The scarred Noyama Jun dragged Kira Xiangcheng, who was also covered in blood, from the dirt mountain, and behind him was followed by a few companions who had even lost their rifles, compared to a few of them, Noyama Jun and Kira Xiangcheng, who were still holding rifles in their hands, looked much more calm. No one suspected that Noyama Jun and Kira Xiangcheng were only slightly surprised when the military doctor treated their wounds, but they didn't ask much.

Wrapped in gauze, Kira Sojo and Noyama were placed in the rear line of the troops, and not far from them were the companions who had withdrawn with them, but the latter had lost his weapon and was tied up in a string of ropes, waiting for the commander's fate. "Noyama-senpai, do you think they will be punished by Chief Okazaki?" Kira Xiangcheng whispered to Noyama Jun who was close his eyes and recuperated beside him, two of the guys who were tied up by ropes had bullied him.

Noyama Jun just pouted but didn't answer, Kira Aijo had to stare at the few guys who were tied up in a daze alone, Nakasa Okazaki, who led the team to command the attack on the mountain, naturally would not kill these soldiers who lost the face of the imperial soldiers for no reason. For Okazaki, who was already overstretched, one more soldier would have more certainty of breaking the enemy, so he would rather send those guys who had lost their courage to attract the enemy's fire in the next wave of attacks, rather than kill them right now to relieve their anger.

Tang Cheng and the others, who had already touched the mountain, did not know this, and they continued to make a long detour, trying to bypass the Japanese defense line and move towards the flank. There was no light in the dark night, and the dice that walked in front could only rely on their own experience and vigilance, and after descending the mountain, just a few hundred meters of grass made Tang Cheng and them pay several times more time than usual. Hou San on the mountain did not light a bonfire, and the Japanese troops under the mountain also did not have a bonfire, only in the anticline bunker of the Japanese position, it was possible to see the lights, but unfortunately they could not get close to Tangcheng.

After going far away and discussing with Tang Cheng, the dice who had been walking in front suddenly changed their course, and Tang Cheng and the others who were following the dice also put their weapons on the side. It is necessary to be prepared to fire at any time in advance, Tang Cheng brought down the mountain are all veterans, and Tang Cheng does not have to worry that someone among them will not be able to help but go fire. After going down the mountain, there was a wind in the grass in the open terrain, and the night wind blew unusually cool, making people not feel the slightest stuffiness. Tang Cheng and the others have been traveling in the dark, I don't know how far they have walked, after the dice changed direction, the slope under their feet increased, and Tang Cheng and the others had a little difficulty walking.

In the dark night, only the outline of the faint mountain could be seen in the distance, and Tang Cheng quickly lost his direction. When he started to descend the mountain, Tang Cheng was still a little worried, but now he was only glad to be happy. If this is a domestic battlefield, the battle on the front line is in a state of stalemate at this time, and the Japanese army is not muddy, and the command quality of individual soldiers and officers is much stronger than that of the national army.

In addition to fighting with open swords and guns on the front line, both sides have also made efforts to extend the fighting to the rear of the other side, with artillery attacks, infiltration, and small groups of harassment. In particular, the Japanese army was quite powerful in infiltrating and sabotage, and attacks were quite powerful, and as early as when he was holding on to the city of Nanjing, Tang Chengke had learned the Japanese army's methods of disguised as the national army. Tang Cheng was now a little glad that the Japanese officers who could only surround the mountain did not use such a method, otherwise they would not have been able to touch the mountain so smoothly.

In the blurred starlight, the dice walking in front suddenly stopped, Tang Cheng held the gun in his right hand, stretched out his left hand and was about to pat the back of the dice, but only heard a "pop" gunshot, and then there was a "dang" sound in his ears, and a bullet shot straight into the steel helmet of the dice, so shocked that Tang Cheng fell to the ground as soon as he grabbed the dice. "Fire, fire, there are Japanese soldiers in front." Tang Cheng didn't care about the group, just pulled the dice and turned around, climbed back into the car, and then shouted.

The soldiers who followed behind Tang Cheng had already dispersed, and the bullets were densely strafing, hitting the rubble in the dark night on the opposite side. "I'm fine, I'm fine." The dice that were pulled down by Tang Cheng had already recovered at this time, and he pushed away Tang Cheng who was pressing on him, and he was about to get up with his sniper rifle. "Whoosh" A bullet flew in front of the head of the dice with hot wind, and the dice that had not fully gotten up quickly rolled sideways to the side.

After confirming that the dice were fine, Tang Cheng, who was lying on the ground, immediately jumped up from the ground, raised his gun and fired forward on his half-kneeling on the spot, and the speed of his movements was absolutely first-class. There were no lights, and they had no way of judging the number of enemies in Tang City, but judging from the fireworks from the guns on the opposite side, it seemed that there were only a few enemies, and they were retreating while fighting. Tang Cheng fired several shots in succession, and in the darkness, he saw that the enemy's muzzle fireworks in front of him had retreated, so he beckoned the soldiers around him not to chase.

Tang Cheng was about to turn around, when he suddenly saw a figure suddenly appear in the grass less than a foot away in front of him, and when he turned his gun and fired two shots at the figure. In the dark night, he couldn't see any movement clearly, Tang Cheng just felt a palpitation inexplicably, so he shouted "all lie down" As soon as the words fell, only a "boom" was heard, and a violent explosion occurred where the figure fell in the grass. The flames of the explosion illuminated the grass brightly, and Tang Cheng flipped backwards with the blazing air waves, and a piece of shrapnel flew between his head and the steel helmet, startling Tang Cheng into a cold sweat.

The flames of the explosion brought light, and while Tang Cheng and the others determined the direction according to the firelight, the Japanese troops who had withdrawn into the night reflexively killed back. The vague sound of footsteps in front of him alerted Tang Cheng, and he quickly overtook the few people who had touched him forward, and walked forward a few steps, half-squatting and listening carefully to the movement in front of him. After a few seconds, Tang Cheng could hear it more clearly, and the still slight footsteps were indeed coming from the front.

The soldiers behind him had already fanned out according to Tang Cheng's order, and everyone was lying on their stomachs in the grass with bated breath, just waiting for Tang Cheng's order to be given. Tang Cheng's heart was already hanging in his throat, and he waited for the sound of the rope to be close at hand, and then shouted "Fight!" Dozens of gunfire suddenly burst out in the night, and the prelude to this massacre was instantly opened, compared with the 38 rifles in the hands of the Japanese soldiers, the submachine guns in Tang Cheng's hands were extremely strong.

As many as 20 submachine guns suddenly opened fire together, such a close distance, such a fierce fire, the Japanese soldiers who came back were caught off guard, and instantly fell to a large number of guns. It's a pity that the reaction of this group of Japanese troops was not too slow, and the commanders were even more good, and under such a fierce blow, they were still able to resist and retreat, and nearly half of them escaped from their guns in Tang City. The Japanese army was repulsed again, leaving behind more than 30 corpses and disappearing into the night, and most of the bloody Japanese corpses on the grass had been beaten into a sieve by the rain of bullets.

Tang Cheng, who didn't have time to clean up the battlefield, just rummaged through those corpses and found some grenades, and then disappeared into the night, and when the Japanese troops they repelled came back again, there were only corpses left all over the ground. After two successive firefights with the Japanese army, Tang Cheng simply stopped hiding their whereabouts, and the Japanese army could not let their small force appear on their flank.

After letting go of their minds, Tang Cheng and their speed was much faster, if it weren't for the fact that they didn't have the military uniforms of the Japanese army on hand, Tang Cheng still wanted to directly disguise himself as a Japanese soldier and go directly to the door. Time passed quickly, and in the second half of the night, after the clouds in the night sky gradually dispersed, Tang Cheng's vision became better and better, and they could already see far away with the help of starlight. Before descending the mountain, Tang Cheng had already asked his artillerymen to calculate the approximate distance and direction of the Japanese mortar position, and if their current direction was not wrong, a mile further forward would be the Japanese mortar position.

Now that the fog and the low and heavy clouds in the sky have dispersed for a long time, and there are more and more stars in the sky, Tang City's visibility is many times better than just now, which is very suitable for them to step forward. The chirping of insects sounded, like an ensemble of light music. Under the canopy of the half-clear night sky, in the silence of the night, this ensemble is soothing and soft. The ears were filled with this heavenly sound, and one could not consciously feel a kind of intoxication, as if he had forgotten that he had come here to kill.

The dice, which was still walking in front, stopped, Tang Cheng looked in the direction of his finger, and suddenly noticed that there seemed to be a figure on the right. Tang Cheng immediately raised his right hand, and the soldiers behind him immediately dispersed and hidden, but Tang Cheng followed the dice and moved forward a little bit by half. The figure found by the dice had been squatting, and when it got closer, Tang Cheng found out that this thing was squatting here to. Gently touched Tang Cheng beside him with his shoulder, and waited for the latter to reach out and take his sniper rifle, and the dice continued to touch forward directly with two empty hands.

The Japanese soldier who was squatting in the grass and shit did not expect that danger was approaching him, and he wiped his buttocks and was about to get up and stand up, but a pair of big hands reached out from behind, covering his mouth and nose with one hand, and jamming his neck with the other. The Japanese soldier who hadn't had time to lift the pants only felt a strong pull back on him, and before he could fully react, the goods had already been dragged back in front of Tang Cheng by the dice with his bare hands.

Tangcheng They came down the mountain to attack the Japanese mortar position, and it was impossible to find the other party's ID from this Japanese soldier without any means. Tang Cheng turned on the flashlight covered by his military uniform, carefully looked at the Japanese soldier documents in his hand, and finally determined that the goods caught by the dice were a gunner in the Japanese army.