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

Unfortunately, the Japanese discovered it in time and launched a city-wide manhunt in Shanghai.

Left with no other option, the two agents hid in the sewers and survived for seven days and seven nights on just a few apples. Finally, they took advantage of the Japanese soldiers' relaxed vigilance and escaped from Shanghai.

The two agents were eager to deliver this important intelligence to Nanjing, so they traveled day and night without delay.

Unexpectedly, the Japanese Shanghai Command issued a notice to the troops advancing into Nanjing.

Inform them of the physical characteristics of the two agents and instruct them to keep a close watch along the way, and to make every effort to capture them once they are spotted.

Unexpectedly, Yoshiyuki Akiyama was very lucky and actually ran into these two agents.

Although the two fought back fiercely, they were outnumbered and were captured after running out of bullets.

The two were immediately subjected to severe torture by Akiyama Giyuu, but they remained exceptionally steadfast and did not utter a single word.

Upon learning of the capture of the two Nationalist Army agents, Yoshiyuki Akiyama immediately reported to General Matsui at the Shanghai Command.

Matsui ordered them to be interrogated on the spot, determined to get them to reveal the whereabouts of the intelligence.

Furthermore, Matsui concluded by saying that if they couldn't get the two men to talk, they should be killed to prevent future trouble.

So tonight is the last time Akiyama Giyuu will interrogate them. If the interrogation fails, they will be shot first thing tomorrow morning.

Two Japanese soldiers punched and kicked the two men, and whipped them hard with belts.

Giyu Akiyama sat opposite him, watching him coldly.

"You little devil, did you not eat? How come you're as weak as a woman? Hurry up and give your Sixth Master a good massage."

One of the young agents laughed wildly and cursed at the Japanese soldiers.

This infuriated the Japanese soldiers, who whipped their belts even harder.

But the young agent seemed oblivious to the pain and continued to burst into maniacal laughter.

Another older agent, who had a gunshot wound in his arm, had his bandages removed by the Japanese soldiers, who then used a chopstick to forcefully poke at his wound.

Even though the agent was in excruciating pain, with beads of sweat forming on his forehead, he still clenched his teeth and remained silent.

His eyes were fixed on Akiyama Giyuu. If looks could kill, Akiyama Giyuu would have died countless times already.

More than an hour passed, and even the two Japanese soldiers who were torturing him were panting heavily from exhaustion.

But the two agents remained as steadfast as iron and refused to speak.

Akiyama Giyu's encounter with these two Nationalist Army agents truly broadened his horizons.

In his mind, no one could endure such excruciating pain because it defied common sense.

But these two people stubbornly endured all kinds of torture.

"Alright, stop now. Take them away. Since these two Chinese won't talk, hang them first thing tomorrow morning."

Giyu Akiyama's decision to hang himself instead of being shot reveals his ruthlessness.

Hanging causes a slow, suffocating process, allowing the victim to feel the approach of death, while shooting comes too quickly.

Giyu Akiyama wanted to torture them one last time before they died.

Just then, a soldier came in to report.

"Reporting to the brigade commander, the advance units of the 7th and 35th Regiments have arrived."

"What... how could it be so fast?"

Akiyama Giyu raised his hand to look at his watch and muttered something under his breath.

"Report, they said they captured a truck belonging to the Chinese army in Taiping Town, so the regimental commander sent them to report first."

"I see. You relay my orders to them: rest where you are, and attend a meeting at the brigade headquarters first thing tomorrow morning."

"Hai..."

When Akiyama Giyuu thought that the two regiments would be arriving soon, his heart, which had been hanging in suspense, immediately calmed down.

So I lay down on the cot to take a nap.

In order to scout out the Japanese situation, Xie Qiang personally led a squad of Japanese soldiers to the garrison of the Japanese Sixth Brigade outside Beiqiao Town.

After informing the Japanese troops stationed there, he stood outside the station.

After thoroughly investigating the location of the Japanese brigade, Xu Peng sent a soldier to secretly run back and report.

After receiving the order from Giyu Akiyama to rest on the spot, Xie Qiang had everyone sit on the ground and told the Japanese soldiers that they would set up camp together after the entire regiment arrived.

The Japanese guards didn't think much of it and simply stood guard without interfering.

Long Fei arranged a total of four hundred soldiers in the first echelon. Apart from the few dozen men led by Xie Qiang who were carrying Type 38 rifles, the rest were all armed with Thompson submachine guns or MP40 submachine guns.

These 300-plus people have now quietly approached the vicinity of the Japanese garrison.

They were just waiting for the order to fire and launch an attack.

With a loud shout of "Lie down!", Xie Qiang quickly took the lead and lay down on the ground.

Immediately afterwards, a barrage of gunfire erupted, "rat-a-tat-tat... rat-a-tat-tat..."

More than 300 special operations soldiers advanced while firing their guns, and many Japanese soldiers were killed before they could even react.

And the second echelon of two hundred soldiers, who followed closely behind, first fired rifle grenades at the Japanese garrison.

Upon getting closer, they threw hundreds more grenades, and those Japanese soldiers who hadn't been killed by bullets were blown to bits before they could even catch their breath.

The two hundred soldiers in the third echelon were certainly not to be outdone. They adjusted their firing coordinates and immediately began to bombard the Japanese position.

Just as Akiyama Giyu was about to fall asleep, he was awakened by the sound of gunfire.

He rushed out of the brigade command post, wanting to find out what had happened.

But as soon as he rushed out, he was hit in the calf by a burst of bullets and immediately fell to the ground.

Giyu Akiyama lay on the ground and shouted loudly to the Japanese soldiers around him.

"Go and kill those two Chinese agents right now."

The gunfire and explosions that echoed through the night completely drowned out his voice, and no one heard his orders.

This spurred Akiyama Yoshiyuki to slam his fist into the ground.

"Damn it, those despicable Chinese troops, how dare they launch a sneak attack on my brigade headquarters."

But now the most meaningless things are complaining and regretting.

In less than ten minutes, the Japanese 6th Brigade's headquarters was bombed into a complete mess.

Seven or eight hundred Japanese soldiers were either killed or wounded, and at this time the first echelon of the special operations battalion began the clearing operation.

Everyone knows that the system rewards a lot of bullets, so they all spend lavishly.

Whether alive or lying dead in disarray, the first thing you do is shoot them.

After another ten minutes or so, all the Japanese soldiers were wiped out, and the battle officially ended.

Xu Peng urgently ordered everyone to clean up the battlefield and tally the casualties.

Akiyama Giyuu, who had lost consciousness due to excessive blood loss, was spared from being shot because he was wearing a major general's uniform.

"Although the two Nationalist agents were wounded, the Japanese soldiers guarding them were instantly riddled with bullets after the burst of gunfire."

Although the two of them didn't know who was attacking the Japanese soldiers, they understood that in this situation, they absolutely could not stand up.

The two men lay flat on the ground under the cot, afraid that if they raised their buttocks even slightly, they would be slashed by bullets.

Fortunately, the shells seemed to have eyes, and not a single one landed inside the tent.

After everything calmed down, the young agent said in a low voice.

"Fourth Brother, stay where you are and don't move. I'll go see what happened."

"Okay, Sixth Brother, you must be careful."