, and its stern began to sink rapidly.

Masao Shimaki, who was sitting on the stern deck, was also thrown more than ten meters into the air by the force of the explosion.

Then it fell heavily onto the deck, smashing into a bloody mess.

Long Fei discovered that most of the "Chasing Wind" had already sunk below the sea surface, with only one-third of its bow still visible above the water, sticking up high.

Moreover, the sinking speed has already begun to accelerate, and it will completely sink in just two or three minutes at most.

It was clear that both the "Wind Chaser" and the "Gale" were destined to sink.

Long Fei instructed Xie Qiang to steer the torpedo boat toward the lifeboats that the "Chasing Wind" had launched, saying they were there to wipe out the remaining enemy forces.

Only forty or fifty Japanese soldiers escaped from the "Chasing Wind" and were seated in five lifeboats.

When the Japanese soldiers saw the torpedo boat approaching them, their faces turned pale.

Several Japanese officers drew their pistols and fired wildly at the torpedo boat, hoping to stop it from getting closer.

But this was just wishful thinking on the part of the Japanese. How could such weak bullets possibly cause any damage to a torpedo boat? On the contrary, the torpedo boat immediately retaliated.

The torpedo boat's 20mm machine gun on the bow opened fire on the five Japanese lifeboats.

"Da da da... da da da..."

As the torpedo boats got closer to the Japanese lifeboats, their machine guns became more accurate.

The Japanese soldiers on the lifeboats became sitting ducks, getting hit by 20mm cannon shells one after another.

A machine gun shell of this diameter, once hit by it, will either break the limbs or leave a huge bloody hole in the body.

Some Japanese soldiers even had their heads blown off by bullets to the head.

This bloody and terrifying scene terrified the temporarily surviving Japanese soldiers so much that they didn't even care how cold and icy the seawater was.

"Splash, splash..." They all jumped into the sea.

From the Japanese perspective, this was their only option if they didn't want to be bombarded by machine guns.

But the Japanese soldiers soon regretted it. The sea temperature was only a few degrees Celsius at this time of year, and the Japanese soldiers who were soaking in the seawater soon became unbearably cold.

So the Japanese soldiers had no choice but to climb back onto the lifeboats.

Unfortunately, three of the five lifeboats have already been destroyed by the torpedo boats' machine guns.

The remaining dozen or so Japanese soldiers then gathered on the two lifeboats.

In order to survive, all the Japanese soldiers quickly took off their loincloths, raised them high, and waved them forcefully.

He kept shouting, "Stop fighting! We surrender... we surrender..."

At this moment, the torpedo boat had already sailed up to the two Japanese lifeboats.

Long Fei glared at the Japanese soldiers and spoke coldly in Japanese.

"You're the Yamato people, aren't you loyal to the Emperor? You're all about the Bushido spirit? Turns out you shorty-looking guys are afraid of death too, and you scum can surrender."

Faced with Long Fei's blatant humiliation, the Japanese soldiers were very unhappy, but dared not refute him.

Long Fei lit a cigarette and continued to mock, "Since you're surrendering, you should have the posture of surrender. Holding up diapers won't do. You all need to kneel down for me."

After hearing this, the Japanese soldiers hesitated for a few seconds, but driven by their strong will to survive...

Apart from Captain Ryosuke Oshima, all the other Japanese soldiers knelt down before Ryufei.

As the captain, Ryosuke Oshima had long been prepared to die, so he did not kneel down, but instead pleaded for his subordinates.

"Sir, they have done as you requested. Can we accept their surrender now?"

A sly smile appeared on Long Fei's face. He then took a deep drag of his cigarette, slowly exhaled the smoke, and asked in return.

"You're not going to surrender?"

Ryosuke Oshima nodded and replied, "Yes, as the captain of the 'Wind Chaser,' my duty is to live as long as the ship lives, and if the ship sinks, I will perish..."

"bang bang"

Before Ryosuke Oshima could continue speaking, Ryufei pulled out an M1911 and fired two shots at him.

One of the two shots hit Ryosuke Oshima's heart, and the other hit him between the eyebrows.

The kneeling Japanese soldiers trembled with fear at Long Fei's ruthless actions.

After killing Ryosuke Oshima, Ryubi announced expressionlessly.

"I'm sorry, but after thinking about it, I've decided not to accept your surrender."

"Nani...you're playing a trick on us..."

"Damn Chinese...you're dishonest..."

"You damned Chinese, I'll fight you to the death..."

In despair, the Japanese soldiers immediately became agitated, pointing at Long Fei and cursing him.

Just as the Japanese soldiers stood up in unison, furious, Long Fei raised his hand and then brought it down heavily.

The six team members standing next to Long Fei were holding MP40 submachine guns.

Upon seeing Long Fei issue the order, he immediately pulled the trigger and fired.

"Da da da... da da da..."

After a burst of intense gunfire, the last dozen or so Japanese soldiers on the "Chasing Wind" were riddled with bullets.

"Now everyone feels better, right? Alright, the 'Chasing Wind' has sunk, and all the Japanese soldiers on board have been killed. Now we should head to the 'Swift Wind'."

Immediately afterwards, the torpedo boat sped toward the "Hayabusa".

In a short while, the bow of the "Hurricane" rose and the stern sank, forming a 45-degree angle, with most of it already submerged in the sea.

There were more Japanese soldiers who escaped from the "Hurricane" than from the "Chase Wind," about seventy or eighty.

These Japanese soldiers were crammed into six lifeboats, paddling with all their might using their hands as oars.

Because they saw that the Japanese soldiers who escaped from the "Chasing Wind" were all killed by Long Fei's side without exception.

At this moment, as darkness was about to fall, the sea turned pitch black.

Long Fei ordered the searchlights on the torpedo boat to be turned on.

When the searchlight beams shone on the six Japanese lifeboats, the Japanese soldiers on board could already smell the strong scent of death.

After the torpedo boats approached the lifeboats, they began to move at low speed and turned their port side toward the Japanese.

Immediately afterwards, all the machine guns on the torpedo boats opened fire, launching an indiscriminate attack on the six lifeboats.

In less than a minute, the Japanese soldiers' six lifeboats were blasted to pieces by machine gun fire.

Most of the Japanese soldiers above were killed, although a few escaped being hit by machine gun fire.

However, once they fall into the sea, they will soon freeze to death due to hypothermia.

After the torpedo boat patrolled back and forth twice, confirming that not a single Japanese soldier was still alive.

Long Fei then ordered the course to be changed and the ship to speed towards Haidi Town.

Now that we have a replenishment of diesel fuel, we can reach our destination safely even at full speed.