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

So these soldiers continued to fight desperately in place. They threw out all the grenades they had on them, then fixed bayonets, preparing to engage the enemy in hand-to-hand combat once they ran out of bullets.

Five minutes later, the guards had run out of ammunition. The soldiers inside and outside the building were all gripping their submachine guns tightly, looking ready to die.

The monk then shouted, "Brothers, as long as one of us is alive, the enemy won't be able to harm Commander Long. Everyone retreat back into the building and continue fighting the enemy with pistols and bayonets. If we can hold on for just five more minutes, our reinforcements will arrive."

"Yes, don't worry. If you want to hurt Commander Long, you'll have to step over my dead body."

Long Fei had already ordered the soldiers in the backyard to retreat back into the building, preparing to continue fighting the enemy by relying on the corridors and rooms inside.

Since so many subsystems were created, and since Long Fei rarely went to the front lines of combat, he transferred all the weapons and equipment from the main system to everyone's subsystems.

Long Fei had just called Xiao Bai Bai, wanting to reward him with some weapons and equipment, but after calling for a long time, Xiao Bai Bai didn't respond at all.

This left Long Fei feeling very disappointed and frustrated, and he could only helplessly accept the cruel reality.

Harvin had already realized that the enemy was out of ammunition, so he ordered that they rush in and capture Long Fei alive, no matter the cost.

At this moment, the enemy's 500 paratroopers still had more than 300 left. They provided cover from the front and rear, firing as they charged, and successfully stormed the building.

However, the moment they stormed in, the monk pulled the main power switch for the entire building, plunging the building into complete darkness.

Meanwhile, the remaining soldiers of the guard company were quietly hiding in various corners, preparing to leap out and engage in hand-to-hand combat with the enemy once they approached.

In Long Fei's office, there is a complete set of special forces combat equipment, including an infrared night vision helmet.

Long Fei had already returned to his room and dressed in the shortest amount of time.

He gripped his paratrooper knife tightly, standing behind the door, ready to continue fighting the enemy using his night-vision helmet.

After the more than 300 US paratroopers entered the command building, they found it pitch black and could only cautiously grope their way forward.

But Ha Wen kept urging him on from behind, because he knew that time was life, and if they dragged it out too long, the enemy's reinforcements would arrive, and then they would only face certain death.

Seeing their commander urging them on, the paratroopers had no choice but to muster their courage and charge forward.

As a result, soldiers were soon either stabbed by bayonets, had their throats slit by paratrooper knives, or were shot by pistols.

However, although these guards killed the enemy, they were also hit by the subsequent machine gun fire.

The US paratroopers were also going all out, attacking one after another.

Soon, three US paratroopers arrived outside Long Fei's room.

One of the paratroopers kicked open the door, and the two paratroopers behind him opened fire inside.

Once they thought it was safe inside, a paratrooper cautiously entered, only to be stabbed in the neck by Long Fei, who then covered his mouth and gently pulled him over.

The two paratroopers behind him, seeing that he hadn't moved after going inside, anxiously asked, "Louis, what's going on? Say something!"

"Cough cough cough, it's safe, cough cough cough, you can come in."

The two paratroopers heard Louis coughing incessantly and hurriedly followed him inside.

It was obvious that Long Fei was impersonating him, but the two American paratroopers did not expect that he could speak fluent American English. Although the tone was slightly different, they assumed it was caused by Louis's cough, so they did not suspect anything.

As a result, after the two of them walked in one after the other, the one walking behind was stabbed twice in the chest by Long Fei. Then Long Fei kicked the man in front in the lower back and pounced on him, stabbing him several times in the back.

After confirming that the two men were dead, Long Fei picked up their guns and collected their magazines before leaving the room.

Long Fei was consumed by rage. He no longer cared about his own safety. With so many brothers lying dead in front of him, he had only one thought: to kill all these beasts.

With the help of a night vision helmet, Long Fei was like a god of war. Even if the American paratroopers wanted to throw grenades, they were shot dead the moment they picked them up.

Now, Long Fei single-handedly turned the tide of the battle. In just over three minutes, Long Fei had killed more than thirty of the 300-meter-long paratroopers.

Meanwhile, the monk, along with the remaining soldiers of the guard company, tried every means to stop the American paratroopers' attack and buy as much time as possible.

Gavin saw that more than eight minutes had passed. If they couldn't catch Long Fei by then, they would all die here.

Gavin then shouted an order without hesitation: "Guys, there's no time to lose! Charge! Those who fall in front, those behind will follow! We must capture Long Fei!"

Before setting off, Gavin frankly told everyone about the dangers of this mission: either success or the entire team would perish.

So when Gavin shouted, all the paratroopers knew that their moment of life or death had arrived. They stopped being cautious and stood up in formation to begin their final, desperate charge.

Long Fei now only had two magazines left, each containing thirty bullets, for a total of sixty bullets.

Long Fei was prepared to die. After emptying both magazines, he would rush forward and fight the enemy with his paratrooper knife, killing as many as he could.

The monk then tucked a grenade given to him by a soldier into his waistband. He was prepared to die with the enemy, but before he died, he would do his best to kill as many of them as possible.

The command post was now completely shrouded in an aura of death, and both sides were determined to fight to the death.

Soon, Long Fei emptied a magazine and took out at least a dozen opponents. Just as Long Fei quickly changed magazines and prepared to fire,

Suddenly, shouts came from behind the US paratroopers: "Attention everyone, enemy reinforcements are coming!"

No sooner had he finished speaking than a barrage of gunfire erupted.

The unit stationed closest to the command post was a special operations division under the former 73rd Army, which was upgraded to the 73rd Group Army.

The original mission of this special operations division was to provide security for important facilities such as Busan's airport, port, and command center.

When they heard the commotion coming from the command post and couldn't get through by phone, they reacted quickly and immediately dispatched a special operations battalion, followed by a special operations regiment.

Because of their rapid response, the special operations battalion arrived in less than nine minutes, whereas it would normally take ten minutes.

Moreover, after they arrived near the command post, they discovered several hundred abandoned parachutes.

The battalion commander of the special operations battalion sensed something was wrong and ordered the command post to be surrounded immediately, followed by an immediate attack.

The monk had just broken the necks of two US paratroopers when he was grabbed by the arms and legs by four or five US paratroopers. He struggled desperately, trying to pull the pin on the grenade tucked into his waistband.

Just as he was about to touch the fuse, he suddenly heard gunfire. Special forces soldiers wearing night-vision helmets rushed in front of him and cleanly killed the US paratroopers.

"You fucking finally arrived! Hurry upstairs, Commander Long is upstairs."

In fact, even without the monk's order, another group of special forces soldiers had already attacked, taking out most of the US paratroopers and surrounding Long Fei, protecting him closely.

"Don't kill them all, leave some alive, I want to interrogate them."

Long Fei sat on the ground and gave a loud order.

"Yes, Commander Long."

A special forces soldier knew what Long Fei needed most right now, so he silently took out a cigarette, put it in Long Fei's mouth, and lit it for him.

"Commander Long, we're sorry we're late. We've startled you."

Long Fei took two puffs, and the cigarette was half gone. He exhaled smoke and gritted his teeth.

"This isn't just being frightened, this is being humiliated."